Semi-weekly interior journal., 1899-02-28


,y the recent billiards.
j. w. Miller, OF Lancaster. bought
yesterday II yearling steers at $3.50
and nine calves at sl7.jO.
Andrew Carnegie has bought the
famous Donovan team, Vert and B. G.,
paving $3.50 for the pair.
Jen Dunn sold to Gilbert Turner, 10
calves at els 80 and to B. r. Robinson
5s shoats at 3ic.-Advocate.
Hundreds Of rabbits have been found
In the hollow trees and underneath
rocks In the mountains frozen.
George Fuller, who will drive a string
In Russia, will draw ~, 600 salary. He
has the contract for threeyears.
Alta public sale in Fayette shorthorn
milk COWS brought $50 to ESQ and l5Ol
barrels Of corn 10 the crib s1.6j.
Twenty-eight two year old cattle be-
longing TO ID. N. and John Rees. OF
Harrison county, died from eating to-
bacco.
}. I. Creushaw, OF Lexington, sold to
a New Orleans party, the sorrel saddle
mare he showed at the Hustonville fair
for 81 200.
Star OF Bethlehem won the $1,000
speed bardicap at New Orleans Satur-
day. He sold Is to /. Merry Day, the
iavorite, was second.
AT J. 5. Pettus' sale near Preachers
Vile Friday horses brought s32 to s3s,
yearling heifers s25, stripper s33 and a
COW and calf $50. A fairly good crowd
was present.
II. c. Bottom bought "a long year
ling steers Of Hugh Thompson, OF Ca
sey, at s2l. Hugh Thompson bought
of Kennett Bros, of Dunnville, 80
weanlings at go.
John Harris lost ia lambs by the
cold, he had 2i0 Of them TO come while
the mercury was from 10 to 20 below
zero. He has uow Isl ewes with 100
living lambs aud only 20 ewes without
lambs. - Burgin Messenger.
Corn is selling at sl.5O In the crib
aud 81 70 delivered in Mercer. Bonita
Bros. sold four work mules in Lexing'
ton at 500, Col. Moore sold II S00-pound
cattle at 4c. Many lambs, old sheer
and pigs froze to death during the bliz.
ard.-Democrat.
The horse aud jack season is not far
of and those OF our readers who make
seasons" with their stock are reminded
that there is no better medium Of ad.
vertising than the INTERIOR JOURNAL,
which goes everywhere. Cards and
bills printed almost for a song.
There were 500 cattle on the Win
chester market yesterday, with many
left unsold, prices ranged from 3 TO a
One lot OF l,000-pound Polled Angus
were Withdrawn at the latter figure,
and 81 head, premiums being de.
manded. Ewes. with lambs thrown in
sold at s.. The Democrat says that so,
lambs were engaged for lst half OF j Jun,
and lst half of July at &c.
T. II. Smiley, who moved from More
land TO Lexington. has about the big
gest thing in that city. 1t is a board
; ing and sale stable which he has re
Gently completed at a big outlay o
money and it is indeed marvel of con
venience. 1t is $50 feet deep and con
tains nearly 100 box stalls, create
portion of which are filed with horse
ranging in value from 800 TO $500
Rent for stalls alone amounts TO owe
500 monthly and II Mr. Smiley hasn
got good thing appearar ces count TO
naught. Robert Moreland rides ant
drives for him and is making quite
, reputation for himself, Combinatio
sales will be held at Mr.. Smiley s sta
BILE four days. beginning Mar. l3.
LANCASTER CoURT.-There wer,
close TO 500 cattle on the market a
Lancacter yesterday and the crowd wa
). up TO the average. Buyers and seller
were far apart in the morning but W
give the following private sales mad
later. Josh Wilson sold II yeaflin
steers at 81 30. IL calves at $3.50 an
. few heifers at &c; j. NJ Roberts sol
! IA two-year old steers at I 80, IL hei
ers at sl5, lot of calves at $3.50 an
some COWS at 2ic; Cowan Il Goggin, {
Pulaski, sold To H. l.. Hubble 20 three
year-old cattle at l4c, and seven twC
year-olds at itc; Il. l.. Hubble bough
OF A. T. Hum, of Adair. two steers a
DC and two at itc; j. NJ. Cress sold
bunch OF yearling steers at $50 au
some calves at Sl2.50; +. Il. Penc
: bought of A. Il. HUM 20 calves d
sls Is; ID. c. Allen bought 10 yearlin
steers at I.s5; j. n. Denny bought ,