The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-29
Circuit conrt next Monday.

SiIOdib hOAt uAOhuoJs
Don't fall to be In at the ID you Catch the
Idea'' song Ut Town Lots to-nighe
Don't fall to glance over Condon's adver-
tisement again. December Goth u coming on
apace and these goods must be sod.
A new lime card will 60 Int4 effect upon
the Mo. P. tomorrow. The charges will be
few. the only one affecting Lexlagton beinV
the changing OF the time OF the e sening train
from Kansas City from 7:46 p. mi, to 1855.
Some friend sent US last Wednesday quite
q number OF personal paragraph, for which
favor We are under obligations. How easv
It would be for all our friends 10 practice this
plan. Whenever q local Item comes under
your notice. jot Il down on q piece of paper
and either hand It to us or mail IL. In this
way you will help US mske our paper newsy,
and you will feel all the better; for having
dom o good turn for somebody.
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Journal OF agriculture, a largo eight page
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Alliance with 4 circulation larger than any
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Concordia correspondence IHigginsville
Advance Two hunting parties. took Il hunt
on Wednesday. One was composed of Mar
FIN RhIara C.ntatn and Gaorua Iluapsin0
Max Double snd Henry Lohman. This
party brought 10 50 rabbits and 24quails. The
other party was composed of Holman MANN
ken, captain. and Fritz Kueck. Jphn Kroen-
cke. Gus Bruins aud Waldemar Meyer. This
party BROUGHT In SO rabbits and 10 quails;
esch rabbit counted for 3 points aud each
quail for B points. This gave Mahnken's
party 34s points and Ehler's 8Ol points. One
Of Ehlers' men failed to come In ut six o'clock
and he was counted out. j
Mr.. Geo. VaughaL's delivery sorse. which
was hitched to 3 wagon and standing In front
Of Mr.. Joseph Hooks place OF business, on
franklin avenue last Monday, wsas frightened
at = buffalo robe which was hanSing in front
OF Mr.. II. Sch nidt's saddle shop, and ran
sway. The frightened animal calne up Tenth
street at o terrific rate OF speed, to Main
street, where be turned and ran to Twelfth
street. Here he turned south aud IS he was
passing Mr.. Vaughan's place OF Business that
gentleman rushed out and stopped him. Al.
though numerous vehicles were upon the
streets none Of them were run into and not a
particle OF damage wa, done, mol. even to the
wagon to which the horse was attached. nor
q gas post, which, II seems. always suffer In
cases OF runaway.
For several years q hog remedy msnuiac-
tured by Mr.. Il. Moline, at Eud5ra. Kansas,
has been on sale at Mr.. Leroy Fsrmer's drug
store, and while the sale Of tHls excellent
remedy was By no means n drag yet the sales
were nothing 10 speak Of. But BOW 1t Is dIf.
(erent. Last week Mr.. Mohmd visited thi,
place. and among the things dpne by him
while here was the placing Of an advertise
ment In this paper, which can get be found
10 the first local column. While:he was here
Mr.. Farmer ordered from him 100 pounds oil
the remedy. This paper came out.the people
read the advertisement. and some OF them
determined to try the remedy, and went te
Mr.. Farmers aud purchased 1t In such
amounts ~ they needed. Dir. FSrmer's sup.
ply was exhausted quickly, and an additions
200 pounds was ordered. TIE rush did moi
subsIde but has been continual all week
Three orders have been made and enouRh q
the remedy 10 supply The demands can no
be secured. The last pound Of 600 wig,
have beeL ordered since the EnteG igencsI
came out WAS sold Wednesday afternoon
Between uoon and three O'el"cksof that ia,
$40 worth Of the remedy was aOld. Wht
says II does not pay To adyertiie in the Ia
felllgencer?
A young runaway. who hay seemingly
Gaiued wisdom by his folly. and, who In lb'
genero-<P OF his heart wishes TO warn aIi BIZ
young companions against such: xperiencru
az he has Just passed through, sends us th,
following communication, which, we publisl
iust 10 It was sent us:-In Q litsle Village Il
the western part Of Lafayette county W,
boys boarded q freight Train about Sun re
and % the Train rolled toward The west
strange telling came over me but I kep VI
my spirits and as 1 thought OF my home an
my mother. I longed to return gut Thea ID
Trim rolled on and when night lame on W
tried 10 Sleep out failed and shout 10 o'cIocI
Ws arrived Ut the Cav River iniKansas CIT
aad lay down In the Box Car ia which W
Engaged passage 10 sleep but little'did we sleeI
cwe lay down and tried to sleep; got up an,
tried to see where we was. but a mist hmm
over that City and 1t was 10 dsrk that watch
meg carried lanterns. day broke and iw
boys walked through the City with shirts |
their pockets and S1.5O. their plan were t
pass through toun and take q ;west boun
Train and sail away to Oregan but to take
Train we failed we passed throagn the Cit
and Argentine but we began to- feel hunge
and our dinner was made Of Chees an
Crackers and Snaps about 2 miles beYon
Argentine wee erIVed at rurner4a small VII
lace we sat down and began to lqok glum an
T SAID Percy lets 20 home he tiled to laug
ma ought of II but / was firm slud finally b
v,elded and we started home with a tie tick
40 Argentine where wee took the street Ca
Tor the lily about sun do Vn We arrived
the Grand Avenue Depot and INF one hour I
boys wer talking 10 and old Waterman ,tryln
20 get q couple = dollars for Over Cot
syhItch I CARED we succeeded AID were 500
on the train ranawags going home. boys Ii
e say keep your feet under .iads Tsbl,
Som may read Abs and know who Will an
Psrey - don't expose tbew,