Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-25
Personalities.
Mary Anderson scorns Hickey.

Mary Anderson scorns Hickey.
Senator s. c. Major has . sprained ankle.
Mr.. u. p. Helm sends us his address at Co.
manche, Texas.
Hon. Martin l.. Clardy has recently perpe-
trated matrimony.
Miss Sallle Seawell was not expected to live
when we heard from her last.
Capt. l.. c. Mitchell. Of the c. & A., was in
town u day or two this week.
Miss Lizzie Winkler returned, a few days ago.
from a weeks visit to st. Louis.
A monument is spoken of in Philadelphia TO
the memory of Henry C. Cary.
DR.. Il. R. Vaughan requests US to address MIN
at Joplin, Mo-, instead Of at Galena. Kansas.
Mr.. L.. Runner Smith, OF Odessa, was In town
this week, and. as usual. was In u great hurry.
Mr.. Il. H. Wilson notifies us to change his
address from Troy. Texas. to Hamilton. Texas.
Rev. M. G. Williams and family left for
Alabama, where they will reside In future, last
Tuesday.
Mr.. John P. Hubbell and wife. of Columbia.
were in the city this week. guests of Sheriff Geo.
NJ. MounUoy.
Mrs. Leila Johns. nee Anderson. daughter OF
Col. Oliver Anderson, is in the city visiting at
Mrs. Yancey's.
Sedalia Democrat:-'tMr Albert Althod.
editor of the Lexington Thalbote, went to st.
Louis last night"
Mr.. Upton b. Winsor, who had q second par
alytlc stroke a few days ago. is omewha better
and improving slowly.
Rev. John N. W. springer. a superannuated
Methodist. minister. died at his home in st.
Louis, on the 18th inst.
Bishop Whittingham, OF the Maryland Prot
estant Episcopal church. died at Orange, n. Y,
October II. aged "a years.
Col. and Mrs. H.. e. Chiles have been in
Sedalia this week in attendance on the annual
session Of the state grange.
Hon. John r. Carroll. of st. Louis. member
of the house in the thirtieth general assembly,
died at his home last Saturday.
An Indiana justice ''splices 'em thus: "Have
'er?'' eyes" ''Have imp ''Yes.' ''Mar-
ried; two dollars and a half"
Mr.. George w Fox. of the Odessa neighbor-
hood, returned a few days ago from a months
visit to Greenbriar county. Va.
r. W. Cox. who has been confined to his bed
for some weeks, is somewhat better, although
still unable to leave his room.
The brlgand, Gssparoni, formerly the terror
of Italy died in the poornouse at Abbiategrasso.
Lombardy, recently, aged 80.
Mr.. P. s. Baker, OF Randolph county, Mo-,
and Mrs. j. d. Morrow, city, paid the Intelli-
gencer Office q visit last Saturday.
Mrs. E. K. Burns writes from Milldale, War
rem county, Va, that she will return to Lafay-
| cite county by the first of November.
Bates County Democrst:-"We are pleased to
learn that DR.. l.. n. Wright designs locating In
Butler. He will be a valuable acquisition"
Mr.. Theron Patterson, father OF Fayette Pat
terson, ESQ.,, of this city, is visiting here at
present. He will probably remain some months.
Mr.. John CowIe has been having a ten days'
siege OF teothache in his little fnger-s felon.
He sits up at night and nurses it as if it was q
baby.
Mrs. Andy McNeal, OF Clay township. has
returned from her visit to relatives in Green
brlar county, Virginia. She was gone about q
month.
Kansas City Price Current:-''R NJ. Sparks,
of Lafayette county, Mo-, was ut the yards
Tuesday. He was on his way home from Col
orado."
Senator and Mrs. Bsyard, the latter much
Improved in health, will sail for home In the
steamship Mosel, from southampton, on the
e6th inst.
}. j. Hampton, living just In the edge OF
Dover, was severely kicked In the back, last
Monday, by q horse. and has since been confined
to his bed.
sedalia Democrat.-Miss Allie W. Davis. the
fairest belle Of Lexington, came down on the
train last night on her way to visit friends In
st. Louis"
James Redpath, the well-known lecture agent,
who has been missing for some time. is said tt
be IN jamaica, up In the mountains, recuper'
ating his health.
The Gsulois asserts that ex-Empress Eugene,
Notwithstanding all efforts to dissuade her, viii
embark in February for Zululand to pray on tn,
spot where her son was killed.
Alfonso, king Of Spain. and his cousin. TIT
Archduchess Marie Christine of Austria, will b.
married on the eth or 18th of next month, a
the Prado palace, near Madrid.
Judah P. Benjamin, the remarkable man, WHIT
has made name and fortune over again since tn
end of the war. recently sent q poor countr!
editor in Louisiana = check for $500.
Mr.. T. s. Chandler went to Boonville a few
days ago, to stay q week. We hope he will no
be knocked down with q club, on his arriva
home. as he was the last time he went away.
Our old friend, Walker Tebbs. judge OF tn
court Of high pInts. has been spending the weel
in town. He is suffering from CHA an
no session of his court could be held in conse
quence.
Tom Ustick. Marcellus Vaughn, and Alfre,
Downing start next Monday from Dover for
long hunt throughout southwestern Missouri an
Arkansas. They expect to be absent six week
or more.
Wesley P. johnson, of Dover township, VIII
has been very i'll for three weeks with typhoi
fever, is somewh hat better, and it Is thought b
will now recover, although last week no hope
were entertained.
DR.. C.. NJ. Robinson, roprietor ofthe Benton
vile, Ark, Advance, who had been north {
! thn rivar vtiIfinU ralativaa and frIap1l naSca
through the city Yesterday and paid the lnteli
gencer a pleasant visit.
We found the following sensible note on OF
. desk Thursday afternoon, when We got bac
from the circus: ''How foolish 1 am to come
a printing office on show day, expecting to On
anybody at home. j. A. O."
care you aware that you breathe eightee
i times u minute, and three Thousand cubic fee
or about three hundred and seventy-1ve hog
heads of air per hour; and even under these CT
. cumstances you insist on eating onions @"
Common rumor and u charivari made the ma
O riage of Mr.. Marks and Mrs. Schultze, Of tn
o city. the general talk for several days, and
:, WAS accordingly announced in ths newspaper
- 1t seems that the serenaders and everybody Ell
were mistaken, and that the parties were n
married at all.
% Mr.. j. A. Graham. who is travelling for {
Western Stove Manufacturing Co., St. Loui
l. came home on the 18th inst. for q two week
q iurlough. Mr.. Graham has been travel ing e
tensively in Missouri and Kansas. and he "a
he has yet to find q better or more solidly pre-
!. perons town than Lexington.
- The IntellIgencer has received friendly Wis
during the week from the following named &c
- tlemen: w. g. Neale. W. A. Nutter. u.
Doty. Ben. Vaughan, Berry Barton, J..
L Plattenburg, DR.. Thomas Porter. Alvin Stewal
D. L. W. shockley. Rev. d. e.. Bolton. Col. 10
j. Willis, N. P. Adams. and Henry Slaughter.
a.. st. Joseph Gazette:-''Neve was the pOsitI
i, Of grand master Of Masons In Missouri tender
by the grand lodge to u worthier man, q bet
- %cltizen, or q truer craftsman than Joseph
e Browne, our own esteemed fellow Citizen, W
has just been elected to that high and honoraI
IN station. The Gazette congratulates MIR. Brow
y upon his we'll merlted elevation, and the hon,
ID able fraternity upon the possession OF an a
MASTER
d,
q NJ. E. Keller has a stock of ladies' cloa
Of from 81 % to $12 u piece. o4m;
10 They even stand on the corners and I.
,e of how cheap good ars at Conklipg 4 GO
ne The next meeting Of the business assoc
ton, an official notice OF which will
3, found elsewhere, will he OF great imp
s, lance to all concerned, and should not