Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-04-16
Personalities.
Beaconsfield is q little better.

Personalities.
Beaconsfield is little better.
Mrs. VIM. Reams is i'll with pneumonia.
Florida has done Senator Edmunds good.
Mrs. Thos b. Campbell, who has been i'll, Ia
better.
Sunday.
Blaine can hardly tell which is worse, rhsu-
matism or Conkling.
Mrs. wm. c. Beatie is at DR.. Young's nursing
her sick daughter.
Mrs. Carrie Craig. nee Ryland. of st. Joseph,
Is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. W. II. Rust is down with severe attack
Of infammatory rheumatism.
Miss Kate, daughter of T. Benton TAYLOR.
Hsq.. is visiting at DR.. Young's.
William c. Kirkwoo,l. q brother of the sscre-
tary Of the Interior. died at Wooster. o. .-.- :
Mrs. E. L. Bedding came up from st. Louis.
Tuesdsy. to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Hugh Wallace. who has been doing the
eastern cities, lett here for kansas City last
night.
Miss sallie Beatie, daughter ::of William c.
Beatis. ESQ.,, 10 sick with typhoid fever 1t Dr.
Ysung's. 4....... ....s .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Prewltt. of Nevada.
@. n. Aounuoy.: - 7f'' 20
Mrs. A. T. Winsor and daughter, Of Kansas
City, came down Thursday night. on short
VISIT to friends and relatives.
J. L. Nelson. Esq. now Of Nodaway county,
but for some years q resident of this county, -
here visiting relatives and friends. ,. q
Mr.. john G. Young, Jr., who has been home
for sometime because of sickness. returned to
bis work at Houstonla, Thursday. rt-..v
Mr.. W. J. Catron will 60 to Eureka Springs
In . week or tive. During his stay there his
family will visit friends at st. Joseph.
+ Mr.. Geo. u. Blanchard has taken Mt. Robert
Flynrs place - express messenger on the
Branch. Bob goes to the NJ. x. T.
7 Mrs. A. G. Campbell has again been called to
Independence 70 the bedside Of nsr sister Mrs.
Li.zis Pendleton. who IL sinking rapidly.
|; Col. Reddington. editor Of the Odessa Herald.
paid the Intelligeneer pleasant visit Tuesday.
Wesrs always glad to see members of the craft.
John T. Raymond and Miss Courtney Barnss
were married in Phhadslphis Monday morning
and appeared on the stage at Warrington in the
evening. 3 - .
Of st. Louis, Is here to recupsrats his health.
He has been afflicted with paraly ais for two or
three years. r-., rE.tF,.- tsg -
I Rev. Leslie Davis and wife. efNsvada. No..
have been visiting their uncle Mr.. J. D. Davis.
OF this city. Mr.. D. returned hene Thursday;
Mrs. D. is still here. a- 8
DR.. Claude Watson. Of Mexico, NO.. was in
the city and called on the lntslllgencer Monday
We are glad to knew that he u prospecting in his
profession and likes his new home. t.'
Judge John Cheney, the oldest ex-menaber Of
eongress in the United States. died at Canal
Winchester, q. He was Jackson elector In
1882, and held many important e1icss.
Mr.. Frank w. DAVIS has hsen very low for
the past three weeks with innsmmatory rheu-
natism, and has suffered untold sgonies. We
ara glad to announce that he is much better.
The Garflelds will spend the summer at the
Soldiers home, the president spending several
hours each;day at the white house. The presi-
dents mother will return to Mentor in May.
Messrs. Jos. Hook and VIM. K. Trigg started
out this week to sell the Bowen Seed Separator.
The first named has the state Of Missouri. and the
last the state Of Kansas. We wish them oceans
OF good luck. -...s ...,.. -...l,-.s... .-. q,
"Dick'' Adams, the Atoms gentlemanly
agent and night operator. at Odesss. WAS in the
city Thursday afternoon. Dick Is q clever
young man. good-iooking and quito susceptible
10 the smiles of the fair sex.
DR.. 4. L. Shadburne, the handsome blsnds
disciple Of Esculspius, whose home Is in Wind
sor. followed his heart up to Lexington. this
week. and spent two Or three days lowering like
. moth about fame. He seemed in = good
humor with all the world when We saw him. Il
A man in Ancens. Italy. seemed determined
to marry whole family. He did not begin with
the o.d woman, but having married one Of the
twin daughters of . widow1ady aftsr her death
he married his mother in-isw. the latter died,
and then he espoused the remaining daughter.
A game Of sse-saw, as 1t were.
Mr.. John G. Fischer is at Eureka Springs, and
is rapidly resaining his health. His letters to
friends In this city speak In terms OF unqualified
praise of the magical effects Of the water. He
was almost paralyzed when he reached there,
but is rapidly recovering the use Of his limbs.
W. hope he may soon be entirely restored. =. 4.
Prince Pierre Napoleon died Of eo1t ut Yer
sailles on Friday last. He was the third son of
Lucfen, and was born at Rome IN 1916. He
served IN Colombia under General Santander,
was expelled from the papal states by Pope
Gregory XVI, and ordered from Greece by the
British. He shot Victor Nor In Paris ten years
The.following named have called ON the Intel
ligencsr since Its last Issue H. Powell Jno.
.. White, W. 8. Fontaine. W. D. Lewis, John
McFadln, T. B. Clagett, Hon. Joseph =. Smith,
Thos. Cobhs. Harry Gilmore, W. v. Methodist.
a. Wiley. W. J. Catron, J. W. White, Bates
Vaughan. B. W. Jefferson, g. W. Levisay .Miss
NJ. B. seawell, H. Weeaen, F. L. Fishback,
DR.. &. L. Shadburne. T. W. Carmichael. "A. G.
Cam pbell. d. J. Powell.
Carrollton Democrat CDR. Frank Hassell,
of Lexington. Mo-, a practical dentist. proposes
to locate in Carrollton for the practice Of his
profession. He comes to US we'll recommen ended,
and will be welcomed by our people. - What
ever of good Is said Of DR.. Hasssll the Intelll-
genoer can cheertully indorse. He is q young
gentlemsn OF the highest moral character; has
had the very best opportunities to acquire n
liberal edacation. of which he has assid uously
"vailed himself; and IN his profession. before
brilliant college career and graduation. he had
long practical experience in the ohice Of his
father, who il one of the most intelligent and
succeasful dentists in Missouri. "a
We find the following perac- tickly awful
awfuli! criticism in a diabolical exchange -
"a poetess moans: MY heart lay ON. the
threshlug aoor; stified every vail. As blow on
blow descended From one who held the Aail.'
1t was enough to kill her! But q woman who
Is SO careless As TO leave her heart lying on
barn floor until II is pounded into . Jelly with
dail, doesn't deserve particle OF sympathy.
The thresher, perhaps. didn't know 1t was only
womsn's heart He may have mistaken it
ter . section Of condemned bologna sausage, and
we therefore ask q suspension of public opinion
IN his behalf until his side of the story is print-
ed" Alas the iconoclastic editor, how he
mercllessly slayath the poetic thoughts sngsn-
dersd by the recurrence of spring.
Mr.. Henry Macy for thirty two years a elti-
sen Of Lexington called on the Intelligenosr,
Tuesday. to say farewell preparatory to leaving.