Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1889-02-28

s1oi odii bf oofu LtflGoIl owned
By F. G. Harris, Sturgeon, Mo;
sold to Field Brothers, Cedar Falls,
Iowa, 1850.
Ella and Lila, ,sorrels, 6 and 7 years
old, by Denmark, owned by Lee &
Mitchell, sold to R.. j. Moore,
s213.
Allaire 43l2, brown stallion by
Indianapolis, owned by the Will
sons; sold to VIM. Weaver, Mo-
limo, Mo-, $500.
Maud, bay 3 year old mare by
Duster, owned by Taylor Brett,
Auxvasse, Mo-; sold to A. F.
Keller. st. Louis, 500.
Alcum, dapple gray 5 year old
imported Percheron by Cheri, by
komulus, first dam by Coco; owned
by l. P. Adams, Jefferson City,
Me-, sold to John Beagles, Au-
drain county, ss25.
Bismarck, bay stallion, owned by
Ed. w. Clark; sold to l.. NJ Hend-
rix, Progress, Mo 1873.
Gray Ross, iron gray 3 year old
stallion by Old Monsrose, owned
by P. T. Sappington, Stura con,
Mo; sold to A. ] Wren, l22 so
Leonard, brown jack, owned by
John P. Arnold, Williamsburg,
Mo sold tow T. Turner, 700
STOCK NOTES AND PERSONALS.
DR.. Tom Turner took more in
terest in the sale than anybody.
Ever State within a thousand
miles will be represented at next
years sale.
Wilson Brothers, of Kentucky,
are delighted with Missouri, her
horsemen and Mexieo's combina-
ton sale.
Many ladies attended the sale in
the afternoon. occupying windows
in the City Hall and other build
ings near at hand.
At private sale Thursday w D.
Lee sold his handsome sorrel geld
ing by Billy Bntkin to W. NJ
Crouch, of St. Louis, tor $3.50.
True to the prediction made by
the LEDGER's black flag, the tem-
perature dropped to the neighbor-
ho.d Of zero at an early hour Friday
morning. The sudden fall in the
temperature came IN the form of a
blizzard and as the frost- laden
wind swept along the bald face OF
Promenade street, the few horse
men who had gathered there be-
tore ten O'Clock drew themselves
up in a knot and tried to keep
warm. The conclusion was soon
arrived at that it would be impos.
sible to continue the sale out OF
doors and the broad passages OF
Morris stables were filed with
buyers and horses. The sale be.
gan at ten, but owing to the lin,
tied space afforded for an exhibi
ton of the horses, bidding was
slow and not a great deal of inter
est was manifested. The sales
were as follows:
Winter Flower, bay stallion
colt by Tenstone, owned by J. P
Brumfeld, Sturgeon. Mo; sold to
Fred c. Harris, Sturgeon, Mo
sl60.
Star, Jr., bay yearling stallion
by Star, owned by w. J, FREDDIE
sold to Lee Mundy, $40
| LeGrand, 3 year old stallion BY
Mambrino LeGrand, Jr.. first dan
Dolly Warden, owned by P. R
Smith, jacksonville, Mo; sold t'
J. R. Campbell, Columbia, $40.
Ross, Jr., bay 2 year old stallion
by Charlie Ross, owned by c. IL
Bruce, Thompson, No; sold to r
w. Edmonston, s160.
| Bay Alfred, 4 year old stallion
Iby Moss Rose, owned by Ro,
Phillips; sold to w. l.. Green
Centralia. $500.
Royal Ned, dark bay 6 year oil
stallion by Old Ned Forrist, owne'
by F. n. Furnish, Granville. Mo.
sold to C. Guthrie, $500.
Minnie Parrish, black jennet b.
Warrior jack, owned by the viii
sons, Kentucky; sold to Jas
Surber, s76.
Sue Allie, black jennet b.
Thompson jack, owned by tn
Wilson's; sold to R. R. Buckner
SIS.
Belle, black 4 year old jennet b.
1 Marengs Mammoth, owned by tn
| Wilson's; sold to Jas. Surber, S5S
| Dora Dirktum, black jennet
Iowned by Hiram Mckinney, Cairo
| Mo; sold to Earl Cunningham, s9l
Queen, black jennet by Old Boil
owned by Mckinney sold to W
o. johnson, SIG.
+! Daisey, black jennet owned b.
Mckinney; sold tc J. w. Harris
$50.
Blue Bell, mouse colored jenne
owned by Mckinney; sold to r. r
Buckner, S6S.
Black Susan, black jennet ownet
by C. l.. Boyd, Concord, Mo; sol'
to Henry Squirting, $50.
Black Susan, black jennet b
imported Mammoth, owned by ]
Nv. Rodgers, Mexico, Mo-; sold t