The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-26

Jne Well-hnOWn, eApeTiouCou NV O""n's
Isaac Summers, who is always
ready to show you goods at bed rock prices,
and invites one and all to call and examine
for Yourself. janI9tf
Sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. ShilOh's Cure Is the remedy
or you. At LoOmis' drug store. a2oeowly
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam TOeppe, | wish to inform the
public that | shall keep on hand constantly, t.
full line of fresh groceries. queensware' Will
low and wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars %c'
] propose to sell good goods and at small
profits, and to endeavor TO merit q share u
the public patronage. Give me \ call. Re-
member the place, Adam Toeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. febl5tf
Why will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? ShilOhs Vitalizer is guar
anteed to cure you. At Loomis' drug store.
b. f. G. concert next Friday night.
The blue birds have been singing here the
past week.
No one should fail to read Ahrens' new ad.
this morning.
You will regret it il YOU miss the Baptist
College concert next Friday night.
Piano. organ, violin and harp solos. duets,
trios and quartettes at the b. f. G. concert
Friday night.
We call the attention of our readers TO the
| corrected time table Of the Mo. p. and the j
c., b. n l.. railways on the first page. 1t is
reliable.
After finishing his engagement at ST.
Joseph, tonight, Mr.. Charles Geyer will dis
continue the minstrel show with which he
has made such a success during the past three
months, and return home, his business here
demanding his immediate attention.
THE wonderful child actress and prima
donna, Little Sunshine" assisted by her own
operate comedy company, presenting the
musical comedy entitled "Fun in a Boarding
SCHOOL, and other plays will give a series Of
entertainments at the opera house next week
General 10. Shelby who was arrested al
Butter recently on the old charge of carrying
concealed weapons during the james trial a
Gallatin in 1884, has been released, the Off
eiaIs at GaIlatin telegraphIng the officer!
there to let him go, that they did not wan
him, that the costs had been paid long SGD
etc. An action for illegal arrest is being In
siituted.
Mrs. Nickel will make an addition to he
''Home' this summer. so soon as the dul
season commences, whereby the capacity Q
the house to accommodate the travelling pub
lie will be nearly or quite doubled. Thre
; plans have been proposed and are being dis
v - II -,h;nl mill no olnntal In
neither has as yet been settled upon definitely
a We congratulate her upon this evidence
her prosperity.
l An exchange neatly remarks: There is bl
y one legitimate advertising medium, and TIL
is surely the newspaper Among all I'll
d thousand and one frauds which are offere
o to the easily deceived public there are nor
. sufficiently meritorious to offer even a goo
: basis of comparison with the newspaper
The most judlcious and successful busine
men generally confine their advertising to Il
newspaper nress.
Higgiu -, leader - Word reaches us
the death iaoL week of Vim. Rowe, an o
citizen of this county at his home in Freedo
township south of Aullville. He died
,; senile debility; was about So years old, al
lived IN Lexington many years ago. Died
a the residence of his father, Rev. f. r. Ora
10 near this city. Jan. 10, OF consumption, N
w. F. GRAY, aged about AZ years. Funel
services were held at the residence by Re
Dupuy and he was inferred at the old Ia
burying ground on Friday, the 18th.
A good audience was in attendance at t
Christian church on Tuesday evening. at I
concert gwen under the direction OF NJ
Katie S. Hollis for the benefit OF the Lad
Aid Society OF that church. The particular
were the member of the Episcopal choir
7, which Miss Hollis is the organist. and
pupils Of that young lady's music class. 7
CONCERT consisted OF solos, duets, trios q
- uuartettes OF vocal music. and was very 81
cessful In every respect. Quite a handso
sum was netted, and Miss Hollis is to be CT
a graduated for her enterprise and must
"a skill.
~ Los Angeles, (CalifornIal Tribune:-W
is the coming contralto singer of.this count
To Is II Kate Fleming? II not, why not: I
=. above mentioned young lady certainly Il
the house by storm on the occasion of
:, drst appearance in public at the academy
az music Tor the benefit OF the Knights tempt
q couple Of weeks since. Miss FLEMING
only eighteen and has been brought up
=, her parents ranch some three miles FIR
- Anahelm. She intends to study for the sta
and is now in this city studying under Ca
MOdinI, the celebrated tenor singer. n
Fleming possesses all the necessary gu
fications TO become a celebrated star. Sh
Fu rather good looking and has a splendid p
:. sidue. Mr.. Modrni was interviewed by a Z
bune reporter in regard 10 Miss Flemi
=. He said: 'She has q deep contraits voice
extended range and sufficient power to
any theatre or hall. In all my experiepC
never heard a better natural voice and Y
a couple Of years more study Miss Elem
i. should stand in line with the first contra
OF this country. She Is young and ambiti
and will certainly be u credit TO Ca'ifor
- or course. Miss Fleming has defects,
they will be overcome by study. She is
tainIy in my estimation, the coming con
an, to singer OF this country"
We Prairie Church:-The beautiful has der
est @ and noihing but mud. mud, mud RENAL
nd Rev. DupuY, of Higglnsville, will assist
mes Banks in holding sacramento services, j
ere 2G,h aud 9th. Miss Polly Bradley, in C
the tpany with her niece. Miss Kate Houx.
all johnson county, will leave Friday for ON
cen Neb., to spend some tims with relatives
EAR, friends. Mrs. John Bear is spending
week with her fathers family. Mr..
,rly Green will soon return to his ranch in !
pu- sas; We have not yet learned whether h.
tends taking a "house keeper" or not
Raw think ITS "high time" Our old friend
Young will also leave US "when the 81
ALA, time comes, gentle Annie" He goes In Sc
this of health. Miss Kate Barnett il al home
,ent quite an extended visit TO Kansas City.
vile, reports An excellent time. Madame ru
ime SAYS Mr.. l.. p. Greene il soon to lost
ting most excellent house keeper. Thu
for our daughters leave US. those we love.
sses those who love us; just when they
rke, learned to help us; when Ne are old
'ebb lean upon them, comes a youth, a straI
lrs. bsckous to the fairest maiden, and she
ven lows where he leads her, leaving all q
Is for the stranger" Miss Sarah Walker
ned Saturday and Sunday with her brother,
eek. Is here on a visit. We understand Ton
doing well In Omaha, and wish him SUI
last Misses Sallie Smith and Jennie ClarksC
in is G. +. c., will spend the Goth and 9th
& relatives in Prairie neighborbood.
for Young will be a merry young farme
after , ear. Miss Bette Green is Ut Sweet Sp