Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-04-16
FARM And TRADE.

hogs at &c.
, c. w. Williams has refused $1,000
for Allerton, 2:09t.
Good Jersey milk COW for sale. b.
X. Wearen IL Son.
; George Patterson, 100 to /, won a race
at Newport Tuesday.
The dam of Directum, cost, is book
ed to Mckinney, 2:lli.
Directum is going sound. He gets 10
miles of road work daily.
In the last four months 5000 mules
have been sold in Macon.
Bull wanted high colored, two years
old. Address Box IL, Kingsville.
Col. Hut Dudderar sold to w. l..
McCarty two-year-old Pole Angus
bull lor $50.
1t is estimated that 5000, 600, 900 is in
vested in horses and race tracks in the
United States.
Il. ID. Bruce is again agent for the
old, reliable Champion Binder. See
him before you buy.
b. X. Weareu Il Son sold the milk
COW advertised in our last issue to John
VonGrinigan for s25.
Those desiring Mowers or binders
can save money by seeing w. II. Muir
ply, agent Walter a. Wood Co.
Will Hays and Jack Beazley are
handling a dozen or more good horses
at the formers track on the Huston
vile pike.
j. A. Mckee IL Co, of the large
peach farm near Kingsville write that
the chances are still good for fine
crop OF peaches.
Ornament is a hot favorite for the
Kentucky Derby. He is selling at even
money, something heretofore unheard
of for that race.
w. L. belong sold his farm, one
mile from Georgetown, containing 500
acres to Mr.. II. T. Ford, OF New York,
at s75 per acre. or s37, 800.
The attention OF breeders is called to |
the advertisements of |. 5. Tevis' Fur
ieux 1894 and NJ. S. Baughman's George
Dictator 1862 and two jacks.
Allen Il Lyon bought of 7. a. Coul-
ter bunch of fat Us pound hogs at
3. 40 and sold to another party bunch
80 to lOO-pound stock hogs at 81.
The State commissioner of agricul-
ture SAYS that the condition OF the
wheat crop is "a now to So this time
last year. The fruit prospect is quite
bright
1t is probable that the Lexington
races will be declared off, the Queen
City Jockey Club refusing to give up a
part OF its Newport dates. Lexington
turfmen are indignant
The Advocate says that Capt. Eng
lish sold 300 horses at Bowling Green
and Louisville during the last two
weeks at 800 70 800. Good, tOppy in
dividuals, drivers and riders, were in
strong demand and always found bid
lers.
FOR SALE, TRADE OR LOAN.-Tom
nice saddler, with fine knee
action and good breeder. BY Wal
lace Denmark. First dam by Miller's
Denmark, he by the race-horse Den
mark: I'd dam by Montgomery Oil
YER; Bird dam by Old Drennon. j. Steele
Hustonville. =
The trOtters and PAGERS that have
gone in 2:05 or better are Robert j.
2:0li; Joe Patchen BOB; Star Pointer
2:O2i; Frank Agan 2:03k; Mascot 2:04;
Flying Jib 2:O4; Strawberry 2:04i; Ru-
2:O5; Online 2:04; Hal Pointer
2:Oii; Hal billiard 2:04i; Alix 2:03s;
Nancy Hanks 2:04; Azote BOA
Sheep raisers are talking of getting
up petition asking the'Legislature to
pass law for protection against dogs.
1t is proposed that a dog tax be levied,
TO be collected by the sheriff, and that
all dogs not wearing the tax paid tag
be killed From the fund raised by
the tax, owners who suffer from the
raids are To be reimbursed for their
osses.-Advocate.
j. +. Carson, proprietor of TIE Will ,
Iow Grove Jersey Farm at Crab Or
chard, sold last week TO the White Ri
YER Jersey Cattle & Stock Farm Co.,
near Wabash, Ind, eight heifer calves,
seven two-year-old heifers, six COWS,
and two bull calves, three months old,
all Jerseys, for 81, 725, or s75 each. He
ilso sold four months old bull to +. NJ
tones, of Anderson, Ind, for s75 and
another TO Tintsman & Armstrong, of
Wooster, o., for the same amount. Mr..
Carson says he sells off his scrubs ev-
Try year or so but his best Jerseys are
never permitted TO leave Willow Grove