The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-04
LAND. STOCK AND CROP.

"A Montgomery man sold walnut LOG
for Si95.
John :. Murphy sold to George W.
Afford one thoroughbred bull calf for $40
Geo. ". Afford bought Of T.. Il. Beaz-
ley pair Of soant i5-hand mules for slG5.
"A. NJ. Feland sold 10 Jas. Skillman,
Of Jessamine. three Of His thoroughbred
late bull calves al So per head
a. 7. Nunnelley shipped to Cincinna-
ii, this week, a carload Of mixed cattle
for which he received from . to cent?.
Mes. Kellar & Wyatt, Of Bourbon,
sold to Mr.. Benson, Of IVES, Virginia, %
head Of souihdown sheep at Sli per head.
John NJ. Hail, Of Lincoln. sold to d.
y. Prewiit, Of Boyle. 10 wethers at &c per
H., and A. T. Nunnelley sold 10 sane a.
do. at , cents.
j. L. Williams bled a steer cutting his
tail, and the hogs, getting a scent Of the
blood, ate the animal up alive.-f Emil
nenee Constilutionalist.
). W. Andrews realized $40 from
the sale Of pigs from four sows in the past
nine months, or an average Of Sllo to the
sow.-l Flemingsburg Times.
Mrs. Mollie Eller, OF Clark county,
has sold los pounds Of butter since the
first Of September last, besides having kept
a good supply for family use, and MIXED
only two COWS.
1t Is said that there are 900 cat
tie killed in the United States annually,
the meats from which amount to i,0SS, $780,
900 pounds, and their total value when
killed for food is SG0s 100000.
Last year Mr.. S. +. Covan, Of this
county, raised 1865 lambs from los ewes
So far, this year, from % ewes he has 10
lambs, with Is ewes yet 10 hear from. lie
deserves the title Of the Champion Sheep
Raiser. "ra, te, tai Ia, lie, la"
CIScINSATI.-All grades Of cattle were
firm and strong in Cincinnati yesterday,
and prices ranged from $3.50 for common
to s5s5 for best shippers. The hog
market is also firm at from $3.50 to S570.
Sheep were in demand at - to $3.50.
w. d. Sutherland bought from II. C..
Parrish and Perry browning their last
years crops Of wool AT a5 cents, and lambs
wool at 92l cents Mr.. Sutherland thinks
the spring market for the coming year will
open al - to SOL Winchester Demo.
crat.
-lloH.EMES, ATTENTION DR.. 4. W.
Thorion and d. X. Broaddus, who guaran.
tee a cure in every case Of Piles and Fistu-
la in horses, will be at the Myers House,
next "Wednesday, prepared 10 administer
to such diseased animals. They will be
here bat one day.
The Chicago Driving Park Association
announces lis summer meeting for July 10
to 20, inclusive, and oilers $4,000 in purs.
e. for thirteen events. II. v. Bemis, who
represents the PAGER sorrel Dan, has chal-
leneed Maud 5. and 81. Julien to contest
at this meeting. the terms 10 he S9,500 a
corner. the association TO add $500.
Mr.. Randall, Of the Fiat Lick neigh
borhood, Of this county, has two most singu'
lar monsirosities on his iarm--a couple OF
lambs, each the proud possessor Of two
heads and each head gTaoed with two
healthy eyes. The singular animals weT,
dropped last Friday night, and are as play
fnl and Risky a. any other Of the sheer
Kind. The heads are joined together iusl
behind the SKULL somersct Dispatch.
--Geo. W. Afford has just returned FROM
Alabama, AID reports the mule market
looking up, and trade hrisker than il Ia.
been before this Winter. lie has HANDLED
four car loads since he left home, al rea
aonAhly fair prices lie sold one ear ioa,