Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-07-11
LAND AID STOCK.

| lO steer calves ~ tzo.
For SALE-Six sows, 81 pigs, q lC0-
pound shoats. John Cook.
FOR SALE.-sow and Ave pigs; also
dry COW. VIM. Severance.
l.. G. Dunn bought OF A. 7. Hum, OF
Adair, 100 brood ewes ct 1918.
Wilson Il Herrin sold In Cincinnati a
car load OF lambs at At to ass.
@. d. Boone sold to +. =. Woods q
bunch os l50-pound hogs at Ste.
Il. w. Stigall bought OF a. A.
Crutchhed a SOW and eight pigs Tor $40.
Kerr, Of Winchester, has bought
II, 900 bushels OF wheat In Madison at
65c.
+. +. aud NJ. NJ. Sandidge sold to j..
w. Allen car load OF 2Oo-pouud hogs
at $40.
&c. Eubanks sold to Monte Fox
for Weihl two carloads OF export cat
tie at s7i.
Thomas Pence bought of DR.. Hugh
Reid - hogs at $50 and lot Of noun
tain lambs at iic.
John Conrad sold his crop OF tobacco
grown on Dry Ridge in Grant county,
10000 pounds, at SIC.
G. a. Siler bought OF b. NJ. Kennedy
81 stock hogs at 3 32i and sold a bunch
OF steers and heifers at iic.
Joe Thayer, OF Lexington, sold to n
st. Louis turfman the 2-year old fily,
Futurity Belle. 2:25, for $1,000.
Givens Il Allen sold TO j. l.. Rife Ill
iirst-class ewes at 81 %. They took a
car load to Bardstown yesterday.
At Hartford, Conn, Prince Alert
beat Pearl Onward in a match pace,
going the two heats in 2:07t each.
3. r. Lunsford sold 10 ). Morgan two
early calves for s35 and to Jesse SIN
gleton pair of aged mules for sl2j.
Roy 5. Beazley sold to a. c. Rous
cher, of London, a saddle gelding for
$3.50 and took him thither by road Sat
urday.
Collyer & Owens, the tombstone and
undertaking firm at Brodhead. has
bought a. +. Albright's stock of goods
at that place.
There was little or no stock here
yesterday and no demand for any,
caused no doubt by the dry spell which
has ruined grass.
J b Embry bought of Clell Ewing
of Montgomery. $50 l,4j0 pound cattle
at DC and of another farmer near him
40 at the same price.
w. B. Burton, the Lancaster livery
man. bought last week eight livery
horses at $50 to 800 and sold to |. NJ.
Dunn a harness mare for sl25.
Forty yearling thoroughbred colts,
property OF Gen. w. II. jackson, of
Belle Meade, Tenn, wererecently sold
in New York at an average of sl.l53.
Hodgkin Bros. shipped 100 hogs, VT.
$50 pounds, bought at 81 to $40; $50
lambs at to ste. and a car load OF
heifers bought at 81 TO ic.-Winches-
ter Democrat.
George Bonita says a sure way TO pre-
vent cattle from dying when swollen
from eating clover is to pour cold water
on their backs. He had % to swell up
at one time this year and all were saved
by this simple remedy.-Harrodsburg
Democrat.
J. Carroll Bailey Is getting his high.
headed, high. stepping brown gelding,
Tyson. ready for the fairs and the
horse that beats him will have a job.
He also has the finest three-year-old
mare in this section. Watch for them
at the Hustonville fair July 26-three
days.
VIM. Eubel, OF Garrard. was offered
20 cents for 1000 bushels OF wheat by
Harrodsburg buyers last Monday. but
refused, asking II cents. Josiah Smith,
of Burgin, has purchased 5000 bush
els OF new wheat this season at from So
to 20 cents. Sales OF stock ewes at &c,
stock hogs at ~, and fat cattle at &c are
also reported in the Harrodsburg Dem
ocrat.