Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
Personalities.

Judge Plattenhurg vas 70 town THURSDAY.
Capt. A. z. Asbury, Of Dover, vas In The city
yesterday.
Mr.. j. Is. Mcdonald. of Clay township. call
ed Yesterday.
Miss Lizzie SHAW. of Brownsville, Wa 10 the
city Last Tuesday.
Miss earsh Powell. or Ricbinoud. 10 visiting
her sister, In this city.
Mr. n. ,. Day,s, OF Dover township. favored
us tth a visit Thursday.
Col. Frank NJ. Field. OF Higg,nsvilts. drOp-
ped in to see US "wednesday.
Mv- A. +. Dun kiln, of Jefferson county. Mo.
lain the city. Waiting friends.
Our auburn haired friend. Tom Carmichael.
called Ia see US Saturday last.
Miss Jessie Roth 10 visiting In this city, and 10
stopping with Mrs. 81. W. wither..
Mr.. BENJAMIN Hammer. of Clay township.
favored the lnteiiig.ncer with y visit Monday.
w ION Moor. Esq . OF Aullvliis, 10 suffer-
inR from An attack ofinnammstory rheumatism
Mrs. John Powell. oil this city, returned, Sun
day last. from = visit to her patents 1t kioh-
mond.
Judge Jas. F. Downing aud Mr.. 8. J. FitE.
serei. Of Aullville. paid us y pIeassn. visit
| ru.rdsy.
Mr.. J. Ell Sanders. the miller AZ Auilville,
paid hi. respects to the IntuiliKencer oUce, last
Monday.
Mr.. \ f Bensks, of ST. Louis, WAS in the
city, Thursday. aud attended the hop at the
Opers House.
Msj Il J. Bl-wltt. oil Auilviile, had m apo
plrctic attack las. week, aud - still quite iii,
though better.
Gen James Harding. railroad comni,-,oner
Was in the city and took in the Charity concert
rhurrday night.
I r., AMI Al, "a, E,..n. TIL l.. ,,i,. an -, L 4.
residence in " asn'ng;on. being threatened with
typhoid pneumonia.
The French settlers OF Pelotss. Brazil. have
the tomb of THEIRS.
Lewis q. Mnnnypenuy. the poet of the Davi,
metropolis, called Thursday. and talked rail
road 10 u, in blank verse.
Capt. Ben S-al-, who had been over IN Gin
ton county. on n visit and hunting trip, called
Yesterday, ON his way home.
Mr.. II. Duiing. son of Albert DulIng. Esq. .
returned home. Tuesday. having finished ri.
Course at the state University.
81. Louis Journal There 10 y man by the
maine Of heasles incarcern,ed In our city jail
He ought 10 be- able to break out.
Mr.. IL. :. Hall. tie contractor who built the
road bed of the Lexington, Lake 4 Gulf railroad
Was IN the city 3 day or two this we-k.
The late senator Morton's son, o. r. Morton,
~ An engineer by profession. and is working IN
der Capt. Eads on the Missis-ippi jetties.
W. received pleasant cslls, Tuesday, from W
A. McQue-u, OF EiggiusvilIs. W. r. Sesweil.
Chapel Hill, and DAVID Lyons, Page City.
Mi-, Clara Funk. who had, for some time,
been Visiting Miss Katie Kramer. OF this city
returUxd, Monday last. to her home-Muscatine.
Iowa.
>e'iaiIa democrat Alexander Graves, ex-
prosecuting attorney tor Lafayette county. was
IN the city lAst night and will return home his
InvrnIng.
Mrs. Laura hresse, OF Chicago. H., dnughts,
OF Hr. Emanuel Easter. of this place. is home
IN 4 visit. She is accompanied by her husband
and daughter
Mrs. DIR \. Is. Taylor. Of Kansas CITY, who
bad for some days past, been vi.itin. her moth.
er, Mrs. MrCauslsn!, or Main -Cross street.
returned HON. Ihurstsy.
Capt. Grove Dung. of Aullvllle, called 10 see
IL 5e.tcrdsy Ne intends auctioning OF the re-
ma'nder oi MS stock OF goods. commencing sat
nriav, February the second.
\ fac'ious writer In the New York Times sars
that weak men and coarse men may suvre. bu,
no great and good man ever Knocked the calm
midnight with the bowling of e brutal nose.
Mr.. ID. B.sir. who hiss been living IN ths
HeIEhborhood Of Richmond, Ray county, hal
removed his family TO tht. city, in order to be-
letter enabled 10 send his children to school Al
the Z. y. seminary.
Me-srs ThOs. Jones. Eli Adams, Robt. Ram-
sey aud J. I. Dunlap called on Us Saturday last
W. regretted to learn that Mr.. Ramsey had suf
fered very much with ono OF his eyes. the vision
Of which Is impaired.
The reported marriage OF Will Trisr, to /. lad,
In a .,-. ~..l.
,r'terday, seems. unfortunately. 10 have beer
premature. Mr. rrigg Is still In the city. aut
there Is no telling what may happen.
Mr.. {. +. Potter. of this city, left last Mon
DAY. for Memphis. Tenn which place he intend,
TO make his !urure home. Mr.. Potter 10 =. nr.t
class carriage painter and a gentleman. He |
IN every way worthy IF success. aud We wish
that h" ma prosper in his new u-ld Of labor.
\ Correspondent writing from Lon,ton TO III
New York Herald says They have invept.,
IN Franc" the chemilettc-sn article so cut ~ t
combine both chemtse and ne1pre.-lbres Ho'
j will the lair wcarer get INFO and out OF nv Tha
isfae question l. Tor one. instantly gave 1t ny
A correspondent, after giving us several item
OF n"~s, Informs US thar IL widower friend. /
3 the neiShb'rh"ot" of sit. Tabor. Is %il-ui,b mat
rimon.il disappointment FEVER : We beg OF IN
LAZY I" r-ient, and yield gracefully to III. plead
' ings al her lover. a. Mrs. Culniuiskey does l
. another place in this paper.
VIII lyree Anderson. of Mt. Hope. paid US
pleasant Wilt Wednesday. He wss anxious
learn VIVA, had been done 'egardinY the estsl
l iishmeut of the postal route asked for thrvug
t his town. Col. Crlucndrn can tell us-if an
g action has been taken on the bill .stablishin
post routes 1t has escaped our attention.
Springfield. No. L-adsr:-Capt. Dick Coilir
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