The Bourbon news., 1912-11-15
STOCK, CROP AND FARM NOTES.

Ed Turner. of near Paris, sold to
E. F. Spears & Sons 800 barrels of
corn at $2 per. barrel. delivered.
Paul Hanley. cf near RuddIes
Mills, sold a.bunch of fat hogs to Vic
Ross at 81 per one hundred pounds
B. Wheat. of near. Paris. deIiv-
cred SATURDAY. to Caywood & McClin.
took. of Paris, drove of fat hogs,
weighing about $50 pounds each.
-Caywood & McClintock. of Paris,
sold South Carolina parties a car
load of mules and horses. For the
former they received an. average of
$3.50 per head, and the latter brought
from $1O0. to SITS.
Mrs. Mamie Hall January and
daughter. Miss Maggie January. who
have been here on an extended visit to
Mr.. Marion Hall and family, on Cy-
press street, have returned to their
home at Galatea, Col.
Wade & Grigsby, of Montgomery
county, have sold TO Ray Moss, of
Greenhriar Stock Farm, a weanling
filly by Emerald Ray. out of Mary
Bourbon. by Bourbon Chief. The flly
is said to he one of the best individu-
ais and greatest prospects for show
mare that has been foaled in that
county in many years.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Frank, of Lou
isville. will give debut ball for their
handsome daughter, Miss Julia Frank,
on the 10Th of November. Miss Frank
is one of the most charming debutan-
tes in Louisville society and her com-
ing out ball it is said will be one of
the social events of the coming season.
Miss Frank is we'll known in Paris and
has many relatives and admirers here.
Mr.. A. p. Adair. of near Paris.
sold recently number of his herd of
Duroc Jersey hogs as follows: TO
John G.. Clay, of Bourbon, one year.
ling. boar; Mr.. +. Reid, of Mt. Ster.
ling, one yearling boar; Mr.. j. H.
Stone, of Scott county. SIX gifts; Hon.
e. S. Templeman, of Carlisle. ,one
boar pig; Mr.. Thos. H. Clay, Jr..
three boar pigs.
The current issue of the Farmers
Home Journal contained an excellent
likeness of Mr.. VIM. Collins, junior
member of the firm of John Z. Collins
4 Son, of North Middletown. Mr..
Collins recently purchased the interest
Cf Mr.. Redmon, of the we'll known
firm of Collins & Redmon. Among
the horses owned by this firm is the
famous show horse and sire, Roose-
welt.
Is your husband cross? An irritable
fault finding disposition is often due
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good digestion is nearly always good
natured. A great many have been
permanently cured of stomach trouble
by taking Chamberlain Tablets. For
sale by all dealers.
&C. B. Cox & Co.. of Elizabeth, pur-
chased fifteen hundred barrels of corn
from Bourbon farmers last week.
The price paid was S225 per barrel,
delivered at Elizabeth. Among the
purchases were the following: From
George w. Smith 300 barrels; from
Brice johnson 200 barrels; from Bush
j. Bishop 300 barrels; from l.. D.
Harvey. $50 barrels, and from VIM.
Boone. SO barrels.
"A large crowd attended the sale
nf stock. crop and farming implements
belonging to Mr.. Walker Nelson at the
Muir farm on the Clintonville pike,
Thursday. The following prices were
realized: 1.500 shocks of corn in the
field 81 per barrel; one pair Of mules,
1895; one mule 500; cows, $35 to S8l
chickens, 35 to 40 cents each. House
hold goods and farming implements
brought good prices. Auctioneer Shell
ton Mcdonald cried the sale.