The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-01-30
LAND, STOCK and CROP

R. E. Tandy, of Bliss, bought of
Murphy 80 hogs at ST cents; Clarence
Allen a at ST cts; Will Allen IL at SIC;
j. R. Bell head of cattle $50; Cyrus
Campbell2 cattle $82 Is; B. F. Buster 1
cow $22; D. G. Allen 1 steer $22.40; ].
R. Aiken 3 sheep $12; R. F. Aiken 1
cow SIT; Lee Grant Is sheep and heif-
er SIT; Steve Wilkinson sheep $3.50;
Alfred Johnston 5 sheep $26; Melvin
Blair l bull $50; G. A. Bradshaw
sheep and two cattle $40; Mrs. E.
Caldwell Is hogs, SIS. 60 per cwt: E. ].
Page 5 hogs at Sic; Geo. Cheatham l
cow $17.70; G. Durman hogs at SIC;
June Karnes 10 hogs at Shell. H Cab
ell 2 hogs at SC; l.. G.. Smith steers
$4,000; Hugh Mackey 2 steers $57. TO-;
Phelps Bros, 1 cow and calf $35; Tom
Avery 2 cattle S67; L. P. Hurt l for
$12; E Mann so sheep, COW $246; B.
F. Buster steers $72. 40; H. P. Willis
two cattle $35.
G.. M. Hereford sold to Allen Walker
l Peacock horse SI35; r. K. Young 81
steers $500; C. c. Stephens sows and
pigs $62; Mrs. w. M. Francis SOW and
and pigs $25. Bought from Allen Wal
ker cow $24. 80; from Allen Walker 9
hogs $3.50; from AL Thomas IL hogs
$65; from J. w. Carnes Is hogs $1,000;
John Moran hogs $26. 95; o. H. Morri-
son hogs $43; Charlie Rowe 81 shoats
$134; A. w. Rowe 20 shoats SOL; Bob
Rowe hogs $23; William Harrison Is
shoats $75; w. T. Grissom hogs $3.50
Mrs. w. H. Sandidge 1 hog $l9.45; C.
S Bell cows at $23.
Dale Speer sold one bay horse to
George Brown for $145; Stock hogs are
selling from to cents pound. They
are very scarce and the demand is
great; Mr.. Henry Wilkerson sold his
two fine horses in combination sale at
Stanford few days ago, for $1,000.
He had two of the best horses in the
county; Elias Coppock sold a mule to
Deacon Sanders for $50; Jas. Sapp
sold one horse to Bud Burress for SIPS;
F. P. Turner sold one small Duroc pig
for S10.-Hatcher Cor.
Mr.. H, H. Wilkerson last week sold
his two fine young stations at horse
sale in Stanford, and realized handsome
prices for both of them. Joe Brown
brought $500 and Red Bird, Jr., $500.
Mr.. Wilkerson is good horseman, and
fine Judge of good horse flesh, and we
wish we had more such enterprising
men along this line. He has one colt
now that $1,000 would not begin to
ouch.-Taylor County Enquirer.
Mr.. G. B. Hendrickson purchased
house and lot of Dr.. C. D. Moore,
known as the P. C. Watson property,
consideration $3.50; r. L. Judd bought
the property known as the Tom Miller
property, price 5000; Claud Burlington
sold young horse mule to Sam Banks,
Jr., for $11O; ]. G. Sublett paid Bood
Smith S., for bird pup last week and
shipped him to his nephew, G.. R. Cow
herd, Plano, Tex.-Cane Valley, Cor.
F. j. Barger and sons, Oris and Eros,
purchased farm near Columbia, from
Mr.. j. S. Stapp, containing 3O53 acres
for 5000. They will move in short
time; F. j. Barger sold his farm at this
place. to Shelby & Wilkerson for S., 100;
Ores Barger sold his farm at this place,
to MIR. Sidney Holt for $1,000. --Esto
Cor.
Mr.. T. B. Hagards reports the fol-
lowing purchases made by Hagard &
Humphress: from Welby Knifiy 400
oak trees near Eunice for $3.50 $50
trees from James HUMPHREYS s, of Knit
ly, for 500, boundary of timber from
a Mr.. Keller for $35, 80 acres of tim
bered land from John Christie for S125.
600
Mr.. John Norris sold to Hubbard &
Mitchell 10 fat hogs for cents; S. w.
Mills sold couple of steer calves, 10
months old to Mr.. James Wilcox for $50;
Mr.. Ben Mitchell bought a lot here
from Tommy Goalder, of an acre for
$50. -Liletown Cor.
900
r. H. Price bought yearling mule
from G. B. Smith and one from J. S.
Stapp paying SOS. each. They are on
the heavy cotton order. Mr.. Price also