Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-23
Stock Notes.

Robert Parker sold. Aug. 18th. to Schneider q
Ripple. 4 cows, $3.50. at 2x cents.
The following sales were made August 18th:
Jno. D.. Robinson sold, to Smith Il Hamlet,
/ cow, 1,O3O. at 2k cents.
VIM. Waddell sold. August 18th, to Smith 4
Hamlet. 1 COW. l, 100. at tx cents.
Joseph Silver sold. to Mark & Ripple. 4 sheep.
$50, at tx cents.
G. billiard DuvalI sold, to Smith & Hamlet,
8 sheep, GO. at 2H cents.
L. r. Noel sold, to Marx & Ripple. cows,
3, 800, at 2K cents.
DR.. Adams sold. to w. T.. Hays, IS hogs.
e,4s0. averaging ITO pounds, at 3H cents.
John Smith sold, Aug. 10th. to Smith & Ham
lett, 10 sheep. 80, at 2k cents.
NJ. T. Royle seld, Aug. ed, to Smith & Ham
lett, l COW. l 800. at * cents.
Richmond Democrat: Prof. Tompkins is
fixing his fine mare and colt to show at the Lex-
| ington fair. which commences Sept 9th.
Bessie Membrino took the 1rst premium, ut
Brownsville, Wednesday, as best harness mare.
Mrs. SAINT Shelby has a very nne Farmers
Glory draft colt, which will be shown Eat the
fair.
Mr.. Wade HIcklin has a very pretty Mem
brine sucking colt which he will show at the
fair.
MI. Bonner's Edwin Forest is said 70 have
made a mile in 2:llx, In private, q few days
sgo; and it is thought that he can bring it down
to 2:O6.
There will be a great deal Of corn for sale in
this county this winter. Feeders will find "a
good feeding lots, supplied with shelter and
water here rs can be obtained anywhere.
A cow belonging to N. Barnhill, of Yelling
ton. last week, gave birth to twin calves, male
and female, one entirely black and the other
,rh;,. No vns~inn nf ra1ne fhoro Xvi,
IDENTIFY that cow is NO miscegenationist.
In the four year old trot at Brownsville last
Tuesday, Mr.. B. R. Ireland's Bessie Membrino
won the first, second and fourth heats, and the
race, time 2:4O. Bessie is one Of the most prom
ising young trotters in the state, and she didn'1
have to come down to her best ticks in that trol
by q good deal.
MIR. Robert Keene has his horse stock In Ant
condition for the fair. He will show a two-year'
old bay membrino hlley. on: OF Dixie, by Littl'
Arthur; . yearllng Membrino horse colt out O
the same mare; also the dam OF Ella Woodsol
with u yearling Membrino flley and q sucking
colt by the same horse.
HlgginsSi lille Advance Maj. N. S. Lawrenc
> took the following horses from the stables o
Lawrence 4 Seeber to the Brownsville fair: b
M. Arabella, 4 years old; b. Z. Blind Tom,
years old; III. IN. Lady Lightfoot. 3 years old
and b. m. Anna Reese. 3 years old. We expeC
to see the Major victorious In several races u
least.
Mrs. Dizzy Muir, administrator Of the estat
- OF George Muir. deceased, will sell at publ
- auction, on Saturday, september 9Th. 1879, o
: the farm Of said deceased, one and = half mile
. south of Odessa, and three-quarter Of q mil
O north of Mt. Hope. the following persons
:. property, to-wit l wagon, one-thlrd OF :
a acres Of wheat, 7 sheep, 2 cows, l calf, 2 broo
mares, l young mare. l two-year-old horse
i. l yesrling colt, household and kitchen furnj
ture, farming implements, harness. &c. Tern
On all sums OF S5 and upward = credit
twelve months will be given, the purchaser 81,
ing note bearing ten per cent. interest. Und.
Is, Cash in hand.