The Adair County news., 1907-02-06

VI De
Helm sold pair Of three year old
mules to Mr.. John Sublett G Son for
$3.50; one hog to Mr.. Dave Bridgewa-
ter's of Gresham, at 81 cents; A. r.
Perkins bought SOW and a pigs for
$22.-Thurlow Cor.
Hogs are selling in our town at 6
cents per pound; Ed Weller bought one
sow and pigs from Alvin Harvey for
$15; sow and pigs from A Murphy,
at Sill; a sheep from C. H. Bartlett for
SIT; Sold one sow and pigs for $40; Sold
sheep to L w. Tabor for $40: Ed
Wheeler and Riley James exchanged
mules, Wheeler giving $25 to boot; Ed
Wheeler and Henry Baker exchanged
cows, Baker paying $40 to boot; ]. F.
Gilpin bought tract of land freM Ed
Wheeler for $275.-Sparksville Cor.
j. c. Browning sold j. B. Shirley 2
mules for $3.50; Curt Hindman sold
Tom Waggener 26 shoats at 81 cents
per pound, and bought steers from
Tom Waggener, for s33; ]. T. Mercer
purchased rs shoats at 81 cents per
pound delivered to Willie Walker;
Frank DohOney bought one mule from
Chas Hindman for $3.50, and one from
Brack Massie for $3.50; Joe and Char
lie Thomas sold some hogs at cents
this week. Joe also purchased a horse
from AL Thomas for M2l4own
Cor.
j. E. Claywell bought one hog of R
l.. Campbell and one of G. G. Campbell
at 5 cents; Haskin Stapp bought one
horse from Venus Royse for $3.50;
Bob Pelston sold milch cow to Rob
ert Rowe for SOS; Elan Cheatham
bought 27 hogs from VIM. Parsen and 8
from X. w. Scott at cents; Venus
Royse bought horse from w. R.
Royse for S62. so; He also bought a
yoke of oxen from Haskin Stapp for
$50, and sold them to W. ?. Royse for
$50 SO; ]. E. Claywell sold a yoke of
oxen for $70.-Dirigo Cor.
w. S. Sinclair and D. o. Relley
bought OF J. W. Rubarts eight hogs for
$4S; also of Mrs. Eliza Workman, 8
hogs for So; S. H. Workmen sold to j.
j. Coffey, one colt for $e5; N. T. Jones
bought Of S. L. Coffey, ten acsss of
land for $111.30.-PellytcD Cor.
Here is wash for the truaks of
fruit trees which it is said will keep
mice and rabbits from gnawing them:
To one peck Of lime add, while warm,
one quart of crude carbolic acid, four
pounds of sulphur and one-half gallon
pine tar. Stir well.
Willie Bradshaw of Georgetown,
bought nice bunch of cattle at this
place and shipped them to Georgetown;
Ben Rowe bought ainice bunch of eat
tie here this week. The boys know
where to find cattle and hogs, as our
traders, Hereford & Tandy can always
supply them; Master Bruce Grissom
bought of C. M. Hereford steer
calves for $14, and expects in the near
future to be hauling sand on the road.
Bliss Cor.
MIR. Leslie Tupman, of Cane Valley,
sold Nathan Bridgewater, of Moody,
Green county, to be delivered February
the 18th, 8 hogs, at a price within 80
cents of the Louisville market.
J. C. Henson, of Cane Valley, sold 10
two-year-old mules to Bud Dearen, of
Campbellsville, for So, $50; also "a hogs
to Dearen & Hardesty, at $6.10. The
average weight of the hogs was 14O
pounds.
Robt. Russell, of Taylor coanty, left
for the Southern market last Monday
with 80 head of mules.
Marcus 10y sold three sheep TO Lee
Grant for So; Harmon White said five
shoats for 500; Thomas PulliaEa bought
242 oak trees from James M Turner
for -Fairplay Correspondent.
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w. e. Shaw bought yoke of two
year-old stears from T. NJ. Broekman
for 500; r. III. Harmon sold Joe Abrel a
yoke of oxen for SGT; G. G. McAnelly
sold 5 shoats for $21.25.-Sano.