Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-18
Personalities.

" ~ oiner Meiu"
I'm Mr.. VIM. Der &c. ~ kansss City, came dow
10 see his sister .n.l!led.
IL Rosa R-ams has been dangerously i'll wit
u scarlet fever but is better.
e- Little Walter Ireland is recovering from
OF mild attack OF scarlet fever.
The New Orleans Picayune says that the oil
y, boys in blue are getting gray.
oh The easiest way for a man to get his nam
changed Is to have 1t set up in type.
st NordenskJold has been elected IL member o
10 the chamber Of deputies at Stockholm.
p Only four white women in Alaska Jus
to think OF the chsnce for Massachusetts old maids
ly Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon is seldom well. and HI
constantly recurring illness alarms his friends
ne hr. Kit Moore. who has been visiting in Ken
~ lucky for something like u year, got back HON,
to II lew day ago.
'g Charivari at New York:-''vous me dites gu,
Sarah Bernhard est sur lie balloon. Je ne voit
rien.' ''Preciscment, c'est eile.D
- Misses kutie amt EVA Frick, after a visit o
several days to friends in Independence, have
returned to their home ut Oak Grove.
Senator 10 Brown. of Georgia. is said to be
d tall and angular. with n bald head, n sallow
complexion and long white whiskers.
Mr.. Il. f. Bone and sister, Of independence,
a were visiting their aunt. Mrs DR.. Gordon. this
, week, and attended the Graham-Gordon Wed.
: ding.
e Messrs. NJ. F.. Royle and Frank Tut were on
. the train which was wrecked near Franklin,
Wednesday night. by II broken rail. Neither
1 was injured.
D & Emery. and she having attended Central
l College in this city. They left. Wednesday,
5 for West Las Animas, Col. where they will
} hereafter reside.
: DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Adams reached Pensacola.
Fla, just In time to see it burn. The principal
business houses Of the town were destroyed.
Loss, $500. 900.
Dr.J. b. Williams, of Richmond, Ind, has
welded alady from whom he was divorced only
a year ago, having IN the meantime married and
buried another wife.
Miss Fannie Royle, who has been very iii IN
st. Louis, with diphtheria. is convalescent.
MIR. Royle got back Wednesday,. Mrs. Royle
Is still with her daughter.
Geo. NJ. Mountjoy. Esq, and his daughter.
Miss Annie. left. yesterday. for a trip TO Madison
parish. Louisiana, to visit Mr. Mountjoy's
sister, Mrs. Thos. W. Watts.
DR.. j.. j. CbOate. of Oak Grove, a pleasant
young gentleman and a good physician, spent u
n couple of day. in town this week and called ut
the lntelligencer oHice Wednesday,.
Ar. A. D .Hudnall and lady were in the city n
couple of days this week. They are both well
known here, he having, tor several years, tray
eled IN the interest Of Messrs. Bullenc, Moores
MIR. Il. V. Simpson, one of the U. s. engi-
neers who has been engaged in the improve
ment OF our harbor. is at home, winona, Min
nesots, where he Will remain until after the hol-
idays.
Misses Emma Pool and valeria AIlnutt, of |
Poolsville, Montgomery county. Maryland. ar
rived here yesterday, to visit relatives In his
county, They are at present NJ Mr.. w. NJ. y.
Green's.
Lady Burdett Coutts' friends entertain the
hope that she will adopt Mr.. Bartlett instead of
marrying him, but they don't. know that she
Will. The gentleman is aid to be very much In
love, and the lady very much in earnest.
Capt. SD. Andrew returned from his visit to
his relatives in the old Tar Heel state, last Sat
urday. He found his ICED father we'll. and en-
JoJed MS trlp and visit immensely. He seems
TO have been benefited by the needed recreation.
A Russian priest named Betschnaistori, who,
at the age of lib, undertook Il pilgrimage to Jp-
rusalem, died on b BARD the LIoyds' bout Espero,
on the way from Alexandria to Jsffa. Poor
fellow; he might not have died in his youth ri
had not been for that name.
At Prof. Truebloed's entertainment the other
night he sang an opera, in which u refrain con-
tanned the words ''Give me my jimmy and
Give me my Shaw" The repetition Of the ;
first words turned all eyes to Rev. j Q-s; ,
and OF the last 10 Miss Nc S-w. Il
The marriage Of Prince William, Of Prussia, !
eldest son sf the Crown Prince, will: rrinc-ss
Augusta Victoria, Of Augustenburg, seems to l
be definitely liked for February p. The royal 5
pair, 1t also appears, Will reside in Po;sdam IN
in tho Marble Palace, and in winter in I
the Schiosse. {
Col. Il. T.. owen, OF Tinidai, Col, while in !,
Tile city, this week, paid lis u pleasant visit, in t
company with his iathrr-in-iaw, Col. Jos. l
Davis. Col. Owen is mayor of Trinidad, II large =
cattle owner, and Il very intelligent and agree
able gentleman. He and his wife We're here for
. few days. en- route for Austin, Texas.
The following named gentlemen have called
on the IntellIgencer since our last:-H. II.
Luce. editor Advance, DR. J. L. Wood, DR..
Charles Smith, Cyrus Osborne, Col. Jos. Davis,
Col. L. K. owen, W. Z. Winn, WIN. C. White,
Geo. Houx, e.. +. Bellies, Peter Jergensen, W.
Z. kieth, Thos. McGinnis, Col. j. Il. Child,
Proi. 1rueOioOd, w. Il. Anderson, Z. L.. Atte-
berry. DR.. J. Perrie.
Yer ought ter have been ter the p~antermlpe."
said Jimmy Tudb0y. ''That's the fun. More |
pounding with stuffed clubs smashing Windows,
sausage. getting the best of the COP
ind' OH 'Twasn't half so funny as the
picnic at our house last night said the listen 1
II. PA chuckcd the servant girl under the
min. and ma caught HIM nj It.. Maybe there
wasn't q pantomlme then.p
Richmond Democrat, December 2:-ssTbe 40.
'ial circle of the city WAS thrown into quite n
'ommotion' last Saturday, by the announcement
hat three of the most beautiful and ACCOMPLISH
ID young iaaies of Central Female college, Lex
Hston' had arrived and would remain over Sum |
lay. They were Misses Lizzie Fitzgerald. Mag
lie COVE and Miss Kelly. They were tn. |
'ussts of Miss Lizzie Jacobs \
LeNlnston, n.y., GaZette:-''Hon T. r. Crit.
enden. governor-elect of Missouri, and Mrs.
left Tor home Tuesday, after spending
ONE days IN Lexington and vicinity. They have
many friends and relations in kentucky by
Thom they We're warmly welcomed AMI enter
GOV. Crittenden promises another visit
'sHt summer, when the woods are green, and
lie may rely upon being warmly w~elcomed.o
young exquisite on shipbOard turned the
as"ai remark oil II Young la'y into Il compli-
neht, and naturally enough for he was of opin-
that no one could talk to him long without
ompiimentInS him. He said, with mock
Miss, you lttter me- The grur old
aptsin Wis going by. and whispered to the
econd o Ncer, 'Jove ! | don't believe any on.
ould make him fl liter than he is.'o
we gave the girls an idea on feet last week.
iere Is one Tor the boys regarding their pocb cts:
: Now Is the time Tor lovers TO quarrel, and
'ot make up for a few weeks. Beside the pleas
re OF becoming reconcil,d, the expense of
resents is oDviated. We know one Young
1an who has not spent Il cent on his girl for sew
years. He always gets mad about this time
nd says it pays largely-has more funds to set 7
I'm up to the boys"
Fulton Telegraph .-"Miss Jessie Thistle, a
Dung lady who is attending the Synod!cal Col
.Se, Is sand. by those who know, to be the
young laly that ever attended this
This is the second time the Telegram
AS SAID this within \ month. just see the effect
T sending Il Lafayette county girl down 10 CAL
Iway. Why. bless you. friend Williams, Mics
essie IS pretty; bur che has u sister lust n.
her mother, too, Is not vet reckoned
Il the list which deserves admiration; and, bet
~ Than all, we've II thousand more pretty ones
III here still, that would make your kindly +
.es twinkle with tie light TO behold. Smoke a VI
iecc oil glass, old man, ~ protect your vision, r
hd come UP and see for yourself. [.
- - -
IL maniainu. case OF Simmons VS.. John, .,
'hich involves who Is city register, de fncto, II
stiil progressing before judge Wood. Mr..
ohn's "it"rnsys enter every possible technical !
and obstruction 10 4 decision OF the .
uest on, going SO far as to require Nh. Simmons. Il