Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
Stock Notes.

Our tireentor correspondent say that hog
! rho era Is stlll raging in that vicinity.
I Isaac Ncalc. of Dover townsHip, ha, y
very fine Young Mambrino-Nrd Forre,,
stallion.
I Messr-. Sparks x krIly .h,ppcd, last S.t,.r.
day. from thu. place, : car loads OF cattle,
and of hogs.
| Mr.. Sol. E,rrharl. Of Clay township. sold
Recently. to Mr.. James Fi>hbark >s,rut,,u
shoals Tor Sllo.
We ars told that Mr. ". W. l:riiaiIe h,,
the finest tock of sheep In the countly-l.a
pure blood I.tncoln>.
MIR }. {. Cobb, OF Sni-a-Bar township. I,
| feeding - extra nice hse,s,. and about ~
hogs. for the June market.
Mr. John Goodwin, hogs haS. comiusnc-
ell dyin. agniu. Not those that dicd IT,.
Other time, but some that were left
MIR. Coiman bedford. of Clay township,
sold las, week. 10 Mr.. J. e. k.lly, utt,.u
'iesr,. averaging over thirteen hundred
pounds.
MI Ben A. Gordon. Of Lexington town
ship, sold last wesk to Mr.. Orlando Braule,
~ hogs. averaging .4l pounds, At 81 81 Der
lOO pounds.
1t YOU are opposed 10 The hns law huy
three >rAbby old sheep. aud see how sudden
~ II viii CONVERT you Into one of lis strong
r,t advocates.
Mr. ''reeu Bedford, OF clay township. i,
'ce.'tns - Eoss; has forty berkshire pig. OF
iuIe blood. ready foI sale, aud any number
oI 5IOnEr turnrS,.
Capt Ben. Neil. one OF Midui-.nrl'>
tallt>t men, hOnored us with n visit IN last
ednr,day. \ regiment OF ,lici! uru a. he
Would be In'inclbie III war, love or Pc ace
Solid Loid J-wery. PLAIN Rugs and II ar
Je"elry made 10 order. new >tNis, OF Mech
Iaces and i.ocekIS just received. Can aud see
our tie" Rotary Clock Gllue, X enable
Mr. Joei II. Ewing has purchased or
Thomas Amos, Of Bourbon county. hen
lucky, splendid HHe Year old mammoth
Jich. IL hands high. Breeders should :, e
this animal
Mr.. jack siusirr. of Lexington township.
has purchased from Mr. Theodore Bales,
"f Clay township, L magnificent Young
Thoroughbred short horn bun. tor which lie
paid Two hnndr, dollar.
M-s-r>. Joseph Christy and James HAL
ht. near Greeuton. are teedin. small lots
Of natir" cattle. aud MIR. Z F. Thorpe. o,
the sam" neIghborhood. Is feeding u few
very nice hogs for the sprG. market.
Mr. j. y. orkman, of Wellington. WAS
III town stock ssIe day, riding his stallion
Young lexington" This horse /. one of
the Very best for all purposes that We have
l.,i,,
county. lie has taken premiums everywhere
that he has been shown. lie Is q grandson
"i Old Lexington, pure blood, beautiful
bay. and lG hands and inch in height.
neighbor called At Col. Jos. Davis. On
the 2iih uit., whi1" the ground WAS covered
with snow. aud found that his worthy lady,
VII" had 200 young chick en>, had place
their "oops III II long row ana had laid down
a strip of carpet in front of them for tn.
"Ilchahlddies TO run on ana keep their little
toes from contact with the snow. There
Will he yellow legged chickens for the Au-
gust meeting AT that house, sure.
one OF the most rehtbe citizens OF Wash
lnstnn township told US this story As he got
II from the lips Of th" gentlemen interested:
Nj. Samuel smith, who lives III the south
west corner Of Dayi, township, in this couu-
,y, sold his hogs some time in November
last. When h" came to drive them out of
the enclosure in which they We're fattened
one OF Ihrn, very large and fat one, wa.
missing. ON the inside of this enclosure
there was 4 Large stra" rica which was not
searched, aud il seem. that by some mr ans
The hog had gotten TO the inside OF thu, rick
ana could not get out. ani did not get our
lnIii last sunday. when II wa, discovered
IN The rick, alive hut rrduc.t 10 mere
Hye month, without water
Iud Of course with very little ~ eat We
shall he impatient to heAr mora OF th,s story
fro II Mr.. Smith. Tor whose Intelligence aud
'erIritN ns need not Nourh.
Ihe celebrated kstey UI. an nr BDubeil.S Lee
Go 10 EoGu-Ii y Lee !, tor bargain. ~ wall
paper.
Charley Meet uss succee led Sir Nixon al the
:Ity scales
lhe Methodist inIte Iuet AT the parsonage last
night
Read MIR. David Mek4uuey advertisement
farm Tor sails
. 81 Louis last evening
Grand display OF the lates. PATTERNS OF wall
laper. NJ Bonaeil i I.-es
si QUO 10 loan at 10 per ceut interest, on r-a!
state. Inquire at this cttce apt
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