Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14

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Lon. V. stephens, son OF Capt. Joseph l..
cadet,niptn West Poiut.
Mrs. Berry Iiughcs, of Ray county. passed
through town yesterday. on her way 10 vi.it tier
father, Mr. Robt. j Smith.
Yarmouth, OF Louisianu, is TO be married h,xi
June TO Miss SulIie uurant. the d~aughtei OF the
principal Jswrler 81 Srwurk.
Miss sue Butler, who lives III he Chat
Ewing mtighborhuod, mas Tor the last eight Oh
ten days been dangerously III.
Mr.. Jacob strotei, who lives rear Lexington.
WAS stricken with paralysis ON sunday last.
He IS doing as well 40 could be expected.
Casper Grub-r, Jr. ,s0r of Col. Casper Gruber.
| of this cltv, who has ben living ut Quincy, Ill ,
returned last week y remain permanently in
this county.
Mr.. John Kempe left ;hi- city, where he has
resided Tor wear, last MONDAY, with Mr.. Nat.
Winters, for Uah, where he proposes TO make
his future Tome.
Al las; .:cOunts the cx-Emprcss Curlutta was
IN i sta OF raging madness, xud sought to break
everything around her. 1t WAS thought That her
maw!y WAS reaching its climax.
Mr.. Watt. L Jennings and wife, of st. Joseph,
were IN the city several days during The week
visiting relatives. Mrs. Jennings Is now Near
"a - 1
Winnie Rram's tidnce, though Il Young man.
has white nsir. HIs maine Is IIo1ie, but If he
thres play any huaHcs ON that young woman we
hope that some one VIII throttle him.
The khetive of Egypt Is about to visit France.
lie will leave Cairo on the 18th OF May, and nf
ter a short stay in C"nstantlnople will proceed
10 Nichy-i"r the benefit OF his health. II ID said
The lobe-Den4orrst's Washington cores
pondent says that Wade Hampton is a handsome
man. Certainly, handsome Is a. handsome does.
And Wade has done the ban,lsoruc-su every
body says.
Capt. a. +. Asbury, Of Dover, passed through
town last MONDAY, en- route for ST. Louis, TO
purchase the spring STOCK o! dry goods, etc. for
Neasr5. +. NJ Shields y Co. ana q. g. Warren
Il % OF Dover.
Mrs. j. X kckle has for the past seven OF
eight weeks been c%onhu-i to her room, and ior
Il portion OF the time was considered IN II dan
scrous condition. AT last reports she WAS
slightly improving.
Father -. j. :. Hoog's genial face was seen
Oh oGr streets several days this week. He was
here attending the case Of the Catholic church
against MIR. Ge". farrar in the matter OF build
ing their Third street ediice.
Mr.. John u. fIis;oe, one Of Middleton town
ship ! clever bachelors. called to see US Wed
nssday. john Is too good a boy 10 remain Elm
gle, ami we are longing for an Invitation 10 ls
wedding. He'll make . good husband, yIrls
We know.
u II. rLrttenGurg, son of Judge J. ). Plat
teuEWrg. of Dover, has Just returned 10 his
home, after completing his s;uriies at tie ST
Louis Medical COLLEGE. He will probably
locate iJr the practice of medicine in tie place
where he is best known and appreciated.
Mr.. +. Coleman smith, vine came up from.
R"tlsr to attend bis fath-r's ~ 'arsI caI-.3 $500
paI't ms RESPECTS 10 the lnttliIgeucer, Thursday.
H. Is an enthusiast Of the subject OF Bates couu
~, his new home, and thoroughly impressed
with the great future in store for that section.
He lett iur home last evening.
Bi-marck D. ~ years old 50 10 Lord Granville
Prince GOr;chaKof is -, Lord Beaconsville /,
=. and Mr. Gladstone 63. President MacMahol
Archbishop oi Tart rbury is 66; DR.. Pusev -,
and bean Stanley 81. GaribaIdi is nearly 20
Lord Russell - aud Jules simon -.
Nj. ". ID. ratmore. OF Waverly, u most 90.
trmublc gentleman. who has returned to I.afay
elite county Tor ii short visit from Vanderbilt
University. wtcr" h" Is studying for the minis.
t!y. paid Us a pleasant visit thursday last. Mi
I'Aimure viii graduate next June, and We hop,
that he NAY be assigned to duty in our county
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Mitchell building last Monday.
Capt. john r. Eneberg 10 making Il shipment
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uE '"I'einea WAS Ni's ih'hOe Ei"ar"'' ans
i'' MS r"iii"nuS' al ms occh reported. Inn
was '"e '''iid son LOST by MS Widowed mnihe
oy ''"'ehec' 'he was Killed ny un accilenta
s"n'h't wound one In the southern army an'
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"oo'c Tue raining "i inc witness stand. In
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