Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
WELLINGTON ITEMS.
HOO CaOLIRG.

HOO CHOLERA.
Tliis fatal d!scase Is still u worn with all
its fury and satal!,! la this vicinity; hun
jrcds are dying; many farmers here lost
from thirty to iorty hogs OF this
disease witaia . month past. II sous
scientific gentleman could get up . "ucr.
tain cure" Tor this disease, his fortune
Is made,
oN A VISIT.
Milton Moore, Esq, = young lawyer Of
much promise, who was raised Ia our town,
hut now \ resident OF Kansas City, has
been sojourning among Us for several
days visiting. his parents and other rcla.
tives and friends.
RETURNED HOME.
The school girls aud boys VI this neigh.
borh ,o.i who have been absent from home
at the different seminartcs, academies and
| colleges, have all returned home TO spend
the heated term Of year with parents aud
brothers anu ~si,lcr..
Many, perhaps, have been 10 school their
last day, and are NOW PREPARED 10 enter upon
the rouShcr realities OF liie.
You eau form some Idea how stranger,
coming among IL, are reviewed, criticised
anu received from the following
INTERESTING CuNVERsArIoN.
Mrs. Smitll-Good morning, Mrs. Jones.
Have YOU called IN our new ucishbors Yeti
Mrs. JUurs-Whu:
Mrs. S.-Why, the Browns, just gu, from
Kentucky.
Mrs. J.-Ycs, anu lind them Very nice
people, too. l thinS th"m quite all a,lui,i-
sition TO our town all! ncighLorlovd. lave
You called un them:
Mrs. SO, yes, 1 have boon to see them
twice since they came.
Mrs, J.--uOw do You like theiny
Mrs. So, well, 1 l.ke them we'll enough;
| reckon rs well As one person should like
another.
Mrs. J.-I think Miss Alice Brown bcanti.
ful, don't you:
Mrs. e.-w-e-Ll Yes; but l can't say she
is villa; would Se termed a perfect beauty.
Mrs. J.-She has such beautiful hair!
Mrs. S.-ics, but did you know that was
false hair!
Mrs. J.-Why no; l never Thought Of sucl,
u thing.
NrS. ST. was told by one who Is init.
lnatc in the family that She has not u sign
Of hair on her head. and that the false hair
she wears WAS cat from the head OF ! dead
girl.
Mrs. DO. myi J'',at surely is not SO.
n:>. ST. guess Il L..
Mrs. J.--Iiasn't she beautiful teeth
Mr.. S,E Htt Ii, ,.n Ennyc f!,nv
are false teeth:
Mrs. il can't think that it is 50.
Mrs. 81 reckon 1t is, forl heard 4 lady
say she saw her at the dentists huvin. them
repaired.
Mrs. J.-She is such u pretty form.
Mrs. S.-rhc way she has her clothes
made aud the many different kinds OF thing.
kind OF u form she Is, whether pretty vi
not.
Mrs. J.-Shc has such, Il beautiful rom
plexion.
Mrs. Sit seems so; hut they say She Use!
whitening 90 cNccss,and that naturally she Il
very frccIled, rs specklcd rs y turkeys egg
Mrs. J.-Shc has lis pretty y hand as I cvcI
saw.
Mrs. Swell, that's owing to a person:
taste. don't admire too small u hand my
self.
Mrs. J.-Shc has such pretty little feet.
Mrs. Swell, yes, but they say sh'
always wears her shoes two or three mum
bcrs too small. and l never like to see any
body cramp up their feet.
Mrs. She dresses with such goo,
taste.
Mrs. S.-Wcll-ycs. But l never admire,
blue, green. pink or b!uff.
Mrs. il know; but then for n youn:
lady these rolors are not objectionable.
think. Hasn't she u splendid parasoI.
Mrs. s.-r-ry pretty, but 1T, too small
What use in the world can It bcf
Mrs. 10, and her fun J think Ia lovely
Mrs. ST do think it f"Uiishnrss TO pa,
such a price for 4 fan. / heard it COS
twenty-five dollars.
Mrs. J.-Iicr hat is SO becoming.
Mrs. S.-S!e paid II big price for that too
| WAS told she is very eNtravagant.
Mrs. J.-Wrli, that makes no difference, y
they are very rich.
Mrs. 81 have my doubts about that. foI
it is reported that where they came from
they were very common people. That the.
did not 20 in the iirst.rlasscs of society by
any means, and that their wealth is great!
oycr-ratcd, and | wouldn't be surprised i
their extravaganza: broke them up.
Mrs. J.-I1ow DOC, your daughter, Lucy
Hike Miss Mice?
Mrs. S.-Tolcrab!y we'll.
Mrs. il hear that Mr.. Richards is sm,t
, ten with Miss Alice.
Mrs. S.-That's all stuff. lie don't car
anything about her.Iie only calls on her thro
!, politeness.
Mrs. il saw him takin: her ~buggy-r:d
ing last evening.
:. Mrs. S.-Yes, he came for Lucy first, bu
. she could not go, SO he went over there. B1
| l must ,c going.
Mrs. J.VWhat's Our hurry; sit longer.
t Mrs. S.-SO. havn't but few u minutes l.
stay; must be going. l believe I will sto
in there Il few minutes rs l pass. Goo
. morning.
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