The intelligencer., 1888-06-16

Mrs. Adam IOeppe, L WISH lo iuIolm tho
public that shall keep on hand constantly, n
full line of fresh groceries. queenswsre, will
| ow and wooden ware, tobaccos, cigars, NC
propose to sell good goods aud at small
p rohts, and to endeavOr to merit share OF
the public patronage. Give me call. Re
member the place, Adam TOeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gsssen. EfAffebi6tf
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The cannery is preparing ior action.
waassa--Home sioi - AiSaa. able boy. IS
sssts st I EIairlil j ! |F}El particulars np,
The co..s I, tsHdt.lates are especially iuyit-
ed and ext8ttsd to be pre- 'ent at the lawn
party and festival at Rufus Young's next
Thursday night.
Mr., r. II, ireland is having his property on
South street put In thorough repair, repaint'
iug, new porch, etc. 1t will soon be in
apple.pie order, and very nice.
The total number OF persons fined by the
recorder last year was 2H, the fines amount
ing TO S2,273. Cash collected, $500; paid in
work, 81 ,5g2. Total amount Of rock furnish
ed calaDOOse, S3oO O1.
Messrs. G. Q. Kist. IL. Calmese, VIM. Pal
mer, John Mnneaugh and Ed. Markham are
the representatives of Fire Co., No. l, oil this
city, at the division meeting OF the order oi
American Fireman, held at Carthage this
week.
C. Ben Russell made good move when he
went around and secured names to organize
club TO fight democratic battles from now
until November next. Whoop 'em up, Z.
Ben, do not grow weary OF well-dolng the
boys will all be with you.
The Lawson District A. \ NJ. Association
will hold its fair ut Lawson, Ray county. on
August 81, %, % and "a. The district Is
composed of the counties OF Clay, Clinton,
Caldwell and Ray, and a fne exhibit may be
expected. The premiums offered are quite
liberal.
Reduction in rates to republican convention
at Chicago, by the s.. JO., ST.
rs. II. X. II. Tickets on sale ut North Lex
ington; 80 20 the round trip-June IL, II, Is
and 10. Good for return passage June 2Olh
to 25th. Apply TO X. A. Hicklin or Thos.
Standish.
The Babes have re-OTganized for work
upon the following basis Owen Grimes
pitcher; u. Mitchell, catcher, w. Waddell,
short stop; Isl. Gratz. first base; B. Taub'
man, second base; l.. Hayes, third base; f.
HAYES, left field; l.. Ryland, center field; Ed
McGrew, right field. They are all game
bantams.
Masters II. II. Blackwell, NJ. Gaulden, W.
8. Allen, B. G. Clark and +. g. Sutherln, III
the order named. had the highest grade at
VIVA. for the month ending June 9TH.
The l1west OF these wss 81 30, and the high
est 9s1. which included scholarship, punctu'
a lily and department. 1t record of which
all may be proud.
Waterloo: There Is a dearth OF news a
present. Wheat looks fine. Corn and oat'
are coming on finely, and altogether the
farmers prospects look 1altering An In
surance adjuster WAS here last Monday
lookIng after the interests Of the company In
connection with the Keller FIRE. Mrs. Jno.
+. Roberts and daughter, Annie. were tht
guests OF Mrs. j. X. Gray. Tuesday. Miss
Martha Smith returned to her home, Tues
day, from visit to the family OF her uncle
W. X. Smith. Esq. The young people are
having good time these days, gatherins
lilies from the lake. No fishing. No scarci
ty of Candidates, as the late fFosts did nc
hurt the crop.
The Lafayette County Medical Society me
in regular session ut Higginsvllle last Mon
day. Physlcians present, DIR. Murphy, o
Odessa; DIR. Meng, of Dover; DIR. Carthrae
of Corder; Drs. Becker and Braecklein, o
ConcordIa; Drs. Carter, ,Fulkerson and Webb
OF HigginsVille, aud Drs. Chambers an'
Straughn, of Lexington. DIR. Carter read al
interesting and instructive paper on thu
"Summer DlarrhOea of Children" whicl
was discussed hV the members resent
After the discussion Dr. Braecklein presented
patient with heart trouble, who was exam
ined by the society for the purpose OF dag
nosing the disease, after which the sOciet.
adjourned to meet in Higginsville on In
second Monday IN July.
About the worst thing we ever saw in
theatrical way was "Monle Cristo." at tn,
opera house. Wednesday night. The pla,
was badly put on, and was then cOmpletel
spoiled by the drop curtain. AT the end o
each act was a striking tableau, and the cur
tain would not descend until the actors wen
raying off the stage. ia pnIing 1t up,
would 90 two feet high and stop, and thre
or four minutes OF critical time would b
consumed, much to the disgust Of The actor
and 10 the amusement of the small boys. A
the close Of the third scene, the man wh'
manipulated the curtain cast oil the rope ant
let IL fall 1t came down on time, like u tol
of rock, and rebounded two feet high. Tn
audience was small, and was unusuall
noisy.
Corder: The Matilda Shrader C. l.. s. c
gave an open session to the families Of til,
,nemI,ers on the evening of June =, from . t.
On. IN. Promptly at 3 o'clock the president
Mrs. Shrader, sounded the gayel; prayer bJ
Rev. Mr.. Barks, and Miss Bette Corder, sec
retary. called the roll, answered with quo
tations from Luther. Following was the
programme: Music, Miss Bertha Burns
Life of Luther, Miss Bette COrder; music
Miss Bertha Corder; fourteen questions il
physiology; recitation, Miss jamie Webb
select reading from Bryant, Miss Jessie Roth
seventeen questions from plan Of salvation
paper, Longfellow's first poem, Miss Betti
Questions from classic German; recitation
Miss Marion Shrader; music, Miss BettI
Corder; story from Longteliow, Miss Matti
Hnrns; music, Miss Bertha Burns; recitation
NIss Rettie Webb; music, Miss jamie Webb
onotalions from Longfellow, by member
and guests; current events. Mrs. Jno. Cor
DIM. critic, Mrs. Barks. The families an,
nembers feel proud of the good this it'll
circle has done IN our town and vicinity
Once every two weeks the ladies hasten I
their pIace Of meeting, where they 20 owe
their work and have good social meeting
Women should have their literary societie
ard their gatherings as well Us men. So lie
us all encourage them in the good work the
have begun and do all in our power l.
strengthen its life and its steady growth
AfteT the completion OF the exercises th
meals were escorted to the dining parlOrs q
Mrs. Barks, where II table had been sprea'
with ice cream, berries and cake in gTea
abundance. The table WAS nicely decorated
with fIowers Of all descriptions. Nothing ha,
heen shared IN making This part OF 1t frs
class affair and we all took brst-CIass ad
,,sntave of II and felt that our women friends
Svera imuroving in the great art OF preparing
O ,od eaabies as they were IN Improving
thsir mental faculties. They adjourned. W.
Lnne 10 meet again in open session at al
sarIv date. Let the good work go on ladies
.ud don't forget about those open meeting
about once month.