The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
peraODaii les,
John Bright is seriously ill.

PeraoUaii les.
John Bright is seriously ILL.,.
Mr.. Frank Atkinson was here Sunday.
Mr.. Kent Chambers Is expected home to-
day,
Mr.. Will Stewart is visiting Richmond
friends.
Miss Mamie Young has been visiting friends
at Sedaiia.
Mr.. Eph. King has resigned his position as
mail agent.
Campaign Lie and Election Bet Two bad
girls all should forget.
Mrs. WIN Russell, spent several days in
Kansas City this week.
Miss Myrtle Russell is visiting her brother,
W. Ii. Russell, at WhitesborO, Texas.
Mr.. Robert CnamblisS. OF the Advance,
paid us "A pleasant visit u few evenings ago.
Miss Fannie Venable is visiting the family
Albany journal 1.-The Arab who invented
alcohol died 900 years ago, but his spirit still
lives.
Misses Mamie and Lizzette Sha " arrived
home last Monday. Miss Lizzette Is conva-
leScent.
MIR. Hcber Page requests his address chang
ed from st. Louis to All East Sixth street,
Sedalia.
Mrs. Jay Gould. who has been dangerously
Ill, is better.
Miss Carrie Willett, of Keytesville has been
visiting the Misses Peake and Genevieve Rus
sell,
Mrs. Henry Zentmever, of the Fort Scott
neighborhood, is visiting relatives and friends
in this county.
Mesdames Jno. w. Waddell and VIM. G.
McCausland have been visiting relatives in
Carrollton this week.
Mrs. David Callahan, who has been VISIT
ing relatives and friends IN Kansas City for
the past month, returned home Sunday night.
Messrs. Geo. NJ. Boone and ]. NJ, Renick
paid the Intelligencer n visit Wednesday.
They report health good in their neighbour
hood.
1t is in order now for the anti British re-
publicans To boycott Mary Anderson because
abe comes to this country with an English
company.
Mrs. S. J. Andrew got home from her
visit to Pueblo, last Thursday morning, look
ing very well. Capt. Andrew went up to
Kansas City to meet her.
Col. JnO. Knapp, for so many years one Of
the owners and managers of the st. Louis
Republican, died at his residence In st.
Louis, last Monday. aged y years.
Mrs. Kate Bishop, nee Gordon, is here Wis
itiug relatives. She will remain for a short
time and will then probably go to Iowa,
where Mr.. Bishop thinks of locating.
When a pair of red lips are upturned to
your own,-With no one to gossip about it,
Do you pray for endurance to let them alonei
W eli. maybe you do. but L doubt it.
Nellie Blye writes two columns on the
question, ''Should Women PROPOSE" II we
are 10 judge from the newspaper paragraphs
we see on the subject they frequently do.
Odessa Democrat:-'Rth for Tarsney; he
got there in fac SHAPE. 'ltah for Mrs. Tars-
ney; she is the worthy companion Of the tai
euted representative of the grand fifth dis
/ trIct.
Philadelphia Inquirer:-To drive Mrs.
Cleveland from tie White House will seem
like blotlIng snow white Venus from the
morning skies. But she will shine wherever
she N.
Miss Mary Endicott, daughter Of the secre-
tsry Of war, was married, quietly, last
Thursday, to the Hon. Joseph Chamberlain,
the distinguished English radical parliament.
, airy leader.
Robert G VanHOrn. son Of Col. X. T. Van
Horn of the Kansas City journal, died al
: m dnight last Monday night mt his home, No,
. 4)6 Charlotte street, OF consumption. He
wAs SO years Of age.
Mr.. Jerre 5. Dorsey, Of Columbia, Mo.
/; was in the city on business, last Wednesday
AID paid the inteIllgencer n visit. Mr..
|, Dorsey is an eirucst democrat and hopes fol
better luck ne Xt time.
The AGED father of PrGr-ly. j.. Ynumaus,
! struck aud instantly killed b. AN express trail
= 90 years old and blind.
Mrs. A. A. Lesueur left, Wednesday even
ing, for Cairo, HIS, to attend the bedside o
4 her sister. Miss Sue Trigg, who is quite Ill
: Information received here by friends since
$ then announces that Miss Trigg is better.
| Our invali /, Mr.. Geo. MulllniX, went on
in the country to visit, and in two week
. gained twenty pounds IN "eigbt. He - hom
} again and still has Il ravenous appetite. Ii
apparently wants to mike up for lest time.
t Capt. Ryland Todhuutcr and Mr.. Fran
8 Husdedde called to see us Tuesday. MIR
Husdedde lives in Pike county, and has re
i Gently purchased e splendid herd Of thor
oughbred short horns from Capt. Todhunter
Two pa;ent-medi; line miiliOnairss died las
week, DR.. HOstetter the great bitters manu-
f%acturer, and DIR. Henry Miller, the proprie
tor Of u patented pill. The former was wOrtl
So 900 600 and the latter about One-thirt
= that sum.
We regret to learn that DIR. Seeber Is quit
i'll with malariaI fever at his home in Hig
ginsviIlc. The business of the bank at Well
ington of which he Is cashier is being attend
ed to In the meantime by Messrs. Hoefe
and Corse.
Mary Anderson appeared in New York las
Tuesday evening after an absence of tire
years. Palmer's theater was crowded to III
. fullest capacity. She enacted the parts O
Hermione and Perdita in THE Winter
/, Tale" aud received an ovation.
Mrs. R~idgewell aud daughter, Miss Katie
MIR. h. NJ. Cowles, editor of The News, an,
"A ah' NTS Aihi inpl, i lOiiibSOhS SNh
mers, Frazier, Grandstatl and Roach, all O
y Hardin, were here Monday attending III
funeral OF Mr.. Ryiaud Mexican.
III every democrat in the country had ha
the energy and patriotism Of J. n. Petit, wh
live seven miles from BOnham, Tex, MI
!, Cleveland would have been reelected. Mr
0 Petit is 50 Years of age, yet he walked a
the way frGm his home to Bunham and vote,
y for Grover Cleveland.
= A grand farewell was given Tuesday d
" Hamburg, to Hon. Carl Schurz, On the occa
d sion of his departure for the United State,
u The Prussian Minister Won kusserow. th
q presidents of the senate, the board of trad
is aud the steamship lines, and many other dis
: tingulshed persons accompanied Mr.. Schur
q to the steamer.
Mary Anderson, after an absence Of year
abroad, began an engagement ut Palmer
y Theater, New York, last Tuesday evening
Miss Anderson appeared for the first time l
this county in "a Winters Tale" She ha
~ already AcTcd IN il I'm London successfully an