Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-19

Charles Resde Ia dead.
Mr.. A. W. Smith has moved to Dutch row
DIR. Meng has moved to rooms over Chin
and Chinn's.
Miss Fannie Allen has been quite sick thi
week. She is better now.
Mr.. j. F. Mitchell, of Kansas City, a water
works man. was in town Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Shields spent several days, thl.
week, with friends in Independence.
DR.. J. B. Burbridge has purchased prop
erty in Higginsville and will live there.
Mr.. Tate has removed his book store to thu
Morrison store, opposite the Laclede hotel.
The demolition Of the two houses thar
are to give place to the new bank has com.
menced.
Theo. GosewIsch, Esq., had an attack o.
vertigo Wednesday,. He speedily recovered
however.
Mr.. Benton Coontz, of the Hannibal Print.
ing Company, was in the city yesterday on
business for his house.
Hon. VIM. H. Carter, our popular repre-.
sentative, was in town, Thursday, shaking
hands with his many friends.
MI. Z. P. Perkins, who has built 10 water
works In Missouri, was here, Thursday.
looking after the matter here.
MI. Tol Graves, who was in town Wednes-
day, told US that Col. Chiles was able to be
out, though not fully recovered.
Our Mr.. Allen has been in attendance upon
the session Of the grand lodge of the knights
OF Honor, in st. Louis, the greater part of this
week.
MAYHEM personal in Advance:-"T. P.
Pickett is improving his farm at a lively rate.
The first crop turns out seven head of
measles"
Misses Emma and Mamie Gibson, and Miss
Alice johnson, of Boonville, have been visit
ing Mrs. Abiel Leonard, and left for home
Wednesday.
Mrs. DIR. Towles, of LAGRANGE, Mo-, has
been here this week visiting her daughter,
Miss Towles, art teacher at the 3. F.. c., and
other friends.
Hon. Wood Essley, of Hannibal, attorney
the Hannibal d St. Joseph railroad. was
in the city Thursday on legal business before
the circuit court.
Mr. W. X. Marrs, of Lancaster, Ky., who
has been visiting in the city has accepted Il
position as salesman in the dry goods house
Grove Young, at Higg,nsville.
capt. X. A. Collins is At Poplar Bluff, Mo-.
iihsing, and will not return home for some
time We saw him In St Louis inst before
he left there, and he was looking remarkably
bismarck Tribune :-'Scene in an ante
room at u late woman's rights conventions:
old girl in & low. confidential tone of
voice: Say. girls, let's tell each other our
right ages"
The following noted men of America, died
turing the past year: Peter Cooper, Alex.
Stephens. Jerry Black, Posi- master Gen
erai Howe, Montgomery Blair, Lot NJ. Nor
rill' +. D.. Morgan, Marshall Jewell, Generals
Ord, Humphreys and steedman. Many of
The prominent men of the old world also
passed away. Who will 20 in 1884?
Chicago Herald:-'A laundering COMPOST
in setting up the toast: .Woman-with-
OUT her, man would be + savage got the
punctuation in the wrong place, which made
read: Woman, without her man, would
be Il savage" We are glad that error didn't
occur in this office, as we know several wo-
men around here who haven't found their
man, and our nair Is thin enough already.
An indianapolis press dispatch OF Wednes,
day was as follows :-"Ex-G oyernor Thomas
A. Hendricks and wife arrived home to day
from Europe, having been gone Just four
months. They return in excellent health.
and reception was rendered them
tonight by several hundred citizens. irres-
of politics. Mr.. Hendricks was in
by ex-senator Mcdonald in 8 com
piimentary speech and he spoke half sn hour
excl 'sively ON his travels. Politics were nc,
alluded to by ether,