The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-02-14
mule from VIM. Yarberry, for $11O.

A HUM sold Pemberton Bros, OF
Elizabethtown, a combination horse
for 1926. A saddle gelding to same
parties for $3.50. He also sold South
ern mare to same firm for $85. He
bought in Monroe and Metcalfe coun-
ties, three good jacks, at fancy prices.
He also purchased a mare mule fo1
$40. He bought on Cumberland river,
two extra yearling mules from a Mr..
Campbell, for $3.50.
w. T. Mcfarland bought of Lena
Powell, yearling mule for $50. He
| bought from Milton Powell, Jr., a mule
\ colt for $50, and yearling mule from
y. r. Mcfarland for $55.
M. Cravens sold Sam Terry, last Mon
Gay morning his bay gelding saddle
horse for $500.
r. K. Young, bought ninety head of
catt,e in Cumberland county, last week
at % and cents.
Smith & Nell bought of the following
parties; rs hogs from j. H. Caldwell
for $2O8; IL hogs from P. F. Squires,
for $12O.5O; hogs from w. C. Yates
for SAG; 6 hogs from S. D. Caldwell,
for $5O.68; 8 cows from same party for
SIS.
Joe H. Caldwell bought colt from
Jim Mccartney for $50, also nice COM
bined mare, price unknown.
T. E. Waggener bought of R. G..
Rogers nice sow and eight pigs for
ISIS.
Massie & Robertson sold Sam Terry
a gaitedhorse for $l15; Henry Hudson,
sold same party a gated mare for $3.50.
w. T. Mcfarland, sold to Browning
Bros, 3 good mule colts, for 26O;
bought from Milton Powell, two mules
500: bought one from j. r. Mcfarland
for $50.
900
w. r. Elmore, sold to Tom White
one cow and calf, for $32.
j. H. Caldwell bought half interest
in Is hogs of j. H. Caldwell's valued
at 500. They are now feeding them
for the market.
R. E. Tandy bought of G. A. Brad
shaw five head cattle at to q cents
From Ellen Wade one, SIG. VIM. F.
Jeffries, one cow for $3.50; John Do
honey one cow at 2 cents; from R. R
Conover 8 hiefers, at % cents; from
Rue Montgomery one heifer, at $40
from Boo Logan cow, and calf and
heifer, for $43. 30; from Lucien Turner
heifer for $25; from Chas. Herrifort
one cow, Sill; from H. P. Willis l heif
er, $21; From R. X. Young, one cow al
SIT; from A. H. Ballard Is hogs al
SAG; Geo. Morrison five hogs at a cents
from Jerome Hurt IL hogs, at ASS pei
hundred weight; Cap Lewis A hogs al
from $4.60 to ATS; from Mr.. Yarberry
4 hogs at a cents; from E. T. Hughes
II sheep, SIS; from G. A. Bradshaw II
sheep, $38. He sold to Louney Strate,
a steers for $98. 80; one mule to Aller
Walker $162. SO; one to Penticuff, SIP
| Londy Stotts sold one yoke of oxer
to Mr.. Hurt for $85. He bought one
yoke from j E. Cloywell for $50. A.
d. Stotts bought one yoke of oxen from
]. S. Young for Sis; and ]. E. Cloy-
well bought two yoke from Cumber-
land county parties at prices unknown.
Kelly Parsons bought of Bob Stotts, 8
hogs at fair prices, VIM. Parsons
bought of Rus Firquin. two heifers for
500. From Dirigo correspondent.
Rev. E. D. Watkins. sold one nice
red heifer to Smith & Nell, for $22.
last Wednesday.
Master Commissioner, H. T. Baker,
sold two tracts of land Monday at the
Court house door. First tract of 80
acres was bought by Robert Dohoney,
for $1,000; this land is known as a part
of the Hunter farm and is splendid
piece of land. The second tract of 40
acres went to E. H. Hughes for $50.
1c.s tsa.t u 900
Frank Wagner, bought Is hogs
from Albert ~iller at A cents; from
Graft Abrell at same price.