Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-02-21
Kit, 8 year old brown mare

Kit, 9 year old brown mare
owned by L, F. Adds, Salisbury,
Mo, sold to Irwin Brown, 63.
Contest 3O44 English Stud book,
Vol. 81 iron gray stallion by E
Human, Wellington, Sussex Co,
England, owned by F C Harris,
Sturgeon, Mo, and sold to VIM
Richards for 1,150.
Duluth, Jr., brown horse by old
Duluth, best son of famous Cabell's
Lexington, owned by John NJ
DAVIS, Mexico, sold to F. E. Rags
dale, Monroe county, Mo, 900.
Cleveland. Jr., bay 3-year-old
stallion by Imported Duke OF Hay
ton Isl, owned by Harris and sold
to 7. j. Phelps, Salisbury, Mo-,
400.
Tube Rose, mahogany stallion 3
year-old by Montrose, owned by J
Y Shelley, New Bloomfield, Mo,
sold to W Miller, of Galloway,
go.
Sister, bay 9 year, old mare by a
son of Ethan Allen, owned by
Adams, sold to S. E. Kindall, 40.
Monte, bay 4 year old mare
owned by W. L. Fletcher, sold to
c. H. Culbertson, 40.
Dollie Hinchman, sorrel 5 year
old mare, by McGregor Boy, owned
by | 2 Adams, Jefferson City, sold
to Field Bros, Cedar Falls, Iowa,
2S5
Antocracy Maid, bay 3 year old
mare by Autocracy, owned by
Adams, sold to Fred Harris, Stur-
geon, 1856.
STOCK NOTES AND PERSONALS.
S. S. Bassett, a leading citizen
Of Paris, attended the sale.
Clark & Potts annual combina-
ton sale is a big thing for Mexico.
James Spangle, a prominent
mule dealer from St. Louis, attend
ed the sale.
DR.. Adams, of Farber, Is visiting
his brother, Sheriff Adams, and
attending the sale.
Gus. Leftwich, editor of the
News, Miami, Mo-, attended
the combination sale.
w. NJ. Eubanks. of Slater, at
tended the sale. He is a member
of the Dyer & Eubanks livery firm.
There should have been a good
attraction at one Of the theaters
during the continuance of the sale.
The churches did not bother the
hotels and restaurants with dinEers
this seaso and the visitors were
easily cared for.
Jos. 2. Dobyns and Pack Green
did good service as extra police.
although they had nothing to dc
except to keep the crowd back o.
the ropes.
Leo, (Nn. II, A. S. B. for B. H,
is a dark bay draft stallion. H.
was imported by the Wabash I'm
porting Company. John NJ. Davi'
is his owner
John E Human, one of the hes
horse men IN the State, and owne'
of Il farm full of good ones, is.hert
from Centralia buying some of tin
best that are offered.
Duluth. Jr is the handsome
brown stallion owned by John NJ
Davis, of this city, foaled in 1879
The valuable animal is Is l.:
hands high and aperfect show an'
saddle horse and sire of saddIers
: His colts sell for from si(O to 5000
The leading horseman here from
: a long distance was Mr.. B. l.. vii
son, of Cave City, Kentucky, &C
, companied By his brother. Thes
gentlemen, VIII" have attended al
of Clark & Potts sales. had
finer bunch Of animals Oh hand thi
wear than ever before. This yea
/ Messrs. Wilson bring ten head q
E, high bred trotttng mares som
, of these animals are in foal t
Hunterwood, the best bred sire c
/ Nutwood, and other standard sires
Y Among this string are grand
daughters of Dictator and Princeps
Y Besides the mares, the Wilson
/, brought with them Duluth Chic
ton, a magnificent combine
stallion, halt brother to Duluth
. Jr., the handsome horse sold
this sale last year for sl3le
Artisan is a saddle stallion b
d Artist, Jr., dam By Jewel Del
mark, and The Jewell Princess
Eone of the handsomest fancy sat
d die mares ever brought to Nj
souri,. Allaire 43i2 is anoth'
animal brought here by IL
Wilson's. This morse IS q standal
). bred troster, valuable as d breedir
stallion.