The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-07
FARM AND STOCK NEWS

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Goshen pike, bouph, SOW and pigs OF
X. T. Horton at SIS.
G. + Bohou 4 Son, Lebanon. sold to
John Telger. SCHOONER, la. 81 Jersey
cows and hcifers at $3.50 each.
s. J. Bell sold last week to James NJ
Cover. a farmer out on the panville
pike, four mule colts at 500 per head.
h. ID. iloltzclaw. of the Walnut Flat
section. sold to John Rigsby, of near
Preachersville. ten l20-pound shoats at
eight cents per pound.
b. u. Holtzclaw, five miles east OF
Stanford bought twenty OO-pound
shoats at seven cents from w
Crccch. OF Fast Berustadt.
Iohn n. Ross. OF Lancaster. sold the
handsome Jack. Boyd Wagers. to MIR.
Charlie Crecch. OF Garrard county for
Sls0O0
YOU will find the best oils. greases
etc, at ]. C. McClary's Harness Store.
CALL and see my stock of all kinds
OF harness. 1t will pay YOU J. {. Me
Clary S-u
7. w Jones bought of r. +. Horton
ten 20 pound hogs at seven and half
cents per pound.
Mr.. FARMER-Iou want some
GOOD seed corn that is sure to ger
inmate aud make the most bushels. II
YOU do. call on w. T. White, out on
lie Stanford and preachersyille pike
or Leece & Collier Crab Orchard. 2o-2F
c. {. Withers bought OF w. II. IN
derwood fine 4O0-pound steer calf
Saturday for which he paid $3.50.
DIR. ]. i. Morris, out on Route No.
/, bought of r. T. Horton, eight ewes
and ten lambs at $3.50 per head with
ewes thrown in.
J. NJ. Buchanan. OF Hustonvillc, sold
two dozen Plymouth Rock hens last
week to Ed Wyatt which brought the
sum OF SN.50.
A. T Nunneley, owner OF the stock
pens of this city, sold sixteen O-pound
hogs at eight cents per pound to sam
CASTILLO.
! Henry Bros. of Nicholas county,
sold last week to Walter Stone and w.
W. Rigg. of Moorefield fine black
for $500.
T. W. Jones. a local dealer, sold to
Sam Holtzclaw. OF the Turnersville
section. ten lOO-pound hogs at seven
and halt cents per pound.
Tilford Alexander. near Hubble.
bought a five-year-old family horse
from a party near Preachersville. last
week for which he gave $3.50.
s S. Rails. OF Sharpesburg, sold
last week to a Bourbon buyer a pair
OF extra nice draft mares, for 500. MIR.
Rails also sold three head OF yearling
mules to Hughes Atkinson. OF Mont
gomery, at 500.
| Bean and Hutchings. prominent stock
dealers. OF Boyle county bought q
/ 100 pound hogs of Joe Irvine, OF Dan
Vile. 70 head OF J. G. Whitehouse and
20 of Farris and Mcconnell, OF Dan
Vile at eight cents per pound
Jas. NJ. Hutsell, of Mt. Sterling,
bought last week of Ira G. Sharp. OF
Springfield. ILL.,, Is yearling mare mules
extra good ones. at a fancy price.
These mules are said to be as good as
were ever seen in Montgomery county.
George ID. Boone, out at Traylor's
bought three mixed cattle from Mr..
Yentsch the German farmer. for Sis,
from Mr.. Berkholtz he got a herd OF
four; and has recently bought up IA
hogs of various parties at seven cents
pound.
Milton Leavers, OF Carpenters Creek
near Hustonville, sold to J. J. Allen.
of Hustonville, five head of ll2-pound
hogs at seven and a half cents per
pound. He also sold to Ed Buchanan
OF Hustonvile, five head OF ll2-pound
hogs at seven and half cents.
From all reports, we have been able
to gather, there are very few butcher
cattle on feed in Kentucky at the pres
ent time. says the Bourbon Stock
Journal. Probably the usual number
OF heavy steers in Central Kentucky,
and the distillery cattle are at least 10
per cent short OF last season. This |
seems to indicate higher prices for cat.
tie.
The sale OF live stock held by Buck
Ter X Thompson at Loretto. was large
ly attended, and stock OF all kinds sold
we'll Five pairs of mules brought from
$3.50 to 1895 per pair. 10 two year-old
mules brought an average OF Slll.50
per head; 9 yearling horse mules
brought $3.50 per head and Is head
OF horses sold at from $40 to $50.
Cows brought from $40 to Sos
A. ID. Bradshaw, of Bryantsville.
Garrard county. sold his handsome
bred jack. Bradshaw's Morgan. to s.
NJ. Wilson. OF Harrisburg. H., for
10000. The jack was shipped to Viii
sou Thursday morning.
At Louis kassenbrook' sale IS miles
north of Lagrange. the following
prices were realized; 10 head of grade
mich cows averaged S67 Horses as
high as SOP per head; one pair of 10
IL hands seven year old horse mules
at S5+2; ewes $50 per head. Corn $5.2s
per Dbl.
!. r. Ramsey, of Carrollton. sold to
Campbell. Lancaster and Williams. 10
head of 1000 pound cattle (silage fed)
at $40 per hundred. p. b. Gaines,
Carrollton sold to same parties Is
LBS pound cattle at go and II head
OF $50 pound yearlings at $40 per
hundred
Att ]. PAGES sale near Neechdale,
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