Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-22
LAND AND STOCK.


yearling steer for s27.
J.P. Rogers bought Of W. c. Hutch
ins a bunch OF ewes az IS.
Alta Poland-China sale at Mt. Car
roll, H.. SO averaged sl932.
Brent Bros. bought 100000 pounds of
hemp at Paris at 81 80 per cwt.
w. II. Brown sold to o. +. Huffman
a bunch OF butcher cattle at Be.
Clark HARRISON, OF Boyle, sold 10 a
Shepherdsville party three-year-old
jack for $500.
shelton NJ. Sauhey sent by express
Saturday to party at Bridgeford, Me-,
one OF his fine game roosters.
The Glasgow News reports sales of
80 yearliug and three-year old cattle at
$40 % and go yearlings at sl9.
A Boyle county farmer, j. j. lsham.
from II ewes has - lambs, nine sets OF
twins and three sets of triplets.
F.P. Bishop and John and A. l..
Spoonamore sold to j. G. Johnston, OF
Boyle, a car load of hogs at st TO 3tc.
A red yearling bull came TO my farm
about Jan. |. Owner can get by pay
ing feed bill and this notice. S. w.
Owens, Shelby City.
Fiddlesticks, the grand old STALL
is dead at Lexington, aged % He was
by Lexington and great race horse.
~, faflnra "A :
Solomon Jones, aged 20, and Miss
Ruth Haxhall. II, were married at
Evansville, Ind. They met for the first
time a hours previous TO the cere
mony.
The commissioner of agI iculture of
Florida reports that, while early vege'
tables have been totally destroyed, or
ange trees are not damaged as badly as
supposed.
ct. Pence received three carloads
of cattle from Philadelphia, Tenn,
Friday. They were bought for Mr..
Pence, who says they cost so much he
is ashamed TO tell.
Kentucky's commissioner OF agricui-
ture has let the contract for the annual
distribution OF seeds to A. Burpee, OF
Philadelphia. The contract amounts
TO a total OF about $4,000.
A telegram received from the Fruit
Growers Union at Menlo, Ga, states
that the peach crop in that locality has
not been injured by the recent freeze
and full yield is expected
In 1898 the members OF the National
Trotting Association held 6l7 meetings
aud paid l,3i4, 500 in premiums. The
members of the American Trotting AS
ISOLATION held sos meetings In 1898 and
paid SSH ,675 in premiums.
Nutwood heads the list OF stallion
with speed producing sons for the sea-
son of 1898, having GO to his credit. His
nearest rival is George Wilkes with
50. and Electioneer apd Onward are In
third place with 40 each to their cred
IL.
Fifty walnut trees in Cass county
Mich. were recently sold for $4,000
cash. These trees have now been fell
ed. and will be shipped 10 English buy
ers. The largest tree was seven feet Ia
diameter at its base and will yield lum'
Der worth from 800 TO $1,000.
II. G. Fox sold TO j. T.. Gray, of Tex
as. four road horses for $500. He also
sold TO Goodman q Rogers, OF Knox
vile, % mules, l5i TO ID hands high, at
500 IL is believed that at least one hall
of the lambs in Boyle were killed by
the cold. John Harris lost lO7, }. H.
Baughmau lost one half of his and H.
N. Mitchell is reported 10 have lost 80
out of 40. This will give an idea OF the
uation.-Adyocate.
DANvILLE CoURT.-A fairly good
crowd attended court at Danyille Mon
day and there was some activity In the
cattle trade. OF the 300 on market most
sold. Morris J. Farris bought the best
bunch-75 $50 pourders, OF Hudson 4
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