Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-06

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"Fourteen Young Bulls, Good Calves
of the Finest Selection in the UnitA
ted States"

ted States"
Such is the heading of an article
signed "Stock Man." which made
its appearance in late number of
the Foyctte County HERALD, Said
stock Nan" is at a loss to know
where ! live, and whether or not /
have said calves for sale. A friend
of mine suggests to me the gentle
man who is the author of said arti
Gle cannot certainly be stock man,
or has not the remotest idea of
what stock is, or that he never saw
or owned Herd Book or Live
Stock Journal of any kind, or 9th
erwise he would not be at a loss to
know just where | stay, and where
the great cattle emporium of Fay
cite County is kept. 1t would not
be necessary for me to attempt to
give said "Stock Man" any inform
alton whatever in live stock mat
ters, for | take it for granted that
man who would stoop so low as to
write such an article and claim to
own herd book, and TO display
such vast amount of ignorance in
live stock matters, never can make
a "Short Horn" man, and the soon
er we get rid of such pufs of wind
in stock circles, the better the
American people are off ! should
not have condescended to pay any
attention to said article were it not
for the fact that those who do not
pay any attention to herd books
and cattle raising might think that
| had advertised stock for sale that
| had not. But let me say to
"Stock Man" that / have the iden-
tical cattle | claim to have, and that
parties from all parts Of the United
States can find me; and the beauty
Of the whole matter is, when they
come to see me they buy. And
now to the premiums Of stock
owned, and that was bred by me, at
the Ohio State Fair:
See A. H. B., Vol. 8, page 1917.
by Noble, 5997 Of the Warfeld
herd See, also, A. H. B, Vol. 9,
page 200, No, $3.50, of the Clay
herd.
1t appears from the records that
there was Northern State Fair
held some place that proved the
biggest thing of all the Fairs my
friend suggests it was at Cleveland. ,
And believe it was. And it furth- 9
or appears by the records that there
was a certain A. Dewitt who con I
stituted a delegation Of one from !;
Fayctte County, with the following G
stock: a
John c. Breckenridge-See A. |.
Il. B. Vol. 0, part 1st, page 226, :,
No. 8421, defendant from the Rem y
C and VanMeter and Thomas G. v
'udduth's herd, Kentucky, and 9th
n stock chat shall not particular Il
ze here, since sold to Company y
n Penn, for S40O. And now y
ONES a stock Of cattle called the Fl
Duchess, that "Stock Man" claims r
o be new stock
For information as to this stock, N
efer to A. IT, b., Vol. 8, part lst, 81
age l50, commencing with the St.. s.
luke Of ThorndaIe, and ending III
18th the 18th Duke of Thorndale, -
age 1852. There you will find the Y
istoly of the Duchess family. he
ave two calves of this family al
ropped last August, too late for "
e present Herd Book, Vol. TO- Ill., Ill.,
BY reference to A II. b., Vol. 10, di,
ge 27l, No I0673, you will find Iy
pedigree Of Prince Of Delleyille, pc
the A. B, Conger family of cattle, Us Us
aldberg, N. Y The pedigree mi
ads as follows: for
"Prince Of BelIeville-Red, bred the
b. Conger, Waldberg, N, Y,
. property of Andeson Dewitt, in
negrass Farm, Washington c. H., ed,
Iio, calved Dec, 1869, got by TIL
p Miss BellevlIe's son Of imp. the
'pture, 1917, out Of Prineesso, by ow
,tspur, 4090, Princess 18th, BY COY
ri Vane (l44S3), Princess 5th, use
Sd Duke Of Cambridge (594D, fire
mrose %, by Napier (623S), = lior
mrose, by Napier 623S) ),--Rose will
n by Bellerophon (3ll9), ,-Ro- eau
te, by Belvedere (170G) Red mu,
So, by Waterloo (2Sl6l, Moss Of
Sc, by Byron (57 - Angelina, bio
Phenomenon (A9), ),--Anne Uni
leyn, by Favorite { 252) Primo, peo
by Favoritc (252) ,--by Hub !
* (8l9),--hy Snowdons bull "a
2),-by Waistells bull (669l - 70, Eo'
Masterman's bull (422) ,--by 'oo =
dley bull (626),3 l