St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08
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The road house located at Fargo Fair Ground
is for sale or rent Address ]. NJ. Morrison or
George Marelius, Fargo, ID. T.
Isaac Smith has purchased Of Mrs. John
Mordis, for E. P. Virgins, Boston, Mass, a
yesrling Alcyone FLY, dam by Clark Chief,
second dam by Pilot Walker. for $500.
S. W. Parlin, of Boston, has purchased
from Highlawn farm, Lee. Mass, the bay
colt Star Wilkes, foaled 1884, By Alcantara,
dam Rose, by Knickerbocker, second dam by
American Star.
w. j. Lyle, Boyle county, KY, has sold to
w. A. Jones, Nashville, Ind, the bay colt
Grand Wilkes, Jr., by Grand Wilkes, dam by
Ericsson; 2nd dam by Sidi Hadet; third dam
by Boiivcr, for 81, 025.
Dryer Bros.' bay gelding Hartford co., by
John Morgan, dam Calomel, by imp. Can
well, pulled up lame recently at Brighten
beach. Hartford's shoes have been removed
aud he will probably not face the starter
again this year.
w. T. Jenkinson, Dunnville, Ontario, h as
purchased from Alvin d. Mirrill, Tilson burg,
the three-year-oli bay colt VIM. Reynolds
by Cuyler, dam Roger Hauson's dam, by
Berkley's Edwin Forrest Price $500.
Geo. T. D. Barnjum, of Lynnheld Centre,
Mass, has purchased from c. E. Rand, OF
Newton, Mass, the three-year-old chestnut
filly Daisy Wilkes, by George Wilkes, Jr
dam by Goldsmith Volunteer; second dam by
Silver Tail.
Judge Walter 1. Hayes, Ringwook park,
Clinton Iowa, hae sold to B. F. Holway,
Kingsley, Iowa, one-half interest in the
mare Zngara, four years old, record 2:4s1<,
by Almont Rather. She is in foal by Star OF
the West record 2:265<.
On Thanksgiving day some cross-country
races were INDUCED in from Gabe Cases ho
tel in one of which John Murphy rode, but
his horse slipped, and Honest john wa:
thrown of on his right arm and side, bu
without any serious injury.
Robert T. Holloway, Lexington, KY, re
Gently purchased Of Geo. w. Bowen, Shaw
hans, KY, the brown col: foaled April 5
1884, 10y Duke Of Magenta, dam Edith, siste
of Ethel and Emerald, by imp Saxon, out OF
imp. Second Hand, by Stockwell. Mr.. HoL
loway claims the name Duke Of Bourbon fol
the colt.
Miss Woodford. brown FLY az, the Queen
VA VIZ A0AA1 -. DAAlGls Odlu AuCN JAuc
by Neil Robinson, has been given walkin!
and trottipg exercises for the past ten days
She continues to favor the right fore le,
slightly, and lump remains on the ankle a
large as pigeons egg. The great mar,
may stand training again, but the majority
OF experienced trainers who have examined
her think otherwise.
Missouri has fallen into line and formal,
joined the breeders ranks. At a meeqn,
held at the Planters hon Sc, St. Louis, a Weel
or so ago, state organization was effecte'
with the following officers: President, S. S
Grant, Kansas City; vice president n. j
Colman, st. Louis; seer .tary and treasurer
Thomas L. Price, Brownsville. Michigan
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Ken
lucky now have their b reeders' associations
and Tennessee is prof .cting state organi
cation.
Wilkes Spirit; Tie performances Of tn
Kentucky bred year hngs over the Old Ken
lucky Association Race course, at Lexington
KY, have attracted general attention, an,
our Nashville friends determined to ties
theirs. On the morning of the Esd inst.
Mr.. c. II. Gillock's two FLIES were given
quarter trial over the Nashville track, an
covered the distance in :23H. The per
Torrance was a grand one. The fllies ar
Edgefeld, chestn ut illy (lss3), by Enquirer
dam Orphan Cir by Muggins, and BordeI
aise, brown dTy QSSS), by Bramble, dan
Anne Augusta, by imp. bennington.
Gen. Withe RS writes the Splrit under dat
Of Dee l, as follows: Ny eleventh aunua
catalogue Ger 1881 is ready to be sent ou
to all intending purchasers, and to all other
who enelos four cents in stamps tn prepa
postage This postage matter is entailed I
avoid bei'lg drained of catalogues by partie
who haWe no intention of ever buying. but I
deluge me with applications for them. Obi
alone, If would send them free, would 500
exb'm ST my issue OF 5, 900 copies, and possibl
not. result in a sale outside OF a few parties
am more than satisfied with the resul
o.: breeding Happy Medium TO Almont mare
and other highly bred Kentucky mares Il
! quif.kens the action and gives a smooth
[ rapid and easy gait to his produce. thin
1 nave now al Fairlawn the greatest lot @
tro tiers / ever had, and / expect 2:I0 o
better trotter 10 come out OF my present lot {
yc ungsters. Nv general health is now aboU
fully restored, but the muscles around m
cid Mexican war wound are still tender an
L sill use crutches, but hope to dispens
with them before long Yours.
WM. T. wrrHERs.