Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-20

James G. Blaine; Fitzpatrick, Samuel
A., killed in confederate army; Perrie,
John, an M. D. at Mayview, in Lafay-
cite county; Reinhard, John, farmer
near Lexington; Renick, E. L., dead ;
SIayback, Preston T., a grocer at Den
yer; Wentworth, James, in bank at
Lexington; Hughes, Robt. S., killed at
Springfield; Ish, W., -: Richardson.
D. NJ, -; shroyer, w. W., -;
Terrill, John NJ, -; Anderson. II.
e.; Anderson, Rush, -; Black
well, c. E., supposed TO be in South
west Missouri, and farming; Bledsoe,
Thos. c., dead; Blewett, Edward ~,
killed at Springfield; Bradley, G. w.,
-; Buford, S. G., died at college
Catron, J. H., successful speculator
at Nebraska City; Connolly, Peter, in
bank in Kansas City; Crump, James,
supposed to be in Texas; Edwards, NJ.
c., -; Fitzpatrick, JAS. W., -;
Fontaine, Jno. w., Mayv,ew, Mo-,
merchandising; Garth, II. c., Il mer-
chant in Kansas City; Harris, d. NJ,
farmer in Texas; Lankford, A. P, be-
came physician of prominence aud
died this year in Lafayette county,
Mo-; McGrew, w. c., died i'll St.
Louis in 1864; Martin, Jno r., farmer
III Alabama; Nave, w. H., attorney at
st. 10. Mo-; Nutter, Samuel w., killed
on the streets of Lexington by his faith
er-in-law; Pemberton, w. Y, attorney
and politician i'll Texas; Rea, P. H.,
successful merchant at Marshall, Mo. !;
Rush, j. G., -; Ryland, x, judge
probate court, Lafayette county;Shrock,
Frank, druggist, Pueblo Colorado !;
Smith, J. L. late encouragement of
Missouri, lives at Jefferson City; Vogel,
Lewis, -; Wallace, VIM. c., dead !;
Walton, J. r., farmer in Vernon coun-
ty, Mo-; Wilson, George, banker. Lex
ington, Missouri; Webb, j. G., killed
or died in confederate army; Afford,
j. A., died in Bates county, Missouri; :;
Arnold, Jno. E., stock dealer in Colo
RADIO; Anderson, Jas. E. druggist in
Lexington, Mo-. Buckley, Jno., moved
to Tennessee before the war Buchanan,
Samuel, farmer in Kentucky; Burden,
Jno. E., attorney in Lexington; Ball,
Jno. T., killed before Vicksburg; Ball,
VIM. omnibus driver, Lexington; Beck,
W. P, attorney at Pueblo Colorado !;
Berry, Jno., -; Broadus, F., -;
Clayton, Chas. r., dead; CIowdsley,
VIM, carriage maker, California; {;
ChiIes, j. B., -; Davenport, l.. c.,
Dowden, Wm., supposed to be
a farmer in Lafayette county, Dowden,
Andrew, carriage maker at Indianapo-
lis; Doughcrty, VIM. -; Davis, Geo.
F., editor Saline County Progress, at
Marshall; Eckle, c. H., died before the
war; Fontain, JAS, died in 1859;
Force, George, -; Flynt, James, died
in Lexington; Fewell, Wm., -;
Fletcher, JAS, lives in Texas; Funk,
Wm.,a a timer in Alabama; Fox, Wood,
supposed to live in California; Fulker-
son, G. L. land agent, Walkers Station,
Vernon county, Mo. 4; Green, Thos. j.,
supposed to be farming i'll Lafayette
county; Hudson, Saml., farmer Slbley,
Mo-; Hudspeth, VIM. N, farmer in
Jackson county; jackson, jeff. -;
Keith, Richard, -; Keith, Robt.
A., successful merchant at Kansas
City; Keith, Thomas, -; Keith,
Vincent, -; McGrew, James c.,
coal dealer and merchant, Lexing-
ton; Morrison. Chas. A., Kansas City;
Murphy, Wm., -; Mcclure, Henry,
moved to Indiana in 1860; Mcdowell,
j., in Lafayette county; McIlwain, j.,
-; Nave, James, wholesale grocer in
Kansas City; Norris, Thomas, -;
Nichols, Levi, -; Nichols, Jo., dead;
Ofiitt, Marcus, supposed to have been
killed III the Custer massacre ON the
Rosebud; Porter, Roley s., died i'll
Clay county; Pickett, Thomas, mer-
chant at Mayview; Prigmore, B. F.,
-; Parsons, w. W., -; Ryland
at Kansas City; Ryland, Cass
NJ, livery stable owner at Odessa, Mo-;
Riggs, Marshall, removed from the
state in 1860; Reed, John, -; Sween-
ey, j. NJ, -; Streeter, A. j., in
Las Vegas, N. NJ, at last accounts;
H., believed to have been
killed in the war; Talley, Geo. w.,
-; Vaughan, John NJ, trader in
Butler, Mo-, Vaughan, r. B., dead;
Vaughan, George NJ, clerk in Lexing-
ton; Ward, Frank -; Ward. VIM.
and Ward, Chas., believed to be in
Kansas City; Waddell, r. F., in Lex
ngton, Mo. /; Waddell, Carr b. police
man st. Louis; Wilson, o. o., -;
John, carpenter, st. Louis;
Wilson, Iigginsvillc, Mo.
Webb, VIM. NJ, Warren, Thomas,
-; Williams, JOS, -; Zeiler, G.,
timer in Kansas City.
Of the faculty, the president, VIM.
T. Davis and w. w. Sudduth, are