The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-31
LOCAL SHORT-STOPs.

|t(@-4l mortgages Tor sale at this once
8 dtaH bach. II
erqffal good farms for rent. Apply to
4 4 rIattenburg. 2-1Otf,
Nc. 4. @. Butts went to Kansas City
"Wednesday to spend the day.
Hcssrs. J. @. Bledsoe and E NJ. Taub.
ntd we're In Kansas City Wednesday on
nosIness.
Mop hat cough right away with MulIs
L|.bIping Cough Cure. 25c. Sold by
ghts. w. LOOMS. 8 3m1
Ma y. T. W. Mexican went to Upton
Utlaesdsy to visit the family OF heI
t.tfhter, Mrs. d. ID. Gwinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, o. Crawford returned
Tuesday afternoon from a briel visit To
Nj. CFawiord's parents, at Stahl, Mo.
AIRS James e. Corners, OF sedalia, who
With her little son has been visiting rela
i|<.n 30 this city, returned home We'd
o1s6.y morning.
I1.iices OF the peace and notaries public
.&1 Be supplied with chattle mortgages
ii this office, at 5 cents per copy. All
1I14s OF blanks rrinted to order. II
Harrensburg has been selected as the
II4c4ffor holding the next ex-confederate
I1nnion OF Missouri. The reunion will
b 10 session two days, September q
ana 70.
hi. william Aull left ,uesday night for
"~.IIensburg to transact som legal
I0.'0ess in criminal court. From there
~ 8lll go to Springfield, Mo-, on legal
tt.|pess.
M. John Welbpru went to Indepen.
141t1 Wednesday on legal business.
0's wife accompanied him, going to
K4ttas City for a weeks visit to her
Uo.her and sister.
<|fs. Alice Rothrock was called to Rich
NIa1o Tuesday afternoon, In response to
. usage announcing the sudden death
81 ~ mother, Mrs. Mary Hudgins, who
&4a about 70 years old.
}{ood old Granny Metcalf. OF Kentucky,
" }.ars old, says that DR.. Bells PiDe-Tar
/<51ey Is the best grip cure, cough, lung
t11 bronchitis remedy that has been
111led to the people during her life. Sold
W Leroy Farmer. 10. 3ml
fn one knows the unbearable torture
w ondergoes from piles unless they are
"a "a icted. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Olnt.
us4t 10 a quick, safe aud painless cure.
E<|ce. 80 cents 10 bottles; tubes, rs cents.
VT bale by Crensbaw a. Young. 3-3mi
Hon SALE or TRADE.-A good stock Of
'<1<et goods. invoicing about 5000.
at HiRgiusville, Mo. This stock
h I'd sale at a bargain oil will be traded
|c< } farm located 10 Lafayette county,
NJ. Address, Joseph w. Layne, Hig-
.I:sville, Mo. 3A.t2
Nptain w. H. Dewitt, who superin.
k1e1ed the construction OF the govern.
ami dykes at this place last fall, and who
-tf made Lexington his headquarters
<a<I ng the past winter, left Tuesday for
3<ts eow, Mo-, where he will engage In
government work this summer.
E9r all pulmonary troubles Billiards.
11fehound Syrup, taken 10 the early
proves a certain aud sure specific.
y n Equally effectivein Group and whoop-
|t1 cough, aud IL used 10 season prevents
|1o fnrther development Of ption.
E<'>H, % and so cents. For sale by Cren-
cham d Young. 3'3m1
I1h preachers OF Saline county have &c.
an invitation from the proprietor
y &c editorial charge OF four consecu-
Vs. issues Of the Marshall Republican,
beam ming with the Easter week publica-
|f9s with the understanding that hall
|te net proceeds shall be utilized for such
'hafitable purposes rs they may direct.
Nj. james K, Edmopds will leave next
fo1day for Casper, Wyoming, where he
accepted a lucrative position in the
liking house OF Richards, Cunningham
2 70. "Jim' is a splendid young bus
17,s man, popular with all who know
~, and we regret to see him leave Lex
.efton. Our best wishes accompany him.
gP Vile may remain here tor a while
y ore leaving for herfuture home 10 the
u west.
dollar draft In every box, says that 1t
Z pst cure you. II you have kidney aud
oder trouble, liver trouble aud impure
I'D, stomach trouble aud dyspepsia,
81 umatlsm or female complaint. It's
'4lps Pioneer Cure, chocolate coated
.1lets, See that the name on the box
= your case; it's no cure-all, one remedy
but one disease. Cash the draft II 1t
'en't help you. 25c and 81. Sold by
~. W. LOOMS. 3.3ml
p call attention to the announcement
%. M. d. Wilson, who presents HIM
u rs a candidate for reelection TO the
u>p Of public administrator. He has
IA perfect satisfaction during the time
= .As served, and as democratic prece-
'r<gives a faithful official a second term
? 'nve no doubt be will be re.nom-
''fd without opposition. He 10 an 4,
fetic young man, correct In bic
<''pgs, prompt and efficient, and II Ia a
'+'nre to transact business with such I
!
y rue proper place this morning will 1
Ipund the name OF Mr.. Edwin 4. I
'|nnn, who announces himself as a I
Nridate for the Office Of city register !
a treasurer. We are also carrying his I
'nnncsment 10 the Daily. lie Is the !
Z candidate for a city office who has !
~ US IN announcement for the Weekly !
1&LLiaENoER. Mr.. Bowman was born Z
2 pared In our midst, and II he has a I
'fpal enamy In the city we have never ;
~ o. 1t. He is a straightforward bus. !
- man, a pl asant gentleman, and ia ]
aualihed to MI the Office.
Gustav Haerle has practically I
q dea by which he purchases OF !
+fank l.. deyer, Sr., the entire block Z
''idings at the corner OF Main aud !
streets. This deal includes, be- Z
me saloon building already owned !
"a. Haerle, the Two store rooms ad. Z
'''g' occupied by Hackers restaurant !
Fnebel's barber shop; also the resi- '
portion extending to the alley.
quite au important Transaction,
#pieh Mr.. Haerle secures a valuable
property. Mr.. Gayer contem. =
going to California to reside.