The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-12-10
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Of excellent work oxen aud 100 good ewes
lie will sell cheap.
l'obt MeAlisier h's bought T.. D. Ken
nsdy's farm Of 80 acres near lIustonvill,
at so per acre cash.
Col. G. H. Estill, q Madison. sold q
fat two-year-old cattle averaging $3.50 Ia
Beckner a Furst at 3 cents.
DIR A. :. Talbert, % Lexington. ha.
sold the trotling stallion Alcantara TO Eli
zur Smith, Of Lee, Mass, Tor 81 900.
Hon Daniel Lary sold TO VIM. Fergu
son, Of bourbon. u yearling sheep, avera.
ing POI pounds, at $3.50 per hundred.
The Lebanon Standard SAYS that Mr.. J.
I. buchanan, Of Taylor, sold to Mr.. Joe
Spaulding rs head II broke mules. Tor 81 3.
| 80.
-Iho-. J. Foster bought Of Jno. Logan
a small bunch of l,OOO.lb. cattle at - and
a lot from Thomas House at about the same
price
Adam W. Carpenter, executor Of Geo.
Carpenter, sold at auction last Friday the
Baker farm Of 32j acres, near Milledgeyille,
to Mr. Spears, Of Boyle, at $3.50 per acre.
Mess. Joe and Jake Collins, Of this
county, scld to Mr. j. T. Henry, of Lake
City, Fla, on last saturday, fifty head Of
mule-, At 800 head Richmond Her-
aid.
An orange grove, embracing thirty
five acres, containing about 3 500 trees, in
Sumpter county, Fla, has been purchased
by n Columbus, Va, man for s3l 600. lie
sold the fruit now on the trees for $4,000
Pans CoURr.-About 100 cattle on
the market Monday, which sold at from
q to Q, cents. Mules brought from
So to $40, and all -old that we're offered,
about 100 head. lior.e- from S25 to Sl35,
according 10 quality.
In the Circuit Court Of Fayette conn
ty. "wednesday, Elijah Carter, Of color, was
tried for stealing about dozen fancy pig
cons. lie received a sentence to the Peni-
Tertiary for life lie had been sent to the
Penitentiary twice before.
Last Saturday buck belonging to
Socrates Bowles, Of Bourbon, broke through
the fence, and killed another buck, valued
at $500, belonging to Felix Lowry. The
animal was a fine breeder and was purchas-
Ell from the Canada Importing Co.
-Nrw York, Dec. 9.-The cattle mar
1t a.. - N. ltrlI. u.
general sales Of common to good steers
$50 to $3.50. Exporters used 400 head
at 1913 TO Sl0.7j. Sheep are slow at
$3.50 to S5.GO per cwt Hogs firm at 81 jC
to - So
Capt. II. +. Bush reports the sale OF
ueo. I, MeRoberts as follows; / sheep,
at SiG0; steers fom $3.50 to S96 30; heif.
ers, $40 25;,calves, Sll go; horses, Sa.to SEQ
corn, $40 to SIG per barrel; apples, 81
cents per bushel; so acres OF the land wa,
sold to J. f. Bruce at $50 per acre.
-CouNrY CoURr-Was we'll attended
and business was passably lively, The
auctioneers report about 800 cattle on the
market, Of better quality than usual
Capt II. r. Bush made sales Of best at ;
to 3 cents, and scrubs at about former
prices. 4 pair Of aged broke mules brought
S267, and one Slej Plug horses at $50
to 500.
The famous Poland.China hog, ken
lucky King, property Of l.. Il. Huffman, oil
Bourbon county, died at its owners farm
last week. This hog has weighed POO
pounds, and at the time Of his death would
have weighed l,oOO pounds Death wa,
caused by a horse treading on his foot and
modification ensuing from il. lie wa
the admiration Of every one wherever he
was shown.
Complete reports from the buyer'
show that not les than fifteen thousand
turkeys have been sold out of Clark thi,
season, bringing into the county nearly or
quite goo in ". d. Sutherland
purchased Of Jones Finnell 400 stacks Of
Of corn in the field at sl.7j per barrel
and 200 stacks Of j. q. Parker at ~ 30
and from A. L. Martin 100 stacks at 81 so
Il Democrat
corn SHow.-The second annual corr
show given by the Weekly P,o4 will TAX,
place in Lexington ON Monday, December
10, when premiums varying from - to s2C
will be given for the best corn; the besl
white corn, for the best yellow corn, th,