The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-03-12
LAND. STOCK AND CROP

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J. w. Peak bought of Dec Carrier
a six-year-old mule for $140.
Frank Sheron sold to Charles Lusl
Polled Angus heifer for SIS.
Fred Won Gruenigan sold to Viii
Broaddus a Jersey bull for SOS.
Will Broaddus sold to Dink Far.
so.
Col. T. A. Bradley, of Boyle
bought here Monday 20 yearlings al
w. B. Maynard, of Marcellus,
bought three-year.old mare mule
for s2O5.
"Uncle Jimmy" Roberts, of Pulas-
XII, sold here Monday 81 two-year-
old cattle at about $50.
Scott Bros. bought of T. w. Jones
80 100-pound hogs at tic and five
630-pound cattle at lie.
Mr.. Bottom, of junction CITY.
bought of Horton and Ross Saturday
20 400-pound cattle at $50.
f. c. Eubanks bought Monday of
William Mccormack a pair of COM
ing three-year-old mules for $500.
J. S. Cover of Pulaski. sold here
Monday 16 mixed steers and heifers.
weighing from $50 to $50 pounds, at
Pence Bros, of Garrard, bought
of A. II. Basin. of Lancaster, pair
of four-year-old mare mules for
$3.50.
james McGraw bought of Robert
Wilder his farm of 14S acres, on the
Danville and Hustonville pike, near
Shelby City, for $4,000
r. w. Jones sold to w. B. May
nard mule for 5000, to w. C. Floyd
one for 5000, to j. c. Fox one for
S145 and to Mitchell Taylor a big
mare mule for $3.50.
Will Broaddus bought of T. w.
Jones a pair of five-vear-old mare
mules for $40. Mr. Broaddus sold
to B. F. Robinson an eight-year-old
horse mule for S160.
Wakefield & Jesse, of Shelbyville,
sold at auction a pair of work mules
for S605 and pair of mare mules
for $500. They sold number of
mules at $1S6 to 1926.
Adolph Won Gruenigan sold to
Kindrick Alcorn Jersey sow and
calf for 500. Mr.. Won Gruenigan
also sold to a party at Mckinney a
JERSEY springer for S95.
NJ H. Bishop, of Moreland. sold to
Silston & Cozatt 55 stock hogs at
16 1-2 and tie. Mr.. Bishop bought
of Eph Newell pair of three-year-
old horse mules for $3.50.
j. w. Baughman sold to a Mr..
Marcum. of Buena Vista, four year
ling cattle at S65.5O. Mr.. Baughman
sold to Mr.. Brakeman a four-year-
old horse mule for $3.50.
Harris & Woods sold Monday to
w. T. Robinson a pair of three and
four-year-old mare mules for $575.
They were good ones-just the kind
that Harrin@t Moods raise.suzs ..-ss..si
G. A. Swinebroad bought of
Thompson eight 525-pound heifers
at 10c a pound. MIR. Swinebroad af-
terward sold the bunch to Thmoas
Bradley, of Boyle, at $55 head.
Robert Woods bought black /
mare of Joe H. Jordan for $19750,
J. H. Woods bought a pair of the
same party for $445 and ]. A.
Spoonamore bought a pair for S4S5.
A large crowd attended the w. T. |
Manuel sale Saturday and bidding |
was spirited throughout. Col. M. H.
Johnson cried the sale and did the
work most satisfactorily. A mare
brought S120. cow and calf $50.
household and kitchen furniture sold
high.
Charles Kern, the hustling Perry
vile stockman, has been making
many deals recently. He sold four
teen head of three-year-old mules to
different parties at an average of
S127.5O per head. He sold Joe Jordan
six head of mare mules, good ones.
for 1900. He bought of Edward
Eubank, of the Parksville section, a
mare mule for S235; he bought
team of aged work mules from
Jackson Leonard, of Mercer county,
for 1925; and a five-year-old work
mule from Juble Foster, of Perrv-
vile. for $3.50; and a fve-yeGr-old
mule from John Coconaughter. for
S120. He sold to Frank Robinson
yesterday seven-year-old saddle
mare for $50; he bought three
mules from Uriah Martin in Mercer
county for 500 and a fine pair of
fve-vear-old mules from j. T. Lyons
for $500.-Danville Advocate.