The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-31
The early cherries are ripe.

The early cherries are ripe.
Next Tuesday In b. d L.. pay day.
Wheat Is worth 80 cents In this market.
10 expected to-day.
The "Silverman corner has received a
fresh coat Of paint, improving its appear
ance.
There was q beautiful double rainbow In
the eastern horizon. last Sunday evening al
about $40 O'Clock. It remained for Is or 20
minutes.
From oil the information we can get, the
wheat crop In this county will not exceed q
half crop.
Fourteen pounds Of granulated sugar to
the dollar Just 81 the beginning of the berry
snd preserving season places 3 smile upon
the face OF the good hou sewives.
Under the law as passed by the legislature
last winter. no term of the circIit court will
be held here In August, as usual. The term
will begin on the first Monday in September
instead.
Rev, DR.. Jas. III. CLANCY has resigned
~ president OF the Independence Ladies'
College aud the trustees have secured the
services OF Mrs. Lucy WIseman ID take
charge after this year.
There are so many candidates to go up TO
the head waters Of Salt river this year. we
would suggest the use of the pontoon bridge
instead OF the boat for that purpose. Walk
ing Is good and dry In Ray county.
Mr., T. T. Stramcke treated a Jolly crowd
Of about 40 young ladies and gentlemen to a
nssrav .rIde' Monday night. A wagon load
straw was brought to own for the purpose
and the fun commenced at about 10 p. m.
All resident members OF the Alumnae As
ISOLATION OF b.. +. College are kindly urged to
meet ct the college chapel at 2 O'Clock to-day,
10 make 6ual arrangements for the reunion
10 occur June I'd. Mrs. W. q. Chlles. Pres.
TheFe win be considerable money TO loan
next Friday night at the b. Il L.. meeting
One Of the loans on five shares made at the
last meeting did not stick and that money,
together with the amour paid In this month
will probably be for sale.
Hedalia Democrat TO wing TO the scarcity
OF cars on the Missouri Pacific, caused by the
cut rates, Conductor Bulkley's Lexington
branch train Is now made up OF 4 combiDa-
LlO0 ChI anu = ChuOObCs = II tuo Whi
agravsl car with board seats won't be bad
especially for the branch.
The W. NJ. A. closing exercises will take
place At the opera house neTt Thursdsy
Aight. consisting OF oratlons. declarations
music. farce and drill. The proceeds Of thil
entertainment are to be used IN the improve
ments to be made In the school this summer
Every one should therefore attend.
Mr.. 8. j. Houston last Monday received
teleerap informing him that three large, stoni
fsout store rooms, one belonging TO himself
one to his father, and one to Mrs. Tkona
Shelby In Portsmouth, Ohio had been destroy
ed BY fire the night previous. Loss, above
amount Of insurance, about $4,000.
The trustees OF the Baptist Female Colleg,
Contemplate making quite extensive improve
mepts on the college building this summer
among them the extension Of the west WIN
southwark 80 rs to make a large chapel room
placing q mansard roof thereon. tearInI
sway the old buildings on the street In tn
rear, thoroughly Tepainting the whole house
placing therein steam heating apparatus Nc.
&C. We hope they mar be able TO do all an,
more.
Prof. Aenelee has arranged with the di'
tinguished Prof. Ludwig Bredouw, Of Kan
sas City, {, take part In the exercises @
Monday ev ening. Prof. Bredouw 10 O.
artist OF great ability. From his large elias
he has selected two OF his most advance
lady pupils, who will assist him in thre
pieces on the programme. They will rli
two either Dues with guitar accompaniment
and one banjo duet with guitar accompanI
ment. Music on these instruments will be
rare treat " our music loving people.
Jefferson City Tribune:-Tbere Is no loni
or. the least doubt about the completion
the Jefferson City. ROCKVILLE and Lexingto
branch Of tine Missouri Pacific. Bids hay
been received and contracts will be awarde
to-day for the immediate completion Of th
road to this city. This does not mean 3 ps
Of the road. but the entire road, and by nez
week work Will be going all along the rout,
No one familiar with the matter ever doubI
ed that It was the intention of the Nilsson
Pacific TO complete the line this summe
bin some people VIII pot believe . thing pe
slble until they see Il. Well, such peopl
will have positive proof within q few day
Now IL the lime to go to work for the shop
By waiting q few months the shops will
located somewhere else.
Chapel Hm:-Quite cool. More rain nee
cd. Wheat will not be a half crop. Corn
iOokIpg we'll and promising. Let eyerybo'
vote at the primary Saturday. MISS Lyd
johnson has returned home from PIessar
Hill where she has been visiting relatives u
past week. Aunt Nancy Phillips. wife
Uncle '.Dick" Phillips. residing two mil
southwest OF here died. one day last we,
after q few days sickness. She was q go
old lady and the family aud friends are sore
grieved over her death. Her funera W
preached by Rev. Powell OF odessa,io a lar'
Ind Weeping aqdlsnGs. Mr.. Jno. Berry b
b9en 10 Lexington the last few DAYS but r
turned home Tuesday. The order o. Il
Farmers and Lsbo rers' Union Ut this pIs
10 growing 10 strength and unity. Ell Sill
mons, our village merchsnI. 10 treating
people nicely and comm ,ndlng . very go
trade, considering ibe session. OF the YET
Chapel Hill and surrounding nslsbborho
In considerably INFUSED aud worked mp oy
u ulueIhl pTutpcCiOI htSia'ifh u.s. NH III
that these bills are underlayed with Ill, er n
gold 10 very rich aud abundant qusntiii
The truthfuluess OF II will soan be inYesti
ted by sending OF some Of tue stone he sele
cd and recommended 10 be snalyzed.
eyery farmer Of Lafsyette county subscrI
for the Intelligencer the 'old stand bY.'
'Wayerly:-Mr II. Chas. Kraus and vile. NJ
Hopkins, Misses Jennie Csuthron and Poi
white, offended conference several days
the past week. In St. Louis. Mr.. Geo
Burnett, Dr., accompa MED BY his cousin n
sister. Misses Jennie and sallie, visi
relatives In ~. LOUIS the past week. retuI
Ing Thursday morning. Miss Birdie Goo
win and Mr.. W, \. Redd visited friends
Kansas City the past week. returning 81
day evening. Mr.. Tom Jones. Of the Mo.
spent Saturday and Sunday 10 this city. N
Dora Asher left for st. Louis. Thnrsd
night, where she will remain for some III
Mrs. Parilee Fell. OF Paeblo, Col, who
been In this city for the past ten days visit
friends and relatives. left for her no
wednesday morning. Mr.. VIM. Boob. W
has been the guest OF Mr.. Krans and wife
sSms time, left for bis home. In Pueblo, G.,
M5hdsy morning. Mr.. w! p. Reno 10 VII
ihg relatives 10 Indiana. Mechanics lila
Batter and Leach, and Misses Edith and v
meth, spent Monday In Marshall, Mr.. Pr
Tfacy, spent Sunday IN Kansas City. o.
n number OF the married ladies and gent
men spent Monday at the lake. Miss MN
Walton is still bed fast. but Is slowly impr
fAg. Mr.. q. p. Burnett was In st. Jose