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

G. vanoy bought yesterday nine 90
pound heifers at sl5.
NJ. j. Farris bought 40 calves here
yesterday at Dl5 to $50.
TIP. futile sold TO o. =. Huffman
IL heifers at % to Sic.
James Estes bought In Rockcastle
bunch OF fat hogs at SIC.
w. w. Lyon sold 10 X. II. Grow 30
fancy s75 pound yearlings Mt iic.
w. G. Floyd sold to Jonas Weihl
here yesterday 10 plain steers at 3ic.
90 extra 1000 pound feeding cattle
for sale. DIR. II. Reid, stanford.
Two pure bred Berkshire bears for
sale. John Il. Foster, stanford, KY
Two lG.hand mules and bunch year
ling steers for sale. w. c. Floyd, Ansel.
w. X. Tewmey sold to e. NJ. Jones
one extra good mare mule colt for $50.
James Rambo sold to George Taylor
his 30 acre farm near Kingsville for
goo.
Attend Richard Cobb, Srs', sale Of
stock aud farming implements Thurs-
day next, 18th.
B.K. wearcn & Son sold TO B. d..
Hol,zclaw geldiug for $50 and 10 G.
Il. Ramsey one for ESQ.
r. C. Mcdowell has sold to John T..
Madden the three-year-old chestnut
flly. Splrituelle, for 5000.
John s. May sold TO Beecher smith
his residence and seven acre lot for
Somerset L. II. Journal.
w. II. Cook. OF Garrard, sold to
George and John McRoberts, OF Dan
willie, 20 sOo-pound cattle at iic.
Josiah Anderson sold To Burnside a
Leayell pair OF steers for sll0, and 10
Jake Robinson eight weanling calves nj
els.
Walter Terhuue bought II two year
old mules Of VIM. Robinson at $40, and
70 mule colts. OF different parties, ata AL
average OF s2l.-Harrodsbure Demo
crat.
In. Roberts cold TO J. Nj. Higgin'
botbam, of Lancaster, o. calves and
yearling at s20; to Price Bros, OF Gar
rard, 20 nj eli. so aad 10 J. c. Hays u
yeariings st els.
See notice Of the big Shorthorn sale
OF Cobb & Lillard aud the sale oil the
Spring Hill Stock Farm and stock by
tin w. II. Lillard. They will oc'
cur Nov. "a aud Is.
Tippecanoe, l0l23o36, q double stan
dard Polled Durham, TO be sold n
Cobb a Liilard's sale, Nov. Ia, traces
his pedigree back TO ~ crosses. Where
Is the man who can doits
The owner Of Boralma gave driver
Gus Macy three $1,000 bills, when h
won the futurity with him. Anothe
gentleman. who won heavily on thu
race. presented Macy with 900.
+. Reid has bought recently 70 year
ling steers at s225 He sold TO Hi
noIs parties 80 yearlings at aye and U
feeders TO be weighed this week, at itc
He bought at-LexIngton last week mini
two-year-old standard bred trotters b.
such rlret as AANtli, hhu cS"' W S~~' -
Wilkes, Princeps aud Onward.
"This years corn crop will be one
the largest In our history" said Score
tary OF Agriculture James Wilson, VIII
IA In Chicago with the presidential
marty. 1.-THE total yield, 1t Is estimat
ed. will be between 2,300,0OO,OOO an
$500, GOO, 900 OF bushels. There will b
plenty for manufacturing ana feeding
and we will have more corn TO sci
than anybody wants to buy.
COURT DAY.-There were nearl
1000 cattle on the market yesterda
aud the supply was much greater tina
the demand. Hardly hall oil thei
changed hands and cattle men agree
that the market was % cents of ON th
hundred. Jones 4 Bro, OF Pulaski
disposed OF GO calves and two year OLD
atsl5 for the former and $3.50 for u
latter. Samuel Bishop and j. NJ. Ca
ter sold John S. Murphy Is extra goo
yearllngs at $50, J. J. Mccall, OF lsocl
castle, sold a lot Of steers at ic az
heiiers Str, +. L. Bishop sold 10 j.
Carson IL calves at els, j. ii. Smit
sold TO q. Il. Hlgginbotham some calv'
at $40 anbto Frank Holtzclaw heif'
for $3.50, j. Il. Embry bought 81
mule colts at s22. 80 10 s35 and L.
Faulconer, Of Danyille, number
the same figures. K. l.. Hubble bougl
six aged mules at $50 To $50.
Why experiment on yourself with rem
edies of doubtful utility when You ca