Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-02-17
Personalities.
Andy Graham is grand-daddy.
Mr.. Jos. B. Silver is in the city.

Personalities.
Andy Graham is grand-daddy.
Mr.. Jos. B. Silver is in the city.
Ex-Gov. Davis, Of Texas, is dead.
Bismarck's neuralgia is again painful.
Mrs. Ed. Zeiler was much better yesterday.
Ex-Gov. E. D. Morgan, of New York, Ii
dead.
Rylaud Mexican, the Intelligencer's artlv'
and intelligent little devil, is quite i'll with pneu
monia.
ton. Tex.
Mr.. Reid Moreland ha. been sick this week
with chills.
Mr.. Ed. Hausam. Of sedalfa. has been visit
ing here this week.
Mr.. Harley Kline. who has been to Texas OF
a visit, returned home last week.
Miss Mollie Hill, OF Kansas City, Is in th,
city visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Retta Pilklngron, Of Sedslia, has beer
visiting friends In the city this week.
Mr.. w. B. Steele went down to Jefferson
City to haye some new bonds registered las
Monday, and returned Thursday.
Judge VIM. Young, Hon. Alexander Graves
and A. F. Alexander Esq. have besn ct JeIer-
son City this week on law business.
There are thirteen grounds
for divorce in Kentucky, and the next leglsla.
ture expects to ring In cold feet.'
Mrs. Judge Walker got . fall in going home
from the opera house few nights age. hurting
herself somewhat. but she Is now better.
Miss Addie Davis, Of Clinton, Henry county.
who has been paying six weeks' visit to
friends IN this city, returned home Monday
last,
Mr.. Jas. c. McGrew and his family came
down from Kansas City, Thursday night. Ow-
ing to an accident the train was.nearly all night
getting here.
Mrs. E. N. Pecks received q very severe
sprain OF the wrist by fall, last saturday. 1t
has been very painful, keeping her confined to
the house.
Miss Maggie Spears, who has been teaching
during the nrst term Of this year. has returned
to Central Female College to continue hsr studies
In the languages.
Miss Maggie Price. of LaMonte, No., has on
tered Central Female College for the purpose of
studying music under the excellent teaching
In the above named Institution.
Hon. ChAs. L. Ewing and Mr.. Joel Ewing
called on the Intelligencer Wednesday. The
former has been suffering from chills and fever ,
but is getting the better Of them.
Miss Mamie Barclay, who has been teaching
for several years, has entered Central Female
College for the purpose Of studying ancient and
modern languages and literature.
Mr.. John G. Cash. Of Independence. has sold
his interest in the Progress ONCE to his brother
W. NJ. Cash. John came down to this city j,
Thursday. on visit to friends. and will go
from here to Jefferson City, st. Louis, Cinein-
natl and Louisville.
DR.. A. v. Small. Of Sedalia, received. Feb.
g. q telegram from Colonel Jos. Davis, who 10
at Colorado City, Texas. saying, 81 am dam
gerously sick. Come at once" Dr.. Small ina
mediatsly responded to the request, and We are
glad to hear that the colonel, If not entirely out
Of danger. is much better.
1t will be remembered that about one year ago
we recorded the marriage Of Capt. B. NJ. Poole.
and mentioned among the numerous presents
the unique one Of a BEARS foot sent by a
friend. On st. Valentines day. this week. the
singular coincidence occurs that he has been
presented with two bare feet, those OF q hale
and hearty little son. We extend our congrat-
ulations.
Modjeska said, In response to the remark that
Mary Anderson was cold and unlmpassloned
IN her love scenes on the stage. ''There IL no
such thing as a cold and unimpassioned girl.
Miss Anderson may seem so, because Bhe has
not met the right person. She will meet him.
however, and that will remedy her apparent
coldness. An actress must fall In love before
you see her ut her best. There Is no exception
to the rule"
The New York Sun in answer to q CORES
pondent who asked, on what finger lady should
wear an engagement ring. gives this inf orma-
tion, which may he Interesting to young peo-
ple:-"Engsgement rings are generally worn
on the third finger of the lett hand. But in
Brewers Dictionary OF Phrase and Fable we
dnd that II one Is willing to marry, but not
engaged, q ring should be worn ON the index
finger of the left hand; if engaged. on the Sec
ond finger; If married. on the third nnger; boz
II there is no desire to marry. on the litAe
finger"
Ex-Gov. Marshall Jewell did at HaraS2rd.
Conn.,, Feb. 10. Gov. Jewell was born IN Win
chester, n. a., October 70, 1925. In early life
he learned the trade of q tanner, aad was en-
gagged In the leather business at Hartford for
many years, accumulating large fortune. In
1867 he entered political life rs the republican
candidate for the state senate from the frs,
district OF Hartford, and though defeated ran SO
tar ahead OF his ticket as to commend himself
to the republican managers of the state CAM
paign year lateS. He was nominated for gov
ernor, but defeated by Mr.. James L. English.
In 1869 he tarned the tables upon that pop ulal
democrat. Mr.. English was again successful
in lsl0, and Mr.. Jewell again il 1871 In 1875
MIR. Jewell was elected for = third time de-
feating Richard D. Hubbard. Upon the death
OF Mr.. James L. Orr in May, 1878, Mr.. Jewell
was appointed minister to Russia, from which
Country he returned when nominated by Presi-
dent Grant to succeed Mr. CresWell in the noat-