Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
MT. HOPE.

Buyer pay about ! Gents per pound Tor tat
hog. here.
Miss NIola Hatch VIII start to the warrrps-
burg Norma -rirooi ia september.
rurson- cobb. rr,s An / WAGNER are carrying
on an interesting meeting Al Nj iahor.
SOUR" Anderson has been contrei 10 his bed
for a day or two. with neuralgia ana toUi!Ia"h"
Most of the wheat - IN the .tach and very little
will hr tiresIri uutIl about src,t,ng time, Ne
think.
Pau McN-.lr started to kan-u. CITY last week
with i CAR load OF hog, bat sold o"I AT We
l]lu-lun.
Nj. pll,er t'tnn, near IN. plac". has h""a
quite SICK lor come tlrnr. Hul serIn, 10 be i'm
proving
Ripe peaches are tolrra0ly rl"nIy now, and
the apple crop. from present apprm Ince-. IS
going to be II good one.
There Is Il good deal of traNr! south now. Vn
the Holden road reopir going south for pleas
are and Ia srr the country.
An occasional attach al blliou-m.-, make, lis
Appearance. Several eases "I iIuN have d-yrl-
opcd themselves near Columbus, ami som, have
died of II
Married. at tn, residence of The brides uncle,
Nj. David Reed. Mr.. Al rutlIpa and Mss
Mamie Reed. Th- happy par carry with Them
the best wishes "i tIeir lrirul-.
Mr. Henry slaughter. who has been making
his home IN the ''irce state Of Ray = tins sum
mrr, JII,t who Is now attending the mrctlu- at
Nj. Tabor, paid us 4 pleasant Welt II day OF W."
asu.
The great rush nf farm work Is now over, bat
the farmer : work is endless, and he Is now PIE
pairing his ground i"r fall sowing. 1t Is u little
too dry in lhts section inr corn TO do we'll, or iol
easy blowing.
II. " Fox and the Burnside boys bought a
Russell Vibrator thrcsher, i lew weeks Nimce,
and have done some first class thrcshIng with II.
They have splendid teams. and are prepared TO
Il" work sn we'll ami ~ last a. thu hest.
\ notice was posted IN town herr, the other
day OF a horse having been stolen near Bucknrr.
giving u description oil tue thIeI and horse. ON
sunday morning last II mHn answering TO the
description. and riding II h"l,e which also SEEM
to answer the description, wa- seen 10 pas> our
Iuler little vIllagc. y coupe OF unsophlstlcat,d
ruralls;s from 'hr suburbs. hapl ching TO get Il
clue to til. affair. started in pursuit. About n
mile from town they caught up with the mystic
rious stranger, whom they Eccosrsd with tie re-
mark that his presence was very much Eeedcd
inst then AT this place. lie readily consented 10
accompany them back, and dId 30. He WIS
asked 10 read the notice before referred Ia, and
explain how il happened that lac and his horse
SO closely answered that description he aC-
know!rused that he ui,eh The ON pretty wit,
but begged Leave. IA 1Ee most d"i!cute manner
possible, 10 rall itrIr attention 10 The ia"i that
The stolen horse Mas sixteen hands hiBt. Mihle
that which he rode Was only fifteen. lie iurth'I
noticed the fact that the stolen animal VAS seven
years nid, while hi~ WAS but three. 'tn'r
points OF hih"r"hcr ""ie shown ah'' he AT
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wanted. lie Sa'' ne wa S"'"H :" TUE h'ie"o"t-
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