Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-23

tiipic StdLudi" ''t''t 'ii'tS'oiS !"
scribe upon the banner OF tInanciaI re
The man who stopped his paper lately
because he could not afford II, sold Il
hundred bushels OF wheat the other DAY
at twenty cents per pushe! less imam INC
market price.
n,, III
orally toward the oankrllptcy OF me
nation ov us s'eNrilhs uG!aN II! 'he :
monetiZatlon OF SILVER. II delay now
savors very ~su>picIously OF partnership
in fraud.
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The most important question for 4
Young lady 1" ASK when a m'h pops Inc
and pay tor it?' Always have Il dish of
hot water handy. III case he Says no.
But il he says yes, pin hlm-hcS your
man by al means.
The cuTrant crop promises to be large
this season, but It isn't likely that the
amount ct domestic WINE squeezed from
not be able t. tote it of t. some urw
pace As soon As 4 fellow finds ont where
it, hid.
provided me Wheels move: Is II ioi
tn. same thIng As /" the effect "l the
machine De ms zone 10y me force "'
steam, wIi!d. waiter or ANIMALS; ana Is
motive power purchased vita gold.
silver az paper coinage
The newspaper press can not apollo
gile tor ali the mean things that have
ever Ceen SAID against erInont. A
young I'"S ~ tua' sac 'T'"Se" ~ MAJ
tor q dai!y paper anu PROMISED 10 al
WAYS luIhlNn the laui!y Win MS mousse
odd necessity
~9tocA'oH, ''':' HAN ''i'''!s 'H'' pa
per OF 'eNer'! NaF!el'rs All" Oh superior
I"ttiS can "r ii'h''ac'uTeu from tle
ieai OF common nag me STOCKTON
'h~"eteu"eh' ~ tIiat tHt Has - pre-
pared HiihpIN by ptiig holieu win !Iihr'
Iiake flag paper.
1''o one 'F'!"" 10 Aho'i'tI' was
- 'at'T''T" a' No" are "o"I" iot "e
".t'I" "l >''PP'"s Oh tne Pa'elieIt;
re- WIS '"e resP"iIe' '>oiie Pe"p'e
are ia. Oh one rHu ana soihe Oh me
"t''e'', anu tAS HFsl thaP ioohe"
liioushtiu' an" went Oh oo"h the
street.
swift was one day IN company with r
Young coAcomb, who rising from his
char. said. with a concelted and cou-
l!dent arr YOU have YOU Know, Mr..
Dean, | set up tor a wit. D. you.
indeed? replied the Dean. Then take
my advice and set down again
e. leAa' ca'!e breeders alone own
mules ana nave $1,000 acres OF encIos-
ed pasturaSe. In 1870 the statistics
showed that the state contained i54,1"4
horses, bl,j22 mules and asses, i2o,uiA
mlloh cows, 49,, lU4 oxen. and 3:',uiI
other cattle; or tor all the owners III the
state only 2.ib9,oo more than are now
owned by ten men alone.
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secretary sherman, siate III hahd.
= hfec times three are n!ne, ten tlmcS
Two are twehty-ior president, John
Sherman OF OhIo-twice twelve are
l"ehty-i0Ur I'VE times elsht are forty
-Johh SHERMAN i"r president III l>NV-
rom eiSnt leaves one hayes INTO
p'iIne' ho'hiHs' tota'' 'vAh >lcFilah.
-.'"ur!er-JouFhal.
Thera was ouits c,m,.rr ~, r,s,
io,,hIa rrss.s s;tt;~r .rntnI' no ,ahI.
$3.50
a. to the date of q certain .vent Of
which they had been taking whan th.
ho.,'s aiTb,-ys.r.nId nm ~H3tonntoI =,
e>n.Iita Inc >nIntion of ,b. rrnI,I.m nv
Suddenly ,Skjn~ ..Whv mtmnn, whit
d.v WA; if Won washed m.9"
The establishment Observation-Disclosures.
past by veterans in the profession, and
the idea is still good. An academy tor
printers and journalists would be a good
Institution to start with, and under
proper management it would prove i
success from the start The newspaper
Is the great educator noW-a-idys, and
IL conductors and managers should Ger
fanny be educated men an! women An
cH"ft On the part OF the newspaper
press VIII BRING about the proper result
IN this scheme. /! they so seriously
about 1t.
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the population OF the world. and over
"ne-thIrd The area OF the same, and Yet
the population IS what the civilized
world calls heathel, and, including
Africa and the heather islands of the
Pacific, the heather population amounts
to 675 millions, while the fota! popula-
ton OF the world IS estimated at about
one billion twenty-seven millions, or, III
figures, thus, 1927 ,OO", GOO. From this il
will be seen that about two-thirds of
the worlds's population are We: reyeliug