Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
Personalities
Dir. George Kings mother is uniir i'll. i
Mr.. Gladstone who has been ill is better.
AI.u D;obanI Eiald t. Nisifinn relatives In l

1Ir. George Kings mother i. ,iiiir i'll.
Mr.. Gladstone who has been ill is better.
Mrs. Richard Field is visiting relatives in
Kentucky.
Mr.. Cbas. A,lstadt has returned TO the
county to live.
Mr.. i. L.. l,eceins is here visiting her
fathers family.
Miss Rose Beatie is conyalescing FROM an
attack of measles.
MI. Jn0. J. Waddell is seriously ill with a
malignant tumor.
Mr.. Lewis H. Day, of Kansas City. was
here on business Monday.
Mrs. Leonard and two lady friends went
up 10 Kansas City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Trigg reached this city
from Dallas, Texas, last Thursday morning.
Mr.. J. b. Jones and DR.. and Mrs. Watson.
Of Aullville, went up to Kansas City Tues
day,
Mr.. Briseoe Houston, of Carrollton. Mo-,
was In the visiting relatives and friends, this
week,
Col. II. C. Chiles In able to sit up. but not
to leave the house. He has had quite a serious
spell of it.
MI. and Mrs. j. D. Shewalter Went to Kan
sss City, Tuesday, for atwo days visit 10 MIR.
and Mrs. Hicks.
Mr.. E.. Hind. representing the st. Louis
Evening Chronicle, was in the city this week
In the interest Of his paper.
Mr.. j. n. Carter formerly of this county,
now Of Atchison county, this state, has been
here visiting friends this week.
DR.. j. F. Hassen has sold his dental setab-
lishment to DR.. J. r. Vaughan, who will take
possession May LIST. DE-. Hsssell retiring from
practice entirely.
Mr.. F. c. T. Brightwer has Joined the
never-sweat brigade. As he is out of a job
some one might get q faithful and industrious
salesman If they applied in time.
Mr.. Fred Whiteford, brother Of Mr.. Il. +.
Whiteford, Mr.. silver's partner, is in the city
assisting the latter. and will be employed as
prosesser in the factory here. ..
Mr.. Geo. B. Desley, of Houston, Texas,
and Miss Nellie, daughter Of Mr.. T.. Allen, of
this city, will be married at the Presb, terrain
church, next "Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock.
Miss Fannie Drysdsle, Of Brownsville, VINO
has been visiting her sister, in Kansas City,
for the past four weeks, ca.ne down, Thurs
day, and is making a short visit to relatives
In this city.
MAJ. w. G. Downing. of Scotland county, a
prominent candidate for railroad commls-
sioner, and a worthy and clever gentleman.
was in the city yesterday visiting some Old
friends and making new ones.
Rigginsville Post :-s.Misses Stiff and Scar
o, <u,o ..yar,p;nr l,l ios mrrctn tn.ehorS of
the Central College, Lexington, visited Mrs.
| Gus Carter last week, and returned Tuesday
morning. Their friends would be pleased to
have them visit our city again soon"
Mr.. will K. Quarles, who says he has been
visiting his friend Vanderbilt in New York,
with a view to purchasing Aldine and Early
Rose (potato) is home again. He is as pretty
rs ever, though his friend Atkinson is still in
competition with him for the palm of beauty.
The ladies think them both so utterly too-too
that they canno decide between them. Mr..
Q. promises his influence with his friend Van
for any of our new banking or manufacture
ing enterprises that may need it.
Tho cable tells us, this week, from Paris.
that the following toilet has just been pre-
pared expressly for a grand w~edding:-The
brides dress was made with a corsage prin-
cess and train in white velours epingle, under
which was a petticoat OF white satin covered
with China Grape, embroidered with RAISED
flowers; the ~draperies forming paniers, thu
puff caught up on one side only with branch
es of orange blossoms; the SKIRT trimmed a
the bottom, with a fringe a aiguillettes o
Of satin put between two row of gauz'
plisses and piped with satin; plain body, witt
q simple jabot of fringe like that on the skirt
and u brooch Of orange blossom. An elegan
toilet, remarkable for its taste and Simpler.
ty.
The following is cabled, this week, from
Paris, as being the very latest thing out In thu
Way of a visiting dress. The dress is com
posed of pistache green satin, dotted witt
c~revette colored chenille the front Of the Skin
forming three large plaits which reach to thu
pufs on the hips; large draperies form thu
overskirt and fall in plaits over a border O
fringe of maj about chenille, with small ere
vette colored balls of silk; the body in plail
velvet of the pistache shade, with a gilet o
plaits resembling the panier of the skirt, ant
made of velvet dotted with crevette color
The body is fixed In front over the dottet
gilet and terminates at the back by a lon:
puff which falls on the skirt. Casaque t.
match in plain pistache velvet, very short a
the back and long in front, also trimmed witt
marabout fringe.
A New York Herald Paris dispatch says
"Paris, March 6. 1sS4.-Gayarre made hi
second debut at the Theater ltalien Us Artur,
in IL Puritani,' and took Paris by storm. TIL
vocal composition of the role of Arturo i
pitched in so high a key that since the cele
hrated tenor Rubini all who have sung thi
rols have been obliged to lower the key il
certain passages either by Il demi-tone or by
full tone. This is especially so in the Difficult
air of the first act, composed in re major
with constant recurrence Of the ia dieze. TIL
young Spanish tenor sung these passages a
originally composed, thus accomplishing
feat unknown in Paris during the presen
generation. The audience greeted this splen
did achievement of Gayarre with a storm O
applause defying description. The theate
re-echoed with shouts. Bravo Bravo p an,
ladies' in the boxes leaned forward as the
applauded and gazed at Gayarre as if the
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rich, pure notes Of Gayarre's superb voice i
the air in ut "a Una Fonte At1itto' wrougt
the audience into a perfect flame of fanaticisn
!, One fair mOndaine seated near your CORES
pondent applauded so enthusiastically as I
break into a hundred fragments her eXquisit
Vatican fan. 1t is safe to say that since Mari
: no tenor in Paris has met with such a choru
of adulation rs has Gayarre, who, moreover
= wears his honors as the new idol of fashion
able Paris with a modesty that cannot be to
highly commended.
/ Notice to p. OF Fl.
: Quarterly meeting Of the Lafayette Count
. Co-Operative Association will be held
Hlgginsville Wednesday,, April 8, at
o'clock, q. m. II. C. CHILES, Chm,n.
i HENRY d. MILLS, Jr, Secretary.
Stock Notes.
. Messrs. VIM. Fl. Ewing & Co., have Il lie
good work mares for sale to farmers, chea
:. Call early. It
J.C. Armstrong shipped one car load
hogs to Kansas City last Tuesday.
r. "A. H. Hill sold a mule in Kansas q
this week for which he received 1925.