Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13
Stock Notes.

Shuil i Elliott sold, April 10th 70 l. Ripple,
: cattle. ,. 800 pounds. NJ s cents.
Shuii + Elliott sold. April ION. TO l.. Ripple.
> sheep. re pounds. At 5 cents.
r. Parker sold to Smith i Hamlet. April llth.
5 cattle. $50 pounds. at 3 cents.
) c. Long sold. April 9Th, to Mark / Z~iirr.
Seattle, also pounds. 1t . csntI.
Jno. Howe sold. April 18th. to +. 5. Fisn
back. ! hog. 80 pounds. at % 20.
hull i Elliott sold, April 10th, to Marx 4
Z-ller. l sheep. 40 pounds. at ) cents.
Mr.. VIM. Cors. sold. April sth. to Mark 4
Z-il-r. / COW. / 40 pc unts. a, 3 cents.
.huii j Elliott, sold. April sth. to Schneider
4 Ripple. 2 .a..ie. 2, 100 pounds, at 8 cents.
Shuii 4 Elliott so.j. E.ril 10th. To Schneider
i Ripple, : cattle. $500 pounus. =. !: cents.
Mark Howssre sold. April 18th. to z 8. ki.L-
tsek. ~ head Of hogs, +.G50 pounds. at 81 IS.
Mr.. Z ;. Fisiiasck shipped. by steamer Fannie
Lewls, Thursday pight last. 81 sheep. . cattle
sDd Il hogs.
Col. 81. Y. l.. HcClellsnd shipped. last Mon.
the Mo. P K. X.
John w. "addell, Esq , nss = nunbeF at
highly bred Berkshire pigs for sale, from ? to b
months old. male and female.
Mr.. w. f. Harrison bought. Thursday, of Mr..
= Z. Mcneil. 50 hogs. ~ p. cents. and ; head
of cattle. at 81 Is They will be shIppei to-day.
Messrs. Stewart i W Ard, OF x ansas City, will
br at the livery stsbl. OF Wa. II Ewing 4 Co.
to-day. to buy mulss and horses, As pee LueiT
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Col. II. L. Chiles sold more OF hs yearliRg
thoroughbred bulls at the stock sale. Monday.
April ls,, than We reported last week. lie sold
one 1t Sii5. ODE ut sss; one At $50, aud one at
SIS.
Mr.. Jack siusnes dsavS through town. last
Thursday. 50 head ~yesrliug carts. 81, route for
Davis county, this stste The cattle will W
grazed until fall, and return to this county TO
wIut.r.
The following number Of car loatis OF cattle
were shipped thi, Seek by the No. r X. r.:
Monday. NJ. vi. AcClsIland. 2; K. N. Spar ks
/; Orlando Bradley. j. Gordon, :. Fsidsy.
5. +. Harmon. l..
br. K. s. Hughes. Of Gre-nton. lost q sslua-
BILE saddle horse last Friday night. The horse
being loose in . grass lot. the Doctor tried to
cstci: E.m. when he became excited anu ran into
y tree with such force that he dropped to the
ground. dead.
Mr.. Charles Licss sdRer;ises his thoroughbred
Jack. Blackhawk. Jr., to stand thu present sea-
son AT his stable. a quarter OF a mile soutL o.
Nesle's Chapel. at $40 90. - 90 and g. %. Pas
| turage is furnished. Blackhawk is described ~
being No. ] in every respect.
We understand ihst Messrs. Robt. Hale, Jas.
Peak and Thos. II. Raylixs gre negotiating Tor
the purchase of That dne Canadiaa stallion at
present at the stable OF Messrs. Hul;z & COX. N
Franklin street. He will probably make the
season al the Fair Grounds. provided the assent
OF 10. Hook aud Jas. Kelley cap be had. Newt.
Henry will take pleasure in showing The hQrse
to those wishing to look at fine stock.
Mr.. Samuel Hackley. OF Dover township, Will
stand his hne horse, Telegraph. tor the season OF
1875. 1t his iarm, TIVE and a half miles
southwest OF Dover. His advertisement will
he found elsswhe.e in this paper. Telegraph ID
spoken OF by those who saDY him As an excel.
lent horse. He 10 y nstIVe Of Eeatucky, sired
by old Telegraph, out Of . pure bleed AssA;rjna
msr~-s c. celebrated iro,t~r. He Is sixteen hanii
h.gh. u beautiful bay. with black name aud tail
eight Tears old. anH q fine saddle horse. Mr..
Hsckley's PRICES are low, and he deserves the
patronage Of tue public.
Mr. Frank A. Blscku.rE. Of Saline county
one OF the most enterprSing stock NE In Mis-.
souri,. called to see US yesterday. He wss here :.
ship = due JACK. which he had sold, to Colorado.
His sdvsrtissm ems Of Memb~rino-Chsmpion anu
ThSisbs will be found slss whrre Mr. Black.
burn says that the INTEL ,ysncer does biz, rnore
good As sn siVrftising medium thgn any o;hes
| paper he patrOniaes, ~! instances Gusines,
which it has brought him isun. ! lislsnceNnUia
bly, two Of Messrs. Hubteii6 Quuries' mares
J which came from Howard county last YEAR e
visit Thalabs. thJsS being promised for thu,
season.