Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-11
FARM AND STOCK
SALES INCREASING
Land Values Seem To Be I'm
proviro All Over Blue Grass
Section of Kentucky

Real estate and livestock seem
to be growing in demand all over
the Blue Grass counties and val
ties appear to be improving right
along.
In Clark county George Cole
has just sold a tract of unim-
! proved alnd on the Lexington
, pike out of Winchester to ]. n.
Congleton for $3.50 per acre. Mr..
Congleton intends to build and
will move to the place as soon as
Ii Is completed.
The farm of W. NJ. Cassidy.
80 acres. half mile from Yer
sailieS on the east side of the
Nicholasville pike, was sold at
auction Monday to Howard Sell
lcr> at S225 an acre. The farm
has on it a modern attractive
home. Stock and crops sold as
follows: Sows. some with pigs.
SIS to SS5; milk cows. $40 to 800:
two pairs aged mules. $40 and
$50 pair; corn. $3.50 Dbl; she'll
ed oats, Sc bushel: 50 tons bal
ed clover hay, $l4.50 ton.
In Shelby county w. X. Beck
ley sold his farm of % acres and
improvements to W. O.. Middel-
ton for $1,000. Possession will
be given at once.
At Paris ChaS. y. Webbcr.
Clarence and Walter kenney, OK
ccutorS of the late Mrs. Matt y.
l<enney. sold her farm OF 13G
acres near kcnncy Station. to
ChaS. A. Webber for SI45.25 ali
acre. Five shares capital stock
OF the First National Bank OF
. arts sold to Robert Adair Sl5l
per share. and s shares OF Pco-
pies Deposit Bank stock sold to.
!. T. Flora $l45.25 per share.
In Shelby county the sale OF
the farm OF Henry \. Sogcscr.
containing $50 acres on the Ear
ing mill pike. just south OF city
limits oil Sheloyville. is confirm
ed as follows: The residence and
q acres to Thos. HardeSty for
$1,000; Il acres ON the north to
y. +. Thompson for $4,000 and
remaining ~ acres to !. II. Sag
c>cr for $4,000. The total sale
amounted to S4l.9l0 or an aver.
age OF S252.S5 per acre. Dairy
COWS brought from $40 to Sl0O;
Lrood Sows from $45 to 500 head.
and one pair of mules S395.
In the same county the Downs
Moore Realty Co:sreport the sale
OF the 40 acre farm belonging to
the Jackson heirs. located near
ltminenee; Tor $S5 per acre.
In Mercer cormtysHarvey Nc
Partridge sold 81 acres OF uniln-,
proved land on ! the. Warwick
pike to DR.. T. l., Alenaugh for
$500. Squire Mat Morris sold
his farm of los arres on the
Jackson pike to r. c. Burns for
Sl00 an acre. Mr.. Morris then
bought from Mr.. Burns II acres
in the suburbs of Bohon for S.
eco. p. Leonard bought from
Jackson Leonard one-half inter
est in 6S acres of land ON the
Perryville pike at $1,000. John
l.. Nanasdall Realty Co. sold the
Viii Hatchett farm on the Bel
lows Mill road. containing IS
acres. to /. Buck, of Danville,
and Harry Lafon. of Domino,
formerly OF IlarrodSburg. Price
$500 cash.
b. +. Mattox and wife of Fay
cite county. sold to Floyd Mat
toX, of Bourbon county. a farm
of Sl.S9 acres on the Greenwich
pike for $1,000. Garrison Bros,
OF Covington, bought of w. \.
Thompson his farm of 1874 acres
i'll Bourbon county adjoining the
lands of +. Z. Weathers, \. +.
Brent and Robt. Bell, at $3.50 an
acre. Ray Handley purchased OF
Samuel Hinkle his farm of 90
acres located in Bourbon county,
for 10000. In the same county
Manson Fletcher bought of Wal
lace Terrill farm OF 90 acres,
with Improvements. located on
the Bunker Hill pike, for $500
an acre. The Paris Realty Co.,
agents for Ben Harp, sold his
farm OF 50 acres, located on the 1
Peacock pike near Paris, to Ed
ward Doyle, of Georgetown, for
$3.50 an acre.