Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-24

10 Kansas CltE anu oaW SuhuaS, au-
gust l, 81.
wizardso uSis well known to be one Of the
best medicines in the world. 1t
Thousands of wonderful cures have been
performed BY WiZsrd Oil, where all other
remedies have failed. 1t
A. V. Robinson has a new red delivery
wagon, the prettiest Of the kind we have
ever seen on our streets.
The freight on coal shipped to X ansas City
Via the Narrow Gauge raiiroad has ben
raised from e4a3 to 81 cents per bushel.
We notice Observation-Disclosures still
going on In various parts of the city, such
a. building feuees.; repairing. painting. NC.
The place to put your money where it will
do the most good is found at tue clearing
out sale OF dry goods. carpets and shoes, at
Conkling's. Asa lzrlesJ -,zas4ygk 4 j24
Charles Meyer, aged eleven years. while
runuing along RidgewayN street, Tuesday
morning Of last week, tell ni2Brek his
collar bone. He, is .getlIng along very well.
The German Lulherans have bought the
old Cumberland church and are putting It I'm
good repair. The cupoia has been repsint-
ed, aud a new tin roof now covers the build
ing. - g4YsnsE so
The largest line OF sugars In the county,
at the mammoth grocery house OF Bedding
II CIagett, and As usual they are selling
them for less money than any house; in the
county. '-7' .7-.a'.7 - -" Ss~i-1 j94t1 I
There was a pleasant basket picnic at DR..
Hassel's. last Thnrsday4 night. Quite q
number of young people We're In attendance.
They enjoyedthemseIves hugeiy-
There will 8 grand democratic ratification
at HfSginsSiile on Saturday, July 81. Hon.
J. F. Philips, Senator C9ekrel! and Y. Ry-
land have promised to make speeches on
that occasIon.i.sI 81 b51ss--aJ.
We Understand that the report is being
indastrously @cir6ulated' among the negroes
here, that Hancosk-was a rebel general, and
should he BIS elected they wouldaH be sent
to Liberia forthwith.
The stink-hoie near Jordan's foundry has
becomes public nuisance. Letsitibe abated
az once. A good culvert and the street
raised to its grade would fte the best way,
and the cheapest 10 the long run.
Slter's team ran away with the ice wagon
Thursday morning., turning Siti'over and
badly damaging it. The driver was thrown
out and somewhat hurt by having u lot of
Ice faHFor HIND The horses were not much
| hurt.
Carroliton 4secord,i 11th:A.sMr. Mason,
engineer on the. c. B.. TO- r. r. has been in
town several days. We don't know, nor
does. Mr.. NJ. seem to know, whether his
coming means anything for the railroad in
teres. OF the county or not. We hope It
does " Il figsE!F ..
MIR. Henry Macy has sold his residence.
on the corner of Main Cross and Franklin
streets, to Mr.swgT.J Beill Tor $500 cash,
reserying twenty. feet on the south end of the
lot, upon which the store house is situated.
Mr.. Bell will probably make his new purch-
ase his permanent home.
There area few houses in this town where
shot gnnsare kept In good fix, and the pro-
prietors sleep with the windows open, but
no burgIsr1sver makes bis appearance. Why
Is this the case! 1t seems that they would
lrather Sbreak toSn . locked door than to
enter at q window that is left open express
Iy to Induce them. to come in..
The ladies' Of the Episcopal church will
give another lawn party Monday evening
at the residence ofsMr. JOS L.. Thomas. or
course no urging is necessary for those'who
attended the first one, bntto those who did
not attend, we viii say that if they want to
spend Il pleasant evening. and assist a noble
object, with n very slight outlay of cash,
they ought to be, on hand. .
The Dover temperance society win give q
grand concert at the Christian church, In
that place, on Wednesday night, July q, the
proceeds to be for the benefit of the society.
The concert Will be under the direction OF
ProEiJ.R. Vivian, 7who will 7be assisted by
Kisses Camgbsli, Vivian, Van AngIen,
Plattenburg, HarwoOd, Meng, Whiting and
others. The programmes have been printed,
and we pronounce the selections all good.
The admission price Is only IS cents, and
everybody should be willing to give, that
much to hear the concert, and as much more
for the good cause OF Temperance.
More than twenty years age, when it was
found that prevention Of cholera was easier
than cure. a prescription drawn up by emil
nent doctors was published in the New York
Sun, and it took the name of the Sun cholera
incidence. Our contemporary never lent its
name tc a. better article. No one who has
this by Him, and takes it In timeJwil ever
have the cholera. We commend it to all
our friends. Even when no cholera Is an
: ticipated, it is All excellent remedy for
ordinary summer complaints, cole ,diarrhea.
dysentery, &c. Take equal parts of tincture
Of Cayenne pepper, tincture Of opium, tine
ture of rhubarb, essence of peppermint, and
spirits of camphor. Mix well. Dose, ID to
; so drops In a little cold water according to
age and violence of symptoms, repeated
every fifteen or twenty minutes until relief
is obtained. 80 s-l. -rafl 80
Last Sunday afternoon four young men In
this city. took a notion they wanted some
ice cream, and the more they talked about
1t the more they wanted 1t. At length they
paired oil, and agreed to go Town to Kid.
wells and eat as much as they wanted, the
couple eating the least TO foot the entire. bill,
Couple number one made a square meal on
six saucers a piece, while couple number
two got away with seven each, and called
: for more. This disguised the first pair, who
2 called u halt, and paid the bill. Couple mum.
D Der two had an advantage In the race, a.
they could eat till they got full, then step
r out at the back door, insert their fiugers in
: their Threats, and throw it all out. One Of
the other boys tried it, but it would no
0 work with him. All four were so sick Sun.
ld.y night that the mention of food woulC
e almost cause them to FAINT. They viii no,
Try itaeatn. @s ~
Our Pie ssAnt Prairie correspondent write:
e us as follows MIR. Mike Motto met witt
n a very serious accident, last Saturday eve
ming. He'was Hiding a wild horse, which
nnding 1t could not get its rider off any otheI
way, Tell OIL Its side catching Mr.. Motto
foot beneath, and crushing it badly, an,
o pushing j bone through his boot. Mr. Motto
with heroic fortitude, put the bone back
having 10 cut his foot more to do so, but tn,
bone would not stay In place. He tried Il
ride again but failed, aud waited until MI
Bert Perry happened along, who took tn
sufferer In his buggy to DR.. Henderson's
where he remained until Sunday evening
Il when his brothers took him home. He |
ut doing as we'll as could be expected. Dr
e. Henderson is a skiiliul surgeon and wi
bring him through all right if any one car
~ The burt is q bad one, and In such yer
n warm weather too, the bone could not b
al replaced, and Mr.. NJ. Will never be quite S
t., active again. Mike says it was like pullln
y, teeth for half an hour, althoughshe Was III
IN der the influence of chloroiorm."
W A difficulty occurred on The farm of NJ,