The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-29

1T 3! TO cents; mules for so 10 $3.50 q
head and horses for sos to $500.
The S,HfiHd estimates that the to.
bacco crop Of Montgomery county this
year will bring net profit to the farmers
Of $4,000.
r. X. Byrus, Of Payne's Depot, sold
last week to T. II. Williams, Of Atlanta
Ga, 1000 bushels Of No. . wheat at SOC
per bushels.
A distiller in Barren county has used
l6iG9j bushels Of apples this season, which
he bought at a cost Of s., 100. The revenue
paid the Government on the brandy distill-
ed was $1,000.
John l.. Arnold, Of Garrard, sold to
Morris faris II head l,OOO-ib cattle at
$50 per cwt, and to J. II. Bruce one 3
ycar-old, Weighing | 40 lbs, at &c.
Mrs. Belle II. Little has sold her sur
burban residence at Richmond to Thomas
;. Moberley, Jr., for $4,000 cash and Rev.
DR.. Il. /. Brock, his house and lot in town
for 5000.
Reports from the tobacco regions Of
the State are to the effect that but little Of
the weed was killed by the frosts, though
q considerable quantity was injured by be-
ing cut too soon.
Geo. W. Afford bought at Lancaster,
Monday, head Of mules at SIS to Sl25.
He also bought Of Eubanks & Hubble .
head Of . yr-olds at $50 to $50, and aged
mule Of II. T. Bu.h for size.
Hon. samuel J. Tilden has Just pur,
chased forty acre tract Of land adjoining
Greystone for a deer park. II is said the
price paid was 100000. Mr.. Tilden has
recently been offered 100000 for his beau
tifnl country home, but he does not wish
TO sell il.
The Supreme Court has just rendered
a decision Of great importance to farmer
and drovers concerning the sale of diseased
cattle. The decision is TO the effect that
he who sells diseased cattle forfeits the pay
for them, and is liable in damages for the
spread Of the disease.
Mr.. John shey, German farmer
living in Campbell county, about ten
miles from Newport, owns a COW which
ten days since gave birth to triplets. Tn,
little boyines are still alive and doing well
Snch a thing IL rare il not unprecedented
-TCoyington Commonwealth.
AT the sale Of the estate Of Archie vii
son, decd, Nelson cou nty, AZ yearling
mules averaged Sjjl2 per head; l6 fatten'
ing mules, sol; - mule colts, $1,000; /,
cows and heiiers, S22 GS; 5 cows and calves
S27 20; 20 first choice young hogs, SiSj; S:
sheep, S3.75; 2iS sheep, $3.50; III fatteninl
hogs. Si06 per cwt.; corn in the field, 81
and 81 Jc. per bushel; old corn, Acc wheal
in garner. 9Oc.
A. NJ. Feland sold last week to j. NJ
Copeland, Of Oyerten county, Tenn, fol
lC. Kiesline, Of same county, a 6 months
old bull for $50, and a A months old heifc
calf SIS. The bull weighed GG5 lbs, beior'
he was q months old. They were fine calve,
and by the 18th Duke of Oxford, one of the
best bulls in Kentucky, and from fin,
bred cows, and will he good start of I
herd by Mr.. Kiesline.
The Somerset Rcporcr SAYS that
strange disease has seized upon the deer il
the mountains. Fourteen were found dea,
in one day last week in Laurel county
Old hunters say ii is the mast that cause
the disease. Others say it is the blacl
tongue, the cause Of which il not known
The disease at the present rate will soor
exierminate the once abundant deer from
the forests Of the State.
-WiNciEsrER CouRr.-About l'oOO Il
200 head OF cattle on the market at Win
chester on Monday, nearly all OF whiel
was sold at prices ranging from . to cts
There was some good stock ON the marke
with the demand good. ihefe wer'