The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-07-07
Farm and Stock News

county, sold $4,000 worth of stock
cattle to the following parties: to
John Mansfield, 25 head for $500;
to William NJ Sergeant, 40 head for
$500, and to Al K. Hawkins, 40 head
for $1,000.
Morris & Jones, of Henry county
sold the first of the week to o. b.
Stivers, of near Sulphur, the Jot
Bead farm of TIA acres at Crestwood
Oldham county, for SIS per acre.
AS part payment Mr.. Beard takes
the Stivers farm of SS acres, near
Sulphur, at SIS per acre.
R. X. Young, of Adair county,
who sells q world of cattle on the
Stanford market and is absolutely
one of the cleverest fellows who ever
came out of Adair county, has pur-
chased of R. F. PAUL the latter's one
fifth interest in the Columbia Fair
grounds. The consideration was
$3.50, says tile Adair county News.
]. D. Eads, near Crestwood, Shell
by county, who was here several days
early this week, visiting friends and
relatives, will deliver to I. w. Jones,
of this city, the latter part OF the
week, 1O7 head of hogs which will
average 200 pounds. Mr.. Eads has
had them on feed at his Shelby coun-
ty farm. He will deliver them to Mr..
Jones there at $3.50 a hundred, and
the buyer will ship them into Louis
Vile for the market.
James H. Cover sold to W. ).
Burch this week, a handsome year
ing Aberdeen-Angus bull, for S22o.
This was the animal which Mr.. Cover
purchased at the sale of L. l.. Car
renter. and he is a royalty bred tel
low. Mr.. Burch bought him for his
brother, S. J. Burch, Of Boligee, Ala,
who will breed some of these popular
black cattle, and knew where to
come for some foundation stock that
was bred right.
Rv the terms of a deal closed Fri
day afternoon, Holloway Bros, OF
Clark county sold their last years
crop of grass seed to j. S. Wilson,
the Paris grass seed dealer. The
crop of the Holloway Bros, will ag-
pregate about 1000 bushels. 1t is
Said that the Paris merchant paid
the sum of S1.25 per bushel for the
uncleaned seed, which will be deliv-
cred to him at his cleaning estab-
lishment in Paris at once.
In Scott county Layton Luke sold
a two-year-colt to Herman Gregg for
$40. Noah Bailey bought spotted
Shetland pony from Joe Evans for
$50. John Tribble bought s shoats
from Willie Wells at So per head;
2 from Bart Wells at 81 and 2 from
Wallace Hanna at SO per head. Seth
Luke bought of Willie Wells, year
ling heifers at S34 per head. Joe
Bailey purchased~2 sows with pigs
for 500.
Cornell Bros, of Paris sold %
head of heifers to w. A. Penn, of
Bourbon, at $40 per head. George X.
Redmon, of near Paris, recently sold
40 head of 2O0-pound hogs to Cay
wood & McClintock, of Paris, at
SO per hundred pounds. Connell
Bros, of Paris, sold this week to
]. A. Stewart, of Bourbon, 25 head
of heifers at S42.5O per head. Con-
mel Bros. also sold so head of stock
cattle to Harrison county buyers at
private prices.
In Mercer county William Bonita
bought four mule colts at an average
of $50. Robinson & Royalty bought
1000 lambs at eight and a quarter
cents a hundred. Graham & Perkins
bought ten 1000 pound cattle from
B. Noel at ST a hundred. Clell Cole
man bought 100 hogs from William
Vandivier, go from William Robin
son and so from Jake Huguely at SO
per hundred. Sanders & Company
purchased so lambs from Robert
Hudson at ten cents a pound. Chas.
Van Arsdale has sold his farm of 164
acres, adjoining the Leo Riker place
on the Danville pike to W. K. Card
well.
At the sale of the late Garrett
Powell's effects by W. j. Carley, ad-
Illustrator, in Scott county. Aucti-
oneer B. B. Peak reports that twen-
ty-four cows brought from $50 to
$50 per head; two heifers $35 to
S51; four-year-old bull, 500; corn
at crib, 1878 to $500, and farm i'm
plements sold well. F. M. Thoma-
SON and County Agent H. A. Pickett
purchased from Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
F. Southworth, go acres of land To-
Gated on the Asa Glass pike, and
known as~the Robert H. Jones farm,
at about $50 an acre. The purchas-
ers divided the tract; Mr.. Pickett
taking so acres and Mr.. Thomason
40 acres.
FOR SALE. privately, the S. E.
Owsly farm of 220 acres; large two
story, colonial brick residence, Gel
lar, cistern, two barns, smoke house,
tenant house, and other buildings;
situated in heart of the Blue Grass
section; rich limestone soil in excel
lent state of cultivation; in Lincoln
county, near towns of Danville, Ian
caster and Stanford, where there are
excellent churches and schools. Will
be sold at gargain. For particulars
address, Mrs. W. R. Rice, Southern
Hotel, Jackson, Tenn. 53-tf.
Orestes Floyd, agricultural agent
for Harrison county, spent several
days last week with his father, ].
H. Floyd and family in the West End.