Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-12
Personalities

Personalities.
Mrs. John Warren Is very ill-hardly expected
to live.
Mr.. Max Keller returned to Glasgow Friday
of last week.
The death ia announced OF Prln CO George
Charles, OF Hesse.
Col, NJ. L. Denote is announced for an early
visit to Lexington.
Mr.. L. Redeke has come back to Lexington to
i've. They all do 1t.
Mr.. Jos. o. Lebueur, who has been very i'll
with erysipelas, IL better.
Mrs. j. b. Alexander. who has been very i'll
with erysipelas, Is convalescing.
Miss Hattie Keller. after . four months visit
to st. Louis. has returned home.
Dr.. Samuel NJ. Banks, of Mid dleton town.
ship, is very Ill with pneumonia.
Ivory Chamberlain, one of the editorial writers
on the New York Herald, is dead.
Mr.. Herman Scott came up from Lamar yes
t raay. He leaves for the east tonight. =
Miss Mary F. Hawkins, whose school at. We'll
lingtop, closed last week, is home again.
DR.. Ran. Vaughan has got back lone conva-
descent from his recent attack of erysipelas.
| President Garfield is said to be physically
broken down by the of1ce-seekers' run upon
him.
Mr.. John T.. Rees requests US to change his
address from Do'er As"ai' oenson county,
Missouri.
Mrs, J. Reinhard, of st. Louis, is in the city,
called here by the serious illness of her sister,
| Miss Jane Long.
Miss Lou BAR, who has been in Baltimore
and Washington City for several months, is now
In Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Browning whose death is else
where mentioned. left a little infant, which
| Mrs. Dan Atkinson has taken to raise.
Prof. F. s. Kemper. OF Boonville, well known
in Missouri as an educator Of young men. died,
Of pneumonia, at his homes last Thursday
Miss Je'-nle Chandler Formerly OF TINS city'
but now OF Kansas, has been WISHING ner reis-
tive, MRS. d. snow 1or the PAST Two weeks.
ME-. >. Dr. fletcher ana lamiiy nave Fetarneo
to Waveriy from Coiorado' MS oaagnter's
health out signify improVeoD ny tneir stas mere.
: MRS mary 1easer' irom virginia City' mum
tans Ierritory, Is al tne D.. A"i seminary viz.
lung her oaughter' MISS Hu". "no puph
there.
Mr.. Jonn u. 1oung' 'r.' falroao aseh' anu
tslegraphlc manipnlstor at houstonia, was
brought to this city, his home, seriously ILL., last
Wednesday.
Joseph Tucker, . student or Dr. SANFORD
Smith. graduated last week, from the Mo-
Med, COL, st. Louis. He Will loacte among
the red-legs of Kansas.
The good-natured lace and familiar gait Of
Capt. Andrew Is again seen about the county
clerks o1iee. He resumed his duties last Mem
day, although his foot is not YET entirely we'll.
II is said that Professor Richard A. Proctor,
who is at st. Joseph. Mo-. recovering from IN
juries received In a wreck on the WABASH road
/ iS soon 10 wed q handsome and cultured young
WIDOW OF ina CITY.
a rare ana very SAD case Oh a"icton Is taat oi
MRS. Doyle, Oh mo"eaqua' Ill., VINO "itnin .
lew weeks lost her husband oy ner
house and all Its contents by hre, and her tour
children by measles.
| MIR. j.. +. Mcfaoln lett, wednesday, Ior Bur
detts, Bates county, MO-, 1nere ne proposes 10
reside In the future. We regret to lose SO useful
a citizen, and cheerfully recommend him 10 the
good graces OF the people OF Bates.
Mr.. Napoleon Buck met with o severe acci-
dent some three weeks ago, MS morse rearing
BACK with anu laiiing on.him. he was oao-
ly hurt about the head aud suffered from CON
cussion OF the brain, but is now better.
The prize given by the publishers Oh sne
" Housekeeper," Minneapolis, MIMI, was
awarded to Miss Jessie Roth, OF Lafayette coun-
ty, for the best essay on housekeeplne An
honor rightly gained and worthily bestowed.
Drouyn de Lhuys, who was minister OF foreign
affairs in the FIRST cabinet OF PRESIDENT Louis
Napoleon, and afterward under the EMPIRE Is
oead. dc served as amoassaoor 10 Lonaon'anu
represented france IN tne conferences oi 'isnna'
eeuaia Dennoe,a. ~ u
ilut i" DA.o
n 0'e'en pies"ns H "
EPiscopai ehurcn, u Il "A'
IN the CITY yesterday on ner way no"e 10 AsA-
lhsoon. rom visiting ifiehos IN Tue south
SranViiie e. rage ieit last weonssoay iof o.
LOUIS. wnere ne goes 10 nave MS ieie eye operas
ed-spon iof caIaract, winch mas eeen GROWING
1or ABOUT nine montns. ne was aceompan'eo
oy MS daushter, Miss Aila' VINO WAL axe care
OF him' 'nouio ~ necessary. 'e y op'"
"on
i.b Wa'iace, hsq'' WHO mas peen IN WIS ol.S
Oh mashlncen' uis'anoes ""iins 'ne "in'ef, ~
tending 10 d clalm against Tue government io'
properly destroyed ourine Tue r'arFi'eo nonie
last MONDAY. Aiunough not SUCCESSFUL III get
ting his claim through congress, ne thinks ne
Will eventually nave justice done nm
Aessrs. iom' hughes anu Y. Ialhtei' oi liz
onleaso Aiton. Meisi u o's aasn.a :.
Pa,a .u' o1oe "oss 60.
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'"Aou osS Asq"e"1y' 40 lucy "e eAS o"'
seu'ie" =,
MISS MAY Ea'houn - Fisi'ih. ~ L e. -
she mas several pieces OIL pAseie on eAnlpl1
at Mr.. A. W.. Smiths. She Is a true artistic
She has sold what she brought with her. ant
nas eeet'so se'.i"i oAees 1i"~ ~
Those who wish to please themselves ano' ~ I'M
same time, encourage a fair young woman. o
nram,sing TALENT sbonld rive her work to do
.-."" $3.50 -.
that may be given her.
her subscription. 81 cannot get along wtthou
the Intelligencer. 1t is read with much interes
in nv family. and the time seems long before i
ra.cbes ns We have had y lovely winter. TIL
orass ia IA green in nv ward as in June. and to
nesd NJ sncb mon IA ,;en1d and yandsrhilt !
: felt, to improve this part of the country In
letter 10 Dated seattie' washington Territory.
FEB. 70.
Inc ioiiowins hanaso gentlemen nave paiou
pheasant siSis sinoe y iaSt ss"e'-ooseph II
rage, Asaac Neaie' hlcharo AohaA, oil Auaw'
j. l.. Zentmeyer, j. W. White, W.. ~. hellar
W. II. Lay, e. l.. Ewing. W. r.. jackson
Grove Young. DR.. I. j. Watson, Squire job
Wheatley, W. v. Curtis, George Nance, Judg
J.. A. Lockhart Judged: W. Harrison, Judge J