The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-08-13
LAND. STOCK AND CROP


day 10 nice steers at 1Oc n pound.
J T. Rigsby bought Of Richard
Wren an S65-pound heifer at Sc a
pound.
j. Fox Dudderar bought Of q. y.
Bruner, 2 45O-pound short yea,ling
calves for sos.
Great Britain has in Fronce veter-
mary hospitals that will accommo-
date $4,000 horses.
Sam Matheney bought ut the +.
p. a ]. NJ. Woods horse sale, a pair
Of nice mares for $500.
Mrs. w. d. Routt. Of Danvilie.
sold to Johnston, Of Boyle, seven
200-pound hogs at i7hc.
George Logan sold to Center Bros,
OF Paint Lick, 15O0-pound Pooled
Angus bull at Sc n pound.
Morgan Smith Baughman sold TO
Wilkes Rogers, small pair of q
year-old mare mules for $3.50.
Shell Oats. Of DanviIre, sold 20
Dick Burton, OF Garrard, 25 extra
nice yearling cattle at 11hc n
pound.
The portion Of the RIM farm in
Mercer county, including the home,
was taken down at the sale the other
day at Sis7.5O.
Lutes & Lutes bought Of 7. w.
Bradson & j. ~ Welsey 40 n.,cd
hogs at l6is and Tic n pound, and
T. al
J. W. Baughman sold to g r.
Rankin a short yearling Hack hull
for s75. and one Of li:tle better
quality TO George Logan FOR $50
j. H. Vowel bought Of Frank
Coppagc n bunch Of 6OO-pound year
ling cattle at Zoe, and a car 81 hogs
Of different parties At $50 = pc nv
William Moreland sold to ! H.
Baughman 8 900-pound cattle o lie
pound, and four steers to Norris
Farris at the same money and : neif-
ers az &c.
Auctioneer G.. l.. looms sold for
Morgan Smith Baughnan TO - Rob
Cover n pair Of two-year-old sorrel
mare uui'S ioI F'o's hwy 'it
good ones.
world-famous fve-gaited saddle
horses, ex-champions, near cham
pions and possible future champions
will compete for the $4,000 prize
this year at the State Fair.
Shanks & Myers sold TO J. !
Baughman, 40 roo pound black
heifers. at 10 cents a pound. All Of
these were Of their own raising and
Of exceptionally good quality.
Harris & Speakes, agents. sold the
Matt Lair farm Of 221 acres. stu
ated within two miles Of Paris, on the
Lexington pike, to Mr.. W. c. Walk
ms, Of Irvine. Ky. Mt 1915 per acre.
or total Of s6O,500.
The sale Of Jersey cattle held
Tuesday by r. NJ Estes was largely
attended. quite a number being pres
ent from out of the county. Fifty
six herd were sold. bringing an av-
eraRe price of approximately $50
Lebanon Enterprise.
j. Lee Murphy sold TO Judge Coul-
ter. Of Boyle, 80 ewes at $3.50 and
Mr.. Murphy also sold To ". -. ~
liams 80 ewes at 500. also 25 TO q.
X Sanders ut the same money, and
Mr.. Murphy sold to W. f. belong
7-year-old mare mule tor $500.
There was n good crowd at VIM
G. Robinson's sale Tuesday near
Wilmore, and nearly everything
brought a good price One pair Of
mules sold for 1925; colt, SOS; horse
500; ~ hogs mt 20 cents n pound ;
COW and calf, S1079l; two-horse
wagon. $40; buggy. $I2; two sows,
s37 and SAL; side meat. SO cents n
pound; lard 81 cents pound
About $50 head of cattle were on
the market at Harrodsburk court
day, according TO the report Of Auc-
tioneer j. ]. McGnnis. He gives
sales as follows: Ten heifers, AVERAGE
weight 600 pounds, brought $40 n
head: fifteen common steers average
weight $50 pounds, $50 a head; ten
steers. average weight 700 pounds,
$50 each; milk cows sold from sos to
500 and horses from $50 to SIS:
mules in pairs went at from 500 to
s275 a pair
The Germans are employing fresh
forces Of reserves and are defending
the ground inch by inch, intent on