Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-27
Personalities.
James Lillis, ESQ.,, is in the city

James Lillis, ESQ.,, Is in the city.
Mrs. Grundy Young il very ill with pneu.
monia.
Mrs. McCloskey is visiting her brother D.. w
B. Tevis, Esq.
Mr.. Samuel Ingram is in the city shaking
hands with his many friends.
Mrs. Ben. Simpson, nee Matte Kerdoln, is il
the city visiting friends aud relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Hooten, of st. Louis, ID here to spent
the summer months with her relatives.
Mr.. Charles Z. Stokes has returned home aftel
a visit to his sister, Mrs. p. H. Chambers.
We regret 10 hear that Mr.. Thos. Butts, o
Washington township. was paraIysed on III,
18th inst.
Gen. Jno. s. Marnaduke was in the city FRI.
day Of last week, and paid his respects to III,
Intelligencer Office.
Cincinnati Enquirer: 1.-THE ten-ounca baby
that ia just born In New York will likely grow
up more or less and attempt to Mahoneize som,
STATE"
Mrs. R. A. Tussey. of Pettls county. who hal
for the past month been visiting her father ant
mother. MIR. and Mrs. Thos. H. smith. returned
home this morning.
Mrs. w. :. Ciagett went to Auxvasse, Mo
last Saturday TO attend the marriage Of her sistel
and 10 visit friends and relatives. She is ex.
peeled home to-day.
Miss Althes Post. J%erseyville, Illinois. Ii
visiting > her sister and cousin at the E. A.
Seminary, and attending the examinations. Shs
is a former pupil of the institution.
HigGinsvilie Advance: ''Hon. XenOphon
Ryland of Lexington, WAS in the city Saturday.
He Is spoken OF Ms one OF the prominent candi-
dates for congress from this district.
The young ladies OF Lafayette county on the
editorial excursion are under obligations tOi
courtesies to two polite Galveston newspaper
men, Messrs. w. NJ. Edwsrdy and Geo. b.
Dculey.
Courier-J ourna Blaine and ConklinQ
should lie elected TO congress, as 1t Is now re-
ported they want to be. the country will be treat
ed to a series OF Gleco-Remsn wrestling
matches which will make tue Goddess OF Lib
erty' q hair curl" ~"
independence Progress, May 2O:-''Mr. Daniel
Negley, y former editor Of this paper and u
journalist OF ability, died at Bushnell. Ill.,,
Saturday last. Mr.. NeglsY was about hny
years Of age and leaves many friends and q
noble wife to mourn his loss."
Mr.. Frank K. Tut and his little four-year-old
son, John. are quite ill with scarlet fever. The
child has q very severe case, but hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery. The ether three chill
dren Of the family also have the dread disease.
We hope no fatal results will occur and that all
may soon recover.
Independence Sentinel :-"Hon. n. V. l.. Nc
Clellani. of LAFAYETTE COUNTY. dropped in on vi
Tuesday morning. Mr.. McClelland 10 . candidate
for the democratic nomination for congress. He
is a gentleman Of ability. integrity and worth
souid he becom. our next representative in con.
gress. this district will have = member Of whom
it NAV well be proud.n
M and MIRA .Jeffsrson w Bedford. with the |,
children. arrived in this citv. wednesday. on 8
visit to friends ond relatives. Mira. Bedford vii
he here several weeks. while MIR, B.. makes ar.
ranyemsnts for deaniteIv establishing himself
at Omaha where he will in future res,de, havin,
b..n ,nno,nt.d au.nt for the sale Of Rich Hill
coal At noints between Kansas City and Omaha,
Mr. r. Winsor and bis daughter. Miss Dixie
returnedw edn.sday from = three weeks' visit t.
Eureka spripes. Mr.. w. thinks highly OF thu
waters there. and that the place n sure to PROF.
ner. He renorts Senator Ben Hill N in a yer,
nree arizona cond;t;on though his family has mo-
Loaf .lI hone. He sneaks in the highest terms o
one of the senator,s danpbters "a a woman O
oueen,v aunearance and most graceful manners
Inde pendence. Progress. Nav 2O:-ssNsthspie
| Winters. Of Lexington. MAS registered at tn
Mercbants, on Tuesdsv. . . Mr.. ,Jame
Nc A fee made another trip to Lafayette count,
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Row D,. Kavanauub vas sti,, living and val,
He ia residing IN Kentucky.
Til. New York correspondent of the Post
D:suatch DAYS the following tribute to a warm
bearted. generous iournslist. who despite hi
| ,,beralitv and en,ernrise has received more kick
Than uraises from his contempsrsries:-..Tb
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