Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-04
Personalities.


Personalities.
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IT leo, Yea, WA In se,a,ia waterway.
IMrs. Fred teller is some hst batter.
Wade Hampton is rapidly recovering.
D. Mr.. John e., Fischer is very Ill with pneu-
e ,onia.
+ Miss Alice Richardson. of WELLINGTON. II
lifting Miss Katie Chapslor.
= Celeb Cushing died at Newburyport. Con.
n.icut. Tbursday night last.
IN old citizen of Washington township known
t.. u2,i,d Pierce ia danperous,v I'll.
Il John Reid ;s In 8, Tome ,oot1n1 af.r
40 ,.,.-I.... q
~ - 'o.ov young '"o"
= Aosa Hiau'o iles.nsviie' 70 si''i"s
!. YAM. VI. NV 7. ~ o'''
no""' o.. h'use' u Kansas o''' nus
% y q visiting ,eia'i'es mere ah. !. nissinss.'ie.
o".e - .As. ".Innesu-s' J, :
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Wit ~ rr,.nds In 1.wh,ns .onn,w T.,a.ss.a
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}, I'm Car, is off r,ra rsar,s i,un,in rnsIsns
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wi, of vo, ATTRACTION tounsh
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Sod. 800 -, r.;s.- -. -.
da, with rrionds in ,bis crv
\ FL wo,f .o, 80 Ia..,. w.,r f..
= arr.d hon,. Thr,s,.r 49,. -. -
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.ya old m,ids d, r.n.r,.a Me- a,,,,,..
. s.1o. cote ha,,,. u. 80. L...sS,S -,
. c.,sre .1,no., ~ "D1
# NJ w ContIing Ior, loo, T,..a.v
pand bia wifi. and o,s,.r ~ q, III. -
rou, for washington to amend the Winter
xesalis Democrat. Miss Fsnni. R.v,,..
Nsfh,.- 49,. 49, 20
if1nyton. Ia :, III. go" y;sitin9 the famiGv =,
LIZ. Barker.
- Capt. A. H. Chevalier Informs M by letter
that he will only remain \ abort time ut CIsrks.
Vile, West Virginia. He will return tn Mia
sour is u few days.
Messrs. Jerry and James Chamberlain and
Jesse Rathbuu returned to the University, las,
here with their relatives,
Miss Nettle Berry, who succeeds Miss Al.r.
ander as teacher OF vocal and Instrumental
music at the Elizabeth Aull seminary arrived
in this city last Thursday.
Mr.. William Baehr. of this plsce. VIM h..
for a year or two past, been in employ of Spepr.
Ter Bros, at Kansas City. has been home on q
visit during the past week.
Mr.. j. Brack Fletcher called on the Intelli.
gencer yesterday. He had taken a cold ride
from Waverly to bring his daughter back 70
school ut the Baptist Female College.
Messrs. VIM p. H,pbes and r w Va, -,
Richmond: VIM. Bsehr- NJ Kana.. NV -
VIM. and Sam. Berlin. n, Malta rand ..,s,d.d
the Liederkranz hall Tuesday, n;oht
There has been a wedding at Appleton cttv
The Leader is in ecstacie. over tho ovo,. on
calls for more W.rre, sbrr, s..,a.,s 49,
Press W., nas..--N.a
of course.
Mrs. Senator Bruce receivsd IN wh.h;r v,o,
on New Years day, and a number of dis,in.
guished senators and members of congress- cali
ed ON her. She is said to be graceful. di9niaed
and light colored.
We received pleasant visits. last ru.sdav
from Messrs. u r. Jobn n r Do,v = n,
Bedford. Jeff w Parts r w .-,hom y
Patterson. n r pe.cocr n n No.. -
Judge James r Hord
The school hoard IN Major cordo,,., .,,.-
hood, in East Freedom townabin. bav. .,nn,on-
ed, as a teacher. Prof + a. Robh . ar.srs,.
of the State University. and a vounp uentl.uan
of superior ~attainments.
Sedalia Democrat, December 3rd:-Messrs
John Wbeatly and Harvey plsttenburr. both n
Lafayette county, are in the city ON a eourtin,
expedition. They will remain here until tn,
LAFAYETTE girls pet,tio, IN h. -. ,b.m ..,, h..L
The following named gentlemen called to se,
US last Monday: John A. Jackson. Geo. A.
Clark. ID. c. Burns, Frank 8. Burton. Morton
Hiilard' H.. e. Sydnor. P. S. Whitsstt, William
rletcher, weed Marshall, A. G. Phillips and
Or. IL. Irotter.
The lntelllgencer sanctum was honored b,
vlsits' Wednesday. from Messrs. W. A. Chan
sior' Jesse Cole. f. j. Duling. A. Barley Jack
son ooroer' .. L. Atterberry, w. E. Rankin
1"hies IL. brown, Milton Drummond, and Rev,
80 shackieiora.
Inc ioi!o"ins named gentlemen called on tn,
iu'eiiigencer last Saturday Messrs. w. II
wainwright. Rufus Young, Jno. +. McFadden
noot. Mathews, Ihos. Jones. N. c. Ewing
y n"ing, ~ l. Woods' 4. d. Bledsos
- -. hauilnann.
oonn iouns . iee' are SO long new that h
: = Urn n q Dus wnen ne II
" ne ~ 70 oack out. he lei
es u eo.nei oay' ana MS oiminuslv'
oooy was enureiy hidden from view by the i'm.
"ense soies Oh MS osersnoes.
utAn' seems To Ne monopoilzing naval Atari
Il people, EA-oecretary OF the navy. 4. E
nole' was 10 sali IRON Philadelphia. Thursday
IL Tue steamship ILLINOIS Tor Liverpool to &C.
company MIN on MS trip around the world. HI
expects 10 JOIN the wandering gentleman il
fafis.
Ihe papers OF last week announced the very
sudden death OF Sydney Parker, at his resi-
dence in Mt. Sterling. H., on the oath inst, IL
the 75d year OF his age. His obituary may b,
Dflehy stated. He was an early pioneer. . gooC
printer and AN honest man. He lived for q Ions
time IN this state, where be married.
Buffalo Express:-"Ne learn that poor littl,
fh@oe Couzlns got nothing but a brick in hers
Win Instructions how to heat it and make Il
companlonable." 1t may be confidently sale
that poor little Phebe'' didn't get q brick IL
her nat, ami We are inclined to think that some
thing very much better went into her stocking
fhe'e herself is a little brick.
lie Charleston News and Courier, of the 26tl
ult., Says Of Wade Hampton 1.-THE governor
is reported to-day as steadily improving. He
was yesterday transferred from bed to q Holmel
chair sent him by Capt. C, Rutledse Holmes, O.
Charleston, and was wheeled out upon tn,
piazza. where he enjoyed the sunshine for tn,
- n;a, n sin'e ~ accident,
Hnlts, OF Lexington, was in the city Tuesday OF
business. . = Miss Annie May Shotwell, o
Lafayette county is in the city visiting relatives
. . Miss Matte Snurlock and Niaa Alhr;oh