Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-04-17
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

l6 calves at Sl4
James Peoples sold to Carr & Co.,
lot of fat hogs at 4lc.
William Burton sold to NJ. +. Elki
a lot of fat hogs at 4lc.
The horse show at Danyille yester
day was exceedingly slim.
-Silss Anderson bought in the Eas
End lot OF heiiers aud steers at to ? lc
M. f. Elkin bought of j. l.. Spoon
amore. a bunch OF l20pound hogs at lc
L. q. Hubble sold to d. l.. Tate an,
j. l.. Shadoan year.old, l5-hand jaci
for 5000
M. $. Baughman has engaged tn,
splendid young rider, Homer Wray, tC
handle his saddiers.
--Terre Haute, Ind, will have a Sll,.
600 stake for iour-year olds and one o.
sll 800 for three year-ods.
The report that Budd Doble would
soon retire from the sulsy is emphati.
cally denied ny that gentleman.
-Generalissimo Coxey, of The Army
OF Peace" made his money breeding
horses. He is rated millionaire.
Sales of 100 hogs at Il to a and lot
OF ewes and late lambs at Sc are re-
ported in the Winchester Democrat.
The Stock Farm says there never
was such lot Of first class material for
the free-for-alls as there are this year.
M. ). Baughmsn sold to A. A. Nc
Kinney for j. |. Mckinney, OF Mont.
gomery, Ala, a harness gelding for slS5.
Reports from the hop growing die
tricts OF the Pacific Coast say the pros
poets are good for large yield this year.
L w. Minton, of Lebanon, sold TO
J. kincaid, of Sonora, the saddle stallion,
Brown Squirrel, by Black Squirrel, for
$3.50
It II. Thornton. OF Bradiorisyille,
sold to George Lyddane, of Webster
county, a three.year-old saddle stallion
by Star Thornton, for Il 900
Patronage, sire of Alex 2.O7l. il one
Of the most popular stalliona of the day
and the fast little mare above deserves
4 great deal OF credit for IT,
The Winchester fair grounds were
'old few days ago to satisfy mortgage
'Ir $1,000. They bought Sl0,Sj3 The
lew company will give n fair this year.
e Z. Woods has sold to j. Il. Bovles
II Bardstown, his noted jack, John :.
Wells, for a fancy price This Jacks
equation is known from the Ohio river
o the Gulf OF Mexico.
The Lebanon Enterprise reports
lumber Of sales OF hogs at 81, a Swear.
Did jack, Blue Jay, fo- 5000 and Marion
J., by Teuton to Holiday x Murphy, of
lexington, for $500.
Sea Cir, 2:lSt and Mahals, 2l9l are
being worked AS team over the Lex
ngton track II is also stated that Har-
'ietta, 2:09l and Charlie G, 2:l4l, will be
iriven to the pole together.
III. G. Ezell, of the Mill Greek stock
Farm, Wilkerson, Tenn the great breed
II OF jacks and jennets. sold n number
II jacks at 800 to 81, 900 and several jen-
lets at $500. He still has IS for sale.
There were about 200 cattle on tine
market at Danvile yesterday but the |
ceiling ior them was far from being good.
'Senty 2-year old cattle sold at S26. lot
4 calves, Is in number, $3.50; yesfling /
teers 80; lot scrub steers $40 Plug |
Iorses were slow at Sl5 to s35.
Our figures on the sale of the Black.
ROY lands on Dix River got little mix
d. : NJ. Spoonamore gave So - an
ere for the 80 acres he got and Mrs.
tall S65 An acre for fraction over Is
cres. MIR. Spoonamore has since sold a
cres of his land to W. H. Watson at S4G
The horse show at Hustonville sat
rday afternoon was well attended and
,me good specimens Of the equine fam
y were on exhibition. The day IVES
llendid for the business aud With coed
lace to show, more interest was mani.
sted than was here on the Monday pre-.
lous. Mr.. j. X. Baughman had out his
ntire string consisting of Naboth, 2:l9l;
nd saddlers William l., and Star Den
ark; ID. 5. Carpenter showed WEIGH
Iont; J. Steele Carpenter, Lexel; F.. S.
Dwell, Ericsson; Sam May, All Style and
Madison Sandi lge d Son, Gilt
dge; j. II. Allen K Bro, Sentinel; @. l.
owmsn, Grady Wilkes; Albert Russell
nd J. w. Powell, each fine jack, and
Tiers. The horse show at Hustonville
one Of the events OF the year that the
bod people of that section look forward
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