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'.THled Igta and W. IU Scott, of
Not tli Middletown, sold their tobacco
Piek Wilson, ((f Pari, at 9 and 10c. s
and II. . Cay wood purchased, of G.
"T. Bradley hia store and dwelling
bouse for 91,100 last week. '
O uo hundred head of fat cattle of
1 the Heroford and Polled-Angus breed,
reared at the Walnut Hill Farm, the
of L. V. flarknoss, the Standard
Oil magnate near Lozlngton, have
b'een shipped f6r transportation, to
rjindbn. Thqy were purchased by
u Nelson Morrisof OhlcBgo, for tho holiday
trado at si cents per pound, in
round numbere..$10)000.
The M. C. Wotmore Tobacco Company,
with a capital of $1,250,000, has
boun formed lo run-Independently of
tho 'Tobacco Trust, and will bo incorporate
in a few days. An extonslvo
plaut has boon fined up in St, Louis,
and will bo in operation spon with
several hundred employes.
7 Y,. M. Joues has bold his
farin near Cane Ridge, In Bourbon
county, to Newton Lino lor $12,400.
JnsBO Lstlqn bought of tho John W.
Lotto n heirs 100 acres of land on the
ackstowrTpiko at $50.05 'per acre.
' John'Jonpo cold to W. B, Griffith,
of Bpurbp.ii county, 17 cattle averaging
1,520 pounds at.6,'fc6nis. the highest
pft'co, paid ti the courit&hls soason.
The cattle will bo shippod to Philadelphia
for the Christinas market,
"Georgetown Tim?.?,, ... t
Col. Thomas Johnson has Bold to J.
and C. Fogg 85 acres of land on
pike at $75 per aero. No improvements.
