The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05

pupils for the summer upon tue IotoW'h
terms ;-Tbpee months. two lessons q week,
RI5 90; tive months, two lessons a week,
AID Do. NJ one taken for less than two
months and no deduction for lessons missed.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted
70 me. whose accounts are past DUE VIII
n,sase call and settle up at once, with the cash
ar a bankable note, l am compelled to have
money 10 meet my obligations. j. r.. Winn'
-. j2st4
BEFORE LAYING down this paper examine the
date printed with your name upon the mar.
gin and if in arrears call at the once or senu
the amount due at your earliest convenience.
The amounts are small to each indlViduai out
large In the aggregate to us. Please do not
neglect this,
Rasnberries have about disappeared from
market.
A now the festive cow and hog wanders
forth AZ usual. Selah.
Tue wheat crop Is much better tnan u "as
thought to be before harvest.
We acknowledge the receipt OF the premium
list Of the johnson county fair association 10
: be held at Holden on August 26-2a. inclusive,
Prof. Ira B, Hick, predicts that the hottest
nariod Of the year will occur from July Un
10 iIth. II 1t IL any hotter than last SUNDAY
IL will be . seorcher, sure enough.
Mr., Thomas B. Smith says he this week
am = aeld Of 80 acres Of wheat which most OF
his uelghbors estimate will yield 40 oushe's
40 tina acre. but he says he will be satisned
With 80.
n eosts "A much TO clothe one girl now as
Il lid to clothe six girls any years ago. bu'
where you found six girls In q FANNY my
years ago you find one now. 30 toe 'n'nk u
about even after all.
John Jackson, aged 10, and Joe Washing
tom, aged IA both colored, were arrested Mon
dsy charged with having broken into the
store Of Lee Bros. the day before and stealing
tberefrom tobacco, cakes, etc. They VIII DC
given q preliminary hearing to-day.
Clifton Coleman, aged 10 gears. charged
With the rape Of q l4.year-old daughter o.
Mr.. Thomas Bailey, OF near Wellington, wa
aiyen n preliminary bearing In Esquire dran
vils Clsytou's court, Tuesday. BE gave bon'
in the sum Of $500 for his sppearspee al III
October term oil the crimlnsi court
ON the Afternoon OF Thursday OF last week
Mrs. Wm. HAYS gave q chlldren's picnic' a
ber home, In honor OF little Katie's 9th birth
dsv. About thlrty.fve children were In 81
tendance, and ell had q royal good tlme Oh
the beautiful lawn. Elegant Tefresnlnen
wers served, consisting OF Ices, berries, cake
and candies.
The reported discovery OF q coiored oao
by Mr.. Timothy Howard In his we'll, al 81
resldencs lust above town, Is a huge canard
The truth Of the whole matter ls that whli
cleaning out his well, Mr.. Howard found IN
skeleton OF \ rabbit therein and told som
over Insquts!tiye people that the bones wer
those Of Q negro baby. Tim always was ion
Of Q Joke.
The honorable secretary OF state, who 10
staunch Episcopalian, has Il seems sever
Prssbytefians IN his department. Not Ion
since pending . discussion as to the church
manship of the different clerks, the grou
was startled by the assertion that Capt. u
sueur Was the only Presbyterian In u
- d9partmeut of state. How Is thaty" II
DO YOU make that outf" were the rapid iDqr
ries. Why, Its very simple. Capt. Lesu'
has been stsctsd; you fellows were only 81
polluted, &
fsppec(al Agent Frank Tut last week a
rested Jim sinus, q Young negro man.
Independence. upon the charge OF hs'h
stoIsn a pair OF shoes belonging to Thom
Pratt from OF q locomotive sometime az
He was sent to this place and on MONDAY -"
tried before Esquire Granville clayton,'o u'
guilty and his punishment assessed ~ w ia
IN the county Jail. Jim's father 10 u preach
ana his mother. who died not iopg ago, "
snnoown as q most espectabIe colored lad
Mis- early training was good. but he has tar
cd out 70 be . sly young rascal.
Odessa Democrat; Mr.. Y G. Saunders.
Lexington, soy OF Mr. T. p. faupders'
H~ell.knowp photographer Of Lexington, ?
anened n gallery over Messrs. spore Bros.
Odesss, Judge John II. Phillips rendered
decision last Monday In the case OF Oss
U.rich, 10 which Ulrich Is discharged Uric
case was for bIgamy, being commenced so'
months ago, and the hearing lust cited Way
.ouuia q seeteace Of two years IN lbe pen !
Eie6 In well. known ID ibis city. being at
lime proprietor OF q barber shop here. ]
anstion ofihss COUNCIL last Thursday evening
s[ranutiuR . franchise 70 the Rieeirlf Light 7
~ he uobiest deed Of q lifetime. ne'
Sboom tor Odessa seldom accorded = cts
I've ags. II means thst to great Is sdded gre
.ess. To soupdness " sdBed siinpi'cI
The ordinance gives TO tho 90
many a franchise Of 20 years and compels tn
40 beaiu work in 90 days from the pa.sag'
the ordinance, and also tbs' ipe Pisn' y
bs In epsrs,lon within lea DAYS. OF lbr Y
bhise D IL null and 'void!' Ahmh must Of c"u
be made, but Il IL the Intention OF inc &C
many 10 have the plant In operation ID y
al aavs. As soou % q charter eun he y
cured an order tor the plapt wi'I oe s'yen
= sSISea,i,ng,on The sample Of whest WI
ssnt you last week was taken fom 0 Nv
v.sx acre piece which we ,hirk will ~
are twenty. O We bushels per acre. Vel
ssme sIxty acres vhich We thipE viii a'sr
tyeuty bushels per aere. The crop ip
BOTTOM will perhaps yield twenty bushels
rosnd, some will make % much a. VI
and some are claiming thirty 1--we bushels
ore.wh,le there will be crops which will
average more than twelve bushels per u
\ A. Thompson. and JohR Jobnson
\. tanning land Of Mr.. Thompsop's Il
Insir wheat Is a. GOOD a. last yesFs crap vi
a.de sn average OF twenty -ni0e ba-6el|
acre. / ,hink from what have A.en
heard from oil over the county that there
be shout W o.thlrd's Of an average crop.
corn crop In this neighborhood Is the
and IN the best copdinon eyer reFaeu
Or seejugM "A few good rains at ths'pr'
time win Insure one o. the largest corn e
.ymsr raised. q: W.
Aima;-We will ATTEMPT through
kinduess TO address YOU readers once u
on tspios Of interest In and ABOUND fair Al
winch stands to-day pre-ennnentlv the pee
any village In the land for good, Christ
nregressive citizens, wide awake and a
The wheat around Alma 10 better tbs
rny place on this eide Of WsrrenskurQ
Ifbldsn.h We have had our share Of the
nesther; 90 far Is In the shade has been
mean temperature. The O. q A. r. r..
are engaged laying new steel rails on l
road. A large force Of hands are at work
at present. The wheat here varies from
20 twenty bushels to the acre. John Die
khled q .6ue horse in a ryestip9 q lev q
sincs. Mr.. John Buck has re-opened
rns,aurant in first class style. We have a
butcher shop doing q nice business al
]. .hon nv Mr.. Leonard johnson. HI