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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
LEGAL ADIERTISING.

MORTGAGE sAIK-W Whertas cei@a.t las
- beea made iH tne FaSalrnt 81 nc AeNes
eseefed - > nlortgaEt oates tAr s.th.A e.s. ~
eaa eiEats 81 executed hS Mathew A. Hatch
eAA aalia hatca. nis -. Hi SsSAt1t t.'
stfp, hcat c9Rais. Nle1llAh, - AAtssct tts
sieslas q l.aAssies Asas' ~..s ..ss r.e.rses es
~ the efnce ~ abe register ~ ~ttes iot tht
county ~ kRaf. IA Iistf - II tati @s.rrs NA
paee - an the Asa eay a March ln sac se4s
a. u f>>s. 81 3 e'c.0ek 3. Hl- anN whereas, &c
sad fuoTtgaEe has been aHis assigned t5 titt
SAID Chester III. Siet'iaps q 0ehinto a ! -
lt@iis, p ssie4naeAt. bear - sS's sA.s ~,
day ol Nay. Ia tbe year A u. lsss ane record
"a a. the atlCe Il Ihe res slff 81 Otfds - tiie
county 0i Kent. ca the leth DAY 81 MAY ~ ti.s
sc@r H. lsss al , . elolk a. A.. ta tiuet ~
81 mortgages. GA PAGE l-4 ana the setae is
uoW owned ~ him, said assignee and Atfeas'
tbs amount claimed 70 he aue tA safe meft
81 Ee 80 tae date II thts aeiice - tbs sun ~
nFe hundred ane ioCf aoia ana iolts ihies
cfnis SOILS II puHeipsi 4nd interest, ana
tie further SUN "a tHchty hAe onittfe - @N
attorney Zee, hy virtue ~ tie statute 20 seen
ease made aud provided, ana tue Nhois
amount claimed 90 be due And unpaid en- aiAid
mCFtgage. Including attorney tet a. ai0fesate,
Is the sun OF ave hundred. twenty pine oei-
lars and torty three cents fD2-f.ss, ana 10 SUI
or proceedings having been Instituted Al ioM
10 recover the debt nov remaining secured y
said mortgage. or any psrt thereof Nhrts os
the power Of sale contained Ia SAID mortgage
has become operative.
Now. therefore notice Is hereby given. that
hy virtue OF said power Of sale. and m iafot.
ancV of the statute IA such ease made Aha
provided. the said mortgage viii De iofceiesea
by a sale Of the premises there n Cesrfioeds
public auction. 10 the highest ni0drf. ~ the
ffont south door 81 the touft biOca, Ca ~
4 81 in the city of 6raud Rapids, in AID count 1,
( OF Kent. uhat being the pace ~ holding tht
crcuit court for the county OF KENT, on tht
4 18th day of August next AZ Two oci ich th th.
afternoon OF that day. which said premise
1 are described In said mortgage A. loto~a' 10
\ wit. All and singular that certain plect ol
/ parcel Of land situate Ip the Township o
/ Spencer in the county Of Kent ana state o.
/ Michigan. and particularly described a. icl
I lows viz. The north hal 20 a the southeas
! quarter = of section twents-0ne l-li, eAcep
/ twenty I've 90 acres on the north side. anf
being IN township ten 90 north. range nin'
| e9 west
Dated. Grand Rapids. Mich. May l6 A. j.
1870 .-
SANFORD A. YE0MANS.
Assignee of Mortgage
A.A. ELLIS AND 7. c. MILLER.
Attorneys Tor Assignee. Ionia. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BoARD OF PUBLIC " OAKS
GrAxn L ApInS. Mich. July %. ls.N.

7
GrAxp RAPIps, Mich July -. $50
Sealed proposals Will be received at the orice
of the Board until saturday. August 2. 1870. at
2.,O p. D'., for the improvement OF the alley
between Kent street and ottawa street. from
East Bridge street TO Hastings street. accord
Ing TO the plans and specifications on file at
the o!fce of the Board
The Roari reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids.
Fach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $1,000, TO be forfeited 10 tie Clty
of Grand Rapids in case n shall fail 70 enter
into contract. in accordance With his pro-
pOsa!, should his said PROPOSAL be accepted by
the Board of Public Works.
An prorosaIs must be made upon blanks
that Will be furnished upon application at the
Office of the Board.
BY order of the Board.
Attest: PRESIDENT
FRFp A. TwA9rEY. Secretary. aug
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Fas's very zls1 SAT - nlners n@f<
-. - 80 had a rgEi1s,
a. as1a1s IL = 81 la-l1@S CANA
And alss ths spsrt tos sae~i3s
Cn.ss axs.s sass sad zraeef1l1ssA
shes 4lss zFsas oa Sz-<iz5.
a. xravsl4 states ms M1tern yixi
\ Dsss saiass Instead q talkias-
s1sfu give Yo1 points scous base oall
'-CzfclH for y8zr sS-.tsst pi-c1l-s
sls'u trfFs yosr very fastest sDaa.
Ard kn0ws az <Eots tDr hiteaing-
You've kua1ed for her 81 yogr Hfa.
An1 feel tala charming creature
s-StroaE. gr1ccf1L owing. se1slDis'-
Has every single feature
rhat gees % r-zzs tkst perfect taias-
A ~onAn o1e could ia Tor.
o. I've siLz a. IS happy Hf8,
8lIa a0snlIg eft - siga ton
sus .sk ner 8us sr14ll room - sweep
5leh sea - very beating
Bad f1r ny b.ood reaiiy caati
IE sets my heart 70 oea.lng
~~Arizsiae Ascerscn - MuDsey's Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


Az ORDINANCE. gvAugipE perm lss.en g the
valley Cry street &4a Issir ~ "As t'.n.
t4ly 81 traua aaElds. 10 coast ass t.i--- = -
and uss eeht ats Nita Use leerss1is + 49, -.
tilsanc othe. insch efs ia iei .ls. - - ~
street. ia Sue gltg - tc&ad aals4S tisr >~iAs
be8aE = supliell.etlE S. al ord nAler 81 tit-t4
An ofaiaa4ue grant az - ai>a-tt t1t
A4irS tlty street asa t1sslc hstt"as \ .~i-
pa1y. II nrsud kaaias. - celsfftsi, tii..l.-
tain ana use a street rallMeH 81 .slt-i-
s.teels "a tas city u 1fana h~ples- f~ss1N
March 8. ls>>.
lhe Common Council q tie eigy u vf@ne
hsp-ds. a0 or&ain - laloNsi
section ]. That eonseaf. perIuis>i ~ aAa -
theriix are hcFcnN given, ZfaDte0 q @h@ 4tAa
vested "a Tie said Valley slis : q eel ale tApie
Railway Company. a Nraaa hEFids. te sat-
With ali the nece>sArS wheel pits ana etAti
nlAehiucry. in ana aiong ihAt p9ttlvh ~ Lyon
street. IN said city. described - i5.ieWs Ash.
mcnSing Al the west rnl ~ tAs CeAO4iis. "i
said railway company Gow ln Lyon silrcS aAo
eNtcndlnE thence westerly aa 4teAs ~ Z
through Lyon street 10 the Wt>l eud thtfcyi,
with the rlEAf ~ connect thf same wtth the
power house of said railway company situate
al OF near the west end ~ Lyon street Inc
conduit pit ana machinery hel cDy &uthofltca
shat All be placed unaer ground. aud shail
conform 20 the grade ol said street a now IS
tabiiShed, or as if shall IRON time 10 hhic Oc ic
established or altered and SAID iAil~ com
peny may place and MAINTAIN 10 sAld coiau5 y
al neediul and convenient endless eAoiSs ioi
the purpOs- OF operating the whole or any par
OF Its lines of cable railway,
See, 2 TIE powers and privileges conferred
by the provisions Of this ordinance SHAH %
limited 10 thirty so years. from the passAgs
thereof and said railway company shail withit
tuifty DAYS after the passage oi tilis rdlnahce
signify ITS acceptance of The rights and Priv
ieges hereby granted. and lie sueh aeeeptAne
with the city cierh.
see 3 That this ordinance shall be takei
and treated as IA supplement- 10 an ofdinanc
entitled An ordinance granting permission
"a ha Valley tffV Street. ana iGJif hdlAMAl
Company, OF Grand Rapids. 10 construct, inAli
tain aRd use . street railway on certain stree.
| In the city of Grand Rapids" passed March
lsss, and all the provisions OF satd lNsa ~ ne 4
| toned ordinance shall. except where 0the
provision is herein made. apply ana De i
force as 10 the privileges hereby authorize
and granted.
/ Passed and approved by the Common Cour
ell OF the city ~ Grand Rapids. IN regular se'
sion, held Monday evening. July n ls0;
I ". A. SIiiNkNAN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
DETROIT. G. II. AND MILWAUKEE,

Detroit express leaving ESQ M has Wagner
parlor and buffet car attached. and evening
e1press leaving s;45 m has pariof car AZ
fEched. These trains make direct connection a
ia Detroit FOR al poinis East.
Express leaving AT 1926 p m has aguor
al = 30 m.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
AT Grand Haven Win steamer for Milwaukee
Throngh railroad tickets and ocean sfeanf
shin tickets and sleeping ear berihs secured /.
d.. G.. ". 4 ~. oflce. - Monroe ~, and a. "a
JAS. CAMPBELL, City Pass Agent.
JN0. "a. LOUD. Traffic Manager. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

Cause- Hoods Sarsapsrlls- EHeets
Pure blood AL humors cured good
sppet tste, healthy digestion, O 20 aFsee q
"a, hrsln refreshed, whole svsten Dslit
CO aad strengthened. Try lt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

Cfv Ireasurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich July = lsN.
Nrffoa : herf br gwen that ife as1f ssI lt
roll fqr grad ne graTeling ana paving ihr Eil-
f..t ~ An.ra nflage aFfnun. from fh-i 1ffoEt
street q the Eorth line 81 the CfB. in ne cI Iit
~ ts-anf faes is now WF hands, tno
that I VII recsIve payment 81 eTfon Ter the
rfr.od ~ twenty days from fhIs cafe. - tne
sff'.e 81 The ifY . reasurer. Hal
GEORGE 81. Pthfh.
suas- CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE BOtRp o. iraAC NonEs,
GR1xD RtFIDs. Mich. July 2. lssY.
Sealed propasa : viii ~ received Al thf offlcA
Of the Board nntil ~afHrdaysA ugasl =, l-si. ~
1.W n. m Tor the imDIovfW 81 ~ Aenffh
street. from Center street ie sea rs fr-
nue. according 90 the piatls ana spc-iata-
tons on ffe az the Office g the Board
The Beard reserves the rght = felcel any
oT al bids -
th. sum 81 5000 to D. lorfrifed - tls iif1 oi
fsr.nf eautd= fu rase he shail fail - fnfcf ni1
contract fn rcrordance vifh he propp-ai,
should : said Frspesa b- dtctbtt' bs tA5
Board 0f Pub le nrkS
Aff proposals rutf ne na1e lpon hanfs tliat
VIII - furr she'd lpan application at ihe olice
Ct tle Board.
H' JAMES Y. DAVIS.
sstre4. Pres dent
Fefn A TrsurFT. SECRETARY
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
THG NIAGARA FAILS RoUl

NatiA. AL otArfr Halif excerpt -aUn1Y.
Taxing ehect suuaaY fuy D.. ISIS
Sleeping ears on Faclne and Atlantic IA
presses 80 and from Detroit parloT cars rua
on Day lNpress ere srHnc Rapids EApress a.
and from Detroit Direct couuscIonf mace
a. Detroit with al through trains East Iief-
efs on sale AZ nion Ticket Office o Monroe
ST.. and az 4 tnion dcpot.
Enrn ~ BEfees. HenI Ag't. H Nonroc.st.
q. M. RUGsLEs. q. j. and 7. Ag't. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
T5rTAsrRFn.s NoIIcE.


Cffr Trrseurer's or 70.
crr-s ra-fss. Mleh., Julv -. 1890
Nrff-e - hereby FfH thaf fre asseqerrtf -
raj fr- r-ea. 4 grave .rr aI1 paving b. & It
rs-e kss t.-rre street from If5Hfeu 81 rs-ff f1
rs.ff ste-ne fn tee C.fv q Grand RErils IS
ro-- "a rav hands, ana fhaf viii receive pay
raa-f fnrrea1 fsr ffe narird ~ twenty days
fram fI5s date al fbe Office ~ tie fifg Treas
GEORGE p pFRRT.
eHrrr fHrv frHeTrrrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-ln the matter
u Of the estate Of Anton kiemer. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that shall sell Al pub-
lie auction. 10 the highest bidder, on Thurs
day the 2ith day OF July. A. j. ltsV, al ten
O'Clock In the forenoon. at the hont aoof 81
the probate once. in the city of nrand kaples.
in the county Of Kent. In tbs state oi Michl-
gan pursuant 10 license and authority granted
to me on the 2lst day Of May. A. y. lep. by TIE
probate court OF Kent county. Michigan. All oi
The right. title. interest or estate oi SAID de-
ceased. I'm or 10 that ccriail piece or parcel 81
land situated and being ia the county oi htnt.
state of Michigan. known aud described as
follows to-wit: Commencing al a point on
the west line OF ut. Vernon street. e'khiy SIX
and eighty four one hundredih rs - ef-lrDl icei
northerly from the northWe>ierly corner OF
MI Vernon and West Fulton streets. thencf
running northeriy along the west Ihe 81 At-
Vernon street fifty CU feet tnence westerly
one hundred llNf feet 10 a point on al alief
one hundred thirty-nine and six one hano-
rFdths fl24 6-I0g feet northcry from West ul-
tom street thence soUtheriy along the eest
line of said alley fifty 81 feet. thence easie
ore hundred 100 feet 10 place ol btllhlllh-,
beiog vacated lot number tnlftecn NSI lh
biock number fWcnfy-seven ~ of tonFeI -
addition to-the city of Grand Rapids Mich
.an according fo the recorded pat ihefcoL
Dated June ftn. A ID. lssi.
ADDLPH IElIElT. Admlnistrator-
The above sale is by adjourned - tiir
dav August = $500 at same hour and piac
ADnfPH IElIELI. AomlnlsiFator.
Ttatna Fuig 24xlrsf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

A NJ ~ Itf'4fis ii'i ttf lttAte ''-'
a trnsion - Wealthy avenue. on the west
side OF Grand river g. g.,
GRAND RAFIns. MIcB.. July 20, lse
To - 3, r.,
W~george an2 Mary g.. II. Bundy. 9. y. COL
rrs = T. Forbes. Grand RAPIDS Mtg Cos.
G,.nd RAPIDS fur Co. james a. Hunt, finm
Z Teferre' J. :. a. VI. s. x. =. Co.. Nhar oite
al Trre Geo. s.. q Seaman. ]. =. an1 ,. D.
Watllr N.u A. Nalun. Wafiin Leather CO.
Vnn are hereby nothed that aD asseSs1lc'lt y
is about - be made upon you - dcifay ihe eh-
rrnse 81 the afore aid improf emcf l. a. ass -
mott roii has been made in TIE premises ma
i.- Gle ia rt.e clerk ofilcf el said city, where
: rtifI remain open for Inspection until Won
dav eveuing Aua. 8. 3sH. when and where
,or can app sr before the Common toincli
81 sal8 evening and snow causf. n any Nhf
: id ss-cssufents should not hc made ald eos
". 4. sHlNEHss.
sfs City CHtrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
IRAIN IINE TABLES.



GRAND RApIps klNnlANA RAlLkoAD--
" III elteCi Juas & t>H
aRAlAs SalAs kvs1a.
south. Norta
ns1 6ssSm
Nacktaaf 6NAm f&Am
fer FfGseFse tiiy Ana
M@csiaaw -..-... e.lssn n.SAm
sagsusv sasPm slePm
F.u Msekinaw CITY. Sse a. le 80 m
Tran lraying 81 ID. 3 a. Fnus eaiiy sunday
included ether rains eatlg except SUNDAY
'' AZ. irem ~. GOING
North. acnth.
Fer Cincinnati ..-s.....--.--.~ ESQ n ts0s m
Tor feri wayne 4 chlozgol0. .l5 : a. ~ - > "a
3 OF t1lctBNGu -....-. ~ Il M tsA "a
Fer cinrgls ADa tiaczc0. ie b1 y fR Il 80 y m
IRON BE- Rapids and sax
Train ~ f8 30 for Cincinnati runs daily,
sundays included. other trains aalis except
slFuk6 40 rAKlnn CAS- sfEsSrt.
North = "a aun fe 81 D NJ trains have
MHsrer Sleeping &nd fArioT Cars a. Fcf0skeV
and hack'na CITY. hs4 N train rarl0r
Chair tArs % MachinGN cts.
south so ~ train has Pagior Chair Ca
20 Cincinnati it = = m train has thr1uEh
farioT Car Tor Chicago f-is 4 hi train. Al a.
ner Sleeping Car ioI CnciHnau III 81 "a
train Wagner hleeping Car Tor Chicago va
Kalamazoo.
MuskeEon, Grand Rapids A GaaiaaA
Fer Musk ga. Ly-. ZOO : Il. "a e9am s.G8pm
From Ar iesiu m essaa q ~ pa
ihron-h tickets end ioii Information e-n ne
had by calling 1pen A Aimausl ticket asent
q depot or W Nnnson Union toaoi AGENT
4 e. Monroe 81 d and Rapids Mich
4 l. LocKpooD Gen. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02
From ostavsBeaoh
Prom ottavs Beach SUNDAY o. only. ). }. !,

Prom Ottawa Beach Sunday onlyl 800 m
From ottawa Beach. Monday ana
.psiiv' .s'.' ipaIly except sandey 'DsiIy es-
cept saturday. ID y - sept MONDAY.
Thrnuah psrl0r coach fo ihicB1o ca w "A
NJ. traiu--no extra eharEe iof seats. 81, .,
rains lrasisg '5faud sspas az "a ? 10 ana
II q 9 Or run fi aiIrh g. h'fHfn eli. .t
Combination sleeping ahd "a 'of ctfe oe.
tween t5-ard aar d. and lndl-ulf1ls %
Thrsars l5.,' r. r.e-1srs 70 and from Chicago oa
n's bssl,es, 1e sIesper lefveen Chicago ard Trat-
e.. fItr. Leaves lhlrf-n aH iit lrft'l
SUNDAY; Grand Rapids y y M Arfl.t ~
efaa fffr ~ an. leaves Traverse tift 70
rn ereeuf SafuraaF. arrives HraHo baf .ns
III - B ni Chicago 15 ir. ihf z. a in p I'D
las through parioi 2 q ileifoll lp
Hafi water route between ertre inf as and
1 ChIcevu va 81. Joseph and 80 ere steamers
/ "Cffy III Chieaga' aud i'nf thu.
/ I.esys Grand Rapids. ~ , n. arrive thi
afes fssrs rfieeeo SOP. m. ARRIVE Grana Pap
4 ids - s. a.
DETROIT. LANSING 4 NoHTHEhN-
ufrtFI.
/ rrprsss Scr saglnss sEd Day g.ty q 8 ~
/ Nal fnr IansinN, Detroit aud taff y > RI
/ FEuress for Lansing. Detroit hnl ttsi y ~ 2 in
f wsil fnr ANA ST Louis aDn saginaw - l5 3 m
Taei Frp. for Detroit. heH orr ana
B1SieH ...---...-..---.. --..--... " - , fh
sppfrF
Nal from Sazinss snd Bay City fli fe m
tssfI from 4.s.fisine Dpffo and taef fll q. = m
/ Fss frp. from lansing Detroit sne
] the Last ..........- =. p ri
! Frurnss ff8fa lansing anf Detroit 80 3 in
slsrs 40 81 m
( FIfe8fr tNetfr fErrrf euntar.
4 The shorts Hne - Detroit sno East. fe
pant psrior ears between Detroit ana ''raaa
erand Rsrss and Reeds LAKE tire table
Leave Eniun Depot
rAFrF TfsfTe
om 1on 100 an 10 1w 90 30
-nt bna Hnh fh# fn.
rnnHar nnsv-lN 1M fM ~ 5N .
T~nvs Ee~d's fss. -Algsr Tsfk-
rEn5 1RtIrs
Ten wp fiwsms 10 - 30 -
rW sH 90 H m
Z rrr ffrFffs ara Informs ffcf lTr'F a. Nn'9
/ tiekef ofaes g Eonres-si ant HIor fepf
WA ssvrr1. Acting Sen Pass Ar
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

A scSrSSNENT ROLL for the opening and ex-
a tfnsion - Wealthy avenue. on the west
s.fn of lrrand river.
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Forty-three acres in Kitsap couni4s 81
house aud barn. team OF hoft:A 1s
WAGONS, eighty chickens good nil<a $50
three acres under cultivation, 81 31z &
slashed: water front, and brickyard 49,
Best bargain ia h. stat. $500
Also eighty res near Redmond: thtrQ s ez
beaver meadow; one and hall m1lHoo g " ~
Der: SIS per acre, one.half ssa balance T. -
years at per cent Cal 20 n and car x
Toe n ~ of the NV aud the 6N 4;
NV Il, and the Nw4 of the SH Is see =
Twp 4. Range 5 East. all good aerlca9< -
land; 100 acres. A soft snap. BefWee9
Washington and Lake samamish. -<-,<
Three hundred lots in Hamilton. -
county.
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-23
borse Department.
1AE MORGAN REGISTER.

A Register intended to include all stations OF
merit that trace in direct male line to Justin
Morgan and having at least one sixty-fourth
OF his blood All such stations foaled In or
before 1880 are admitted free. A fee oil one
dollar is charged tor registering each stallion
foaled since 1880, and for each mare whenever
foaled. All mares are eligible that have the
descent and inheritance above prescribed Tor
stations The first volume, the final sheets
of which are now being revised tor the press,
will contain about four thousand pedigrees,
carefully compiled from original sources, a
sketch of the origin and history of the great
Morgan family, and much other new and orig
inal matter. The book will be illustrated with
portraits of Morgan horses, and handsomely
and substantially bound. The price is not yet
fixed, but will be rs low as can be afforded, so
that the work may be widely distributed
The work has been done throughout on the
plan of first exhausting all practicable means
OF getting ana verifying information, discrim-
mating rigidly between what is known and
what is unknown, and setting down nothing
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that every reader can verify the work Tor
himself. Full descriptions OF the animals reg
istered will be given, and tables showing the
merits of the Morgans, as compared with 9th
er families, Tor both speed and endurance on
the track, will be appended. Entries Will be
received tor u short time further, and blanks
furnished on application. Address
JOSEPH BATTELL,
Niddleburv Vt
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-23

y Curtius, thoroughbred from Virginia,
chestnut, 154 hands, bred by Francis
Eppes, Chesterfield Co., Va; got by imp.
Clifden, dam by Tippoo Saib, etc.
N. FAULCONER.
The noted running horse, Whip, six
years old, bay, l5d hands, by imp. Whip,
by Saltram, etc, dam, Speededback by
Cellar, etc., at Richmond, Madison Co.
WILLIAM b. Cook.
April ID, 1Sl1-Baropet, bay, 16 hands,
eleven years, by imp. Baronet; dam by
imp. Othello, etc., eight miles from Lex
ington.
WALTER CARR.
May 4, 1Sl1-Knowsley (from Vir-
gina, bay, 16 hands, five years, by imp.
Knowsley; dam by Cyro by Wildair, etc. /;
at Jessamine county.
THos. HAYDEN.
May 4, 1S11-Old Quicksilver, dapple
grey when young, nearly 155 hands, by
imp. Medley, dam by Widair, etc. f; also
Stirling, at Lexington.
WIN. 7. BANToN.
1913, Feb. 20-Imported horse Knows
ley, at Lexington.
JOHN L. HAWKINS.
Imported horse Whip. at Richmond
Madison Co.
CYRUS CURTIS.
April 13-Imported horse Dungannon
at Glasgow, Barren Co.
WIN. BISHOP.
April 27-IIamlintonian, at Harrods
burg.
J. FAULKNER.
lSlG, May 1-Young Daredevil a
Lexington.
E. b. PEARSON.
1917, April 23-Hamlintonian, at Yer
sailes, Woodford Co., by William Han
cock.
Tom and Sweeper-"Tom is one o
those much admired Narragansett PAGERS
and perhaps the best blooded one nov
living in America. This race of horse
was first introduced into this country b,
a gentlemen named Tom of the State o
Maryland, whose name my horse bears
They are thought more highly of thai
any other horses in the world, ben.
hardy, long-lived, very strong, fine goer
and fast travellers, calculated to endur
hardship and always command hig
bay, - hands one inch high, of grea
muscular power and extraordinary az
tivity."
WIN. L. BANTON.
lS20, March 1-Duroc, at Cross Plain;
RICHARD AUBREY.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-23

up in the air, has short Morgan ears and
is Morgan all over. The dam of my
colt was bay mare that came from
Canada. She is of unknown blood, but
looks as if she might be at least half
Morgan. l have good seven-months
FLY out of my mare Baby Mine that
had registered in your Morgan Register.
The FLY was sired by Randolph Wilkes,
is bay and bids fair to make good
reader.
We have as many stations in town as
there ought to be in the county, but not
a good, nice Lambert in the lot; and
this town, the home of old Justin Nor.
gan, should have a first-class Lambert
horse to keep up the family name and
reputation.
Yours truly, NED. S. CoNANT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-23
ANIMALS REGISTERED
IN THE MORGAN REGISTER,
STATIONS AND COLTS.


Registered by NJ. T. Grattan, Preston,
Mimi:
HALPINE, chestnut with small white
spot on near hip and one on left hind
pastern; foaled 1888; bred by NJ. T..
Grattan, Preston, Mimi: got by Herod
, :249, son of King Herod: dam sorrel,
bred by W. l.. Needham, Racine, Wis,
got by Rather, son of Richards Bell
founder; I'd dam bred by neighbor of
Mr.. Needham's, got by Reindeer, a run
ming horse brought to Wisconsin from
North Carolina.
Registered by C. E. Lewis, Chatham,
ILL.,:
BRILLIANT Boy, chestnut with star
and snip, left hind and left fore foot
white: foaled 1889; bred by c. +. Lewis,
Chatham, Ill. A; got by Brilliant Golddust,
son of Golddust: dam black, bred by c..
\. Smith, Chatham, H., got by Ebony
Bashaw, son of Green's Bashaw I'd dam
Kit, grey, bred by Calvin Alsbury,
Woodside, H., got by Ebony Bashaw
son of Green's Bashaw; Sd dam PAGER,
5. t. b. by Monarch.
Registered by David Spencer, Payson
/ H.:
ILLINOIS CHIEF, JR., bright, rich dap
pie bay, l64 hands, 1850 lbs; foaled
Feb, 1882: bred by j. =. Legg, Henry
Co., Mo-; got by Illinois Chief, son OF
Blood Chief by Blood's Black Hawk
dam Clifford mare, breeding not given.
Registered by Simon Bowman, Mount
Carroll, H.:
Moro, seal brown, u hands, 1850 lbs.
foaled 1885; bred by j. ;. Bowman, Sa'
wanna, H.; got by Green Mountain
Morgan, son of Green Mountain Morgan