Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-08-06

Mr.. Carr, OF Livingston, Tenn, de-
, livered to John Robinson 200 ewes al
sl.75 per head, and a bunch OF wether,
at sl.-Advocste.
kentucky has the honor OF produc-
ing the first mare to become the dam Of
two 2:l0 trotters. II lie Beulsh, the dam
OF Beuz stts, 209l, and Eagle Bird, 2l0.
It. q. Yeager, formerly OF this place,
won race with Quinine s. at the Spring
field fair Friday. There were IL starters
and the best time made by the winner
was 2;26.
| GREAT BARGAIs. go acre farm near
Stanford for sale. Improved and in a
high state OF cultivation. Call and see
or address me at Stanford. NJ. Speed
Peyton.
j. X. Bsughman sold to Joseph Ken.
dig, Of Philadelphia, a 6.yesr old saddle
mare for $780, She is q fine mare and
is well-known by patrons of fairs in this
section.
w. A. Tribble's Kate Malloy got the
blue tie in the ring for mares or gelding
four years old and over at the Lawrence.
burg fair, and that gentleman's spirits
have arisen 100 per cent.
w l.. Evans two-yesr- old FLY by
Star Denmark, proved good one at the
Dsnville fair. Doc Drye, who is hand
ling her, got blue and red tie on her
Friday and refused an offer OF $500 for
her.
The following records have been
made by the got OF the great Onwarl in
the last week or 80: Beuzstta, POL;
Aileen. 2:07i; Frank Agan, 2:O9i; Angie
d., 2:07. The average OF the four per.
formers ia 2:0si.
1t is suthoratively stated that Riley
Grammar, probably the greatest plunger
the world ever saw, has been playing in
such bad luck lately that he has only
about S35, 900 left. At one time IL is
claimed he was worth 100000.
The Liberty fair. NJ. X. Humphrey,
DEC, sends our business manager com.
TO it's exhibition Aug. este 80.
Il is the handsomest thing OF the kind
We have seen and besides il admits the
holder to one OF the best fairs in the
country.
F. Z. Bishop, who raised them on
he King farm in this county, took the
premium on 25 roasting ears at the DAN
lille fair. Mr.. Bishop has rented for
500 OF W. NJ. McAfee, agent for Mrs. DR..
iivens, the Harve Helm farm Of 232
cres for $40.
j. b. Saunders sold to John Smith a
ar load OF hogs at Al C. They aver.
ged 200 pounds. J. n. Broaddus
fought car load OF butcher cattle at q
o 81 Simon We'll received this week
Dr. NJ. Goldsmith so cattle from A. c.
i Son, weighing 1899 he; 80
cad from ]. A. Doty l,49l; 10 head from 4
'. ]. Gillispie, l,605 and Ga head from
). 4 s. L. Gibbs, l, 400 bought at Sets
sncsster Record.
-Messrs. J. X. Bsughman, @. G. Car 4
enter and Doc Drye, OF the West Eud \
nd ]. + Fsrris, Of this place, we're par \
cularly fortunate at the Dsnville fair.
be first named gentleman took the blue
3 in all OF the mule rings, the next two .
1t nearly everything they went after in
'ddle rings, while Mr.. Fsrris, with his !
70 and three year-old stations, got a
beral share OF the premiums.
The London Fair, Aug 81, % and 90, -
romises to be a good one this year. The \
remiums are unusually liberal and for
le races considerable money lie hung up
here will be three races the first day
ur the second and five the third and
st. The races include Iotting. run
ing and bicycle contests. The officers i
e w. l.. Brown. presi lent, G. II. Mos
!, secretary, and K NJ. Jackson, treas
-er