Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-26
Personalities

J. D.. williams Is no better.
Jimmie Edgar was in town last Wednesday. n
Charlie Ro,le and Frank Hassell spent last
Sunday in Richmond.
The s.ddest words to the Widow Oliver are.
''shs might have Ben '
Mr., II. McFadden had another SINKING spell q
Wednesday evening.
MINOR Robert Sewer. OF Richmond Is very
ill and not expected 10 recover.
Sam. Greasy says the next session OF the court ,
Of high pmts is to be held at Odessa. !
Miss Florence Arnold returned last Thursday
from n three weeks' visit to Carrollton. j
Miss Riley aller, of Sedalia. Is visiting ,
Miss Katie Chanslor, OF this city.
Mia Annie Ming, of Dover, is visiting the I
family of her brother, the doctor. IN this city.
Mrs. +. l.. Beeding, Sr. and Miss Sarah Reed. j
of Cambridge, are visiting relatives In this city. ,
Edwin BEDFORD, of Edwin, Crawford county. =
Kansas. is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Judge Walker returned Wednesday evening
from Clinton, where he had gone on legal bus'-
ness. Il!
People who nsh for compliments do not need
long lrhss. They get their best bites In shallow
water.
.'Aunt Dolly Marshall .''llving near MAYHEM.
thu mo,b.r of Weed and Pat Marshall, is seri-
No ~
ously Ill.
VIM. W. Mosby. of Richmond, passed through
this place Wednesday. on his way to Slater. Sa-
line county.
James W entworth LEFT for San Antonio. Texas.
last Wednesday to his brother.
William, home.
w. H. Chiles, Esq. went down 10 Jefferson
| City Tuesday night to attend to legal matters In
the supreme court.
8. N, Maxey, q citizen OF Lexington In the
days Of auld lang syne. now OF Norbone, was IN
the city yesterday.
Miss Linnie Smith Is able 10 walk about. with
| the assistance OF a cane. and hopes 10 De entfeiS
\ well in q week or TWO.
Rev. Edward Ames, one OF the oldest bishops
of the NJ. E.. Church, was reported on the 23a
inst. to be dying. ut Baltimore.
Monday we received calls from Messrs. Paul
Relnhard, ST.. w. B. Steele. DR.. Robinson
W. G. McCausland. Chas. Ward.
1t 10 announced that Mrs. Emma D.. E. n.
southworth ia now hard at work on her sixtleth
novel, and all her readers cry ''Whoa, Emma !'
MIR. w. II. Chiles returned Thursday from
Jefferson City, where he had gone on legal bu-
siness. He reports our representative as being
well.
Gen. John A. Dix, well known as "shoot him
on the spot" Dix, died on the 22d inst. He had
held many important offices. both federal and
state.
.. AndyDowden, who has for the past two Yeas
been living umong the Kansas red-legs, came
nome last Wednesday to reside among civilized
people.
Mr.. Hunter Gilkeson left Ly wagon Monday
morning for a trip to Colorado for the benefit OF
his health. His wife and Willie Wilmot accom-
!, panied him.
U The following gentlemen dropped in on us last
Wednesday: Andrew Dowden III. e. Wallace.
K. n. Smith. j. H. Ardinger, Col. e. 8. Rath'
bun and E. Winsor.
Judge VIM. Walker and Col. Joseph Davis,
OF Lexington, were In the city yesterday. They
went south on the NJ, X. & 7. last night.-tse
dalia Democrat. 22nd.
to Mr.. Alex. Graves. "a prominentlawyer Of Lex
lie ington, spent yesterday In the city, and left las
le . night for JIG nerson City to attend supreme court
-lSedalia Democrat, 2snd.
The treasury girls in Washington are in a ste'
over the acquittal of Simon Cameron, for it ha
=, caused the hoary statesman to wink at them wit
= Increased vigor and boldness.
40 Richmond ConssrvatOr: We had the pleasuI
u of u call from Mr.. Geo. f. Maitland. one of th
leading grocsrs OF Lexington, who had been o
an a..visit to his brother, Alex. Maitland.
q Jno. W. Waddell sold to a Mr.. Bennett,
tn Hannibal, 800 bushel OF wheat in the elevator
mt Terms private. The wheat will be shipped "
-, Mo. p. and NJ. X. s T. railroads to-day.
The Intelligencer received calls last Saturda.
from the following gentlemen: h. C. Wallace
NJ. Welsh, j. b. Silver, Len. Scott, F. l
ei- Smith, Thos. Carmichael, McBurney.
IA Mrs. Judge Robert Smith and Mr.. Tayl
ing Smith. OF Miami. came up Tuesday on q visit
1er their relatives. the family of Mr.. Thos. Smit
near this city. They returned home Thursda
Tharsday We were pleased to receive Ca
m from Messrs. T. q. Claggett, Grove Young.G
:, Bates. Camillus Barnett. J. 5. Renick. Dr.. Trt
lo ter, A. S. Mallinix, ". e. McCausland, =
" Bradley.
ers Thursday we were honored with calls fro
all the ing named gentlemen: Chas. Wal
W. b. Steele. W. Il. Chiles. B F. simmer
Prof. w. F. Kerdold. H. j. Z. Ahrens. &c
esd Wilson, Jr.
v., Richmond Conservation: Charles Royle 81
49,, Frank Hassell. of Lexington, spent Sunday
Richmond and returned satisfied that the bel
s OF Ray could not be excelied for beauty &
= F." vivaciousness.
VIM. Bernard, who now resides In Laiay'
Egg county. was In the city a few days since. OIL
2 visit. He was looking we'll, and met witt
cul- cordial greeting from his cid friends,
,sn. mond Cons rvator.
Jefferson City correspondent st Louis p
Dispatch:-On Friday evening the COVER
, gives his first grand reception since the close
OLA the Lenten season. 1t is understood that Ia
pen parties from St. Louis and Lexington will
and tend. arriving on special trains.
The school Is still: u hand is raised an
gle 1 go out, please, STRIP And, tween his ha
NJ kcrchief and nose do ruddy stains app
vor "Why, certainly" the master says, the urt
straightway goes; he takes his cap from Of
peg, the cranberry from his nose.
'na. Thomas A. McCleary Gale yesterday,
,eral informed us that he will start for Lake c
hing Kansas. next Tuesday, where he make his fu
and home. unless congress should open the Inc
on Territory for settlement. when he will n
this thereto. We do not relish losing citizens
Mr.. McC., but wish him much success ir
.... new home.
20 Jerseyvllle, ILL.,, Robert F. v
dell. an old Lafayette county, Mo-, friend
n'eu companion In arms, Is now connected with
ana extensive dry goods house OF H. d. Man
here Co.. st. Louis; when the Examiners friend
rally to st. Louis shopping. call OF this poi
their house, and Mr.. Waddell Will do his be!
,nh,e please you.
Yesterday the following named gentle
, paid their respects to the Intelligencer o.
~ 3. T. Jesse, Andy Graham, NJ. W. Conkl
To. IuI,. CO w L. AZ T. por,o u
pass. Winsor, DR.. e.. w. Seeber, w. B. Steele, ]
shing Powell. T. A. McCleary. Charles Bonnell
ROW, c. T. Brightwell. Jos. Wolf, b. r. Irel
. girl Geo. Wilson, Jr., and C. Ben. Russell.
He Geo. Wlthers. the popular insurance ageI
vh,ch this city, has accepted a position as tray
~ a., solicitor OF Messrs. VIM. Young 4 Co..
- mission merchants of Chicago and Milwa'
toue' The nrm Is one of the oldest and heaviest i
1hiiii- west and will no doubt do u large business
% bis our shippers 60 soon AS they become kno,
the people. The selection Of Mr.. Withs
', hats look after their interests in Lafayette an
Joining counties Will do much to advance
. Will ihlefes'' mere
ligen- Mule Thief Caught.
3 that -
vale Sunday night. the 18Th inst. u fine null
tatory stolen from the stable of KEY. Lamar Bedsw
@ not who lives near Wayerly. MIR. Beds"
o,v.n though just recovering from u long and dl
80 Gus sickness, lost no time IN making u dill
, Aone search Tor the animal. and at last tracked
young Houstonia, where he learned that u few
lonors before q man had gone to Messrs. McCl
q CHS Boyles. who are buying mules there. and