The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-08
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bakery and confectionery. asa
HORSE bills, sale bills, etc., printed at
'nis etncS, on short notice. n
WANTED TO RESr.-A house o, I've
rooms Inquire at this Office. 2.2S-ti
Mr., Amaliried HAmm, Of Coneordia. has
gone to Kansas City to clerk ia a drug
store.
Judge James p. CHIN has moved his
family into the slusher residence, on Six.
teenth street.
FOR SALE OR TRAoK-saddle Stallion.
the best IN the country; also good Jack.
Come and see me. Glen Tyree. asst
Mrs. William Jordan, who has been
very sick for the past two weeks, is now
able to get around the house.
A kidney remedy that can be depended
on will be found 10 Prickly Ash Blttsrs.
II heals and strengthens. Sold BY Leroy
Farmer. A,.ot
Our farmers say that the wheat is very
badly damaged, and some OF it Ia being
Plowed up. One farmer tells US that he
Will pillow up all his wheat.
Church OF Christ Scientist, Sunday
services as follows: i0:S0 a. M, Sunday
school rl:SO a. M, at Knights OF Pythias
hall. All are cordially invited. tt
lduna Literary Society will celebrate Its
seventeenth anniversary, at the opera
house, on Monday evening. April 10th.
A good entertainment Is sure to be pre-
sented.
The school board met Wednesday night.
The newly elected members were sworn
10, and b. T. John was elected president
and Mr.. James r. M~oorehead vice presi-
dent Of the board.
DIR. John Mann, Of Wellington, has
been sick for several days, and his friends
are very uneasy for fear spinal meningitis
may develop. We sincerely hope such
may not be the case.
MIR. VIM. Barton has been appointed a
member Of the park board, by the mayor
in place Of Mr.. s, B. Armour, deceased
Mr.. Barton is q clever, honorable gentle
man, who has won high standing will
the business men Of Kansas city.
Mr.. Ed Aull took his fine saddle horsI
to Kansas City last week and sold him Al
auction for 1886. The purchaser imme
diately offered 800 for a match to him
He also told Mr.. Aull that he would hav,
run the horse up 10 800 n it had bee
necessary.
Many people suffer untold tortues fron
piles, because OF the popular impression
that they can not be cured. Tabler'
Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure then
1t has met with absolute success. Pric
Soc. In bottles, tubes 75c. For sale b
Crenshaw q Young. 4-1-lm
. Higginsville Jeffersonian: The littl
child OF Mrs. Lucy Williams died In thI
city last week. Mrs. Williams was visit
, Ing here from Bryon, Oklahoma, and th
child was sent there for burial, Saturda,
, Mrs. Williams 10 a sister OF the Provin,
brothers Of this city.
At the school election 10 Higgiusvill
Tuesday, 8. j. Rleinschmidt received 81
, votes; @. A. Chamblin 352 votes; DR.. j..
Fulkerson go votes, aud J. Il. Wilkes 2
votes. This elects Klelnschmidt an
Chamblin. The Jeffersoniau thinks Il
election a continuance OF the o
Q school fight.
D Lafayette county has q big railroad de
: hanging over her, and 1t has to be pal
Every person 10 Lafayette county Dug
a to want money as cheap to pay the de-
/, as It was when the debt was made.
large part Of this debt is for somethir
we did not get, and II would not hurt o
conscience to pay 1t 10 sand at a thousaI
dollars q ton.
n Omaha Bee, October -, 1889: The Broa
way M. e. Church was crowded at Il
Blind Boone concert last evening. II
d marvellous skill Of the gifted gent
attracted many who had heard him beio
4 a. well as hundreds OF others. The pr
gram was very Interesting aud W
admirably rendered, and the play
responded to several hearty encores.
"a New Grand opera house, Friday, April
d II you want to take 10 the Paris E
position 10 1900, Mr.. Robert A. wills
" will sell you a round trip ticket for slt
This includes one weeks board at q hoI
70 In Paris, two admissions to the expositi
and a chance to prolong your visit to
days at your W expense. We wanted
= take this trip, but the French got to al
ing q little gay when they thought o
n hands we're tied, and we have not
l. cooled OF. We will take our trip to sic
Or Hingland."
~ The good roads meeting at Higginsvi
y last Saturday, was not well attendt
u because the roads were so bad peoI
70 could not attend. There never was a til
~ when Q proposition to have good roa
should meet with more prompt %encouras
ment than at the present time, when o
10 highways are almost impossible. 7
1t meeting passed resolutions requesting O
n representatives In the legislature to VI
for the road bill now before that boz
The next meeting will be held at odei
In September.
Jacksonville (oregou) Times; "a nul
h Der OF the newspapers OF Oregon wa
valuable space In adulation of "Col."
h, Donan, who, they imagine, has done 81
effective Advertising for the Pacific Mort
Ia west. This fellow is q CRATER pure a
"a simple, without q scintilla OF intiuen
and very parsimonious with the truth
In all times. He Is positively q detriment
Oregon and Washington, for those "
take stock in the stories he tells OF tn
states must be beside themselves.
M anybody would practice In other lii
what Donan does In his role, they woI
al be arrested for being finn Hammers"
The grand jury, at Marshall, 10
"a report to Judge Rich, says: "We reco
nd mend that the county court shall requ
.o the county work, such as grading
outside Of the court house yard and
"a the county work that can be done, by
Ia prisoners under the sheriff. Aud
ad recommend that . chain gang be org
nd ICED and the prisoners be taken out a
"a worked on a rock pile, and II possible