The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-02-18

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SEVERAL punches Of mnlcs worn br,ugl,
over ITO" '""'""' - '''r 0'''e' Anew u'l
since, and one NJ two,of the punches vii
I've brought M ~ Danviilc next Monday
wh;c,, oil lao co,,,v 4, ou,, ,.v,hroo A
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'"ey "'e 'o"nH "'.'''' wv" we ar'N'"s sc'
son not Tar on perhaps they VIII bring fai
prices.
Nrxr month the Nurscrymcn will bcgir
10 deliver their trees sold during the win
ter, and send out others Tor salc. II 70,
have room for only'onc tree. plant II. I
you have room for a small or a large orch
ard, don't neglect to Plant IL this spring
Fruit Is healthy food, and we have too It'll,
oi II. A farm, or lot, large enough for :
few trees, Is not complete without them
however costly and beautiful the other sur
roundings are.
p, ~,
noted nerlsbirn brcodcr r. M coun,y ,y
pressed lately to Mr1J. X. Burgess, Of ~
Joe, Mo, probably the most remarkable
at the express office, and many fine Judge,
thinking him the best pig they ever saw, he
w w , ,aNth ,rorn us goN shu We.g,eu y!
hsam ,t ~ nonn3s Th;s 'nleuJid MO wn .
onIy months and % DAYS olJ. out Of Mac.
gle May, Mr. Ps fine premium SOW, and IN
DANDY Jim, his celebrated boar.--l Paris
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THE County Court Of Lincoln, held last
Monday, was well attended by our own
people, and large numbers came from al.
joining counties. But little business Of an
outside character was done, aud les stool;
on sale than CIR some time past. Capt II.
T. Bush, reports a6ou, 200 head Of cattle
on the market, mostly all Of n common
Sr"u WING" 'o'' "'' ee"e' """ ,"e D,H'
NV WI " "" m'u'eS "''e So'' ~ gu
!" S'oV Per "''' i"e'e wa NO ""'a,,c'
y" ""rTe' ''"," ''r' "''"'"' r'''s' i"'
III! ""s 'a'"e' "'', o''e 'o' '''' '"''.'!'
wv" ''"''"S '"0 '''' ""'' u
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CAPT. J. N. I!iGGiSs reports about go
head Of cattle on the market. lie sall the
following stock gray horse $50; 3 COW.
so 2j,cach, common; yoke cattle sl0C;
= ycarl ing calves S1i 60 each; 3 mule colt.
$50 each; J 3-year old steers $40 each; 10
l.. -pn aa,I. 4 hnr.a az. 4 10 80. 4 10
500; d1. 81 .. He rented 100 acres Of
land on Lngan's Greek, Of the old Pcnning.
ton farm. for one year, at sjil--including
n cabin. lie sold at Pennybackers last
Tuesday, sixteen acres land, with house, for
$50, TO b. i. Camden. Horses sold for
prices ranging from t'5 to sl05 per head,
aud other personal estate sold reasonably
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" any Of Our thrifty farmers who own
4 farm containing from 800 to 900 acres,
would SOW it entirely in timothy, and get
baling machines to press their crops for
market, they would find ready sale for
ill their crops at remuncrative prices, and
would never be without agood market. \
on the c. :. X. Il, asked US the
other day, why il was tina: hay was 50
'carcc on the line OF the road. lie said he
vas compelled to buy and haul it, from
'our miles below Dlnvillc; and that he had
Ia pay at least two prices iur it, at that.
When the Southern railroad shall have
iecn completed, and We believe 1t will he
inished within le's than three years, the
demand for hay will greatly increase. Now
= the time for land owners to sow their
nnds in timothy, and the hrsi year after
he Rad rams through to Cincinnati, they
will be able TO get enongh for the crop to
pay for the Land i,sclf
W. b,r.,,,tel,,fb NJ 1l,n u D;cl
.r.,r Who b,s Ia, r,,,rrod Geo., Tho
cor,,, ,,,-o,in, market. II. s,,-,.d ahor,
to ers, If La, Nov.,,b.r win ,h;,,v.
r.. ID = o,.li,,, o.. IA IL.
,.,,..;a. g. NJ. n TLnr.,l -, ,Li.
.onn,y an1 ,v,yro, ALL 20 clo.. an, ,Lo,
mail IL, pn,iI l,s, ucek and he savs ma
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lrUtlz were realized. lie gives a teplura-
Die account OF business matters IN that