The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-12-18

10 farm. situated miles northwest, Of
Stanford on Hanging Fork creek, we'll i'm
proved, .oil strong AMI productive, princi-
pally bottom land.
FEELING Thurmond--7 lbs II oz, 10
acrcs In corn, average sbbl- $50 acres in
farm, we'll improved, situated On Hanging
Fork, near DAwson's mill. cJnsidcring his
crop As whole, VIC doub, II there was bot
ter corn produced in the county the prcscn,
season.
Milton R,iucy--7 lbs ~ %, acres in q,
average bbl-, acres in farm ~, situated
y mile, Southwest Of Stanford ON Huston.
willie ani stanford turnpike.
Roy stewart. = lbs OF, % acres in corn,
average b5ls, 40 acies in farm, situated
II miles wcs, of Stanford; one OF the most
desirable small farms in the county.
TT Fostcr--7 lbs, farm situated in west
end Of county, finely Improved.
J. II. Bcight-weisht lbs $ o., culti-
waited 80 acrcS average about bbls, con
tans 100 acres, good improvements, loca-
ton fair; situated I miles northwest Of
Stanford.
Al. Rikcr--7 Lbs Il oz; produced on
Rev. s. IT, Kings farm I miles northwest Of
Stanford desirable little place.
u. l.. siephenson--7 lbs ) on, cultivated
co acres, average about 5 bbls contains 80
acres, good improvements, land rolling AMI
near timber; situated near Halls Gap sta
ton.
John Englcmsn-7 lbs 1 or, average Q
bbls, 20 acres cultivated, contains l6j acres;
situated 81 miles north Of Stanford, on Dix
river.
A. Bastin-7 Lbs 81 OF; farm contains $50
acres, near god timber, situated on Green
river near e. ;. Il. X.
p Peak lbs , on, IS acres in cult
walton, 100 acres in farm, situated on
Hanging Fork, very productive and well
worked; improvements good.
Lewis and Wa, Duddcrar-7 lbs on, 81
acres cultivated, $50 acres in farm, situated
on Dix river miles east OF Stanford, well
improved; owners Of the celebrated Dud-
dercr water mill.
Alex & John Trailor--6 lbs 81 OF, 50
acres cultivated. average bbls, 800 acres
in farm, well improved; situated 4 miles
cast Of Stanford, on Dix river.
The second premium, one years sub
scription to INTERIOR JOURNAL and Soath-
en- IgricHsarist, was for the largest and best
six cars Of mixed pollen yellow, red, ting
ed, etc.
Grecnup Joncs--premium-weight Of six
ears 5 lbs ozs, variety called Cumberland
river" farm situated q uiles northwest
Of Stanford, aud contains about 100 acres,
good improvements, 20 acres Of corn aver.
aged 10 bbls. Mr.. J. is one Of our best
cnltivators.
Geo. Naugl,n--certifcste- lbs 2 ozs,
"Shanks variety, description of farm given
above.
Sam'l II. Bruce lbs IA ozs, 2Ol acres
in corn, average II bbls, farm owned by
Jas. Bruce, situated 6 miles north Of Stan
ford. contains 2S7 acres. The land upon
which this corn grew was cultivated in corn
- consecutive years.
John q. Smith -7lbs 81 ozs, AZ acres in
corn, size OF farm l6s acres, well improved,
situated ON Dix river 3 miles north Of
/ Stanford
Thos Buford = lbs o.s, 80 acres in
corn, average s bbls, produced upon the
/ - Il \ nd
the six cars exhibited were taken from the
identical spot upon which the old fort was
built.
Ham Bonne Ia descendant Of the pioneer
Daniel Boone)- lbs, - acres in corn, av-
erage bbls, land situated ) miles east Of
Stanford on Dix river, size of farm los
acres.
VIM. Carpcnter--j los IL ozs, average
about q bbls, 81 acres IN corn, 10 acres in
farm, situated at Carpenters Station. Il
place noted in the annals Of Kentucky his
/ tory.
J. H. liocker-5 lbs 81 or, 40 acre in,
average about bbls, 500 acres in farm, in
provemcnts good, situated g miles southeast
of Stanford. In the early settlement
of the State this farm was patented
by an old Virginian in preference to q
farm within one mile Of where the city Of
Lexington now stands. Theold gea.leman
said he wanted the benefit Of the rang" "
The third pren,ium, one years subscrip-
ton to INTERIOR JOURNAL and American
AyicuLiaris, was offered for the largest and
best ear of corn, and was won by Mr.. Lo-
gan Dawson.