Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-26
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VIM. B. Wilson, NJ; WATSON hARcLE-
RODE and Miss SOPHRONIA Z.
both Of near Mayhem, this county.
In Lexington, Ky, recently. Mr.. Sc.
CHEEK, = prominent young attorney, Of Gin
isni m2ii k ans Tstl sn OF Is ia 'sio s.' ky anu A'''
"a, Ny. s. W. HUDSON, Of Rlekner, MO-,
and Miss EMMA D.. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Walker.
JOHN G.. HOUSTON and Miss JENNIE w.,
daughter OF Mrs. Susan P. Kelsey.
MIR. Houston il a nephew of Mr.. John L..
gascom. of this city, and is an estimspls clti-
zen. HIS bride is a beautiful. accomplished and
worthy young lady. The bridal pair have the
best wishes OF the In:elligencer for their future
happiness and prosperity.
[From the San Diego, Cal. News Nov. IL, 1884,
Married-At the residence of the brides
neither, near Bridgeton, st: Louis county, Mis-
souri,, on The Isih Of November, 1880, ~ the Rev.
PFi kIshaIa Su s1D9a' nee e, M Martini gGLiAS 10 mrs
| This will indicate to the reader that, to-day,
the editor of tie News and wife, pass over their
lor the further ini0I nation of the reader, that
both are IN moderate health. but say but little of
As We look back over the thirty one years OF
married life, we have nothing to regret; and are
glad to say that the years have glidsd by peace
that suggests itself in connection with the past.
is the knowledge that both are growing, Old,
Boin were born in ISIS, the husband near Moul-
ton, Lawrence county, Alabama, and the wife
in the city oil st. Louis.
While cur marriage has been pleasant. and the
years have giided lightly away, of course, . ret
respect OF the past enables US TO see many things
that might nave oesn pettefeu; out, rs u u too
late now, the usual regrets only can be induiz-
we have read a gosd deal. and heard q good
deal, going TO SHOW that industry would certain
I ly repay those that labor; but we are becoming
i ske ptlcal on that subjsct, for We have always
been y hard worker, and since our residence III
= san Diego have strlven harder to make u living
for wiie and little ones than,e ever before, and OUR
success in that particular virtue has failed to
make US q millionaire, and we fear Will con
e tinue to make default in that regard. 1t is the
late OF the business of printing.
Having little else to tender to our friends, We
Y merely send them our congratulations and gooC
!, wishes. hoping all OF them may have happlnes.
" and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian are we'll known and hav'
many friends in this county, for y long tlne tn
l. journalistic neld of Mr.. Julian's labors. Man!
Will read his words with warm feelings Of con
graduation that the life of their friend has beel
peaceful and pleasant and some will regre
that 1t has not been filled with more Of what tn
world calls Success - that is, money making
u Probably mono can more fully appreciate hoy
y fully he has done his duty US q laborer IN tn
D vineyard than his fellow Journalists, who under
stand the daily and never ceasing drudgery
A. newspaper work; Its demands upon the bral
+. and hearti its sense of duty and great respons
~ hiiity, and with the exception of a few instance
in large cities. its inadequate compensation an
:. lack of full appreciation; for II there Is an
> man, next to a Methodist circuit rider, who
% engaged In Il labor of love, 1t is the man wi
Is, makes a newspaper. But there is the co nsolatic
1t. that there are better things IN this world thu
,st money-love, affection, kindly feeling. a desi
nd aud IN opportunity TO do good unto our fellos
to men. ana i'll these we may reasonably feel tn
rk our friend may have enjoyed more than mi
A. whose life-work has been the accumulate
of gold. At any rate he has worn the harne
50 long that he would not feel comfortsb
ou without it, and rs he works on to the end n'
10 he meet with that kind of success, a. we'll
1T with the better sort that has been his porto
p The Intelli2encer sends to the far of Pacific
at kIndest wishes and sincere congratulations
,ry Mr.. and Mrs. Julian upon their celebration
ALI tins anniversary, and wishes them many recu
~, renoes rs full Of happiness and co~ntentment.