Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-06
LAND, ST0cK AND cR0P.

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Forty per cent Of all the tobacco raised
grows in Kentucky.
w. s. Beszley sold 10 Jesse Fox $50
ewes at "a 80 per head.
ED. j. "a Montgomery sold to John
S. Goode horse for $50.
The proprietors Of the Lincoln Mills
want to buy wheat and corn.
John Moberly sold to Aleck Moberly
a two-year-old FLY for 500.
Tom Robinson bought Of f. d. Myers
II head OF 6s-lb. sboats at cents.
j. X. BsuRhman sold to NJ Smith
BaughmAn a mare mule colt for 500.
j. NJ. Carter, Jr., sold TO Wakefield n
Farris eight cattle, about $50 lbs. at $50.
ID. q. Terhune bought Of John l.. Cas-
sell, of Mercer, % mules at $50 and 4 at $40.
B. +. Robinson bought four COWS at
50 65 per cwt. GA the streets here ysster
day.
Two thorough bred red bull calves,
Young Marys, for sale by F. Reid, Stan
ford.
Eight thoroughbred bull calves and
one ditto 3.year old for sale by $. II.
Bsughman, Stanford.
"A Hardin county man bought last
week near Elizabethtown 1000 bushels Of
wheat at So TO 90 cents.
John NJ. Hail cold to W. s. Bourne, OF
Garrard, a yoke OF oxen Tor 500, add TO X.
l. Salter pair Of mules for S2l5.
i have three hundred shocks Of corn
which would like to feed to stock on the
premises w Ii. Hays, Stanford,
In Fayette county so head Tennessee
cattle sold at 81 80 per cwt., a lot Of $50 lb-
hogs at SO 60 and 80 lat cattle at So so
t L. Carpenter bought Of Mrs. L. Lee
so acres Of land on the Liberty pike, two
miles from Huslonvil.s, at $3.50 per acre.
Lets all 20 to Florida and get rich
withouY work a man there sold the pro.
duct Of one orange tree this season for $50
30.
Chris Gentry and Jim Englemsn
bought Of Tom johnson 100 Co,swold ewes
at Sc and Of Jake Huguely, Of Boyle, 100
common do at 81
Cecil Bros q Rue cold one black mare,
six years old, roadster, for S275, ono bay
five wears old roadster for $500 and one
ISABELLE pony for Sl65 All to Mr.. Goodell,
Of Wyoming Ter.
Baldwin Il Womack sold to Willie Eu-
bank, this week. 81 mules, at Sl2O so.
Hall Il Son sold to Philips & Eubauk this
week, sixteen Ii to l6l mules, at Sl90-
Bowling Green Democrat.
Geo. ID. Wearen shipped to Williams-
burg party Saturday 10000 ID carload Of
hay at SIS per ton. lie has a machine
that binds and discharges bail every
three minutes and they are the easiest to
handle we ever saw.
This one beats Ne: John A Middleton,
Of Shelby county, has Jersey COW with a
young calf that gave $50 lbs. OF milk in
thirty consecutive days, commencing Dec,
IL, last, the calf being lust nine days old,
and ending Jan. o; from which he made "a
lbs and ounces OF butter, or an average
OF 2 lbs. and q ounces per day. Auder-
son News.
In the last week or so dogs have killed
for Lewis Dudderar a Bros. % ewes and
caused them to lose over rs lambs. They
are using strychnine literally and have
gotten ten dogs and hope before another
week to get rs many moIe. Every man
who offers for the Legislature IN this State
ought to be made to promise that he will
see that Law similar TO the one in fnrc'
in Indiana shall be passed aud enforced in
this State.
CoUNIY CoUsr DAY - Yesterday was q
cold, sleety day aud rather small crowd
was in town. Business was dull generally
and the cattle trade was quite dragging
Capt. IL L. Bush reports some 200 head oI
common cattle on the market, very few o
which we're sold; those that were, bringing
froIa three to Al cents. A bunch Of ealve
brought Sl5; pair oxen, 800, and do. a
1928. A few horses brought S75 TO $50.