The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-03-31
Established 1860. 57th Year No.
Farm and Stock News

T. w. Jones bought three cows
from J. W Barnes, of I;yrdstown
Tenn, for S766.
S. We'll has bought two car loads
of 1,450 pound cattle of j. w. Will
liams, in Madison county, at 8 cents
Mt. Sterling sold about 100000
pounds of tobacco this season, at an
average of $10.54.
A Pendleton farmer reports sell.
ing $210 worth of cream from three
cows in z months.
J. H. Baughman & Co., bought OF
John NJ. Carter and John S. Murphy
their crops of hay, about five or six
carloads at $14 per ton.
C. c. Withers, of the Rush Branch
section, is selling his corn crop to J.
H. Baughman & Co., this week, al
81 barrel.
]. M. Carter, of Turnersville, sold
to j. H. Baughman & Co., Wednes-
day 500 bales of timothy hay at S14
ton.
U. S. Traylor, of the Goshen Sec
ton is delivering his corn to ]. H
Baughman & Co., at four dollars a
| barrel, this week.
c. NJ. Largent, of Merkel, Texas
recently sold the Hereford bull calf
Don Fairfax End, to Tom Parrot, of
Throckton, Texas, for $4,000.
Hiram Roseberry, Of near Paris
bought a pair of aged mules from
Caywood, Smith & McClintock, OF
Paris, this week for S400.
Caywood, Smith & McClintock, OF
Paris, bought five head of mules in
Winchester, Monday, for an average
of S175 per head.
George W. Leach north of Waynes-
burg, sold nice pair CT horse mule
colts to Will Sweeney, of Waynes-
burg, for 500.
w. J. Owen & Son, of Hardins-
burg, have a big type Poland China
sow that has narrowed 35 pigs in
IL 1-2 months.
Caywood, Smith & McClintock, of
Paris, sold two pairs of aged mules
to a Virginia buyer Saturday for
$500.
R. M. Sharp, of Casey county, sold
to T. w. Jones, of Stanford, 80 hogs
that averaged $50 pounds, at s IA
cents a pound.
Jack Weber, of the Waynesburg
section, bought a mare and buggy of
Charley Brown, of the same commun-
ity. for which he paid $165.
T. w. Jones, of Stanford, bought
this week from Davis & Steeley, OF
East Tennessee. 112 head of sheep al
figure around $3.50 a head.
At the sale of the various Hereford
breeders recently held at Kansas City
Mo-, n head averaged S402. The TOP
was $4,000 for a bull, Don Perfect
2nd.
In Marion county John B. Graves
bought of John and Joe Avritt 81
head of cattle at 8 cents. The pur-
chase was made for Tim McCauley
of Louisville.
R. T. Nunnelley sold to ]. B. Eos
ter Thursday, black bull that he
had previously purchased from j. w
Barnes, of Byrdstown, Tenn, at six
and quarter cents, for $50.
"Uncle Harve" Poynter sold this
week to R. M. BLACKBERRY 1877 bushels
of corn at 80 cents bushel for the
sound corn and So cents a bushel fol-
the nubbins.
Jones Baughman, of Moreland
sold four head of nice four-year-old
mules to B. G. Fox, of Danville, this
week, at S140 a head. Two were
males and two females.
w. o. Reed, Captain of the Sixth
United States Cavalry, recently sold
TO the Brown Land and Cattle Co., al
Brownsville, Texas, the five-year-olC
chestnut stallion. Red Jean BIRD
1897, for which he received 81, 900
Marcus A. Prewitt purchased this
week from Charles w. Brummett his
farm containing about 81 acres, lying
four miles from Mt. Sterling, on the
Winchester pike at price of about
$3.50 per acre. Possession was given
at once.
What is said to be the largest sale
of mules that has been made in
Boone county, Mo-, in many years
made recently when R. A. and ]. R
Fountaine, of Centralia, Mo-, sold to
Chas. w. Green, for a st. Louis firm
ITO head of cotton mules for S20,.
O3O.
Giltner Bros, of Eminence, have
just sold to Enochs & Wartmon, OF
Jackson, Miss, nine head of regis.
tered Hereford cows at $500 pei
head. They also sold to Dunaway
& Lambert, of Orrville, Ala, four.
teen grade and registered Holsteir
heifers at $3.50 per head.
Pleasant Routen, of the Waynes-
burg section has been doing consid-
cradle trading recently. He sold a
couple Of horses, che four and the
other five years old, to Lonnie Pad.
gett, for $3.50. To the same buyer
he sold a cow ard calf for $50 and
from Elmer Gilliland he bought a
y.ur@ r;are for S15U.
Casey Bros. of Iowa City, Ia, have
sold to Hecht & Person, Minot, N. D.,
four Belgian mares, including the
champion and reserve champion al
the Denver show. They received
$4,000 for the champion pair, which
they purchased recently, and $1,000
for the others.
Robert Shropshire, of Paris, sold
this week to a. Mr.. Shehan, of Louis
vile, classy 5-year-old bay saddle
gelding, for $3.50. The horse was
bought for the personal use of Major
E. S. Wright, of the U. S. Cavalry,
who is stationed at Douglas, Arizona