Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-04-22
LAND AID STOCK.

lANU AdD SiUGM
For SALE.--A fresh COW. NJ. 5.
Baughman.
H. H. Brouaugh's Annie Taylor ran
second at Newport Tuesday.
W ". McKittrick sold TO Jewell X
Patterson harness gelding for slO7 80.
Ballard IL Dunn bought from Gilbert
Mason "a cattle at SIS Richmond Cll-
max.
Col. Jack Chinn sold his tobacco crop
OF 10 bogshead- 10 Cincinnati at III
! cents.
John Il Gentry. 2:0li. and Guinette,
300. are matched 10 race this summer
! for $4,000
J.. ". Allen sold at Danville ~ tive
yeai-old steers al 44c and " yearIing
sheep a, $3.50
j. b. Leavel. Of Garrard county, pur-
chased bunch of l.OO0-pound steers
al lc.- Harrodsburg Sayings.
G. w. Jones. OF Pulaski. sold at Dar-
willie Monday 80 two-year-old steers az
s3l and one aged steer al 3ic.
A. w. Carpenter bought of Jake
Kimbcrliu, OF Washington county, 26
long yea~ling steers at 5000.
O. Il. Huffman bought of Ed Hub
bard some hogs at &c. and of W. n.
Cofiey a lot of butcher stuff at Bee.
MIR. f. Reid says that Golddust hors-
Is will sell He sold yearling to an
Ohio party the other day for 800.
+. Bishop bought in the West End a
lot of burcher stuff at - TO 3ic aud
sold TO Il. \. Peyton 20 shoats at &c.
Paris commission merchants are Of
fering 20 cents per pound for wool. The
farmers thiuk it will bring - cents
News.
About loo cattle at Mt. Sterling
Monday. Steers aud yearlIng cattle
brought Sc. ewes. siS7 and mules from
sS5 to 800.
c. l.. Dawes bought J. E. Lynn's
crop of wool at lSc, but as that gentle
man bad only one sheep, the trade was
very small one.
Ike aud G.. 5. Shelby have Just re-
ceived - cattle from Tennessee which
they bought 20 high they are ashamed
to tell what they gave.
d.. y. Prewitt bought 43 ewes and IL
lambs from Il. ID. Bruce for Sl65. He
also bought bnnch OF hogs from Eu-
banks Bros. at 34c.-Advocate.
Lieber Karl. Brewer Schorr's colt,
easily captured the Tennessee Derby.
winning lrvm I-abey, Goodrich and
Wilson. The stake was worth 5000.
Read the notice of the Louisville
races ON our 4th page. Secretary c.
r. Price says il is going to be a men,
orable meeting and that the promise of
the largest crowd in years will doubt
less be literally fulfilled
\. HUM bought horse AZ the com
bination sale in Danville for Lyon *
Allen aud sold it for an advance of S25.
He sold Il lot of butcher cattle at y aud
3 cents and disposed of 80 good sheep
for parties in stanford at sos.
lumbia News.
! GEORGETOWN Yearling
heifers sold at % to 81; yearling steers,
a to u; one lot of feeders, ~, for Jones
* Hambrick, at Si7.l5; - mules sold at
$50 TO sl05; one small lot of hogs at SO;
no sheep on market: 20 horses sold at
from $50 To Sl25.-Times
ut meeting of the Kentucky Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association at
Lexington, it was decided 10 open IL
early-closing purses and stakes for the
October meeting. The fixed events
foot up S., 900 and they are 10 be sup
plemented later by other events worth
So, 900 more.
The Kentucky Stock Farm has re-
opened its Expectation purse and added
g., 900 for two year-olds, to close April
30. The added race is for trotting two
year-olds. The payments for those
wishing TO start three-year-olds remain
unchanged, while in the two-year-old
division only two small payments are
required.