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MRS, lsISSMAN.

Mrp. Mosy Rtasman. sworn, and examined by the
Coroner
Q.-Whcre do you ltvsf A.-No. 3os sedgwick
street.
Q.-Whcsr were you last Monday night about 7
O'Clock. A.-At batf.rast o'clock, al the corner
OF Oak and Clark streets,
(Which cosncrt A.-Townrd tho right, t,-ou
tue right hand aide going down.
Q.-Thc northuest uotnssf Al am not nc.
quaintcd with A..
Q.-When ron arrived there, who was with you!
AMY husband.
Q.-What did yon sect Al saw there was
ucntllc. two gentlemen lighting, and sor1o men
standing around. could nut distinguish who they
wcro.
Q.-Dld you SEQ 1ady standing thorot Ayes.
sir.
Q.-Whera Was she stan1tng, A.-she might
hare stood about yard nnd half from tho eaf-
rtagc, aA near as / could seo.
Q.-11ow fat wcfo you away-how many fcetf
AL don't know.
Q.-Nhat did tho tady dos AL didn't sec her
do anything.
Q.-Did she speak to anybody, A.-1 couldn't
say that. ! eaw there was
hnt whether It te1i On ta laay could M, sav
My husband .alti At the monsnt theis was al iii sdy
got struck. or wards to that effect.
Q.[fGu only :aw the hand fa'setl; you couldn't
i cOHtHa IL say LnHk II Hl1 btftkA,
Ing "Tt.ese i lady ssruck1' Al dIaut oee 1t.
Q.-What did your husband dof Alto fan,
and fell ovcr water.hydrant. -
R.-ni1 ynu hear tho pistol s1,otl Ayes, Sit.
R.-nid you sce anybody drn III A.-No.
4.-WAs i datkf A.-No, II VIVA not dirk.
wnH twi!lght; was not dark; yuu cuull sco prssons
distinctly from dtatAnce.
Q.-Aher tho shut was fired, what became Of tho
ladyi AL couldn't tall, because my attention
WA attracted to Mrs. uanfotd; waa ataudiug By
licr.
Q.-You went there after Your husband. A.
Yes.
Q.-Whore was ME. I1anfordf ALTO was stt.
ting on tho steps.
Q.-yitlingt .A.-IInlf lying and half si.ting.
.4.-fou could not say wicther tho lady was
struck by tho gentleman or ',utf Al could
not.
Q.-n0 you know who raised tho hand .-wus It
HanfoEdf Al could not say that
fAce was toward Tho garbage ii was too Ear; /
could not distinguish It. And surh sxcitsmontl
, 1876-08-10

.-. $50 :" .''A'
two olrsrs scnt sfer thu nom,c,ae ,ha cn,onar "ar
desirlnv tho turv to hcar what l." N so., hnS ~
say. Sullivan was soon IN attcnd-
ance. llo was brought up from
ths co"ty 9s a Looking very p'le and
u,eeonset.ca' ., A"e e"suacs was suo"t fcga!iag
himself Wien tho prisoner arrived, but on learning
prosecution Of tlo tnycst!ratton. he spe.dttv h,r
himself to tho s.ntiou. Thcsc was no % dimnuttoa e
ct shs crowd 1t tha tme The fact II thu. snlIxsn
lad tho ctreet Of ing tho rot,,n mucb mora a!,,e.
xsa L esP ise's Ess @ e & ss
liz II! Sss% H. ,,... =, ,,.~ .,..,.. ~. as'' ~
sal r. saynn, i il ng.Inst t6s law T to Sr nmt vu
under oath to tessy or u sgast yorsef, @ q Sa i
you want 70 ake any statement freui5 10 tbs jnty
soss ~ ts csss Without vor stsseent' "' Yon T,
nay say what you please, we--eaanot islss you Il
ooe IT, WS w
traa'ot q IL !4,. !oise 81 fspi'ea: 81 . .~'
under OATH 1 ~ """ q
Tho Coronrr-rhat ia against the law, and can.
LII ~ ~ H,,f IT, s1a a. az yoa WI aKs
sV st.,s % Mh,tsyor ~" ucr kuow in tom
aia!!: ~ ''N N ~N - ''''
won, ,ass et t,o 'u tut: sne IN %yst 1sinsy
saw ~ '"N' w '''s "'"' '' "''"s ! "A'e 10
d'bess words vere tnaudibfo 10 lie rrcnt hn,r \,
tho snectntofs and tc o!icc1e asa;,dea thr NJ ~
fnUst nurt In tbr rvutu This pstanncr essnvs, T.,
lei iii stnrY onco nuru but fbs inry i.si Isirr,v
in n:.rms Gin. he smoke in a. low t"Me s1.ys
orrm.ine hMscif on ths rrnnnu ~ n.s.t..i ,sn.s
nesa. III. sullivan VIM fiarsu t,r,,fre H. tnr.ss
aud h. then ,irorrsdrJ ii rSni.ir fts INT, s.
h,e eIsnIno,ni a. foiIons: A''"'A 'as "aa'' ''oa'
lsft thu u,tico Of thc i,onn of ,,nhtt. wc+., ~,
Mondar afternoon. tiink II w. i,ti. hssa, W
Or atout aanssr 10 t. Ven. IN 10 ~ nnn ner1ss
sioncre anJ sad to tcm In ncss,n A. ~ " -. 1.
Mss rnna litiin nritrr th,n .ppn st "aJ '.as
must mol charrs ne tbnt mnch sn aI n,s ~. ty ,y
rcinnrs hccansr nf hi" fh"s. III a1. h @ manc aas
r,las sbDnt oIica hnnrs tmte~S"a '1'1 - -, 's!es H..
On m uxcurainn IN whtrh hsa hon, E.,1t f. 1'.t
That day. When Sot to Tho e''I p,ace rs''ef Of
AIMING them Mr., Wtn,ton and H. Tniex ,Ma 1asw ~,
con,pnined Of t,,c nonr arr1r,mos t,n ~ Tu ~ ~
rreat number NJ (,h;ca eoans thst a-a s.o ~ tns
e. reasrked sss W. sSos,d T., the ss1op. 20
INT with fcw citizens 10 shnw what VI" ~
Nj. Taley then said, "iei IT, 70 baes, o. son,s.
ths South Si," ~ ia,t, ~ ,,nIt,e. nMx "1.m nun
mink. on tiia wsv. Wbshp p''!ssa' - ~ a'es. ns..
into thu civ. scro,,~rssa ~ Eos vses !
ihsrr VIA 10 ordiSanco ucnano @ &It n w. ~
Civ Council ,or H. .hkoitinW9 ~ ~ ~ ~
, 1876-08-10
FEW ER and AGUE.

ESyGs pa AenG e.trnd foI fty eents There Il ~.
sE1;s a.ld ~ 1tl!or rlasrous, bilious scarlet typoI
JnithM J ana ofher 1tsrrs ta1td hy IadwnYs Fiji, "a
Sold by Drusgistl. '' 'eA'' ps' osta%
, 1876-08-10

|
snys: "Es this Mr.. tIantor'lf" Mr. Inn.
fors Fayr. .yc.." Ny mo.,,er said,
"My nan,e Is Sullivan" and, taking
:. "aY"5 5 1t II. =, ,d y, skc ,nll ntp ." nm
patssrah "f i IN nrsce a, " 'a 4d riFS; II tie
conncil TIT. sttefnoun. Now, wish to know ' -.
r5oy at ANE 1T Tn, H. Acft,oH , r TINT A"Ttc.Ei"
hrutner then r.kc in' nssIn. and MI iinniorl : te.
s Sba %s ya M3 'f2ssf tn'ns Il s" s TIT L
@ aa ":ss,1sd M Jour wife's el!atatts5 u even y.ar
Wsnss ..y' ~ aer ri H. Ms 'sfs e." w ?a 5.e Gea
% H. given mir sour nAn,e as the author. Now. Mr.
yo3 arc, o. not; md 4 you arc the
saa sasoi. yHn s4 ,.sf as 5siss q sxe vas tes
know .lefe Is no .necs:.ty Of asking me." My
Sis'st 's sE"9 ssss ss ID. w. % sns q .st 1" ;a sse
=; T. 'Ss: Ssss = ssa 's'is s ~
and .cui,e Immediately en.acs1. and Mr. lIantorl
WI: either thtown down. of alipred and .feil down,
sna rSsEea s|Esa. Nj. saisnn With !,ln, NJ hteMal;
III e sSa "tss s%a S y IT, nc e,aea a' u sIps sfis si
hnid I my hro'hsr, When heard Mrs. Sullivan IL.
| '.wnr rnE scounDHEL mas STRUCK ME-"
End turned M around and rsw s1r 1lanford stFlko
11ahfonl wcre ttrnegilnx, ait your sitter .ia.l.w
s.s r. 5 SSsi "ssa at: st % d ss II
V:"Aier see anl' that str 1lonter,l sttnek hor
/ In The fnce7 AIN tho facc or in tho neck.
1:-Well, whst oscur.csi tlcn, q. A.-.rhcn took
ill., @ es H. sia hanss Il n, ae ,S @ isw sy
up my hhals to save my facc.. and the hlow foil
r. H. r. ny ass ,o,a; h nnfoa then ,hs
tltGlan who WAS holding him, "Oh. lck me 70,
, 1876-08-10

TIE ItACKMAN.


TIE I1ACENIAN.
JOHN MURRAY,
The Coronrr's fnducst IN tho bbdy Of NJ, Han.
for. was resumed at The Cbtcauo Aycnut statinn 4,
10 o'clock yesterday ,nu,nInr, Az on t,,r ,ay he.
forc tho rno ssa rutl OF people, who watcle, tls
proceedings In silence and with evident 'atere.t.
Lns s hs.t w.',ess twosn wa , John M"fsay' ths
"nSe'at'.e1, &c, wao 1ee'aen ~ tol,o".. ,
oWwhat - a. ynrr hn.Inc,., A.-Jwo,l, IN y ,,,,
rry .,,hi.
Q.-You weto present, Monday crcuns, when
Q.-picase state to tue Jury
WILT .ou "a" f,!oA II Ens hsoiSNlso'
aulllYsn md hIs brother rot ont and won't up the
.,sp., ..v,. and I" d moment saw them conn down
again. .....
p-pa you feo mem come down aea'nt A.
othcr INN. did not nntfce them any more until
few ,nonort. ,f.cru,r,a .uba,, 1ao,.J ..',. ;,
"na ,.x tt,sn, T., ,n..is =. scn,s s"osu a'ou
Jon might call it,-taw Alr. Sullivan. I mem 10
say. did not pay sny attention to them. I hn,l
st"n,on "'s ~ tr Wh.D 'ttIJ ,oor.d s UNI 70 ns5
ptnfod 10 mo thht AIT. hull4vAh anu Ibis atrango
man-that IL, uanfott-Wcse both almost down to-
vrt1,er
n.-we hnv, heard ,b., .ove,n, tinc. ond ror.
., ~ W., "s@'" ''"' '''''A' s'1s'' "ho ! """s
SEVERAL QUESTIONS IN nEolRp TO Mns. su1,-
LIyAN.
y1,crc ,yas aha t1us1np ths atruze,cf A,-nnrtro
the nme taat MT. sullivan and hls bfothof wcre on
tho stcps Of tho housr, sho wae 10 tho catrinEe.
Q:-bll .l,e Ect@ @ oa.1 A..Not N. until a faw mo.
Q.-Ars yon surc Of thatf A.-on1y few mo.
menta hstorp.
ucar the carriage. she and Mr.. Snllyan's brothrr
and think another man, conld not sAy who the
other 'n.a % w2s. 1,..
All appeared! to mo that The thfee Of them wero
Kind o. cltncAeu toEcther, thAt thcy had lotd III
each other.
A,-Not tlr.
.Q.-Whete was Nr. Sullivan Ut tho time when
thsy .efs standing together nens M The carriags-the
hq! 1wsn 9; 9m b. Sy H. + st aa,, him
could not say who It was.
Q7Mheh the ahpt was hscdt what happenodf
Al tue same time thete wss another nan
LaGwa,hus a,s Tapmt tfi, ni:I1oMafa* IT. snll!san
time.
only knew Mr. Sullivan aid hls brother and Mira,
o'-osa you ,'s. sss ~; f., spllt5sn, %rta1v,u,
A.|ust Ut that tt1na my hnrees naao a move md
aGaia RAw Sullivan fFo. Just after thl4 rnau wua
struggling toward Str. Sullivan SAW him tlre.
4.-Dtd Mr. Hahfora fall at ancut A.-Wcll. In
few n,unsnts from that saw ibis man kind of
lying buck In q ma.E's nrhls.
4,-Aiter tho clFaching together Of Mrs. Sullivan,
sniliras erotnsr and thls l1ant did airs Sullivan
60 baGk to tho cnsriago! 1l1w long was She out Ut
ihe carriagdf Al contd not aay cxactly.
should Judge about two minutes.
,Q.--Do you know now who that man wass A.
No, Mt: ....
S.u, nanIa nnt p's ~ ,o"afa7 0'eAanaef o"'
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our c!s'l,7allon .nan sl,all lax. the law into III
own la,ni.. ana thus talhlrs,!y ie.ppt = family ot
luz hI'lsl nf biz nsvtuIcss aI IN the .ntt Of his
rHjayh,rnt., the tlau npup whom that family
rested under God for il. snl,,ors' i an' reminded
out ot tbs h!'H!un conscience, anu aay 1t dcliher.
S;ss'y ;t,y. 'hSt IT,, ha u's, Ir my rSo7 brother
anre thu tu',nents1.. ssonsr of hls conscsanen. co.
~, they tist ba tcrria!s and. In the midst Of a
tia not believe there Ehr.stan leart hero but
n'.t t.e yscl fnr him. Oh, hs must surely Gs
With IL . IT, a ank n n, II tue eer an1
n,ents h'w bow he sent fuliow. na.t uucaiied and
sss1ss sn@snHa ill., mo ~ ths gs"srnes u hs naker WIN
70 tne atlcct" of thrn4o to.day ws can see hun.
"ass WIN o! @ 'sn ssarsu and torn by Rebel shot md
an I'll NJ ~1 .1 M, ats + sslsd M BY. IL. sears e.
sc!tnco No tnattes fow bitterly u man n,ny rs
!sn. ot as nis'!stds 10 matter huw uttsrly ter h. h.
c.snseIence will tell him. nd reason viii iii i'm
tlt no amount OF teets. mt rivers or nceans evc1
W. :nfe & :" ~ "r tho gnG n.s y tsdreary nd
may bs hlusted ont IN uIonng blnnd 'rhc tnnt, mns
~ p1fdonsd i. i. by sn.pnsaonng snu !urgiysny
him throughout eternity. and It viii n,uF' for Il
.,urt mus, his enjoyment Of everlasting peace,
MS sSdd :arh S9 nR ID ea
stand Ia se place 0f him who inflicted The murder.
~ ~ aet. but We aro rol here tnday il not
VI" tt"p eA!e kHt P+aCu--AH AHtlClHa4& lhf
yerd!ct which will he given. would rsiher cai
your attention. In closrs, to tho duty vi thx hour
aat that tiuty seems to me TO hu TO pray that our
Heavenly Fathur, IN whose inscrutAblo providence
th!a lcrtiblu catastrophe hhs happened, that Iiu
VIII. In hfB Enttncss and mercy and inhnits COM
!'asson, pour the oil OF Ills blessed consultations
ine" those wccplAg stricken. dcAo13teh hearts.
u, hfethfen NJ can al pray that t;Od will anti The
back TO tts weary burden. We can Ill prnY tat lie
VIII visit will the consolation OF His gfaco and thu
strtngteniny tntnrncs u Ills spirit t!usu who arc
70 terribly Mwcit down and a..4uIshet Ia soul. snd
w e"n Alsu Euppcatc tho tod at I'll lie earth 10
sce tusttcS don't. That IL III We tuay and ali va
ean ask, and ws have right 10 AK It IL American
cltlzens, W Christian men aud wonteu Nu have i
s!ght TO dtMand that }ualicc. strict and lnntxtb|t
shall ~ done. Il II high Tine that this thluv uf
sneu taking the law into their own Apndt ail6ull
CEASE It IL high line that Ws should know Width.
cr tete VI my protection or NOT In the laws OF our
that Fsoteesiun. May tioa give III grace to fcajxe
INT 'tssons Ut tho hour for llis own Soma sakc.
THE kRf. !. 4. n. IEwkrF
Offered brief and pathetic va.eltetory mayer,
and, after tho hynln, 'Cnysli Thy TOMB. aud
tls benedicta1t, thoss III thu parlo1s Alua out aud
thosa III t!c srrrt "cru allowed t4 taky farewell
look " the features of thu lcad For III hour they
pressed through the paFlot*, and tiluu tbs pail.
bearers, Messrs. Grosgs NounsaYell, George ".
Wheeler, William u. smltl. William II lush. A, |
AstlaWaJ, aud JOHN lung. boss khp rvlas Lv tue
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hcaEto. Tho funeral procession took M lts line 10
0ratclanh, *hese the remains were dcts,sltcd In
vault to walt nntil lot Ia selected BY tho fnnllly
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
OF certain Mortgage whereby the power
therein contained to sell has become operative)
executed by William T.. Bell and Adane Bell,
his wife, OF Van Buren, County, IN the State
OF Michigan, to Ira Davenport, of the State
OF New York, bearing date. the third day of
September, A. ID. eighteen hundred and seven
ty, and recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds. for the County of Van Buren,, in SAID
State OF Michigan on the tenth day OF Sep
TENDER, A. ID. eighteen hundred and seventy,
in Liber %" of Mortgages, on page 142, upon
which Mortgage there is claimed to be due at
the date of this notice. the sum of four hum
dred and forty dollars and ten cents (S440lO).
and no suit or proceedings at law having been
instituted to recover The same or any part
tnereoT, notice Is therefore hereby given, that
on tuesday the second day OF May next, at
eleven clock In the forenoon, shall sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, (sale to take
place at the front door OF the Van Buren,
County Circuit Court House, in the village Of
Paw Paw, the premises described IN said Mort
gage, Cor so much thereof as shall be necessary
to satisfy the amount due on such Mortgage.
with ten per cent interest, and legal costs. to-
gether with an attorney fee OF fifty dollars,
covenanted for therein, that is to say, the fol-
lowing piece or parcel Of land, situated in Van
Buren, County, In the State OF Michigan, viz:
The east half or the southwest quarter Of
section twenty-five (22), in township one (f).
south OF range fourteen (14) west, containing
eighty acres more or less. 1087tI3
Dated, Kalamazoo, January 81, A. ID. 1876.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgagee.
II. q j. d. BURNS. Attorneys for Mortgage.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made IN the payment OF
a certain indenture OF mortgage bearing date
The eighth day OF January A. ID. 1875, executed
by John O. Strong, and his wife NJ. A. Strong,
Of the township Of Bloomingdale. Van Buren,
County, State of Michigan. to VIM. r. Haw-
kins of the town of Paw Paw, Michigan, and
recorded in the Office of the Register OF Deeds
an Van Buren, County, State OF Michigan, in
Liber No. 60 on page sos, on the fifteenth day
OF January. A. ID. 1875, and the amount claimed
TO be due thereon at the date OF this notice be-
ing two hundred and seventy-fve dollars and
ninety-four cents, (S275.94) including an at
torney fee of twenty-five dollars provided for
u sald mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at
law or equity having been instituted to recover
the amount now due aud unpaid and secured
by SAID mortgage or any part thereof. Notice
is hereby gwen that by virtue OF a power Of
sale contained in said mortgage, there will be
Saturday, the 22d day of July, A. ID. 1876, at
the front door OF the Court House. in the VII
lhge OF Paw Paw, Van Buren, County, State OF
Michigan, at twelve o'clock at noon Of said day,
the premises being in the county OF Van Buren,,
state OF Michigan, known and described as fol-
lows to-wit Commencing nineteen feet west
Of the southeast corner of lot numbered sixty
SIX 1861 of the village Of Bloomingdale, thence
north eight rods, thence west nineteen (19)
feet thence south eight (S) rods, thence east
19) feet to the place Of beginning
also the undivided one-half % of the follow
ing described premises commencing at the
southeast corner OF lot number sixty-six (66)
thence east twenty-eight (28) feet,
thence north eight rods, thence west twenty
eight (28) feet, thence south eight (8) rods to
Dated 1 April Ssth. 1875. 11OOts
w. X. HAWKINS, Mortgage.
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Order for Appearance.

State OF Michigan, Ninth Judicial Circuit, in
Chancery. Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the County OF Van Buren,, in Chancery, at
Paw Paw. on the 14th day Of April, A. ID. 1876.
Harriet Curtis, complainant, vs. Solomon Cur
lis. defendant. II satisfactorily appearing to
me. Oran w. Rowland one or the Circuit Court
Commissioners of said County OF Van Buren,,
that the above named defendant, Solomon Cur
It's is a resident of this State. but is now absent
from his place of residence in said County, and
i concealed within said State; on motion Of
Heckert & Hilton, solicitors for the above
named complainant it is ordered that the said
defendant Solon non Curtis, cause his appearance
ia this cause to be entered within three months
rom the date OF this order and that in case OF
his appearance he cause his answer to the COM
plainant's bill to be filed and copy thereof to
Oe served on the compliments solicitors within
twenty days after service of a copy of said bill
upon said defendant and in default thereofS
that the said bill be taken as confessed by the
said defendant Solomon Curtis. And it is
further ordered that within ten days the said
complainant cause q notice OF this order TO be
published in the TRUE NoRTHERNER, a newspa-
per published and circulating in said County,
and that the said publication be continued in
sa!d paper at least once in each week for six
successive weeks or that she cause copy of
this order to be served personally on the said
defendant at least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appearance.
ORAN w. ROWLAND,
1099t7 Circuit Court Commissioner.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

| Default having having been made in the pay
ment of q certain Indenture of mortgage bear
ing date the fifteenth day of September A. d.
| 1871, executed by Byron Teal, and his wife,
Nancy b. Teal, of Bloomlngdale, Van Buren,
county, state OF Michigan, to Pembroke 3:
Grimes, of Kalamazoo, Michigan aud recorded
| in the Office of the Register OF Deeds for Van
Buren, county, state OF Michigan, in Liber five,
on page FIVE hundred and four, on the fifteenth
day of September. A. D., 1871, and the amount
| claimed to be due thereon at the date OF this
notice being two hundred and fifty i've dollars
:, 4 sixty two cents, including an attorney fee
81 -enty five dollars provided for in said mort
oage I'd no suit or proceedings al law or IN
$751; \, wing been instituted to recover the
e eq"y In No v due and unpaid and secured by
aid ,nor,n.oa or any part thereof. Now there
fore, notice is hel Guy s ;e SAID mortgags there
power OF sale contalA eviction to the highest
will be sold at public third day Of June.
bidder, on Saturday. tn door of the Court
Honsse i q; a. v ,ne ipS 30 Paw Paw Van Buren,
county, state of Michigan, at .'we's Sribed in
noon Of said day, the premises aes - ,1av be
said mortgage, or 30 much Thereof 40 40 nn,. id
necessary to satisfy the amount due q. ~ un
on said mortgage with interest and costc. oa'u
premises beng described as follows, to MI
ten rods south OF the north weSt
corner OF the west half Of the north west frac- =
tional quarter OF section eighteen, thence east |
eleven rods, thence south to point nifty feet
north OF the center OF the track OF the kalama-
zoo and South Haven rail road, thence In
westerly direction parallel with said railroad to
the center Of the highway, thence north to tho
place OF beginning. 1093t13
Dated, March 9th, 1876.
PEMBROKE s. GRIMES, Mortgage.
W. r. HAWKINS, Attorney for mortgage.
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ROBERT WHALEY.

Robert Whaley is sixteen hands high and
weighs one thousand three hundred pounds
and was foaled April "a, 1871, His SIRE is
Nighthawk dam, Brown Jane, by young Clifford
Morgan, better known ae the Guernsey horse,
and owned ut one time by Robert Whaley, of
Lima, Livingston County, N. Y. Her dam by
w. Wordsworth's Old Henry Clay her grand
dam unknown; by her fine form and blood-like
appearance, was supposed to be Of the Messen-
ger tribe. Brown Jane took the first premium
over all breeds in the class Of brood mares, ut
the National Horse Show, ut Kalamazoo. in the
fall of 1867, the only time she has been shown
for premium In this State. Robert Whaley
has taken first premium at the State Fair every
time he has been shown in the class OF Road
sters and Trotters. Now, 1 don't propose to
bore the horsemen and breeders with q long
pedigree, nor with what his sire and dam have
done, as they are all three here to be seen and
judged. Brown Jane Is on my farm, and is
twenty-five years old this spring. Any man
that can bring brood mare OF her age that can
out trot her can make 10 very interesting and
profitable by calling on me, notwithstanding the
right and left bower OF Lawrence, might tell
him differently. ALI ] ask of the farmers and
breeders Of horses In this vicinity is to watch
closely the performances OF this big young
horse on the track, and TO compare his get with
those of foreign horses and then judge for
which IL is to their interest to use
their home bred horse or those sent out from
home in order to get something to do.
Robert Whaley will make the season OF 1876
April Is, as follows He may be
found at Paw Paw, on Mondays and Tuesdays
Of each week on Wednesdays and Thursdays,
on the farm OF the undersigned, two miles
north aud half mile east OF Lawrence, and on
Fridays and Saturdays at the stables OF s. Jen-
nines, in Bangor. Twenty dollars the season,
Dr. thirty dollars 10 insure.
April, 1876. 1899
STEPHEN sTODDARD.