The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-02-07
O. Dollar. Jersey Bulls

there VIII nc = Aeal - - -
les Of Jerseys at no late
sbst the mania" Is confined q
|. lls 1..nore money than brains"
~ Ia maintained the posi-
~ - nreyailing prices are not
Y ~ the best specimens of the
y. butter records, backed
,IsSged butter pedigrees.
]. have to 60 outside the pat
!. Gazette, or our personal
,rove that the more promi-
hy.oders are not infected
lid amania J" and, further,
o.. made the money invested
Isrsey NTH the best quality Of
sscoHaintance with some of
eastern, Western and South
e Jersey cattle, who have
.,sely in the choicest speci-
6roed. will convince the I'M
that, these gentlemen are
ssIlfnl breeders and shrewd
= of conservative ideas, but
4 clear perception of the
ond for the best tested repre-
srseys, those having such but
4 leaves no doubt that even
ID may be reasonably expect
licious breeding.
sand dollars may be consid-
Etrayagant sum to pay for q
On account of an unusual
sbe will produce one or more
viii command an equal price
i. such an investment may
a wise one. And so a bull,
"a at the head Of a large
proye a frst-class investment
and this certainly would
should his get sell for $200
IA more per head than the
the breed. Col. Russell
sss., paid the highest price
bull at public sale when ht
Sir George for So, 100, and
i made a good Investment
uerior quality of his here
lucrative that he should usc
tainable sire with an undis.
or pedigree. Al. B. Darling
TX city, has been criticised
\ $4,000 for the COW Bomba
er record has not been ap
a Jersey COW Of the same
b will be bred to the bal
best butter pedigree, and
out her expectancy, wht
PREDICT the value of her of
Ir. Darling needs no argu
De of his own experience K
i'm that Bomba is q good III
retain at Darlington. In tn
December 2Sth, page IT'S, tn
emit was made thata humble
i skillful and successful 9
Jersey breeders had organ
enox Jersey Club, and pre-
west $40, 700 in the purchas
beg Bull in the acorld."
Ing that this enthusiasm fc
{ best quality is not confine
|, we shall, at an early dat
Cription Of some prominel
erds. Col. w. b. Montgomel
lie, Miss, who has the large
the choicest herds in Il
been making a careful exam
the herds where butter ties
made for the purpose OF seleC
essor to Elmwood Royal
death was recently noted
.. Col. Montgomery made
chase from the Elmwood her
promised a description Of t
Is to follow in the wake
Of America and Elmwo,
ntgomery, in a recent lett,
xtract from one received
D Richard Goodman, Jr.,
IL, which indicatesth amou
/ sustained in the death
!, .oyalist 675S, Mr.. Goodm
!. sympathize deeply with y
! Of Elmwood Royalist 81
pu what | thought of him
ID to try to get him away frt
eight or ten thousand doll,
ox Jersey Cattle Club COZ
nplished it."
I ntgomery closes his late let
nce to- the letter of Mr.. Go
lows: II consider it the hi
NJ NJ ment ever paid my 5udgm
j ection Of Elmwood Roya
lace at the head Of my her
Royalist 6758 was purchased
I. Mills, Of Springfield,
put Of his COW Lady Mel
to be the best Albert-Pa
rord; certainly her RECORD
Il butter in sixty-one conse
as not been exceeded.
he breeders Of Jersey ca
n THE State, and Of the 80
regret the loss of the JeI
wood Royalist named in
M pet from the Breeders Gaze
N consolation in the fact
ra u Syndicate have secured
~ ne Elmwood Duke, a bro
N, N y Royalist, both Of which
ina ady Nell I'd. Perhaps in
b Mr.. Goodman of Lei
" thy to get from the Jacl
Elmwood Duke ''if the eigl
'sus nd dollars Of the Lenox
I 81 Tub can accomplish it,
Elsctoral Vote for 1884.