The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24

but i improving at TINS writing"
Cot. Tho-. Mrki-sock lied at the LarIed,
hotel IN 81. Louis un last Thursday morn iuy
aged 80 yeats. lie was tor many year. .
prominent r4rlroui man in this state.
Little Joe. aged about "ne year, sob of Mr.
Harry Tuustnll, tell out of u rocking char,
last week and broke his arm. The little tel-
low is getting along ~ well as could be ex.
prctcd.
Mrs. Mary II. Thistle has been elect cd
teacher la stephens college. Columbia. In III,
II vacancy cau+cd by The resignation Of one NJ
the faculty. \ better selection could NOT
have been made.
Brother Jesse was able 10 dress and at II,
for several hours last sunday. for the first
time for several week.. HIS throat trouble IL
entirely well, hut he still suffers considerably
from Thrumiii>m in hit left arm.
The following announcement has been .snt
to irirnds:-ISTi. 1855. Mr.. and Mrs. .John
W. KeithIy with pleasure announce the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage. March
-. 1883. D,tu dcfr"i ke dy0it. Lucy T.. 8 ,m-
m"rvi,le john ". keirhly.
DWiIhl, Kansas, Wn-p:-"Mr. Paul Baker.
OF Lexington, Mo-, who arrived last We'd
nrsIay nilht 10 aakr charge of the Grand
View hotel, il IL Grn'lemin who has had +.
vast experience IN tho hotel business, and
Understands 1t In all is details"
Collector Harrison aud daughter. Mis-.
Comorah, lett, last Wednesday, for u visit to
near relatives near Mckinney, Texas, whom
he has not ,ceu since tho war. He will h.
absent about two weeks, but Miss Cormor.b
will probably make AN extended VISIT,
Father 4. VI. Ryan and three sisters, of The
Otumwa, Iowa, Visitation Convent, went nm
from lllggiusyIIIe To Kansas City, last We'd.
ne-iay morning in tho interest of the pro-
posed academy Mt Sweet Spriur4. Father
Ryan SAYS the prospect for securing it IL very
good.
Uncle StrOd Renick was IN town last Sat-
urdaY. lie thinks the gOOse-boue predictions
failed 10 sOmd extent this winter, but Is not
best Of prophets ara liable to get u little off
when proSnosticating on Missouri weather.
Even Vennor missed it badly on the
winter of 1857.
a special dispatch from Dublin, dated
March II, brings the information that the
Very Rev. Canon Malachi, for over iI(ty
yerrs the parish prie,t of Paimrrton Glebs,
CItionev, County sligo, died there at the age
OF cighlV-ive. lis was ordained to the priest
hood sIXiy-iw0 wears ago and WAS we'll
known throughout the length and breadth of
ireland.
DIR. McATally writes from Florida TO Mr..
cameron :-"HaVe crossed tho state from
west 10 east aud nearly across from south to
north. Have MT spent more than three days
AT any one place. Would have gone to Kew
West and To Havana, hat for small pox there
and fear OF Il quarantine. Have been most
kindly treated. every where. Appetite and
strength Increasing Has been and Is cold
here, no killing fro-t%. will 90 from here to
see Mrs. Polk, then range the northern part
of the state"
Gov. Hill has two brothers older than him
self who live In Mi.sIud. Il. W. Hill. who
was Il colonel in the confederate army lives ut
Maiden. NO. and is in the real estate bust
ness. He l. ~tfiy-ivr wears of age, u staunch
democrat. and he WAS for three years treas
urer Of Maiden. Dr. Alonzo ID. Hill Is two
years his JUNIOR, aud lives In Dexter, Mo.
l'ErlnE The war he was Il surgeon in the
federal army. lie il also n democrat, but has
- -. ~
oil late Shownu nm !nc,iuallOn 10 iDin the pro-
hihitiOnist,.
The Br"oklyn Eagle touches upon human
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