Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.
Hume d Co. bought OF Col. Under
wood a pack for $3.50.
William Gooch sold 20 James Hiatt
3 two vear-o.d mules at $50.
w. a. Hail sold - b. u. Honlclau
a lot OF butcher cattle aj.
John C0sl ,oli to j.. Il. Wallace, Of
Mercer. % 2year OH heiirrs at2fr.
I'll. G. Walter bought Of Belts Bros
Of Lancaster, a family mare Tor sllj.
M. T. Elkiu y ca. bought OF J.. r.
Carson a lot II IA, t,iirrs at p to2,c.
Il. g. Cover sold % Jnc Cohey :
good feeder. a, . 90 AMI a hrooI mare iur
SO
-. =. Hubble sold % Robinson. OF
Gauarj, iot OF extra good butcher cat
IT, at = e..
-Besziey Bros. have refused au ODER
OF 81 900 Tor their line saddle stallion.
Silver Tip.
Nj r. Elkir bought OF J. Y. Meme
fee a lot ii milk COWS al > lc and several
hogs az 3.c
Dir +. W. Logan has 20 line year
old mules for sale. Address or call on
him at Milledgcvlle.
w. L. Williams bought OF various
parties in Boyle about 3OO.OO0 pounds OF
hemp AZ al average OF S42j.
4 n Il
=; hogs are timer and higher with
tops at -; sheep ar. in demand a, To-
.. in Cincinnati.
w. +. Taylor, OF Anderson, sold
i've hogshesls Of tobacco in Louisvillrat
an average OF s2l ~ per cwt.. the high
est bringing s2S.-News.
Quite number OF fine stations are
added TO our eighth page this issue TX.
anime them thoroughly aud Won are
bound TO find some to please YOU.
Kentucky produces more than half
OF all the tobacco raised in the United
States, but To- her credit, be il said. shc
does not make any OF it into cigarettes
-Pendleton Bros, OF Bristol. Tenn |
bought OF A. HUM gclding at Sl25, Of
VIM. Doid ! at s275; OF Wallace steele /,
] at $500. lytle Hudson bought Of ". ,
a 2.year-old AT SlGj.
The Times saws there were 80 cattle I
Of various GRADES On the Georgetown ms.
ket Monday and sold at ., 81. g. and I. /
Work mules sold at $3.50 to S22j per pair, .
plug horse, $40 to $50 and good ones at
800 and over.
L. I. Gcager, OF Danyille, has re-
emily purchased a tract Of land near
he Louisville fair grounds and is now
building stables and track. lie will /
have quite a string in training. among
them being Wood Wilkes, 2.25.
-Nor,E-I will have seven laoke
mules at the stables Of !. VI. Bruce. next
week, Tor sale on l. months time with
per cent interest. II not sold private
Y ! will sell them 20 the highest bidder
IN Saturday, April ,, j. +. Owsley.
-fiorsemen OF Lincoln county, don't
all to enter your young stock in the
Mercer County yearling, two-year-
'ld aud three-yesr.old stakes : 800, $500
nd 500 guaranteed amounts I'm
rance Ice Is the lowest, -, SlO, $40 due
april It'll, wher stake close. T. VI.
'rdwell, Secretary.
--Gentry Bros, Of Lexington, bought
ere yesterday of II. +. Noel, of Lancas-
,r, pair OF good mules for 500: of X.
Ientry, two l6.band mules for S265. I'd
endleton bought two harness horses OF
ytc Hudson at $50 and s225. Rue Il
on sold to Waterman, OF Macon, TIA,
K horses for the southern trade for
100. Advocate.
1t has been reported that the stock.
attic and other property OF VIC Hub. :
lie would be disposed OF at public out
y since his death, but such il not the
use. The farm will be run as hereto :
ire and the business will be managed
y the administrator when one has
Three good jacks and horse
i'll make the present season there and
leir pedigrees will be seen later on.
. +. Hubble.