Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-03-13
LAND, ST0cK AND CROP.

IL. J. DarsI sold TO Elijah Pence l25
stock hogs At 8 cents.
The proprietors Of the Lincoln Mills
want to buy wheat and corn.
-Geo d wearen bought Of T. g Par
sons 100 barrels OF corn at 81
"A. s. Myers bought Of ]. r. Pierce, Of
Liberty, l bay mare mule, 10 hands high,
Tor s165.
!. f. Bruce sold to L f. Wood, a
yoke Of oxen for sl45 and butcher cows
at s42 60
William 4. DCdd sold TO Mr. Buell., Of
Michigan, 1870 acres Of land near Wayues-
burg, FOR $500
John Simpson. Of GarrArd, bought Of
Mat Philips a wagon load Of Irish potatoes
a, 60 cents per bushel
Splendid pair Of mare mules from i6I
10 IL hands high for iale. A. o. Chenault
MilIsdgeville, Ky.
Uncle Jerry Maxwell sold 10 Mr..
Moberly, Of Silver Creek, 81 head Tennes.
zee cattle at about cents.
Five cents for lambs to be delivered
eariytn June, seems TO be the prevailing
price all over the bluegrass region.
AT a Nicholas county ssle Tuesday
500 bushels Of corn in the crib sold at 45c
and 1900 bushels Of wheat at "a cents.
r. 5. Cluke hss cold bic farm Of $50
sores in Bourbon county, to W. II. Kerr,
Of North Middletowp, at 500 per acre.
j. W. Sullivan writes from Hardin,
Ray county, Mo. that the prospects for a
good wheat crop are very fine in that State
The duty on wool is decreased by the
new tariff law about 80 per cent. Manu-
featured woods are reduced IL TO 25 per
cent
Walker & Watts bought the celebrated
Tennessee Jack for 81 200. head 3.yesr.
old mules cold at SIPS. Il Richmond Reg
lister.
-oHing TO the high price and scarcity Of
wheat the great -four mills Of the Yves, are
running only one-third Of their capacity
and threaten 10 shut down.
The 30 Lady Of Elkhill bought at r
B n f = Wood sale by f Bruce, has
dropped fine Bull calf, sired by Wood,'
thoroughbred Fargathorpe
Call at the IsrERIoR JOURNAL Office
and get your Horse and Jack Printing
done. We do il in the most approved
msnuer and at the lowest Prices
H.l.f..,s. y,o...-....l i
high prices. One Of forty acres has jus,
been leas' d IN some Chinese for 500 so per
acre, or g, 700 for the whole place.
John NJ. lIsil sold TO Ed Carter 20
head 3 and 4-yesr-old cattle at S42 so; to
jackson Giysns yoke Of cattle al SI25
and to Henry D. BAughnan yoke Tor
500.
Allen Basbford, Of Paris, has sold the
trotting hore London, seven years old, by
NJ mbTino Psichen, dam by Edwin For
rest. 10 w. C. France, Of New York, for
$500
--Commissioner W q. Welch sold on
SATURDAY. the G. ". Lingenfeltsr farm of
1871 acres near Crab Orchard. to DR. J. d
owsley, administrator Of T. E Humber, Al
$40 50 per acre. ..4
"a. q. Danesn, Of Wayne. will pas
through Stanford next SATURDAY, 18th With
65 head ofeood 8 and year-old steers and
several yoke Of work oxen, which Re wants
to cell to our farmers
-Messrs V II Rees ard F. F. Con,6s,
Of Missouri, have located here and in Dan
vile with a view of going largely in the
purchase OF poultry They want a car
load now AZ bigprices See "ad"
&C. NJ. Dedman sold on yesterday 10
Henry Cohen four aged nulea at the az
gregale snm of $6sS, averaging Sl7l %.
Morris Threlkeld bought yesterday Is
head Of yearling cattle at Age per cwt.-
[Harrodsburg Enterprise.
Spears Fisher, Who is = great bee rails
err, tells US that the little fellows have win.
tered splendidly, and that he never saw
them in better condition at this time Of the
year They are busy gathering pollen
now and getting ready, be thinks, for a
big years work.
The fine imported Norman stallion
Champo, just purchased by wray a Wake
Geld, Is advertised in this issue 10 make the
season at Pink Cottage, near town and per-
sons desiring to obtain heavy draft-horses,
with plenty Of muscle and hardy, would do
we'll 10 breed TO him.
j. L. Allan sold TO ]. b. Green twenty
hogs averaging 225 lbs at 81 cents Am-
brose Haley has purchased Of w ID Haley
1852 aores Of lsnd on the Lexington pike
for Oil 400 cash w b Redmon bought
100 shocks Of corn from @. F. Stevenson
At 81 go pr shock -[wincbester Demo.
Graf.
Mr. n Gone, a thrifty farmer near
Otsego. o, has purch ,sed through Francis
a Miller, real estate agents. Stanford, the
farm Of Abner o Chsnault, 1 miles from
Hustonyille, containing 225 acres at S25
acre, cash Ills Cones intention To move
lhither at once. Mr. Isaac simmons &C.
oompanisd Mr.. Cone and will no doubt 10
cate here. We welcome all such gentle
men 10 our midst