Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-03-28


sold TO L. X. Perkins nine two-year-ol,
mules at $50.
The Mccormick Harvesting Machin,
Co. claim to have built and sold $50, 76t
machines In 1898.
Josiah Smith bought OF George Fal.
lie 1900 bushels OF wheat at -Har'
rodsburR Democrat.
Richard Wilson sold his high acting
saddle gelding, "Tbe French Maid, to
New Yorker for $1,000.
At a public sale OF Hereford cattle a,
Salisbury, Mo, 81 averaged $1,000, the
highest priced bringing $500.
First In war; first in peace, will he
the inscription on the monument Col.
Milt Young will erect over Hanover.
Extra lot registered aud high grade
Shorthorn bnlls ready for service, for
sale. Cobb n Lillard, Dauville, Ky. st.
The 10 Aberdeen Angus cattle Of NJ.
Evans q Son averaged 1853 25 aud 40
Herefords brought an average Of s5l6.-
10.
The court OF appeals holds that race
tracks, IN enjoying an exclusive priyii-
eye OF selling pools, possess a taxable
franchise.
Milt Young received almost as many
kilograms Of coincidence for the death
of Hanover as the president would have
had his wife died.
A. c. Robinson & Son sold Il. f.
Robinson 81 l65-pound hogs at 3.35 and
to Sweeney Morgan so for May deliv-
cry at the same price.
E. =. Woods bought at Lancaster
yesterday a three-year old mare mule
for 900. Henry Patterson bought a
combined mare for $50.
Commissioner Lucas Moore annouuc.
es that all OF the SIPS rs worth OF seed
he had for distribution Is exhausted aud
there Is no more TO send.
Our horse advertisements will begin
with next issue. Hadn't you better
hand in yours IL you want the people to
know that you are standing a stallion or
Jack?
The Winchester Democrat says there
we're 400 cattle on the market there
yesterday aud many were left unsold.
Prices ran from % TO &c. A young
Mary bull calf sold for 800.
Ed Geers IL In favor of the two In |
hree heats for trotting because 50
many horses are ruined by over-exer-
ion and further because IL would stop
,ook-makiug on heats.
At New Orleans Saturday King Bar
eycorn, selling 2 to /, won the Ores
.ent City handicap, worth $1,000 and at
san Francisco, Fleur de Lis won the
'ich Burns handicap at Q to-. |,
o. o. Stealey, the Washington cor
OF the Courier-Journal, has
ought Mrs. McMurtry's place near
with brick residence
nd 81 acres OF land, for 5000.
Dogs GOT into John b. Fosters sheep
be other day and killed three lambs
nd eve. He traced the CANNES.
'hich belonged to Robert Carr, color
d, up and filled them full OF shot.
w. II. Traylor bought OF w. =.
rimes 400 barrels OF corn at sl.75 de-
vered. Until the last few days Mr..
raylor has been MASKING Western
,rn at his distillery which cost him 81
elivered.
The Jessamine Journal reports a sale :
1900 bushels OF wheat at zoe and of :
pair OF l6-hand 3-yeSr-old mare mules
~. A Poland China SOW belonging
, j. +. Rutherford has had three lit
IRIS of pigs In IL months. or 81 in all.
James Walker Givens is back from
Mississippi. where he finds very hard
arket He sold a car OF mules and
ne Of horses, the former at $50 TO $50
nd the latter at $50 TO $50 The win
r. was bad one and business was n
ractically suspended.
IL took chloroform % minutes 10 do =
lie work for Hanover. In order TO
eep him from eating too much he was
uzzled. This made him mad and he
swed the stall, injuring ais leg In 7
hich gangrene set up. He cost Col. n
Dung sl5, 800 and earned for him slOO,- o
70 and more. He declined offers OF 4
IS, 900 and $4,000 within the last
Iree years. He was only IA years and
AS a son OF Hindoo and Bourbon Belle
LANCASTER CoURT-There were v
'obably 500 cattle on the Lancaster y
arket and some demand for them, al
ough at least half did not change
Inds. No public sales were made, but
ire are most OF the private trsnsac-
pms: w. II. Brown sold q bunch OF
0-pound heifers At SIC, q lot OF calves
Ga TO els and so hogs at 81; j. M.
oberts, OF Pulaski, sold lot OF cows at 1
0, heifers at sl3 and bunch OF steer
Ives at eli; Josh Wilson and w. /.
erin, OF this county, sold bunch OF
arling steers and heifers at $22, some
Ives at sl6, yearling heifers at sl2
d butcher stuff at 3ic; Conrad Hiatt
id lot ,wo-year-o steers at s32 and
arling heifers at sls; j. NJ. Cress sold
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