Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-05-18

) "A skim through portion OF the To
: bacco region OF the State showed man
fields set ont. Plants are said to b
plentiful.
The entries to Hsrrodsburg trot
close May LIST. Five dollars dominates
Write to T. NJ. Cardwell, secretary, TO
entry blanks.
-Messrs. T. j. Foster and f. p. Wood,
are dealers in futures. They have
bought of DIR. j. b. Owsley 100 hogs iol
August delivery at 4lc.
L. & q. Straus, of Lexington, have
sold to Milt Young the colt Ashland,
who ran second in the LaBelle stake.
The reported price is $1,000.
Lightning struck ]. l.. Boswei's sta
BILE in paviess county, destroying it and
three stations, among them Gen. Lane
for which $4,000 had been refused.
r 9. Warren. master commissioner.
sold the j. III. Parsons farm on the
Preachersville pike to Mrs Perry White
at $40 and 81 acres knob land for $50.
Boston is well supplied with PAGERS,
as Paul, 209l; B'snch Lcuise, 2.l0; Guin-
cite. 2:l0; Chesterfield, All; Gil Curry.
2:l2l; Bunco Jr., 2:l2l Whisper. 2:l4,
and Jewett, 2;lI, are now owned there.
When a good park saddle gelding
brings at one sale 81 800, and at another
sale two other eeldings bringing 81 200
apiece, "a was recently the case, it must
be admitted that there is plenty of COM
petition for the ownership OF such horses
Thomas Metcalf of Jessamine, sold
car load OF hogs OF his own raising in
Cincinnati "Wednesday at $40 and a car
load of butcher cattle at 3lc. :. I. Har-
ris had car load of hogs over there the
same day, but declined to take the fall
ing price.
Capt. English sold at Harrodsburg 81
medium two-year-old steers at 324
Enbry Il Fox have bought IN this
and adjoining counties during the past
10 days, 400 barrels of corn at from Il. 50
10 - 80. b. Il, Fox sold TO Tennessee
parties his eicht-year-old trottine stallion |
Brown jim, by Noltaire, 2:20l, for $500 !
-Scoggan Brothers have sold TO q. W.
Lerhy 4 Co, of Chicago. the pair Of
winning two year-olds, Leona's Last, by
darn Leona, dam Of Swfter.
md Miss Alice, black lilly, by Vanguard.
lam imported Work Bcz The price
aid for Leona's Last was $500 and
:, 900 for Miss Alice.
Chant, the favorite, won the Ken
ucky Derby at Louisville Tuesday in
he slow time of PAL. Pearl Song, came
q second, six lengths behind, while ST.
uard was third, Al Boyer, fourth and
ON Elmore fifth. The crowd that saw
ne race is estimated at 10000. Chant
nd Pearl Song are both bv Falsetto.
The announcement that Directum,
he great California trotter, had fallen at
xercise and so hurt his forelegs that he
light not trot this year was erroneous.
seems that the horse was turned loose
'om his stall at Pleasanton, Cal, by
)me spiteiul person. lie roamed over
be adjacent roads all night, but fortu-
ately did not iniure himself on the
arbed wire fences that abound in that
'cality.
The Brooklyn Handicap, worth $685.
~, was won by Fred Fosters colt DR.. ,
ice. Byron McClelland's great Blue
fsss colt Henry OF Navarro was second,
lille Sir Walter, the Eastern iavorite,
as third. The start was a miserable
le, as Clifford, the Western iavorite, on
hose chances in the race many thou
nds OF dollars had been s,aked. was al :
ost left at the post, together with Sport,
lother horse heavily backed to win
owlander was left standing still. The
CO was won in the very fast time Of
O7l.