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Much to Abner's horror, Lum trades several valuable household items from the Jot 'Em Down Store to traveling traders in exchange for an ancient, lethargic nag.
Lum and Abner have spent three days in the Pine Ridge jail after Deputy Grandpappy Spears grew suspicious of Abner's efforts to trade away valuable property. Hungry and desperate to get out, they wrestle with the idea of habeas corpus while waiting for someone to persuade Ben Withers to release them.
Lum and Abner have spent three days in the Pine Ridge jail after Deputy Grandpappy Spears grew suspicious of Abner's efforts to trade away valuable property. Hungry and desperate to get out, they wrestle with the idea of habeas corpus while waiting for someone to persuade Ben Withers to release them.
Locked in Constable Ben Withers's jail, Lum and Abner finally agree to spill the secret of the horse trade that landed them there—then celebrate a release form just as a call comes in from Dallas. Grandpap's tip matches a champion horse stolen in Texas to the beauty now standing in their barn, the same animal the gypsies were so eager to unload, and Ben tears up the release and puts them back in the cell.
After Lum and Abner are released from jail, Abner takes the gypsy horse that turned out to be stolen to the sheriff at the county seat. Back at the Jot 'em Down Store, Lum works out trades involving homing pigeons and rabbits while waiting for word from Abner. The sheriff telephones Constable Ben Withers with news that the horse's owner in Dallas has authorized a two-hundred-fifty-dollar reward.
Sponsored by Alka-Seltzer: down in Pine Ridge, Arkansas, Lum Edwards and Abner Peabody debate hilarious schemes for Abner to liquidate his half of the Jot 'Em Down Store without driving their customers into bankruptcy.
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Pine Ridge storekeepers Lum and Abner deal with an unexpected disaster when indelible ink stamps leave marks all over Abner's face.
Abner Peabody faces financial ruin in Pine Ridge as his remaining personal belongings and prized livestock are put up for public auction.
Lum grows frustrated with Squire Skimp's unscrupulous business practices and demands an accounting of store profits.
Lum's nervous twitching gestures cause him to win a barn full of antique junk at auction.
Down in Pine Ridge, Arkansas, chaos erupts at the Jot 'Em Down Store when Abner and Elizabeth temporarily move into Lum's bachelor quarters following a fumigation mishap at their farmhouse.
Lum and Abner propose an extravagant civic project to construct a luxury hotel-style poorhouse in Pine Ridge with swimming pools and valets, driving town treasurer Ben Withers crazy.
Following an inventory argument at the Jot 'Em Down Store, Abner decides to auction off his half of the business, only to discover the only buyer is the scheming Squire Skimp.
To clear out old hardware and stale groceries, Abner organizes a five-cent 'Grab Bag Sale', accidentally wrapping Grandpap Spears' gold pocket watch into one of the mystery packages.
Lum brainstorms ambitious investment schemes for Abner's sudden windfall before Abner can spend it on eccentric trinkets.
Abner decides to spend his remaining savings on a luxury train trip to St. Louis, prompting Lum to devise a frugal alternative.
Abner makes a long-distance telephone call from St. Louis to Pine Ridge to update Lum on big-city hotel prices.
Lum gets awakened in the middle of the night by an operator connecting another frantic long-distance update from Abner in St. Louis.
Lum anxiously waits for the morning mail delivery to discover whether Abner has inherited a substantial fortune from a distant relative.
Abner drives into town behind the wheel of an enormous luxury touring automobile, prompting frantic speculation across Pine Ridge.
Abner returns from his big city travels loaded with quirky novelty souvenirs and mechanical toys for the folks in Pine Ridge.
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After missing Elizabeth's train, Abner recruits Cedric and Grandpap for an eventful car trip to Las Vegas that quickly gets off course.
Grandpap causes gentle amusement in Pine Ridge as he prepares for a trip by gathering quirky souvenirs and copying Spanish phrases without buying a guide.
Lum and Abner embark on an adventurous cross-country excursion toward the Grand Canyon while squabbling over navigation and road directions.
Lum and Abner recount the mishaps of their road trip after taking the wrong buses and hitchhiking toward the Grand Canyon on their journey to Las Vegas.
Abner gets cornered by an endlessly talkative woman from back home while waiting in a crowded bus depot on Lum and Abner for effervescent Alka-Seltzer.
Lum and Abner struggle with unruly livestock and demanding city tourists while attempting to manage a western dude ranch resort.
Abner Peabody dreams of becoming an Arkansas cattle baron and plots to purchase a local ranch despite Lum's constant warnings against financial ruin.
Lum Edwards proposes transforming Abner's newly acquired ranch into a charitable summer camp for underprivileged urban youth in Pine Ridge.
Lum and Abner negotiate financial terms with Pine Ridge neighbors as they prepare to finalize the purchase of the nearby Bar Nothing Ranch.
Lum and Abner conclude their chaotic business affairs in Nevada and prepare to return to the familiar comforts of Pine Ridge.
Lum and Abner bid farewell to their longtime sponsor Miles Laboratories while reflecting on memorable years of Pine Ridge general store adventures.