The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-19
STOCK ITEMS.
PRIVATE SALES.

W. T. Baughman of this county, sold
to J. P. Ingram few days ago, a fine
young jack tom Salter" for $500.
Mr.. Ingram will farm Tom at his sta
bles four miles south of Somerset, We
know him to be u fine jack and good
breeder.
Mr.. Ingram will also stand "Robert
Lee" "a very fine stallion, by Stonewall
jackson.
Mr.. Jno w. Walter, bought of Sim
con Cook, a few days ago fine young COW
for SAT.
Mr.. Sam Holmes bought few days ago, II
mountain cattle at 500 per head.
RETURNED FROM THE SOUTH.
Our young friend |. Mack. Bruce, the COM
panion Of Snowdcn P. Worshani, has just return
ed from the south, where he has been since
September, lst. lie confirms the statement
that $. p. Worsham, has sold upwards of one
thousand head Of mules and horses since Sep
tember, ist., and is still chipping stock to Al.
lanta. Mack reports tha,'aas - ss--1A--r
I. 4sess seia-...', -ess.<y among a. ncsre.s
He saws tina. a. one time i was i5pas5leso
supply the increasing demand FOR That class Of
stock, ranging in price, from $50, to $780, He
'ays that Mr. Worsham, has been unusually
successful during the season, and has made
many new friends, and built up reputation
hat will insure. a much greater success in the
utuc.
FINE BULL DEAD.
Edwin G.. Bedford's fine bull, 9Th
Duke of Geneva, died recently. Hewas
our years old. His death was caused by
severe cold, which terminated in conges-
ion of the lungs. Mr.. B. paid Sheldon,
IF New York, SO, 900 for him, and had re-
fused $1,000. A few years ago Mr.. b.
lost another $4,000 bull.
Mr.. Warfeid sold one of the Dukes four
weeks old calves, a few days since, for
81, 500.
FINE HOGS.
Why don't our friends who desire fine
hogs, look at the advertisement of Thos.
Richards in our columns? If you buy
from him you may be certain that you
have the very best stock in the county.
Call and see him Immediately.
NJ. V. Smiths fine COW, Luciele, has recent
ly dropped, a roam heifer calf by md Duke Of
Oxford; which VIC are informed promises to
rival the red 'heifer which he sold Samuel
recently at $500.
GEORGETOWN COURT DAY SALES, ETC.
Reported by Auctioneer DELPHI
Last Monday was April Court at this place,
and the usual amount of stock changed hands
say about 200 cattle and 100 mules at late
quotations. Sold lot yearling mules, medium
at $50 10; light work cattle at $50 per yoke;
work horses at from sos to 800. The horse
show was small, though good, particularly sad-
die stock, for which this country is noted. The
late rains did much damage, and retarded
farm work very much. The farmers are now
sowing oats; all have turned on grass, though
very short. Some trades have been made to
Craze at 5cts per pound till June Court. The
county is alive on railroads, had meeting
Monday last to consider the right u way TO
the Cincinnati Southern, which was satisfac-
tory. Lands are selling we'll in this county,
rating for best at 500 to sl25 per acre.
Next Monday is court day at Winchester
and Versailles. Will have full report from
the north side" in our next
ROARING IN HolsEs.
Roaring is caused by stopage or Obstruc-
ton in the traohea or windPipe. The
evidences of this are, if moved rapidly,
uphill, the horse so effected
will breathe very loud. and show great
signs of distress, until from rest the res
piration becomes less rapid, &c. The
causes are neglected strangles (eols- dis
temper), tight refining (toO tightly VIC
lent colds. II Is also hereditary. Feel
carefully down the wind-pipe for the OBJ
struction, and il cant be felt, exercise the
horse sharply, and then by ausculation
(listening) examine along the trachea and
you win no doubt be able 10 discover the
impediment. When found cut of all the
hair as close as possible, and then app'y
strong iodine ointment, a very little ut a
time, for three or four weeks; thena strong
cantharides blister. This will be likely
30 remove the obstruction; II il does not
remove il. there Is every reason TO expect
lha brssthina, An he ua,ich hsnehted hN A M