Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-24
Personalities

1lG I'iN - III ~ Etl 49, 'ANH AASN
maiism aud fever.
Emperor William, ci Germany, i i'll arl
Coutiued 10 his bed.
.usan b. Anthony Is going TO Europe,
Alas, poor Yurrup!
Mr.. Hugh L. Wallace has been in Wash
ington City this week.
Miss Fannie Stewart is dangerously i'll with
congestion of the lungs.
Hon. VIM. II. Carter spent last Sunday
with his family at Higginsville.
Miss Lizzie Rlne has returned home after
a visit 10 friends in Saline county.
Rev. D.. G. Bolton asks US to change his
address from CarrolIton to Norborne.
Mrs. Robert Beall, of the Flournoy school
house neighborhood, Clay township, is seri-
ously i'll.
Mr.. II. G. Baldrige, of Latrobe. Penn. who
has been ira cling through Dakota and Iowa,
Is here visiting the family of Mr.. J. 5. Ben
ton.
Odessa Democrat esquire Russell has
been suffering with a broken rib, the result
Of an alteration with an unmanageable cow,
some two weeks ago.
Hon. 81. c. Wallace and aIr. Burden got
back from Jefferson City where they went
on business before the supreme court.
Miss Mary Quarles returned fro her pro-
longed visit TO friends In Kentucky. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Mamie Perry, of
Boonville and her little SON, CELSIUS. :
The vacancy at the Morrison Wentwo rth
bank, caused by the resignation of Genera
Boiler, has been filed by electing Mr.. W. J.
Howe. Mr.. Howe Is a capable and clever
gentleman.
Miss Fannie Allen will go south next week
for a six weeks visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Nellie
Deaiey, of Houston. Texas. She will also
visit Galveston and New Orleans duril g her
absence.
Mr. Frank Schmidt, formerly Of this city.
but who has been absent serving in the Davy
for some six years. is in the city, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Ruebel, widow of the late An
drew Ruebel.
DIR. G.. W. Young continues to improve and
now Is able to get rest lying down. For
months he has been compelled to sit up all
the time In order TO be able to breathe. The
dropsleal tendency in the legs and feet is rap
Idly subsidiug.
NS's a. a. J1OOTG TtGGlSeQ u very
severe fall on the ICY road near Greenlou
last week. suffering a wrench of one side
which hurt hlm rather badly. lie has been
out since, however,. attending 10 his duties,
which he never neglect, as long as he can go,
Higginsville ADMINISTRATIVE J. j. Lii
ly, Of Lexington, spent last Tuesday with
Father L. sn in this city Lewis I. L. II
went to ST. Louis Tuesday night, where he
will visit relatives aud friends Tor u time. LIE
will probably 60 t" the worlds fair before
he returns houIe."
MIR. Evan Young returned Sunday from his
! visit to friends iu kentuck aud to the ca
position at New Orleans. He SAWS every
thing Is not yet In position ut New Orleans
but that there Is more there now than all, .
one could see In a months say, and thai
Visitors are pouring in from everywhere.
MIR. Geo. W. Mullinix. who is nowtraveline
Tor The uewson Chemical Company, nansa.
City, was in town the early part Of The VT, K
selling goods and shaking hands with fri nd,
Mr. Mullinix sell, baking powders, extracts,
perfumes, &c., and being IN Old Lexingtonian
should have 4 liberal patronage from our
merchants.
some weeks ago the telegraph informed u
that State Librarian Boone Was dead, and the
lnteiligencer among other papers printed III
obitsary notice. The announcement wa,
premature, Mr.. Boone having fingered in q
feeble condition until few days ago. We
reproduce the st. Louis Republicans Jeffer.
son. City letter announcing Mr.. Booue's
death, on the outside Of this issue.
Odessa Democrat:-Sunday morning the
Rev. Father Ryan met with quite a severe
accident In this city. The reverend gentle.
man was coming up from Higginsville. ex.
pecting 10 get off here. But the tram did no,
stop at the depot, and seeing this, he aud
another gentleman, also wishing to get of
here, jumped from the rapidly moving train
near the upper end OF the switch, with tbs
above results"
Mr.. Byron Bliss, of Boulder, Col, former.
ly surveyor of Lafayette county, has been il
the city this week visiting his brother-in
Jaw, MIR. Robt. Taylor. Mr.. Bliss little
daughter, Ada, is here with Mr.. Taylor, and
he came by to see her on his way to New
Orleans. lie paid Us a pleasant visit, Wed.
nesday, and told US that he would leave
Monday or Tuesday next and return about
February 20th, on his way back to Boulder.
Cole County Democrat:-"Mr. Horac,
Leonard, of Saline county, died one wee,
ago TO day at the residence of Hon. Phil. E
Chappell in this city. Death is always a sac
thing, but it was unusually SO in this case
Two short months ago Mr.. Leonard was mar
ried 10 the accomplished and ami tble Mis-
Claudio Chappell. He was in The full vigo
Of young manhood, surrounded BY the con,
things OF this life, with the prospects O
long life, and Il happy home Us fair as come
10 any man In the mldst of ull this b!igh
present, and fairly anticipated future, death
grim aud CHASTITY stands across his path
aud WIKI d single stroke of his scythe cut. hin
down and ends all his worldly plans an,
purposes. 1t was very, very sad. SO sad in
deed That human sympathy, Which we woul,
freely ouer TO Surviving friends, and espec
ially to her who wss scarcely u bride befor
she Is 4 widow, while IL may be sweet ant
precious. fails while the anguish of sudJe,
bereavement Ia upon the heart, TO bring tn
comfort which only time can administer
This is the printers idea of the matrimonial
quest!oI:-"Get married, my sOnI Look III,
in the eye. II you never co Anything els
in the world. get married. Dou't lie iu to,
big Il hurry about It. but don't be loo delib
crate. 1t is your duty. DON'T think The gill
are all butterflies Of fashion. II YOU want t.
marry a lauudre-s do your courling In
Laundry; II you want u wife, marry the cir
YOU love. Be honest with the world; don
sal! ander false c%Jlors; don't repIhe over you
J poverty il is good for YOU. We get most @
CUR presidents from Illinois tan, ards an
., farms and Chic to"p:ths. Doa't envy as
great man, my boy. Tne great man, with hi
weight Of years aud care, ea,ies YOU ever
= time he passes You hy. AMI if sou can't b
Il leader, double loaded, a column long, o.
the >e:cnd Pare, you can be something jus
as useful. Xou can be G little paying fou
lire solid noHpariei 'sG.' Oh the inside, dow.
under 4 picture Of Lydia Finknam, and thu
: Will help the make up and fill its place in Tia
paper. Be anything In the world, my boy
| that is alive und useful. Be anything but
[ dead adj"
: One Of the officers Of the Went
} worth bank banded Us for publication, L.,
Friday, some resolutions compiimeutgr
, 10 Gen. Il. G. Boteler upon his r:
=. tlrement by resignation from his position a
-. book-keeper of that insti. utlon. 1t was to
2 late Then for us TO do 80, bat we cannot re-
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