Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-07
Personalities.

Misses Belle Bolton and iona Eyland, vino
have been visiting NJ SyG.i;a, have returnc,
home.
Genera! Hancock's pen is even m:gh,icr than
his sword
\ French Esculapian ass IS starving himself
at Lyons.
Will X. Trigg WAS IN town a conpie OF daya
this week.
Miss Lutte Moreland is visiting friends al
Brownsville.
Major Ryland had his over coat on last Mon
day morning
Mr.. Alien Patrick. of Brownsville, is her,
visiting friends.
Mi. simpson, general manager Of the Wanda.
liza line, is dead.
Miss Matte Carmichael is visiting at Hous,
tonia, PeItis comfy.
Mics Mollic Pugh, OF independence, is visit,
ing Miss Laura Davis.
Samuel Boyd. Esq. OF Marshall, spent several
days in This city this week.
Mr.. Gladstone is suffering from Il severe attack
oil congestion OF the lungs.
Senator Conkling has returned TO New York
from his salmon fishing tour.
Mrs. Jos. Davis returned Tuesday from sieI
protracted visit to Colorado.
Nest hiding and pavement contracts seem to
agrec-Hepchcr is for Garfield.
Sukey Hurt, colored, aged 40. cure, died,
Monday. at Mex inney, Texas.
Mrs. John q. SAKE died at Brooklyn, y. Y,
on Saturday night, aged to years.
Miss SllIic smith has returned from her cX-
tended visit TO friends in Saline county.
Mrs. Mary '. Meet, Of Sedalia, and daughter,
Miss Mary, are in the city visiting friends.
Thomas shelby. ESD left for his home at
Portsmouth, o., last Wednesday morning.
Mr.. George Dunlap, of Kansas City, was call
InS on friends in Lexington last Wednesday.
Miss Docia Trigg, of Saline county, was in
this city u day or two this week, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Louise Pilkington, of Sedalia, who has
been visiting in This city for the past two weeks.
will return home this evening.
Mrs. Zelda Seguin, the great contral;o. has
married Il Mr.. David Wallace. She will still
sing IN the Emma Abbott company.
The editor ri the lnteiligcnccr regrets exceed
inrly thai IN response To kind Invitations lie WAS
unable 10 he ut iIigginsvilie Saturday.
Capt. Geo. n. Notice, II prominent citizen OF
Richmond. Mo, died ut his home, Monday
Ills death is much regretted by the entire com
mumity.
Miss Annie Rice. of Gardner, Kansas, who
has hcen visiting relatives here for some weeks,
returned home this Week, accompanied by her
cousin. Mrs. II. Il. Midlam.
Among The lawyers from other places attend
Ing circuit cOur; dis week We're Messrs. Samuel
Boyd, Hays, f. NJ. Edwards, L.. Collins,
S. NJ. Tut and j. W. Black.
Rev. l.. s. Dliin, formerly president of the
l. trtisi College in this civ, at present president
otthr st. Joseph F,mtie College, WIS in the
CITY Wednesday,, aud paid the lntellI@cnccr :.
pleasant visit.
MIR. Herman Scot: has returned from his pros
pcoiing tour. lie will go east III Il few days TO
purchase Il stock Of goods which he will open at
Lamar. in Barton county. where he has deter
mined TO locate Herman is It first rate BOY and
We wish him unbounded Success.
Fulton Telegraph, July 30:-''Mrs. Mary IL.
Thistle. Dover, Mo-, has accepted the position OF
wee principal ofthe Synndicai Female College, in
thus city. Mrs. Thistle is II highly educated aad
refined lady and Prof. Charles can be congra,n-
'aied on securing tn. services of such AN allie
instrncirrss. She is n sister Of Mrs. l.. w. Me-
Kinney "f this city, and we gladly welcome her
to our town.
John iiausam says the Wizard oil men took
jim Anderson over in the Ray county bottoms
I : rehe:,r-e he having applied 10 them 10y !
pIace-and that since their departure from this
~ 49, ''@ hi"h - I'ih 80 AZ III
sruli, telling him that he has IA round. sweet
Voice" We would be sorry to loose jim. ard
if the oil men VIII refuse to allow him 10 sell
''two-bit bottles of Hoyt's German cologne, ,
W. feel satisfied that he will stay at home.
The following named gentlemen have honor.d
OR sanc;um with their presence since our last
i,sue: Rev. a. \. Moore. benjamin Hammer,
Cyrus Osborne, J W. Martin, Asbury Rhodes,
Peacny Rhodes, Preston Rhodes, VIM. Corder,
j. s. Corder, Robert Guyion. a. l.. Fulton,
j .ln " Oliver, Benz Weedin. Jack Ewing, !.
w. B!ack. j. K. Thggart, Sr., A. Rhodes, W.
v. Nichols, Sd Fi@@crel,G W. Viv,on, VIM.
Kinci:elne and f ". Edwards.
IL. {. Maii:-"Col. C.. c.. Carpenter is well
known in this city, both as a Black Hills adyer-
turer, and later rs the happy dispenser OF
Rocky Mountain Salve. On Sunday last his
wife. who resides at Waveriy, Mo-, gave birth
TO perhaps the smallest and most perfectly
formed twins on record. one of them weighed
two puuGds and the other twenty-six ounces
The ctiiliren were sound i'll health when born,
and the indications are that ttey will turn out
all right. The Colonel and his wife are to be
congratulated on their gooi fortune"
The sad news reached this city, las; Saturday,
that Col. VIM. s. jackson, county clerk of
Saiinr county had died that morning, of inflam-
nation OF the stomach. Col. Jackson was a
son of cx-C;ovcrnor Claiborne +. Jackson. and
u gentleman of culture and rare refinement OF
good feeling. He was born in Saline county,
educated ut the university of Virginia, served
CALAMITY in the confederate army, and was very
popular in his county and IN the councils OF his
narty lii the state. His loss is leplorcd by
hundreds of warm personal friends.
Notwithstanding the protests OF friends and
the TACT that she will lose Il large portion of her
income by the operation, Baroness Burdett-
Coutts persists in her determination to marry
As!mcad Bartlett. Bartlett, who is an Anleri-
can, having been naturalized Il short time since,
is st present acting as secretary to the baroness.
He Is % years of age and she is G6. In the will
of the duchess Of St. Adams, who bequeathed
her vast property TO the baroness, 1t is stipulated
that If the latter shall marry an alien or Il naiu-
rallied subject her interest in certain properties
snail cease. It's estimated that her matrimonial
venture will thus cost the baroness flO0, 900 Der
annum.
Two lady friends write us from California -
''Poor suffering soul, we see IN your las the
question, Glow many times have you been told
II is hot 90 If That is meant for us, We do not
deserve it. Our adobe's shutters have not been
open all this month. and only one Of the win
duws up. We have Just come from under The
foothills Of the Sierra's. our shoulders wrapped
IN light shawls and we Wore last winters
dresses. y Ian Is u useless appcndagc to dress
here. When you get your Long Branch above
town started, We will forget the breakers of
Santa Monica, and return. that we may enjoy
home comforts II az y5hing would urge us 10
renewed eXcrtiGns 10 establish this new Long
Branch this promise womb certainly accom-
plish IT.
fhc following is taken from ali interview by II
st. Louis Republican reporter with MIR Herman
ltoeIn!er, the head of II German matrimonial
bureau IN that c!ty yellow many marriages
have you effected since YOU have been in the
business - Eight altogether; two of the
couples being oui-oi-tOwn parties - "uay
you brought together any wealthy couples pr
I'm the early part OF last February Il doctor
living III Lexington, Mo. wrote To me 10 select
II partner tor linn lie sai.t he had u pretty good
practice and 81 600 in money. had the name
ota very we'll educated Lady Of II on my books.
She hgd about 81 jut in cash and was an h.Ir,ss
To 81, tUo more. | wrote her the qualifications OF
the doctor and soun received Il visit from her
brother, vino - u minister in this city. The de-
tails were quickly arranged. The doctor ar
rived her ON Thursday, the IGth of February,
and on the following Monday was married."
THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The convention To nominate a cand'd,tr for
iut=e met at Hlgglnsvillc, last Thurs