Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-11

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who have good horses cannot afford to miss
the opportunity Of making an exhibit Of their
animals. Several fine colts were also to be
seen, and were regarded critically, as they
served as samples of the offspring of their
sires.
The following horses were on the streets,
and were gazed at by an admiring host of
our people:
Dick-a handsome dark iron gray Nor
man, 5 years old, weight 1870 lbs, sired by
Tacheau, dam Nellie, and owned by Mr..
Josiah Maltby. Stands this year 5 miles
south Of the city. at Ss the season.
Farmers Glory. Jr.-a beautiful blood bay,
with black points,, 4 years old, weighs 1,2OO
pounds, sired by Old Farmers' Glory, dam 3
Whip and Messenger mare. Stands this year
2 miles southwest of Dover, at 90 the season;
$40 to insure.
Pilot Abdallah- one of the prettiest and
finest bred horses In the state. His sire was
Almont Pilot, and his dam q full sister to
Marvel. A half interest in Pilot Abdallah
wan recently sold at private sale, but it went
above four figures. He will stand at Bates
City, and will serve only % mares. at Sa5.
He is 8 years old, and 16 hands high.s Owned
by R. Todhunter and DR.. Geo. w. Bates.
King Raven-a beautiful black, 1871 hands
high, six years old, goes all saits, and a fine
walker. Sired by the fine saddle stallion
Jewell. His dam was by the celebrated Capt.
Walker, the fastest double gated horse
trot and pace-ever brought TO Kentucky,
and the sire of soms of the most noted horses
in the country, among them Harry Wilkes,
2:15; General Garfield, 2:21; Little Miss.
2:26, and many others. King Raven will
stand at the Early farm 8 miles south of Lex
ington, at 500 to insure. He is In the care of
Messrs. Wilson & Eggleston.
Shadows handsome q horse as can be
found anywhere, with fine action, and
owned by Mr.. Frank Campbell. Shadow is
s years old, by the celebrated Old King, Mem
brine. and out of Fannie Ireland. He is full
of 2:27. Stands at the farm of MIR. T. B.
Campbell, at $40 the season.
Boss handsome iron gray Norman, 4
year, did, and weighs 400 pounds. Sired by
Tacheau. Will stand at the old Bob Young
iarm, 4 miles south Of Lexington, at IS the
season. Owned by A.. J. Speace.
Arabian Dick-Arabian stock-owned by
Mr.. Otto Albright. He Is 7 years old, and
will stand near Richmond, 81 the season.
Young Cadmus- a handsome sorrel, 0
years old, Isl hands high, by Old Cadmus.
He is a fine saddle horse-a breed that Is
entirely too scarce In this section. Will
make the season at the farm of his owner,
Mr.. Doc. Barnes, at $40. Mr.. Barnes also
exhibited a very fine jack, Sampson, sired
by Rough and Ready. He will stand at same
place, at SIS the season.
Frank handsome'NOrman, weighs 800
pounds, 9 years old. Sired by imported
Roughtamages, owned by Holiday & Curry.
Stands at the farm of W. V. Curtis, near
Burns school house, at $40 the season.
DIomede "a ~well-known Norman. 8 years
old, and weighs 113O pounds, owned by John
Bouldridge. Sired by. Old Farmers Glory.
Will make the season near Prairie church, al
$40 the season. John Bouldridge, who Is .
colored man, also exhibited a splendid Jack,
Dictator, 8 years old, by Black Warrior.
Dictator will stand at the ssme place as the
horse. at 80.
Young 1'halabs-a fine looking young
blood bay, s years old, and q half brother of
Goldsmith's Maid and Almont. Owned by
Mr.. John A. Porter. Will stand near May
view, at $40 the season.
EaRle-a fine sll-purpose horse, owned by
Mr.. Jas. &. Kelly, stands at his farm 81 miles
south of Lexington. at 81 90 to insure.
Young Marquis Canadian draft horse, SIR
cd by Marquis, Q Clydesdals stallion which
sold for $4,000, dam by imported %Conqueror.
Will stand 81 miles southwest of Dover, A.
IS to insure. Owned by Mr.. George S.
Hackley.
Ben. Allen-dark bay, star in forehead.
with black point, splendid form, fine size and
action, sired by Allegro. he by Ethan Allen;
frst dam by Marvel; second dam by Todhun-
ter's Membrane; third dam by Gray Eagle.
Two years old, snd owned by Capt. ]. D.
Conner,
Bismarck--owned by Mr.. Thos. B. Seawell.
He is a mahogany bay, II hands high, weighs
800 pounds, and a horse Of wonderful power
and endurance. He has 3 record of PAS on
a one-third mile track. Sired by R~inggold,
Jr.; dam q Bellfounder and Morgan mare.
Several OF his colts were on exhibition, some
Of which were Is hands high at one year old.
He is certainly q magnificent horse.
Eggs are three dozen for 3 quarter in
Richmond.
Tbs board OF equalization sat this week
and Strengthened up q Jew little matters.
There was very little for it to do.
Mr.. Hainkle is carrying his arm in a sling,
on account Of injuries sustained by a fall
some five weeks ago. Some of the tendons
were broken, and they grow together very
slowly.
l have s splendid selection OF the latest and
handsomest patterns Of wall paper and win
dow shades; also keep white lead, linseed
oil, window glass and toys. Also contract
for house painting and paper hanging. J.
W. Grant. apr4m6
TIT Higginsyilie resner was sold, last
Tuesday, at sheriff's sale. under q mechanics
lien, for the SUN OF ssG5, 1T was purchased
by Msss.s. Hi. Higgins and A. f. Asbury
The personal property of the creamery will
be solo under a deed of trust. in front of the
postofice at Higginsville on Monday May Is.
The circuit court has been occupied all
this week with the case of Mrs. Annette
Owens against the X. c., st. J.. " e. y. rail.
loau, il f-v'VVV uaiiases, ior injuries re-
ceived by her, by being pulled from Il train
at Beverly station, in Platte county, In Octo-
Der 1883, by a brakeman, the train not stop
ping long enough to let her get off properly.
She claims to have been badly bruised and in
jured, and to have been an invalid ever since,
Her attorneys are 8. c. Woodson and Strong
i Mossmsn, of St. 10, and Wallace q Chiles,
The defendants attorneys are Hoe. r. P. c.
wilson and Mr.. J. d. shewxltsr.