Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10

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better this year Charley b N ssasse driver
snd good fellss. ssd re ase gisd - hss II
hsnds FIJI In he ssasaa-
Milo 10 . have nev rfs.tins Para A.
seci.sios. asd he nssy ounsfs Of fas'
hsr e thsre beias unwilling 70 % 81 Of
town 70 hsEi:e then any longer. Tn IOcs
tioa Of tie track hiss caused much di.css
sion ara no htie work bat rhe horse osneFs,
sfser vieSirx runber Of places, have d.
cided 10 make park en- piece Of grossd
opposite The farm OF 8. D. Mile. ON IL
rad 70 the toll t-iixe
The Psrcheor sf4lsiou White CsoS3,
o.nsd b. Mr.. Frank Beck Of E.n~ood
Farm, this city, and advertised In the Jour
nal is much admired BY fsrpers in this sec-
ton . ho have seen him He left foe colt
in PseHsqais county where be has been
o.nei the past three years, and 10 sure to
improve the horse stock Of this section.
The veil knovn Knox stallion Franklin
Price, is nos in the hands Of A. E Rob
inson Of East Hebron. He was bred By
John wooiman Of North Leeds. ard 10 BY
DR.. Franklin, 81. sire Of Lawrence. 2 u
"a; dam BY Ridley's Knox. ID dam By
Knights horse. His e,lfs are large and
promising and seem to be jast What th<
r,a.a,, ma 81 Of dams nas
/ Information is wanted regarding . stal
lion called young Bush Messenger, owned
in Pembroke soms years ago BY Caps. Hen
ry L. Carter. Any one possessing facts Ii
regard to this horse .ill confer favor b,
forvariing them to the Journal
J. H Grant Of this city. the owner o
Kenne bec's fayorite stallion. Cushnoc, 10
good draughssman, and has . WONDERFUL.
correct eye for horse. He has jast mad
. drawing Of Cpshnoc which is an aimos
perfect liketess Of this hne horse. Elec
troiypes Of thi, engraving have been mad
which illustrate NJ. Grants new bills jus
printed at the Journal office. Be sure 40.
get one.
Coed Aroossook horses are fast COMM
to market and as 3 consequence sending
good deal of money back info the county
Last week Frank w. Burns of Fort Fair
field brought down fourteen for the Ban
gor market; and the same week C. II
Rideout of Houlton took sixteen nice one
to Gardiner by rail, and from there to Bos
ton by steamer.
The Fort Fairfield Trotting Park Asso
citation at their annual meeting elected tn,
following a. officers for the ensuing: Ed
Dorsey, president; ]. NJ. Thuflough
vice president; K, II. Perkins, treasurer
N. IL. Martin. secretary, c. z. Rollins, r
W. Burns and G. L. Foss, committee O
arrangements.
G. A. Hum, of Unity, has yearling col
from EImbrook, which stands Is hands
and 10 very promising. He vas formerly
oxned by Mark Palmer, Of Thorndike.
In making his walk across the continen
from Wabash, Ind, to San Francisco
within six'yfve days. on wager of $40.
900, J. $ Hartman is accompanied OIL
horseback by thee gentlemen interested il
his wager. In the 1893 miles made up I,
May 5. he had compelled fourteen horse
to give up, their places being filed ,,
fresh ones. Hartman WAS at that time 80,
miles ahead of schedule time and a. fresl
as a lark.
The Maine bred year old colt Freeman
Chief, bred by Granville Hsckett Of Free
man has been sold to Cole Brothers o
Danville, VT. He is by Allectus, son o
Alcantsra (2.23); dam, Lady Mambrino
by Mambrino Kirkman; second dam b,
Gen. Knox. Jr., by Gen. Knox
Price. $500 cash. A horseman writes
This colt is good individual. Hae heat
and neck. lively, Morgan ear, good shout
der, as good back. loin and hip ~ any
body's colt and the best Of legs and feet
He is inbred to Rysdyks' Hambletoniar
hrough his performing and producing
sires, George Wilkes e 22) and Admins
traitor q 294)."