Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-17

A. A. Burns, of Hustonville, sold u
5. T. Haubisoo a tive-year-old mare 70
si75.
J. NJ. Hill bought Of T. \. Bradley
at Danville Yesterday a mare mule colt
for si7.
Wash Brown, OF Casey, sold to
Marion county party three two year old
mules at 600
Roy Beazley bought for Boston
party OF A. f. Hundley mare by On
ward Tor 800.
T. W. Napier. OF Crab Orchard, sold
to Templeton, OF Mlddlesboro, a sorrel
saddle mare for 5000
THE Illinois parties who have been
buying cattle In this county left 49,
900 with the farmers here.
Robert Collier. OF Boyle, bought Of
Dye Ingram 10 heifers at &c and OF
Frank Hurst Is fat hogs at 3ic.
L. d. Brewer sold to Sam Forsythe
20 hogs at &c. Hogs are scarcer In
Mercer than for years.-Democrat.
For SALE.-I have SO nice, long
yearlings or short two-vear old steers
for sale. John w. Miller, Lancaster.
Thomas Metcalf shipped a ca load
OF hogs to Cincinnati that netted him
~. He also shipped a car load OF cat
tle.-Jessamine Journal.
+. Campbell, OF Albany, n. Y,
bought OF F. d. Croker, OF Pueblo,
Col, the bay gelding, Little Edgar,
2;l0i, by Arcadian, for $500.
Messrs J. c. and j. G. Lynn sold 10
the Illinois parties and shipped yester-
day 80 cattle and j. G. Lynn 80, sold at
&c. They averaged 900 pounds.
Gentry Bros. sold to 7. G. Rankin
and Il. L. Hubble their farm on Haw-
kins' branch, containing 300 acres for
$4,000 cash. Possession Jan. 1.
F. =. Bishop sold to ID. c. Allen at
Danville yesterday three bulls AT &c, TO
J. T. Carson bunch of yearliugs at
Ate aud mule to E. w. Lee for go
In the 2:l0 trotting race at Lexing-
ton Friday, MAY Fern got first and
fourth money. Two horses were ruled
out, one was distanced and two drawn.
Sales OF several car loads OF hogs at
BIC to i.65, six shorthorn heifers for
81 100 and lot OF corn at 81 IS deliv-
cred are reported In the Harrodsburg
Democrat.
b. S. Mattngly sold to parties 10
New Orleans 40 extra fine sugar mules
at about $40. They were Is hands
one inch and weighed l,250.-Lebanon
Enterprise.
II. G.. Evans, OF Dauville, sold to
We'll, OF Australia, a mare by Onward
and a colt by Gambetta Wilkes for $500.
He also sold to Philadelphia party
two horses for $500.
Lyon " Allen sold at Danville yester-
day to +. Dunn Is yearlings at $50 and
TO Ben Robinson some butcher stuff at
&c. They sold A. w. Carpenter few
days ago "a calves at $3.50.
DANvILLE COURT. There were about
800 cattle on the market at Danville
yesterday but many of them were
driven home unsold. Extra good year
lings sold as high as Ate; heifers were
about one cent less and butcher cattle
brought 3 to Bic Mule colts brought
$40 TO $40, aged mules $40 to sll0, hor-
SEES $50 to sl2j. A fairly good crowd
was present.
Ike NJ. Dunn sold to Ball Bros, OF
his premium tilly, Gypsy |
Queen, for $3.50, the highest price ever
paid for a two-ye old saddle mare In
Kentucky. She Is a superb piece OF
horse flesh in every particular ana |
when the Balls start her out AZ the big |
horse shows next year she will give any |
animal game fight. This year she
was shown Is times and got II blues,
her record rejecting great credit on
her trainer, Charley Sandidge. Gypsy |
Queen is by Chester Dare, dam Lucy
d., by Silver Kipg.-Advocate