W. P. Prewitt, tho Paint Lick auctioneer,
reports the sale of A. T. Trnylor,
ou the lolh, as follows: Farming implements
sold low; n mare brought $70, a
mare mule SO1; a horse 15, a small bay
mue?70. " horse mules f72; oats $2.15
per 100 bundles, corn 51.70 per barrel in i
Bhock. 5 stacks hay $10 to 17; 10 milk,
ciws 517 toji'O, I small yearling steer.!
jlSJIeaidi; I! small yearling heifers $15
each. ;l heifer calves 511; 70 sheep nt nn j
menige of f5. 15. Good crowd and lively
A 250 to 1 shot by the name of
ty won tho handicap at St Louis the
other day. A strnnyer put up 51 and
palled down f'250. A local sport placed J
52 on Plenty and received $500 reward
for his nerve. These stories can have
no other tlnii n vicious effect. The
meal of "fake'' is discernible. Many oi ,
tlnw tales of fabulous winnings are con-
eeived in the brains of bookies. Tho oh- j
ject of tho fabrication W both apparent
ami reprehensible. lost. I
Thanks. Our esteemed contemporary,
tho Danville Advocate, which will Income
a tri-weekly, with New Year's, of
it goes without saying it will make
a xuceeas, ia kind enough to print this
highlv appreciated paragraph "Our
neighbor, the Intkuior Joiiin.m., giyes
proof of ita enterprise hy announcing
that, until further notice, its auu will bo
LANCASTER, GARRARD COUNTY.
Gnrrard College will close Saturday
to' the holidays.
Frank Marksbury sold to Benzley it I
Ball n bunch of hogs at oc.
Miss Lena Gould, who formerly re-
aided in Lancaster, was mnrried on tho
15th to Mr. Albert H. Leist, of Michigan
City, I ml.
