Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-27
Personalities
Twain is IN Germany.

Mark Twain Is IN Germany.
DIR. Mary Walker Is very Ill.
Gortschakof Is in his SD year
Gov. Phelps mas gone to Springfield on = visit.
Mr.. John Dunk-l was in ST. Louis during the
week.
Hon. NJ. V. L. McClelland was in the city
Monday.
Mr.. H. {. Clay, Of Paris, Ky, was in the city
Tu--das.
Gait W. A. Thornton wss IN the city last
Saturday.
MpIIcsLa's Camille Is said to be a perfect
p see of acting
Baysri TAYLOR has arrived safely in Europe.
beer or no beer.
Mrs VIM Triss. OF Roonviiie. Is visiting
relatives al Marshall
Albert Reichlr, Of GreenvIll-, Pa 10 Visiting
jos. kI>t, ksl.. his uncle.
Joe Jefferson is TO receive $500 per night DUR
ing ats B,-ton eng cement.
Miss Fauui- VI ,r-h III tas come down from ST.
Joseph to see her father, Hon. Benz. Marshal.
Mes-rs. Il. 5. Lomax. II. c ChIlrs, Jno s.
Rutherford and Arthur Blown called Tuesday.
Me-ers. Jos. +. smith, JRo P. H;ckam and
q. pniiIips called on the InteliiSencer Thurs
day.
The ulirsmontanes are saying OF the new pope
Nm { Pho, non Clemenle. L I'm Leone, senfa
den'e.
Mr Columbus J. Moors has changed his post
Office from Neyada TO Dry Wood, Vernon
c unity
Mr. James ~!Ioo,en, conductor on the Lexins-
ton branch, returned from a short vacation lest
tuesday.
Col. J W. Black, OF Richmond. was In the
| CITY, Thursday, aud paid the Inteilizeneer y
pleasant visit.
Je1rrson's Tomb. at Monticello. 10 to be re-
paired at the nations expense. II should have
been soone. done.
Mrs. Oering. Mrs. Driver and Mr.. HAZE
meIstsr. Of Freedom township, who have been
quite i'll. are better.
Maior VIM. Gentry was badly bruised by be
ing thrown from a horse recently. He Is better.
and is able to be nbout.
LOl. John Reid ami Messrs. VIM. II Chiles.
VIM. Young and j. ID. shswalter returned from
Jefferson CITY Thur-day.
"Who is tue +. /. man 81 He Is the New
York Herald editor who writes all The funny
things for the Globe-Dcmocrat.
Can such things he The New York Sun ssy'
that the poet, %>nutheT, was t e originator "i th'
phrase, ''py ths living lingo"
tugenie'5 .nGom. ID ESQ oos PEE
annum And she is a widow. The Old bache1'
| III d ~ eAo ~ ~
Mr.. W. T Singleton agent ofthe y. n. K. X.
a, Dewitt, va, in town last Thursday. Mr.. $
has many friends here, who are always glad L
see h,m-
Mrssl-. james GAVIN, ~. G. Armstrong, j.
Nelson, Jane, Lawhorn, Fred. Young An'
! Pa.rhal A.. Gibbs called ON the Inteil!Sencsr las
Saturday
Bessie Turner died in st. Louis last Sunday
Not the Tllton Bessie, but u co'ored woman o
that name, who fell down flight of stairs an
killed herself.
The son of Dir. Philip Hahn. who lives upol
the farm of MIR. J.. L. Herr, in Washington
township. has been very sick with pnsumonia
bat is recovering.
Mr.. W. a.. Rankin, representing THE Voic'
= OF Masonry" an excellent ma .aziIe, published
, in Chicago. wac in the city Monday, and Gale
on the lntcll1genccr.
Ben Eutler's son, Israel, has resigned his po
sition as second lieutenant In the army. W
e wonder If the government did not educate hir
. fJr u soldier. a. West Point.
Beau Brummel is h poor idiot in Calais. Wit
I one candle and a servant, who treats him {
o phantom rec, ptlonS OF phantom dachesses an
dukes whom he used 10 know.
Richmond Conservator Maj. A. Oliphsn
y Miss Ruth Cnrgan. Miss Josie Slaughter an
O1I'E5 went W uh'Ay
Easter exercises At the Episcopal church.
We were visited Monday by the ioliowiI
~ named gentlemen: J. S. White, Lawson Snltl
= Jr.. John 8. Blackwell. j. l.. Lee, VIM.
White, II. NJ Sparks, L. g. Manypenny and
b. Campbell.
ic Misses Iiiiie and Sarah Powell aud Lutte Re
burn, of Richmond, accompanied by Messf
~ james T. Taylor and Dave Powell. SPENT y d
To or Two Las, week In Lexington at Mr.. 10
~ Powell's. or Franklin street.
al, MT. and M,s. james Major. of HIllsboro, Hi
are visiting their relatives near Auliyille. tn
&C formerly lived IN this county, aud may posDit
Ks return. They would meet . hearty welcoi
from q large circl. of Friends.
Mr. Wm. Blair. oil the firm of Putnam 4 Bla
!" manufacturers of blinds. Oakfeld, Wis, v
Oh in the city a day or two this week paying
he respects 10 our lumber men, and also To the I
ladies VI the L.iderkranI bail.
Judge Il. E. Cowan, Col. Chas. D Lu
he anu Prof. {. W. spsulding. of Kansas CT
oMcrrs OF hi2h degree in the order of Knight
Pythias, were in the city Thursday night las
-er attendance upon Gonley lodge.
So scintiIa'ion:-A Texan bride. after the c
clusion Of the marriage ceremony. gracef;
lah srrpped forward and requested the clergyr
to give out the hymn:
,ht This is the way l long have sought.
And mourned because ] found 1t not.
"n Messrs. j. j. Mitchell and H. j. Higgins v
the in the city last Monday. They reported ev'
,Lo thing progressing fasorably for thsl esrly g
pletion of their road; and thought that the q
from Marshall to Kansas City would be ad
tised to be let by the middle of next month.
sid Hon. Benz. Marshall, x-msyor of the
9Th. hiss been quite III ior some weeks WIN u
was a'ssase' ho' Dens A' ~, 10 A rn..asv ~. -,
10 IN the city were alarmed at the intelligence
The he WAS in dying condition.. and several gel
onk men weut out to his residsncs, near tow
-. see him. They were gratified to ind tina!
IihS symptoms which had alarmed his family
passed away. and that he was better.