The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-08-30
LAND. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS.

The Brown Brothers have purchased
severs. lots Of hogs in Nielsen, at 4 cents
per pound.
CYSrHIASA CoURT.-About $50 cattle
on the market. All sold at prices ranging
from SIC to 4sc.
For REST.-A fine Blue Grass pasture
Of co acres, within I Of q mile of town
Apply to DR.. S. p. Craig.
Our types made Mr. John Bright say
last week that the average Of the wheat
crops that he had examined was 23l bush
els. II should have been l3l.
&C. Robinson has for sale, several pure
bred Buck Lambs; both Cotswold and
Southdown. Apply TO him at Gilbert's
Creek Station, Lincoln county, Ky. >
Dan K, somewhat noted race horse
has been sold, the consideration being a
promising colt and $500 in money. Dan
X. won a l Of mile race last week at Sar-
atoga in l:lsl.
W. ~ NAh-pNs "scHt lot N'icaron buk
gy spring brace. will be here Monday, with
that valuable invention. Every body that
owns buggy should have one attached. IL
will pay for itself in six months.
To FARNERs.-Mr. c. d. Engleman,
agent for Mr.. Geo. W. Belts, can be found
at the Depot in Stanford, prepared to con-
tract for all the wheat that can be brought
him. II will be to your interest to give
him a call.
William Cotton, Of Poplar Flat, bought
Of various parties 25 head Of extra steer
calves at si2 per head .....On Monday last,
Thos. p. Green sold to Brown Bros. Il Co.,
IS hogs, averaging 233 lbs, at So 80 per
c~t-[ Nelson Record.
Mr.. Thos. Anderson, Of Garrard, bought
on Tuesday, Of Mr.. Burnside, 50 head Of
good fat cattle, average 1851 pounds, AT
81 90 per hundred: also of Mr.. Cleland
Terrill, 80 head at same price, average L.
SIS pounds.-[Garrard News.
wIScHEsrER.--A very large crowd and
500 cattle. The market price for the best
stockers was fully 4 cents, while nearly a
1000 head fat cattle changed hands for fu-
ture delivery at a TO cents. The feeling
among stock men was decidedly improv-
ed.
Jerry Caldwell, of Boyle, sold to Gamma.
dy, Furgerson 4 Co., for European ship
pers, 1870 head Of fat cattle, one hundred to
be weighed yesterday, at Al cents, the re-
mainder for future delivery Peter Gen.
try sold to same firm, about 100 head foI
future delivery at about same price.
SALE OF CArTLE&HoGs-W Dennis, neal
Payne's Depot, sold to Abe First, Of Gin.
cinnati, 90 head Of cattle, average weight
l CPS pounds, at ~ cents per pound ......
Clay Prewilt sold to Jesse Martin, Of Wood,
ford, so hogs, to be delivered November
Goth, at 81 so per cwt.-lGeorgetowr
Times.
John Burnside delivered on Tuesday
last to Thos. Anderson, for Bedford, Ken
nedy q Ferguson, 80 head of cattle thai
averaged l,65l pounds, at 4lc per pound
Mr.. c Terrill delivered to same parties, on
the same day, 30 head, averaging $50 lbs.
at le. These cattle were purchased for
the European market, and were strictly
good ones.-[Garrard News.
SALE.--Messr. J. $. Murphy aud ], o
Neal, Administrators of l.. ID. Goode, vii
sell at his late residence on the i7th o.
September, so fat cattle, a lot of yearlings
cows and calves, 10 mules, 20 hogs, a stall
lion, some horses, and the crop Of wheat
corn, hay, &c. This is quite an important
sale, as the personal property alone ha
been valued by appraisers at over $1,000.
Robert $. Taylor sold last. week TO Jas
Lowe, 1870 common ewes, at 81 30 PEI
head. lie also sold six Colswolds To- J. +
Weathers, for SlOO..,..A sale Of new corr
has been made near Pilot View, in thi
county, at 81 80 per barrel...... Clifton
Prewitt, Of Thomson Station neighborhoOs
bought last week in Powell, 60 2-year-ol,
feeding cattle at 81 oents.-twineheste
Democrat.
Messrs John Cannady n Co, Of Bour
bon, last week bought Of VIM. Judy, n
head Of cattle averaging l,Gli lbs., at 8
60 per hundred from b. $. Upton, Is hea'
averaging sos lbs., at u So of AndersoI
Chensult, 20 head at - 50; Of William
Phelps, a head, averaging 1880 lbs., a
81 05...... Thomas Gofi, Of Bourbon, bough
Of Col. Thomas johnson, No head. ayerag
ing 1878 lbs.. AT ~ Gl; Of Asa Bean, a
| head nj A Gn-I MI SIsLlinn I.slne.al