Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03
Personalities
Texas Jack is dead.
Edwin Booth is oil Tor Europe.

W. B. Steele, Esq. is in Sedalia.
sam Keller and John Cash have snapped
back.
Miss Emma Wilson, of Richmond, is visiting
Miss Fannie Bayliss.
MIR. James c. HoOten and wife have returned
from their bridal trip
Mr.. James W. Suddath, OF Cooper county,
paid us u visit, Tuesday.
Mr.. Walker Ewing. the lnteliigencer's junior
compositor, is at home SICK.
Little Eddie Swisher has been quite SIX for q
| couple OF days with dlphtheria.
Annie Lesueur is visiting her cousin. Mrs. S.
Trigg, at fayetteville, Pettis county.
Mrs. Bacon Montgomery, OF Sedalia, Is visit
ing Mira Pharez Hammond on Third street.
VA Nicely, of the University Publishing
| Company was in town Wednesday,. and called.
Frank Triyg, ESQ, returned home, Thurs
| day- from his visit to relatives At Louisville,
Kentucky.
Mrs. p. r. Bean and Mrs. j. D.. Collins, Of
St. Joe, are visiting their many friends and
relatives.
Miss Nina Llmrick returned, last Sunday,
from ST. LOUIS, where she has been attending
college.
The wife of Governor Williams, OF Indiana.
| died at their home ut Wheatlsnd, indiana, SUM-
day last.
Mrs. H. b. Midlam. left yesterday, for q visit
to Mrs. Peet, at Kansas City. She will remain
several days.
H. +. Clingmun IS his name. The first boy TO
be christened Hancock English. He resides NJ
Little Rock. -
Mr.. John c.. Fischer has been dangerously Ill
for the past few days. We hope he may speed
lily recover.
Miss Fannie Trail. of Frederick City. Mary
land, arrived in this city last night, to visit MISS
Nettie Wallace.
Judge Jno. Price and his son. Mr.. Geo. Price,
left for a visit to JOhnson comfy, their cid
home, yesterday.
Miss Salli- Garner. of Richmond. who has
been visiting friends in Lexington and Dover
| returned home u few days ago.
Mr.. William Aull, Of st. Louis. leaves this
evening for home, having spent a pleasant week
| with his relatives and many friends.
Misses Mamie Hubbell and Blanche Ssyre, OF
Richmond. are in the city visiting the Misses
| Nountjoy. and will remain several weeks.
Mr.. John Chiles. OF Washington City. d. e.,
visited his nephew, VIM. H. Chiles, ESQ., TINS
w%eek-theIr first meeting In eighteen years.
Mr.. Gen. Hancock was II Miss Russell, OF
ST. LOUIS, and her only living child, Rus
| sell Hancock. married u Louisville young lady.
Col. John Reid and vile left for California,
last Monday night, on their usual summer
| pleasure trip. They will be absent two or three
months.
Clinton County Reg ater:-"Sam Keller, Il
manipulation of the silent messengers of thought,
| is working in this office during Johnny Cash's
absence in lexington
We received an interesting visit from Mr.H.c
| English, deaf-mute,s on-In-law of Nm. Morrl-
son, Esq. u very intelligent gentleman and u
teacher at Fulton.
Alexander McFadden, Esq, was out on the
streets, Thursday, and paid this Office u pleasant
call. We are glad to see him looking well, and
once more able to get out OF doors.
Mr.. J. II. Jones of Daviess county, accom-
panied by two ladies, paid the Intelligenccr
Office a visit last Friday. Mr.. Jones was G"
route home from u visit to friends in this county
Jno. c. Fall, Esq, one OF the cleverest gen.
tlemen in the town, left. yesterday, to visit Il
brother at Great Falls, N. H, whom he has moi
seen for "a years. He will be absent some two
months.
r. H.. Kern, Esq, OF st. Louis, was in town
Sunday last. visiting his relatives. the family Of
E. Winsor. Esq. He is u brilliant lawyer and :
sound democrat, who will make his mark in the
world of politics.
A Dover lady writes that the widows ..dowr
there can raise their own cherries. This looks
suspiciously like the widow was Interested in
something we wrote a week or two ago regard.
ing cherries and . widower.
Miss Gill, the author of that best known OF
hymns, 81 want to be an ANGEL has just died
at the age of 60, and, II such things have a place
in the unknown, the crown and the harp art
hers by the vote of millions of children.
Hon. Samuel H. Owens. of California. candi'
date for encouragement passed through thi.
city, Thursday night. Col. Owens is we'll
known here as a awyero OF ability, y clever gen
tleman and an honest man. He would make
good attorney general.
Clinton County Register :-'Johnny Cash. on
excellent ioreman, is visiting his relatives AM
friends in Lexington, Mo. We take it 70
Granted that he will have a splendid tim
while there. although we expect the young mel
will give HIM .'Jessie'' during his stay"
The following named gentlemen have lighte'
our sanctum with their presence since our las
issue:-John F. Fisher. Rev. NJ. N. Pugh. Robt
Taylor. Prof. W. F.. Bahlmsn. II. W. Clarkson
NJ. D., I. J. Duling, J. A. Lee. H. o. White
hurst, Lee Moran, L. b. Weaver and d. Lyons
Hon. d. IL. Mcintyre. of Audrsin county
candidate for attorney-general, spent Thursda
, In this city. He is an able lawyer, has ha
large legislative experience, was q member Q
the revision Of the thirtieth general
assembly, and would do credit to the pOsitiO
: he seeks.
? \ couple ofsyoung. men from this city, VIII
were on their way to Richmond. Thursday nigt
=. of last week. carried on u conversation betwee
, themselves for about fifteen minutes Tor Ii
benefit of several young ladies who boarded ii
tram at the Junction. making mashes." 20
know. The ladies proved to be deaf mutei
l who We're on their way from school at Fulton
! st. Joseph. We would ask Will and Meyer
S they don't consider that chat something
q cloves labor lost"
Lonny Lee, who started out to Colorado
q short time ago for a five years stay, durir
which he intended to make q fortune, when |
> was coming back to Lafayette to pick out Il
I p%rettiest, plumpest, most luscious little girl
5 the county for Il wife, met with q mlshap whe
he got there. He and two friends were ridir
o up Il canon together, when a number OF Indian
got after them. One of their arrows passe
\, through LOnny's hat brim, and several near
o touched him. They managed, by a little fgh
ing. to get out Of the snap they were in. b
, Lonny came back to Lafayette. thinking,
Is spite of the guide books, that Missouri is hes
thier than Colorado.
n inc. Hausam went down home, last week,
&c SpeHu Il uuS VI tNos II JUST UclOTe uc Z II
Anderson and Will. Green suggested that
.e would be q good joke If he would write them
II card stating that he was to be married VIII
= there. John suspected nothing, and he wre
to JIM, telling him that all was in readine.
and asking him to come down. This card "
= shown to Il number Of our ladies. with whc
John is popular, and it created no little 81
10 prise. Some Of the ladies place such impli
| c,n6Janp ~ in Joln that they cfira IN l,ali.
s. that he isn't married since they have seer
ID card i'll his own hand writing, and Jim And,
son ought to be ashamed OF himself, for gctti
g. John to write as he did may blight his mat
~ monial prospects forever. But. then, Jim
-. ways WAS a maurais s'jet.
g., VIM. j. Pigott, Esq, is at Los Angeles, G
:. The following named persons went down
the Brownsville democratic jubilee. last Satu
Ill day:-MesdaIaes William Duncan, Joseph
D. Page. Henry Maggie. W. C. Musgrove. I'll
a Bean, Ryland Todhunter, Thos. Dickens, [
'st ton Wilson, 7. w. Collins, Jas. X. Merrife
IS. Al. Marsh, Misses Mollie and Birdie ALI
ne Puss and Jennie Findley. Katie Drysdsle. {
l.. Miss Skinner, Messrs. r. A. Collins, w.
-, Gordon. II. C. Wallace. Jno. +. Lanneau.
80 V. l.. McClelland. John +. Ryland. Ryl,
Todhunter. VIM. Duncan. Cam. y. Wills
oo Jacob Klee. Robt. Campbell. Jos. H.. Pa
lct Henry Maggie, Viii New, W. G.. Musgro
10 Frank bowman, a. Is. E. Lehman. Isaac
land, IL. G.. Francisco. Joseph l. Smith Thor
'aS IL. Bayliss, Ike Shelby, Jno. C.. Shelby, J