The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-03-02
STOCK NOTES.
CONDENSED from Farmers Stock Journal

CONDENSED from Farmers stock Journal
PLUM GROVE HERD.
OF the many valuable herds of Short.
horn cattle in the Immediate vicinity oil
Vest Liberty, there are few, 1t any more
worthy of aotics than the above herd
owned by Mr. Robert Miller A few
days ago Ne had tho pleasure of examip
ing the herd, aud can truthfally say,
after looking over tina animals AMI pedi
grees, that fer animals Of real value to
our western breeders il has but lev
superiots in the west. Mr.. Miller has
shown in oGr opinion good deal Of
judgment In placing AZ tho head of his
herd the extra ine bull, Baron Lyndale,
a nice rich roam. bred by Col. Wn
King, Lyndale, Mimi, calved Oct 18th.
1870, lie was sired by the 9th Duke OF
Geneva, one of the best Dukes ever bred
lst dan'. Constance 9Th, by the TIN
Duke of Airltie, 2 dam Constance I'll,
by the good old Duke u2i30l. The
breeding ot the three sres above, 9Th
Duke ri Geneva, 7th Duke OF Alrdrie,
and the old Duke Of Airdrie, are all too
well known To need any mention here
they are pure and straight Dukes as
their names Indicate After these comes
Bridegroom di203). Sir Mslter t263o1
Waterloo (2si6l.
The females Of the herd are fully up
to the excellence indicated by the above.
and consist Il Bylinas, Lonns. Adai-
AIDES and other equally desirable families
Our space will not permit individual
meatian of these, but our authority says
that fer general eyenuess and good
quality, il would be hard To fad a better
herd than this There are eight or ten
very pretty nice red calves, that will be
yearings in the Spring, snd nice lot
they will be. Our Shoit.horn friends
will bear IN mind that Mr. Mller's sale
will be virtually the opening one Of the
spring, commencing as it does on Tues
day. April 4th. the day previous 10 that
Of the Waps!e herd Mr. Miller has
pursued his Short-horn operations with
considerable modesty. doing but little
advertising in any direction, and those
who attend his sale or visit tue herd
during the wlater will find lot of cat
tie that have bat iew equals and still
fewer super;ors for straight reliable
breeding and general usefulness. Cata
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BoSSAIRE EERp.
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Thursday, March BUN, y the day set for
the sale at auction, at Vinton IN this
State of ssyentv head of sn,sr;,r
-. g, .,-.',....
'"ot' NUNS i''''' 'ti's ''et"' soe P''pe''y
of Wan. Is, Faitaeli of Charles City,
Iowa. including a selection from the
har3 y w l,,,,,bray ar ,ha.a
!,
aiii''Aa4' . "i4'ei ~ wy o@oeA 'oa1hai
says:
had hardly expected Us have fpand
50 much oil the blood of the grand o.l
imp, ID lie Of A1rifie I2.S9l In herd
an lar vast h,t RAD ~. siras tha,
snna.r Ia RI. na,; A., iii. n,.aa
Nnsc ,,,on -o5r london DuKe 3ng7 h.
t,ni, brother ~ L q Radt,,a,. r.npInn
DUCHESS Grand Dnk, aasa nnlIe n ,ke
If airdf,c 953o Princeton 4as5 sb,ca
90 Duke 5so5, Dake 81 Menara 5eao,
M !, pan,eon ana o,h.,s ~, o,nlJ
be named. while he was the grand sire
Of Doao g Duke ). IL. Is. l1of Duke OF
MASON o95o. ffanh''a DaNe oo?o' A,f'
"a - assoanI,,,, tr,n, - na,aa
reputation such as tbs Imp. Hariclte Ia
family bred for long while by Mr.
Renick, OF Ky, and also by Z u, Bed,
iord) Imported by the Ohio Go. Imp.
BRITANNIA, imported by II. Clay Jr.,
ianiha, imported by Mr.. Lection, ahd by
the way ono OF the best OF Mr.. Mason 3
tribes, and others OF notoriety.
Your space, l know, Is not
sufficient for me to give an extended
notice, as | would like to do OF this herd
and therefore l hope every breeder aud
farmer will get one OF the Catalogues
when COMPLETED, comprising the entire
| herd, and II 10 the aim OF your Iowa
farmers ana breeders u ger number one
show animals with ped'Srees 81 ths
richest and most iashionaole hieod
10y
hera OF 1hase falfHeia at ohaf'eS Wy
OAK NM HERD,
-, va,
oh ihufsaaS' March @aa' at OAK iiiii
Farm, Kellogg, Jasper county, Iowa, viii
be offered this entire herd of short horns.
.na ole, over ION had of part sb;,.
:.
ofeeains so"s' VI 'ne s@'''' our aa'i'5
ity says;
Of the IT'S head that Mr.. Briggs own
ed one year ago, fifty head OF The best
were selected as a nucleus Of a future
herd and the balance sold. A lew good
ones added TO the fifty with the increase
of the pas. year composes the present
herd. Mr.. Briggs being compelled to
anit business has very Reluctantly plac.
ed his herd upon the market, not 10 sale
or show condition, but In tie most
healthy breeding condition. The bull
at the head Of the herd. Mazurka's Bar
on Of Oxford, adds special value to all
his get. The Queen Of Oak Hill opens
the ca,alosuc-a fine animal Of the same
family of the Msssrs. Wileys. She il
followed by 4th Louan Of Oak Hill a