Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
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knew her.
- In this city, July 18th, OF inflammation o
the bowels. Mrs. LYDIA fEAMs, aged 4;
years.
July IL. little MARY BRADLEY, infant daugh'
ter Of Robert and Cynttiis A. Moore.
Baby. sleep III peace. Gently reclining; thy
bright face Iowiy bent. fair no u pale sprinl
flower; with heart rs pure as tn" morning dew
softly the angels came and bore thy sweet spirit
Tar away. Thy parents weep for thee. darling
little one. but thou hast only gone before, and
wilt await them at the Golden Gate. f. I.
Nit. Sterling. Ky, papers please copy.
= In this city, July Eth, of carbuncie, Mr..
EDW ARD K. r~RliCHAl;D. aged 81 years.
Mr.. PIitchard WAS born al New Market, Dor
chester county. Maryland IN le"9. .lmInigrated
to Kentucky when twelve years of age, Was
married to Miss Eliza Chapman, Of fayette
county. Kentucky. i'll ISL. He came TO Lcxing-
ton in 1883, where he has resided ever since.
He had been u member of the Christian church
for iurty-onc years. and has been exemplary in
his walk MS a man and christian. He WAS quiet
and undemonstrative III his habits. was II good
citizen, and died regretted by Il large circle of
relatives and friends.
In Concordia. Lafayette county, Mo-,
at 3 O'Clock. u m July 18TH. Mrs.
wife Of William Sodeman. Esq.
Died. mt ConcordiA, sunday. June Both. MIR.
John F. Meyer. after y long sickness. from
which there was no earthly hope TO recover, and
death only could be considered fortunate to the
poor sufferer Ia terminate his almost indescrib-
able pains, in consequence OF Il cancer that had
progressed to the most terrible extent. SDwe
hurnbly praise the Lord who has finally sent
rest to his suffering creature. MIR. Meyer was a
good citizen and Of rare business qualifications.
He is taken auay fnn soon from, his t, H. yrn,yp
children; they, after their mother had departed
TO L better life, several yaars ago, only hal him
left to care for and comfort them. We hope .le
seed sown Ivy this good man among his children
will grow and riprn 10 an abundant harvest, and
ourSaviour will lend Il helping hand 10 enlighten
where father and mother aIe gone. ii. Il.
in Lexington LAFAYETTE county, Mo-.
sunday night, July 18th, al apopleNy, Mrs.
LElTILE BELLIES, aged Il years.
Mrs. Bellies was the second daughter of Eeno-
nj aud Elizabti Tia Caldwell! She was born i'll
Hawkins county, Tennessee, November 10th
lISi. She WAS married April end. lslj, TO Robt.
Young. by whom she had two children, Arthur
L. and Geo. W. Young, the latter a promin.n,
physician OF our city. She joined the Presbyte-
rian church in her native place, soon alter her
first marriage. In November. 1854, she. with
her husband. removed TO this county. July
Zitn. lSSbI Htr HTS DuSDhHd llt'!. anu IN the au-
turnn of ISIS she was married to Henry Bellies.
There being no Presbyterian church i'll Lexing-
ton in those days. she united herself with the
Baptist church. 10 which her husband belonged
In $50. In ISIS, soon after the death of Nr.
Bellies, she took up her abode with her only sur
vivIng son, Dr. Geo W. Young, and continued
TO reside with him Lo the time OF her death. Sh,
lied Of up"pleXy, but q few honrs alter she was
ttsf attacked yIihnuf main >h. p.. ITpy
patient. meek and charitable Christian woman
much beloved BY all who knew her. She ever
lived in the warn. affections of her former
slaves, four af whom wrI. among the mOurnrrs
AT her funeral. \ soo,i ana exemplary woman.
filled with years. and leaving behind her non,
but good prccepts and examples, she has gone to
her reward.
IL MENosIAM.
- AT the residence Of his father. Mr.. Albert
lDulInS, near this city. July Ith. ISIS, OF con
sumption. WILLIAM IL. pULING, aged II
years.
Death in any form shrouds the human hea:,
and full OF promise ~ the deceased II inliicis N
unlealing wound upon the hearts Of friends.
Mr.. Duling, a few months since, was the Object
| ct health and manly vIgor, and 1t is the wonder
OF his friends what un,lmely blast laid hin
PROSTATE under that fell disease, consumption
But
''Munv q shaft at random sent,
Finds mark the archer little meant
| The life of the deceased WAS one characterized
| by noble aspirations and high aims. actuate,i by
i. heart iilled with sentiments tina; responded 10 al
| lna. was admirable in human character. Jus
entering upon the study OF the legal profess ION
IN hun was conferred the high hopes of his
numerous friends, bpt the VIII of an all-rulin.
Providence, that in justice change human de.
crres, WAS pleased to call him from service in
this world Though never having made u pro-
fession ~ religion until Il short tlma before III.
death, Mr.. Duling possessed a high moral char.
acter. and was beloved by all who Saw him.
Before death. however, he expressed his willing
ness to submit TO the will of God, and gave un
mistakable evidence that he was in possession o
that regeneration Of the spirit that none but tn,
children of God can know. He was aocGrhiugl,
received as y methbeg Of the NJ. +. church
Although lie expressed IL desire to live. in order
that he might enjoy communion with the propl,
of Cod. he meekly submitted to heavens b.hest
ana when the angels cnrtained about HIM tn.
shades Of death. he bowed his head upon hi.
brothers. breast and '~'sweetly bresthed h,s hi,
out there" The grave had wun is victory
but death had lost its sting.
Weep. loved ones, weep,
our brother l. no more,
lie has gone where all mOrtals sleep;
y nood Of grief ouipOur.
Noble boy. beloved name,
His voice shall ne'er be heard again;
But try To initiate with pride
The life he sought to maintain. -
- In this city, Saturday, July 18th, ut dis,
ease of the heart. DIR. TASNkLL SYDNE,
SMITH. aYed sc ysara.
br. Smith was horn In Rutherford county
Tenn June IS, 1923. He received his ~lIterar.
education at Franklin College, and his mctioa
education at Nashville Medical college, wier
he graduated with The highest honors OF hi
class. having written the valedictory thesis. IL
was married May LIST. 1919. to Miss A. f. Kirby
of his native county. Ey his marriage he ha,
i've children. four OF whom are still living Ce
ella f. Landlord, and Mary H. Susie and vii
liam II. Amith. all residents Of Lafayette county
Or. Smith removed. with his family. to Lexing
ton, in February, 1851. and has lived here eve
since, excepting The years 1876 and 1867. whe
he resided at Galiatin, this state. He stood hig
in his profession, and was especially distin
guished rs = surgeon, there being hat very fay
difficult cases in which he was not called, in &.
large spopr OF country contiguous TO this city
He was a man full of the milk of human kind
ness, and was d9v0tedlY attached to his family
THE death Of his wife, which took place Wed
nesday. February 9th, 1873, seemed to make
deep and inefIacable Impression upon him, an
since that time he had hsen more or less give
ov or to melancholy. His death was sudden an
unexpected. rs h0 laid down to rest. nc
complaining particularly, tafter dinner o
Saturday, and was discovered to have. breathe
his last by the mpmiels of his family 4
| shout four o'clock. p. m. Exactly at what h0u
he died is not known. The physicians of III
city, who knew his condition, ascribe his deaf
10 disease Of the heart .supeIinduced by heat All
mental and bodily exhaustion. Ills family has
the coincidence and sympathy" the entire con
munity in their unlocked for and sad aniictiQr
o..
Mr. William BOOlhman has received III
agency for a new style patent cslcimintn
which will stand washing with hot waite
and soap and warranted not to be 1njure
thereby In the least degree. Any tint III
sired can be given it aud the cost is less tina
the price heretofore paid in this city "a
crimson white ashing. Satisfaction guaI
antssd or no charge made. Call and e.
anime specimens at his shop under CumbeI
land Presbyterian church. jnly2etS