The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-06-23

| FOX SALE thoroughbred Jersey
COW and calf DIR. A. 5. Price. so.
| WANTED.-iO0 head Of cattle to
Craze on good grass w. l.. McCarty
Stanford. 1913.
FOR SALE.-By 5. II. Fulkerson. oI
Middlesboro, Ny, "a acres Of land neat
Turnersville on Stanford and Huston.
vile pike for further information. see
+. ID. Pcyton, or Frank Bobbitt at rur.
nersville. "A
SEALED bids for our surplus mill
from July D, Jan. 1915. will be received
until noon June ooh. Those wanting
to bid will see the secretary for terms
OF sale. Stanford Creamery Go. So
!. W. Russell OF Huston,llc pur.
chased OF w. J. Campbell a sow and
some pigs, paying seven cents pei
pound
Robert l.. Elkin, manager OF the Cen
Itral Record, of Lancaster sold Mon
day fifteen head OF Shetland ponies &c
different parties Tor an average oil 80
V. A. Lear, of Lancaster. exported
three car loads OF hogs fro Lancaster
the porkers averaging 1855 pounds and
costing him an average price OF NsC
per hundred.
I'd and n B. Price, OF Garrard
county, sold ~ head OF hogs TO v n
Lear. the porkers averaging ~ lbs
fcr sS15 per hundred. Henry Pope OF
the Marksbury section OF Oarrard
county sold a bunch OF hogs at S.St
per hundred.
BLyer are engaging wheat from tn,
farmers throughout Garrard county, J
IP. Gregory, OF the Garrard Milling
Co., purchasing largely from the BuenJ
Vista farmers at 80 cents per bushcl.
Billy Shropshire. of Winchester. has
changed the name of the great mare
Regina feayine, which he bought iron
Scudder, Walker and Wray to Cab,
Desleys With lack Barrymore, and
kexall Prince, she will be one OF the
best bets in his stable.
Mack Hughes. Danville's progressiv,
and husting horsemen, sold last week
TO William Gentry. Fl Worth. Tex.
the handsome four year old stallion. Al
Squirrel, by Judge Collin, dam by Blacl
Squirrel for the long price of Sl,5OO
This is an extremely handsome ant
well bred horse and will be credit tC
the Lone Star" State.
| Lawson and Brown. stock dealers, o
Lancaster. have also been making heav,
shipments of 'ambs to the city marke
within the last fortnight. having pur
chased the young mutton makers iron
The flccks OF James n. Denny. W. \
Price and number of other farmer
east OF Garrard county, exported bil
consignment OF lambs to the live stool
city firms during the past week.
Y. A. Lear. the prominent stock ex
porter, OF Garrard. is doing bi,
business in the handling of large par
of the lamb crop of Garrard, havin,
shipped as many as one thousand hea,
OF the young mutton producers and ex
otcts to continue his shipments 70
some little time. He has within the las
few days sent out two double decker
from Lancaster to Jersey City. III
lambs costing him from seven cents pc
pound to 7 81 cents. and he receiving
about o IL cents from a Jersey Cit,
live stock firm. The following ar
some of his best punches bought up iron
the farmers of this community From
ID. NJ. Anderson IS head OF Is poun,
lambs az IL cents per pound iron
Hudson and kavanaugh ~ head of Z,
\
u. {. EubaTks 50 head of young NUT
iton-producers averaging 30 pounds a
Z 81 cents. from ID. y. Morris. half
hundred OF young wool-bearers averag
ing 20 pounds at $50 per hundred
from John Anon ! head OF lambs
weight 20 pounds each. at seven cents
from Frank Land 20 head gin,
~ pounds at $50 per hundred. from
Robert Long. 65 lambs. averaging o
pounds at seven cents. from Mrs. Car
RE Y, Davidson, p head of lamb
weighing about I pounds each. at
IL cents, from John Adams 80 head o
lambs averaging Is pounds, at 81 pc
hundred, from Joe Burnside 20 head o
@-pound lambs at seven cents pei
pound, from T. c. Rankin 20 head o
wool-bearers averaging ~ pounds a
SIS per hundred. from J. Fleece Rob
nson. Is head OF S0-pound lambs at
81 cents per pound from George Pan
kin 10 head OF mutton makers averag
ing 10 pounds at $50 per hundred
from ]. Freeman 20 head of lambs. av
eraging weight 65 pounds. at 7 - cts
per pound, from Spoonamore, Nc
kechnle ~ lambs averaging Is pound
at $50 per hundred; from w. r
Cook, IS wooi-bearers. weight IS lbs
per animal, at II cents per pound
from James ! Hamilton. ~ head o
mutton makers, average weight 20 lbs a
$50 per hundred, from William Simp
son half hundred lambs weighing
about - pounds each, at cents pei
pound. from !. b. Bourne IS head Of
20 pound lambs at 81 per hundred
from b. D. Pelphrey lis lambs at 81
ner hundred