Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-14
VOL. XVII.
LAND AND STOCK.

NJ. J. Farris bought here yesterday
so cattle at 81 to &c.
J.C. Hays sold To d. NJ. Anderson -
short yearlings at els.
L. c. King sold to Il. l.. Hubble "a
two-year.old mules at sdj.
Thompson & Brown sold to NJ. j.
Farris II 500 pound cattle at , 20
The PAGER, Sunrise, 2:2l, was used as
a saddle horse 10 this State two years
ago.
f.. r. Pence sold TO J. J. Walker 80
yearling s:cers at &c and 20 to a. T..
Traylor att 20.
CD. Boone sold Yesterday bunch
OF yearlings at s23 so and a bunch OF
calves at sll.2j.
wilkinson & Allen sold here yester-
day % yearlings at s2e and bought 10
plain yearlings at s23.
DC. Allen bought around Mckint o.
lot Of butcher cattle at 90 to 3ic aud
some hogs at to BIC.
For SALE.-55 1000 To l,lOO pound
cattle, good quality, and 1000 bales OF
hay. Josh Jones, Stanford.
). l.. Mcdowell went to Lebanon
Yesterday TO receive Eve loads OF ex-
port cattle bought recently At DC.
w. S. Drye bought Of w. X. Cook
Yesterday a harness gelding for $50
and sold him few minutes later TO
Matt Cohen for $3.50.
Sales of 81 mule colts at ego, sl5 and
sol, 800 barrels OF corn at sl.j0 deliv
cred. car load OF fat hogs at 2 go ar.
reported 10 the Harrodsburg Demo-
crat.
Monte Fox shipped saturday four
loads OF export cattle about l,iOO pounds
average, bought OF Messrs. j. :. Ows-
ley, Sr., WIN. Beck aud Doty Bros, a,
90.
n. c. Baughman Is adding TO his
farm la he West End. He bought OF
Mrs. Bette Carpenter - acres adioin-
Ing him at sj5. This makes his most
desirable farm.
Breck Bonita bought 500 barrels OF
corn last week at sl.j0 delivered. Lee
smock purchased 100 good ewes OF j.
w. Rediord, OF Boyle, at s5.-Harrods-
burg Democrat.
'Curley" Brown, one OF the best
known men on the turf, was ruled oi
by the Judges at Newport for life, with
three others. for assaulting Dan MUIR
ay, newspaper man.
James Il. Harper has sold out two
loads Of hogs and load OF horses and
mules at Salisbury, n. c., and writes
his partner. Mr.. }. W. Powell, TO send
him something else TO sell.
Squire Robert Clemmons bought OF
John veatch the Dunn farm OF 800
acres In Mercer county at si5, Mr..
Veatch making profit In the transac'
ion Of e.. 1000. - Iessau.ine Journal.
RE. Tandy bought In Cumberland
county 225 fat hogs at 81 to 40. Hud-
son Bros, Of Louisville. bought seven
sugar mules at sSj To 600. smith q
Nell bought eight cotton mules at s53
--Adair News.
Gentry Bros barn burned with all II
contained-all the wagon and pillow har'
ness on the place, n large lot Of hay,
etc. The corncrib was also damaged
but IL was saved. The origin OF the
fire Is unknown. The barn itself wai
worth upwards OF u thousand dollars
There was 800 insurance on the build
ing aud 300 on the contents, In thu
German American Advocate.
COURT DAY.-There were probabl.
700 cattle on the market Yesterday, bu
hardly half sold. Some extra goo'
yearlings brought aye, but. the ruiinI
prices were % 70 &c; heifers were SLOW
ut 3 to 34c; butcher cattle brought y 1
Be. Hudson Bros, of Louisville, bough
10 cavalry horses at $50 To SS7 so and
mules for army purposes at $50 to ss'
b. G. Fox bought an extra good mul
for sl25.
NJ. ]. Farris, Of Danville, after d,
llverng 10 Simon We'll, OF Lexington
rs cattle from his Cave Spring plac
on lust oatuiu"H' WV i''"' WV
We'll across TO his jackson place an
sold him 235 more to go in this mont
aud first part OF December, at ~ to D
making 47O sold to We'll this fall Il
the nice sum OF about $4,000. Thes
47O cattle have or will eat about ?
900 barrels of corn. Along with the'
cattle Farris has fed something ov,
700 hogs, which have more than pal
for half the cost OF the corn. Mr..
has bought 800 barrels OF corn at 81
to sl60 In the heap.
BISMARCK'S IRON NERVE
- IA. ha.lth Indian,