Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-09
THE CRADLE.

Born-In Freedom township. July 9th, to the
vile of Rev. Willle-a girl.
in this city, August 7th, to the wife Of
Rev. G.. s. ~Biackwell-a BOY.
THE TOMB.
Died.-In Freedom township. recently, infant
child of Mr.. Henry Hcidorn.
AT Santa Clara. California. July 18th.
Mrs. FANNIE BASCOM aged IS years months.
brother of Mr.. John E. Bascom, of thus city.
in Freedom township, July 2S;h, infant
son OF Mr.. John DorInan, aged l year and 5
months.
IN Freedom township. July "a. infant son
of Mr.. Claus BrOckman, aged 2 years.
At Napoleon. August 7th. OF whooping
cough, infant child of Rev. Haas. Funeral this
morning from the residence in Napoleon.
In Corder. Mo-, July Goth: Of cholera In,
fantum. MAUDIE BECK. nged 4 m2nths and
II days, daughter OF Annie L. and Nathan
Thompson. OF Lewis county. Missouri.
Mrs. Thompson WAS In Cordcr on q visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Livengood. at
the time Of her chlld's death.
Near Mayvrew, July s5th. of cholera in-
fantum, ALBERT. sen OF George W., and
Annie NJ. Warehouse, aged ~ months anu 10
days.
''Thcre, In the Shepherds bosom.
White AS the driited snow.
ls the little lamb We missed one morn.
from the household here below.
Our anguished hearts arc riven,
AMI bitter the tears We shed,
But we shall meet him in heaven,
Our darling ID not deid.'
IN MEMoRIAM.
Entere l into rest, In New York City, on the
lind of April, VIRGINIA NJ. daughter of the
late WIN. Z. and Eliz lbeth X. Burns. Of La
fayette county, Missouri.
Miss Burns left the state OF her adoption ff-
x..n ,..,, .r, and ,..fnr,nl To hor natiya atuta
wher. she made her home with her sister. Mrs.
A. NJ. Earle. in Warren county. Virginia. A
devoted sclf-sacritcIng%s sister. IL tender, loving
aunt. a faithful sympatliizing frienh, long Will
the hearts made so desolate by her death mourn
their irreparablc loss, but it is their comfort TO
know that it IL her eternal gam. The cause of
Christ anil the interest OF His church were very
dear to her, and she delighted to contribute to
the advancement OF Ills kingdom. Many years
ago she prOfessrl her faith In the Savior. and
during u long and painful Illness 1t was I'M
shaken. She felt that she was In the hands OF
the Lord, and repeatedly expressed her submits
sion to His will. Though dying far away from
home under circumstance peculiarly sud and
touching, with no loving hand or familiar voice
to sOothe and comfort in hours of WEAKNESS and
pain, she was sustained by q calm and unwaver-
ing trust in the Savior: tho anchor OF apure and
s.eadfast hope kept her soul unmOved, and thus
she passed peacefully to her home ''For 30 He
glyeth His beloved Sleep" +.
in Richmond, Ray county. Mo-, August
4th. of cholera infantum. NEAL HUGHES, in
FAINT son of Mr.. Samuel Keller.
The Richmond Conservator contains the fol-
lowing .-''Grief has entered another happy
household; the gentle spirit Of Neal Hughes, in
ian { son of Sam and Lutte Keller, their idol,
1,nao,lou Loot 1orpoI tn, ujuhfy coruvon flnI
daily crosses the invisible river. A bright bud
of promise, but eleven months odd, the zephyrs
| of summer toying with his eunny curls and
lingering lovingly on his coral lips: the angels
envIed him and the fatal shaft was sped, after
| nm illness of short duration. of cholera infantum
| camiy sank to his eternal slumber. love ani
| skill combined proving powerlcss 10 avert IT
| On Tuesduy his tear bei.,n med cusket WAS CON.
| yeyed to our lovely crn,.tery. and after a few
impressive remarks from Elder Dunn. wal
/ placed beneath the emerald svard to await In,
l fnt of ma nil. Words of svmnathv fall s,otb.
L lpyly on the anpuisn,d H.. ri when "A loved on,
| has grown go palid under the balefu
| shadow of azracl,s d,rt x,no I'M, ttma III,
great consolrr. will, dim, tho ,ni,ntv n.i, anf
| their little bov. in his v,oriops he.u,v. ever h,
nrcseut il, the ch,m,,ara or th.,r m.morv ",
ioin with ,hs;r many orlando i, tho d,.n,o, GUN,
na,by r,r w., In, b.va lov.a and Loaf
lin g. J.nb;s NJ mi, ., oe oo-,,
abcr.,, ALBERT +. BkRR /, sou ui j. T.. an,
Ii. Il. berry.
OBITUARY.
Aio'ftf i. Berry, son Ok L AMI X. l.. Der
J" D '-o"'S. u so'"s hnces'' July Iist
~ -. 9, n ~ !" '"a' city ior h'euica
""' wac 'here NJ tue Tune oI dea'h
ne ~ pee" uno'r inc skiiiiuI treatment OF DIR
""''. IL 1.-The OIL the iatt"r's death
INK ''o"is' an" thrie re
o'' e"'i ron ~ very Dest hlru'ca' HI
u u" a'o'als a'iha' sreat nope
~" 10y ""'' EA'oei. wis ca''h anu uh
''t'' " ~" "e'h7's u became ~
n'H eS"'th th'' no human ski could arres
'"A' ". vas k'"o'a'iy nPprohch
Ing the termination oil his earthly pilgrim lle
The irLil b. DIV seemed tn Thrill with main. an
do, mn,
H.. ' o'e "'"' u"
HIS ih!hh was uhciouueu AMI bright as Il rum