Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-27

Mrs. C. I. Robsrds, Butler; r. E.
Bailey, Fulton.
20. Ornamentation of the School
Yard, c. G. Bell, Boonville.
29. What should the state do tor
Horticulturet' Levi Chubbuck, st.
Louis.
THURSDAY, "A. N.
SUBJECTS: NoMENCLATURE; NEW
FRUITS.
80. Report of Committee on Nomen-
clature, T. w. Gaunt, Maryville; J. Is.
Wild, Ssrcoxie; A. Ambrose, Nevada.
81. Naming Of New Apples by the
Society.
80. Forestry, NJ. G. Kern, Commis-
sioner of Forestry, st. Louis.
SO. Report of Committee on New
Fruits, F. Lionberger, New Florence;
A. H. Gilkeson, Warrensburg; w. B.
Stark. Louisiana.
81. Report of Secretary.
IS. Report OF Treasurer.
Sc. Election of Officers.
81. Business Meeting.
SO. Anything to Offer for the Good
of the Society.
80. Reports from County Societies-
Question Box.
40. Reports Of Committees.
THURSDAY NJ.
SUBJECTS: oRNTTHoLoaY; INJURIOUS
FUNGI.
Al. Report Of Committees OH Orni-
thology, Clark Irvine, Oregon; A. w.
st. John, Carthage; W. H. Thomss,
LaGrange.
A. Report of Committee on Injuri-
Gus Fungi, B. T. Galloway, Columbia;
Prof. w. Trealease, st. Louis; c. W.
Murtfeldt, Kirkwood.
43. Diseases of the Apple Caused
by Fungi, B. r. Galloway, Columbia.
A. Economy of Mulching; What is
the best and Cheapest? z. T. Russell,
Carthage.
As. The Tree Agent, J. w. Turner,
Meadville.
46. Reports from County Societies.
Question Box.
THURsDAY,7 N.
SUBJECTS: ENT0MCLooY; BOTANY.
AZ. Report of Committee on Ento-
mology, Miss M. Mnrtfeldt, Kirkw0od;
DIR. A. Goslin, Oregon; Il. Shepley,
Nevada.
4s. Horticultural Societies; Benefit
Whom; How to Conduct, Thos. Irish.
Rich Hill.
40. Waste Places, Mrs. A. G. Skim
ner, Butler.
SO. Report of Committee on Botany,
Prof. s. NJ Tracy, Columbia; G.. G.
Broadhead, Pleasant Hill; Frank
! Bush, Independence.
81. Utility not the Only Requisite,
Prof. u. Il. Osborn, Warrensburg.
so. Reports of Committees.
5S. Miscellaneous Business.
81. Selecting Places for Annual and
Semi Annual Meetings.
IS. Adjournment.
RAILROAD RATES.
TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE.
Il All the railroads will return delegates
\ at one third fare.
r The following roads require you to
. get convention receipt from the ticket
: agent where you buy your ticket. The
e secretary will sign them at the meet
: ing. All ticket agents vii. give you
q one if you call for It, and you cannot
d return over these roads at ono. third
Y fare unless yon procure one.
al The Missouri Pacific System will re-
|, turn delegates from Lexington to any
II point on their road.
The Wabash System will return DEL
10 egates from either Lexington junction,
r Moberly or Mexico, to starting point.
% The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
le will roturn delegates from Kansas
City to starting point.
ID The Kansas City, Springfield 4
Memphis will return delegates from
l. Kansas City to any point on their line
i. The following roads only require {
rs certificate from the secretary, which
err will be given at the meeting:-
The Chicago & Alton will return
r delegates from Higginsville to an>
% point on the road in Missouri.
,e The Fl & st. Joseph and Kausal
"a City, St. Joe 8 Council Bluffs will re.
"a turn delegates from Kansas City I,
j. starting point.
OF CUT FLOWERS.
Best hand bouquet, 1st %; 2nd. 81
m m Best table bouquet, 1st. 81; 2nd. 81
~ ~ Best wreath, lst. @3; 2nd. 81.
VI Best basket, lst. s.; 2nd. 81.
Beat other design, 1st. $3; End. 81
- FRUITS.
If For the best plate of any, and of al
Q. the leading varieties OF apples or pears
el (considered worthy q premium of .
for first, and SO cents tor second, viii
be given for each variety.
For best plate new apples, first eS
second $2; third 81; will be given pro
vided q history of the apple IL fur
nished.