The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-06-03

| NO. ll-lrene OF Avaleon 1st-Red; calved
NOV. IL, 1870. Smith Wooters, Liberty, $780,
No. l2-Duchess Cadenza-Red; calved
Jan: q, 1867. Mr.. BENZ. Sumner, Wood
stock, CT, I.725.
No. 13.-Imp. % Lsdv-Rea and White:
calvsd Feb. Is. 1870. Ed. lies, Springfield,
No. l4.-Imp. Gulnare-Red; cslved Feb.
10, 1869 Plinsy Nichols, West Liberty,
No. Is Princess GwyDne.-Red and white.
cslved Nov. z. 1873; III. p. Thompson, Clark
county, Ky, 5000.
10. 1871; Pliny Nichels, West Liberty, Ia,
$1,000.
No. IL. Maggie vsnmeter.-Red: calved
July y, 1874; Pliny Nichols, West Liberty,
No. Is. Not in condition and Withdrawn.
No. 49, Miss Margaret Fifth-Red:
calved October 20. 1868. Plny Nichols, Yves.
Liberty, Iowa. $500.
No. 20 Lady Geneva-Red; calvei Janu-
airy !, 1873. James Mix, Kankskee, III.
No. p. Miss Washington sd-Rsd; calved
Sl,O5O
No. p Dairymaid 21-Roan; calyed No
yen5er 10, 1873. Edward lies. Springfield,
No. q. Red Daisy-Red; ealved Nav -
1874. c. s. Barclay, West Liberty, Iowa
S525.
No. "a. Phoenix Isl of Elm Grove-Roan:
calved February 10, 1872. Pliey Nichols,
West Liberty, Iowa, $3.50
No: 70. Phoenix 9th OF Elm Grove.-Rosn;
calved March 4, 1873; J. S. Long, Monroe,
Iowa, $3.50.
No. 26. RacilHa 5th.-Rsd Roam; calved
March IA, 1872; Pliny Nichols, West Lib
erty, Iowa, S475.
$3.50. :
No. IS. Delis.-Roan: calved Dec s, 1874:
John McCaslin, Franklin, Ind; $500.
No. %. Eudors 6th.-Red and white:
calved Nov: 10, 1s72; J. p. Forsyth, Frank
No. 80. Alicia.-Red; calved April :.
1874, (twinned with Almsrlal J. r. Over
man, Bedford, Ind; $40.
No. 81. Almeria-Red, eSlved April :.
1874 ttwinned With Alicia). ]. r. Overman.
Bedford, Ind, $40.
SIS s. 5''2' a. NJ Flora L0sansp0F'' Ind
No. SO. Alice 3d.-Red, calved -. 1866.
j. X. Overman, Bedford, Ind, ST25.
No. "a. and 80. Symmetry Rose and
Cambridge Rose; Cow and calf. Red, with
Max, Kankakee, III. S525.
white; cslved September 1, 1867. Gen. j.
Craven, Hardensburg, Ind. 1925.
No. 81. Fanny.-Roan; calved June %,
1866. ]. s: Hodson, Spiceland, Ind. $40.
No. 80. Rose Napier-Red; calved October
8, 1874. McCaslin & Son, franklin, Ind,
$3.50.
No. 49, Oakland Heiress-Red: calved
Nov. 1873. G. s. Barclay, West Liberty,
No: 40 Oakland Rose-Red; caIved Aug.
16, 1869. Gen. ]. s. Craven, Hardinsburg,
Ind, $500.
No. Al. Loda.-Red; cslved May %, 1867;
G. s. Barclay, West Liberty. Iowa: $3.50.
No. AZ. Mary Gay.-Rsd; calved Oct.
10, 1874; |. E, Bridges, Franklin, Ind; $3.50.
No. 43. Annie Gay.-Red; cslved May
10, 1864; Gen. j. A. Craven, Hsrdinsburg,
Ind; $500.
No. "A. Belle of Oakwood-Red and
white; calved Jan. 26, 1873; James Mix,
Kankakee, Ills; $40.
No. As. Withdrawn by consent.
No. 46. British Baron Is, 557-Red roam;
calved Dec. %, 1869. Bred by Col. Towneley,
Lancashire, England. Imported August,
1871. Rigdon Huston, Blsndonsville, Ill.
1915.
This animal won prizes all over England,
aud sold low for his real value.
No. AZ. Sharon Duke-Red; calved Jan.
20, 1875. East Germantown, Ind. c. S.
shoaff. s15O.
No. As. Candidate Duke-Red roam; calved
Aug. l, 1874. j. r. Oyerman, Bedford. Ind,
1925.
No. 40. Louan's Cherub l7599-Rsd; calved
Nov. 10, 1873. Gen. ]. A. Craven, Hardins-
burg, IND, $40.
No 80. Weshawken Lad.-Rsd and white;
calved November Is, 1874, r. B. Long,
Leesburg, Ind. 5000.
No 81. Albon-Red; calved January Is,
1875, r. B. Long, Leesburg, Ind, $50.
No. 81 Wrestler-Red; cslved September,
1874, A NJ. Flora, Logansport, Ind, S110.
No. So. Royal Logan.-Red; calved Au-
gust, 1874. B. Allen, Newcastle, Ind, sl25.
No. "a Napier.-Roan; calved Dece mber
"a, 1874. j. s. Ballinger, Williamsburg, Ind,
$500.
No. 55. Reverted roam; calved Novem-
Der, 1874. Gen. j. A. Craven, Hardinsburg,
Ind, $500.
No. Sc. Marmion.-Rad and white; calved
February 25, 1875. Jeptha Disher, Bourbon,
Ind, $50.
To recapitulase: There we're sold AZ cows
and heifers two or three young calves be-
Sides, for al aggregate of sal, lao,
average trr fun .ivs OF 1919 81; ii bulls tor
81 S3j, or average prlce OF sol 20. The
total rumoer sold was So animals. and the
grand total pr cseds o: the sale We're S43 $50.
Average per head OF all, $500 IL. The hign-
| est price paid for one animal was 81 ,tO5.
| This was, beyond controversy, the most sue
cessful sale of fine herd ever made in the
Estate of Indiana, and a distribution of the
| best stock ever made from this state. Al
| though animals sold for good
prices, and perhaps up 10 their value,
! many exceedingly good bargains we're made.
Some fine animals went for half tneir real
value, and for less If il is considered what
service they will do to neighborhoods where
| they have gone. Space will not permit me
| to particularize. The enterprise and sue
cess of the Messrs. Meredith's in this line is
great honor as well as an incalculable
| benefit to the West. They are men of judg-
ment, skill and nerve. They do not hesitate,
to pay high tor the best blood, and If they
make the business remunerative, they de-
| serve to. 1t should be added that a goodIy
number of ladies attended the sale, and
| everything passed Oh with tbs highest de-
Il and