Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-03

tlnge. The fourth time it would nc
stick, and the patient was pronounce
cured. Mr.. Moore is convinced of til
efficacy of the cure"
II --
+ Smyrna has been visited with q
earthquake only less disastrous tina
that Of Ischia:, Great loss Of life an
propertyts reported.
Personalities.
MFR. 10. Afford 10 home again.
Dr.: Laws II reported to be better.
Mn Thomas c. YOUNG Is dangerously Ill.
The dark sees-a woman's between - and 40
Mrs. Judge Walker II visiting friends ut But
Ter.
Sunday here.
Fannie Ireland.
fting friends here.
days here this week.
Mr.. Frank Groves was In town visiting friend
the Grst part of the week.
1Ase hA~ AS8 OOC AuAbO ~ IA
week with chiIls and fever.
Hon. Sam. DAVIS, Of Marshall. has been at
tending court herethis week.
Mrs. John ". Cash, of .Fairview, was dan
gerously sick . few dsys ago,
r. NJ. Sparks. ESQ.,, is in the Indian Terrific
~. looking after his ranch there.
Mr.. Frank Cash has gone to southeastern
Kansas to- Ioc.tte:a homestead.
BarOnesa Rurlett.C outta haa huilt thirty.
,smacks for poor fishermen.
MIR. and Mrs Lushbsugh and Mr.. John Kio'
have been visiting friends here for some time.
MISS Major. of Liberty. IL quite i'll at tn,
Baptist College. Her father and mother are will
ner.
Mr.. William Muse. OF Lfndsborg. Kansas
70 in the city visiting his uncle, Mr.. A.. W
smith. :.
Miss Lulu Harris. Of this city, was in attend.
ince on the Logsn-Wslker wedding In Cooper
county.
In order that your husband may not forge,
10 bring in coal. place the bod near the dool
where Ire can fail over it.
Mr.. Frank Mtanea and wife OF Cheyenne. arr
here visiting Mr.. NJ g sisters, Mrs. T. d. Saun.
ders and Mrs b. I. john
Mise Julia Smith, OF Kansas City, left. Thurs.
day night. for Louisville. where she goes to
visit her uncle. MIR. John Robinson.
An Ohio breach of promise cult brought Out
single letters on which the postage was 81 cents.
sud in which the word s'dariing'' was used ..e9O
times q
Observation-Disclosures are 3, 0nO. 0ee wild
ows in Germany 1t 10 said. Some Of the hus.
bands arein heaven. bat the majority OF them
are in this country
Gen. and Mrs Shelby and several OF their
children are visiting friends in Butler, tho: gen
eral In the meantime looking after his farming
interests In Bates county. "a
Mr.. thomas Shelby Is back from his Wis
It to, Portsmouth,. Ohio. BE takes pleasure
70 exhibiting TO distressed republican friends q
picture of q epubaicsn,s face before and after
the election.
Mr.. Carter Temple, who has recently been
In business in Peoria. illinois. has sold out
there. and is.htre visiting HIS relatives. He
eontemplates GONG 10 the Pacific coast. probs-
oily to New Tacoma.
acknowledgements WA. Nut:er has
moved his family to and taken: up his residence
In Higsinsville., MIR. Nutter is one Of Lafayette
county substantial citizens and We extend him
and his lamlly q CORDIAL We come"
Mr. A. W.Smith has ' cen offered BY The Ideal
Opera Company the position Of leading baritone,
at an excellent salary. He feels compelled to
decline the position, the OFF, of winch bov.
ever. is quite q compliment to him
" Mr H G. Armstrong writes from Plano.
iexas. as iollows:-..Send me the Intellipep-
Ger. lcan't well do without it. We hav. fine
c.ops in this part or T.xsa J,.,.. s.,...
crop of Irish potatoes and beans He.ltb good
In Collin county,"
The following card has been sent n fr,.ndo.-
Z II a TroI.aI =" S:.-s-
street, Kansas CITY. Mo Mr. and Mre n D
Ireland invite you to attend the marriage y, tb.ir
Tuesday, Noyembers 1ss, a o,c,oot
p. NJ. ut their residence.'
1t is a curious coincidence in connection with
the ALFONSO matter that it was ON Septembsr %,
lsoS. the queen Isabella ascendrd the. throne of
Spain. On September 90. 1858. King Alfonso's
inotner nao 10 ny and take refuge In France,
ana IL was on september 70 that King Alfonso
met tnerecent Insults from the French crowd.
The following has been sent to friends OF the
persons e. Gordon, r. C,
Barns Jennie Z. Gordon, 3. h. Lankford.-l
DR.. and Mrs. William A. Gordon invite you to
attend the marriage of their daughters, Florence
and Jennie L., Wednesday, November 9TH.
1883. 1880 O'Clock, p. NJ, at their residence"
"A LAFAYETTE lady-a model wife and mother
her husband of the saloon habit by