Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-05-07
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS,

, tern party Tor " ,0U0.
james o. Reid will put in water
melon patch OF five acres this year.
The New England mile tracks will
} hang up over 100000 in purses this sea-
son.
yellow Dog is the name of a trotter
owned in one OF the New England
States.
B. ID. Holtzclaw bought of Hon. J.
S. Ossley bunch of cows and beifers at
3 cents.
-Rylsnd I. and Directum will come
together in match race Galesburs, ON
July 18th.
Not for 10 years have the crop indi.
cations OF Alabama been 80 favorable as
this season.
WIN. Moreland tells us that he has
engaged a number OF lambs for June LIST
delivery at ~.
Monroe Salisbury received a cable
gram from Nice, Italy, offering $4,000
for Alix, 2:03l.
Wool buyers are Offering only lac
and great many farmers are holding
for better prices.
doctor H., a $4,000 pacing horse,
with a record OF PA and trial of 2lO,
died at Montgomery, Ala.
-FoR sALE.-Yesrlings, Shorthorn
and jersey bulls. Pure and fashionably
bred. +. Reid, Stanford, Ky.
Charlie Crow is getting Mckinney
Belle, 2:29i, in good shape. He thinks
she will 20 in 2:2O this season.
S. II. Bsuehman sold to ST. Louis
party 3-yesr-old thoroughbred colt for
1900 cash and 500 oat OF his first win
ming.
Six head OF trottine- bred stock were
sold at Richmond by the sheriff for Sl6i. |
Madison county people evidently don't
appreciate trotters.
The Richmond Register says that
Hon. John ID. Harris sold to Weihl IS
export cattle, l.i60 pounds, at ste. The
lot brought $500
The Florida tomato crop, which Will
be ready to ship this week, is reported
to be one OF the largest that has ever
been raised in that State.
The stakes to the Jessamine county
fair did not fill and they have been re.
opened to close June lst. The purses
will also close at that time.
In 1894 there were in the United
States To- 49,, 400 mich COWS, valued at
tS5S, 99s, COL, and 36,60s, les oxen and
other cattle, valued at 1886, 1914.
M. +. Elkin bought of A. W. Car
penter bunch OF corn fed cattle at 3 to
3!c; OF various parties lot OF extra good
heifers at 39c and bunch of Us pound
hogs at &c.
The Cincinnati Price Current gives
the total pork packing in the United
States for IL months ended March at
2l,6l9,00o hogs. for which was paid
$232, 100000.
The Phoenix Hotel Stake at Lexipp.
ton was Won by Mr.. Byron McClellSnd's
great colt Halms, who did the distance -
one and one-eighth miles-in l:52l-
within second OF the worlds record.
New potatoes from Bermuda sold at
y aud $ per barrel in Northern cities
last week, while those from Florida
brought s. and s.. Florida strswber.
res were sold at l2l to 25 cts per box,
wholesale.
Col. Jno. b. Gaines, in the Auburn
Advocate, gives the farmers this advice:
Trust in the Lord for good corn crop,
bur don't neglect to pillow and keep
down the weeds. The Lord made the
birds, you know, but they have to hus.
tie for food"
To-day the thousands who 70 out to
Churchill Downs will see the last OF the
famous Kentucky Derbies. This histor.
ic event yields to the tendencies OF the
times and will be supplanted next year
with race which, still called a Derby,
will be run under other than true Derby
To.dsy's race will be not I
only the last OF Kentucky Derbies, but I
really the last Of American Derbies.
CD,
by the provisions OF bills passed by
the n. Y. Legislature, horse racing is al
lowed in New York State under the gu
pervision OF a commission OF three mem
bers to be appointed by the governor,
but pool-selling is absolutely forbidden.
Champion Machines to the front.
The farmers are sppreciating the merits
OF the Champion and are buying it.
strongest, simplest and best,
Saves 100 pounds OF draft to the horses
every time it ties bundle. Also the
best mower in the world. If you ever
break or wear out the pitman on a
Champion it 10 replaced free of charge.
W. L. Withers and X. ID. Bruce.
To the Democrats Of Lincoln County.
an candidate to represent Lincoln county in !