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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Qualified Voters Of Town OfTybee.

I TNDER and by virtue OF an act of the Con
u eral Assembly of the State Of Georgia, ap
proved October 18Th. 1887, Amended by the act
approved December 2Gt9, 1888, the undersigned
appointed os Commissioners by the Judge Of
the Superior Court Of Chatham county. ~ or
der passed March All. 1899, win hold an election
for Mayor and six Councilmea for the town
of Tybee. Said election TO b held on the
FIRST MONDAY, being ths seventh day In APP u,
Is9J, between the hours Of ~ A. n. and Z y. n.
Tie voting precinct 20 b. at tne pavilion Ia
front Of tho Ocean Houss in said town.
H. W. COWAN. Commissioner.
EDWARD J. KENNEDY. Comm issioner.
JOHN II. RUWE, Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

y MAHONEY is painting aud glazing our
" new eelrt house. lie viii make hand
some job Of u.
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Wedding Invitations ana cards printed or ca.
graves at lie shortest notice and in the latest
slyles. We carry an extensive aud well selected
stock u fms DepeFs. envelopes aad cards e.
peelaily for saea orders, Samples psai ca ~
plleali9n EpKelag News Fnnting House
sasAunah, Ga
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erly wind.

Bass Ale and Guinness Stout, Dog Head
Brand, bottled by Read Bros, London, are al
lowed TO remain upwards year in their ample
cellarage to settle into brilliant condition long
before being bottled. Lippman Bros and NJ
LAWNS Estate. Agents. Savannah. Ga.-Adr
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A SCIBN TIFIC EVENT

4 Brilliant Series of Scientific Enter
tainments to be Given in savannah
Theater, Comm encing Thursday
Night and Continuing Six Nights
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A RE YOU MARRIED.
"a Are you going to get married?
Are you afraid to get married?
Are you able to get married?
In either case call and see us and let's talk
about furniture. Let Us help yeu bv sayin >
you S}5 on every 500 you buy from u; We
want to help you in economically furnishing
your house with fine goods at small prices, and
dividing profits with you
Can We?
NcCTJTTS e TITGT'IN
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Cornwell & Chapman handle the Thomas,
Roberts, Stevenson, Gauze Door Ranges
and Stoves, AMI the Broadway Fortune.
and Times.-Adr.
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LOST.
FOUND.

FOUND at Southover Junction, large
l. bundle containing new ready-made cloth
ing, which the owner can have by proving
prop rty and raging for advert sement. c. J.
JORDAN, Section Master emile post S. E. and
W. r. II.
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Remember western meats are JUST as
good as northern. and very much cheaper.
Logan, City Market. -Adu.
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A CRES FOR SALE-Eight acres land on
N White Bluff road; IS acres on Louisville
road; 81 acres on Isle of Hope road; 10 acres on
Quaco road G. P. MILLER, Real Estate
Dealer.
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INVEST IN PROPERTY that will yield large
L. results We are now offering for sale 10
acres OF the choicest land near savannah just
north OF Estill avenue. and within a sto4 *
throw of the extended city limits, and in neigh
borhood where lots are selling from 500 to
$3.50. This tract OF land being nearly a square
is capable of being subdYded to the best adj
vantage. No swamp about this, but high and
dry, and as pretty a spot as is to be found
around Savannah. If not sold at private sale
before April will be sold at court houss sales.
For further information apply HARMON
WALKER & McHARRIE, Real Estate, 15j
Brought N street.
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Special forecasts for Georgia,
FAIR North Carolina, South Carolina,
Eastern Florida and Western Flor
ida, warmer, fair weather, south
rly winds
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Cornwell &c Chapman have the famous
BIoyntoa Furnace, Heaters, and Ranges,
Danube and Newport.
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Local Record for the Morning News
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Fair weather.
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Logan, City Market, is headquarters fol-
western beef, mutton and veal.-Adr.
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WANTED a youth 1G or 1s years old to take
w a position OF trust and learn a most re-
specialize retail business. References required
Address j., this office
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Logan, City Market, has made arrange
ments with Chicago butchers TO ship choice
beef, mutton, yenl, pork, aud meats Of ali
kinds, 70 take tbs place Of northern meats,
which Is just as good. aud far eheageF 10
housseksspors. Logan, City Market, dealer
~ hne meats, lisa, game, ard vegetables,
ans marketing ~ al kinds. Ielsphane $3.50
osiics holrs, a. N. W 2 3. m,-Adf.
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WANTED, a colored woman to cook and do
w light house work, 1903 Broughton street
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WANTED. bright lad who can write we'll, as
w parcel wrapper. Apply, with references,
GUSTAVE ECKSTEIN & co.
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Calves livers, swestbread, brains, a
Logan's.-Adv
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EOR RENT. rooms furnished large and
a small, with use Of bath, at Sc Barnard
street.
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C. P. Miller, AuctiOneer,
win sell at public QUERY before ehe Court
House on TUESDAY, April ist
100 CARPENTERS.

WANTED, 100 active. competent. skilled ear
~ ptntera. must % mechanics witn tools IN
vTfs telii order, % build refrigerator foe Ar.
West Brad streets, loafeIs And o. rsutlces
nqt wanted "a any Frica WoeHmtu nnsis sab
rail taeif tl1la Tor insprctlQu b. ora KoinE 10
cut
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4 / co W Nil
Prof. William
Windsor, LII. B.,
the distingu ished
phrenologist, lee
turer and author,
has arrived in
Savannah, and
has a suite of
rooms at the Pu-
laski house. On
next Thursday
night he will be-
gin q series of
brilliant enter
tainments, free
to all, consisting
of elegantly illus
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I S F. BARBOUR, corner New Houston and
~ Barnard streets. keeps constantly on hand
al kinds OF bottled beer
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10 Cents IS centsl 10 Cents
A few more Steamer Gaps left Come
end &c. one. CoLLAT Bros,
-Adc. l49 Broughton street.
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EMPLOY MENT WANTED.

A FIRST-CLASS cook cwhte) wants position
L n to cook in a hotel. Address J. NJ, News
office
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CHURCH pIRECTORY.

DARK -CHURCH-sIo worship at
4 1875. Sermon B sauty for Ashes" by
Rev. j. 4. Hayes. Evening lecture az g, on
Ministry Of Angels"
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WANTED, G. white girl for general house
w work. Apply 152 State street.
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ERESH SUPPLY Drugs, Medicines, Per
Il fumery, Toilet Articles, Candies, Cigars,
Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded.
At SYMONS & MELLiS.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
AT AUCTION.
Land Of Large Prospective Value
C. H. D0RSETT. Auctionear.
VIII sell at iia Congress street. on TUESDAY.
April 18TH 1880, sale commencing ALLAN


April 18TH, 1880, sale commencing ALLAN
One hundred and sixteen Gfsl acres OF land,
moe or less, about FIVE lss from the city Of
Savannah on the Bueklalter lai. near it's In.
terseation VIII the > r. q W. Railway.
tns land coHs sts VI some very pretty hi ia land
fronting ON the road. with fine growth of
timber, aud snIdii portion Of low land very
T1ch an suitable for trucS fGrminz. II divided
into smaller tracts for truck farms IL could .
sold readily, as Il IS Ia tnckly settled locality
Terms, one-tnird cash, balance ia one and two
years with interest at seven per ceat. per an.
mum.
-ALsO--
One hundred and sixty seven acres of well
wooded land. Zoout five mil IS from the city on
the Middi' Ground x al Tee greater portion
OF this lands hign and well drained. It consists
largely of beautiful pine forest with a surink-
ling OF OAK. The wood on this land could ba
soid in the stump for large portion OF what
the land can be bought tor and must prove a
a valuable investment if kept for very few
years.
Terms, one-third cash. balance in one and
two years with interest at seven p r cent per
annum
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IUST received a beautiful line OF Sun Bonuets
- and Caps for children. Call aud see them
No trouble to show goods, at corner Barnard
and York
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trated lectures on Entomology, In which
public examinations will be made of leadin :
citizens selected by the audience. Their
characters will be described with mathemat-
ical accuracy, producing astonishm Mt and
roars of laughter. The lectures will be still
further illustrated with expensive para
phernalia, manufactured expressly for
Prof. Windsor under his personal super
vision.
The following is the programme for the
first three nights:
Thursday Night-"Phrenology. The Sci
ence Proven"
Friday Night-"How to Become Rich, or
Choice of Professions"
Saturday Night atrimony."
After the conclusion Of this lecture Prof.
Windsor will examine several young ladies
and select husbands for them from the audi
ence.
Prof. Windsor is accompanied and as
sisted by his wife, Nine. Lila D. Windsor
He is q gr duaG9 Of four leading institu-
tons and controls the largest phrenol lgical
practice in the world. His rooms at the
Pulaski house are open for consultation
daily. Hours 10 a. II. 10 6 p. m. For
minute particulars of these entertainments
and Prof. Windsor's work see the special
edition of the PhrenoIo0iSt, q. 900 copies Of
which VIII be citculated.-AdU.
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ITO RENT. three unfurnished rooms with
Il bath. IS Broughton street.
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EJANTED, first-class bookkeeper; CONNER
w cial branch. Good salary to competent
party. None other need apply. Address box
IS, Post Office. Savannah.
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WANTED, at once, young man as shipping
w and entry clerk Must be sober. honest
and rehabl Address for three days DRY
GOODS, care Morning News.
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WANTED, q first class house girl. Apply 200
w Broughton street.
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business OPPORTUNITY-That well estab-
- lished bakery and confectionery business
lately conducted by Mrs. Conley, corner Whit
aker and p esident streets. i for sale For par
tlculars apply to G. T. MILLER, 131 Congress
street.
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TNHERE is everything to interest YOU in the
l. Sunday MORNING News. For sale at
YONGE'S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, at once, young man as shipping
w and entry clerk. Must be sober. honest,
and reliabIh. Address for three days DRY
GOODS, care Morning News
WANTED, first-class bookkeeper; CONNER
w cial branch. Good salary to competent
party. None other need apply. Address box
80, Post Office. Savannah.
WANTED. bright lad who can write we'll, as
w parcel wrapper. Apply, with references,
GUSTAVE ECKSTEIN & co.
4 LTMAYER & co. require at once expert
"A enced salesladies for their various depart
ments. Also smart tidy youths from II to IS
years for their wrapping department. Good
wages and steady position 10 the right parties.
Apply Monday after q. m.
WANTED. a colored woman to cook and do
w light house work, 1903 Broughton street
WANTED, g white girl for general house
w work. Apply 49, State street.
WANTED. good COOK; references required
w Apply Monday a. 149 Perry street.
WANTED a youth 16 or 10 years old to take
w position Of trust and learn most re-
specJable retail business. References required
Address j., this Office
WANTED. q first class house girl. Apply 200
w Broughton street.
WANTED, a bartender. Apply Immediately
w ARCADE SALOON, corner Drayton and
Broughton streets.
WANTED. a hand to work at dressmakiug.
w Apply at 81 Taylor
VETANTED, coored man cook: good refer
w ences. Apply Box 40, Morning News.
WANTED, one reliable white man, middle
w aged, GOOD character. Apply at Morning
News, Box 40.
WANTED, neat colored girl Immediately.
w Duffy. one door FROM Montgomery street.
WANTED. a respectable colored woman 10
w go north with n lady as coo6; best refer
ence required 12l South Broad street, before
eleven o'clock.
NTANTED.-A retail dry goods man who
w doesn't sleep over his work understands
fabrics aud fine trade. and retail shoe sales.
man can both got Gool positi ms IN live house
in Thomasyillc, Ga. leter-nc must be unex-
cepti0nal State salary and particulars. Apply
Box 49, city.
WANTED, servant for general house work
w aud assist with children. Also bay as
butler Must understand care Of horse and
COW. Apply rs Jones street, between . and 10
a. n. Monday
WANTED. a man 10 drive wagon, 10 sell
w crackers ami candy Mus be well ac-
quaintei with siorekeepera. J. III kUNE.
DARBER WANTED at screyen House Barber
ID sbop.
WANTED. two active life Insurance. collectors
w Tor % establisaf1 conuauy. lara9ilte or
German proieTed. Address b. y Boa 5h
yErANTFD az oDee. eanyassors % sell very
w usefni aud neritorl0us article ~ CON mis-
elop aDpiy 10 ONLLL x LhIil hOhE Mcn-
day n1fn|ng. between r. ARD ! O'Clock. Mons
bud hard workers need come.
EKrANraD. q Grst.cass eeeldeni iasafenes
w soif,lt0eg none b4t 40 Al man need apr.ff
good c0nuai - rghi party, Address iAhktt
AACE, care heNs gnice
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EOR SALE. Suburban Lots, all kinds. all
a prices, for cash or on time. w. G. WOOD
FIN, 118 Bryan street.
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MONT be afraid to invest % cents in bottle
~ OF lightning taothache drops. Good in
vestment; interest paid i'll relief. Broughton
Street Pharmacy.
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p ESPONSIBLE PARTIES needing temporary
H. assistance may address in confidence ~.
II. j." this office.
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TNOR RENT. two connecting rooms on second
IL floor. Privilege OF bath. 765a Montgomery
street.
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A FULL line of Fancy Goods for summer
4 n work. New Stamping Patterns ct corner
Barnard and York
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MONT fail to get copy of Sundays issue of
~ the MORNING NEWS. For sale at BISHOPS
DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Price streets.
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RATTLE.
SHINGLES.

Use our CYPRESS SHINGLES. 4. and 8
u inches wide, az 31IEc, 62lkc. and s7the. per
bundle cash: prices according 10 quality. For
sale at tho mill by VALE ROYAL MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY
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ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Ford, O,
more. 4" this column inserted for ONE
CENT 4 Ho1sD. Casa sa Adras.cs, saoA
insertion
1osryoodv Uho has dnv ,can. TO supnlr.
ansfH'"J to Guy Or sell, cny business or
accommodations to secure: tnoisec.. 1ny ,gtsA
70 g'tS''Jy. should G1reytiss in tbs column.
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A FULL line of Colored and White Sun Bon
Bonnets, at corner Barnard and York streets
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JOHNNIE has got his gun, and E. RAINS
~ Draper and Tailor, has a full and complete
line Of the very latest novelties in Spring and
Summer Suitiues
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ID FAD the Sunday MORNING NEWS. For sale
~ at KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
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EASTER CARDS and Booklets at sCHREI-
H NER'S.
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A FEW DAYS ADVERTISING in tt is column
N will surely bring great results Try it and
he convinced
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EOR RENT, six newly furnished and elegant
= rooms on State street, next to Odd Eel
lows building All modern coaveniences.
Rent reasonable.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

ITO RENT. comfortable front room, 2O
L Broughton street.
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4 LTMAYER & co. require at once expert
"A enced saesladies for their various depart
ments. Also smart tidy youths from II to is
years for their wrapping department Good
wages and steady position 10 the right parties.
Apply Monday after q. M.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
THERE Is everything 70 Interest you IA the
Il Sunday NOHsfsp news, FOR sale nj
YONGEs DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
ELOTuiHG cieare 4 repaired and dyed; gag.
" ineuls made 10 order, charges moderate.
saii ,factlon guaranteed. a DETZ. Tailor, gsIk
jefferson street Latest styles just received.
Az ATCHEs. CiOci.s. JeHeify. Eye Glasses
w ami hpectacrs 81 bast quality are always
~ b. found AZ lowest pflees AZ fhAS k WENHB
lpi HfQugilfCn street, under thg Marshall iyusa
Give "a pa call,
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THE PHOENIX SOCIAL CLUB will give
l. hop Easter Monday night. Wait for US.
4 GENTLEli AN from Cornwall. Pa, desires
a n to meet some gentleman from or we'll
acquainted at that city. Object business. An
swer at once, A f., care Morning News.
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= CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the MORN
- HG News. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNES DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-02
Pittsford, April 2G, 1890.
The PULPIT AND HE STAGE.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: 81 feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly
diseased, and my parishioners thought
could live only few weeks. | took
five bottles of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry and am sound and well, gaining 26
lbs. in weight.
Arthur Love, manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: after a
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
am confident d.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, beats 'em all,
and cures when everything else fails.
The greatest kindness can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try
it, Free trial bottles at Sheldon
Drug Store. Regular sizes soc. and
81 90.
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Sarm Copies.
THE FLAVOR UF EGGS.

When great deal of chambers
greaves of a rank and musty quality has
been fed fowls, the flavor is perceptible
not only in the flesh but in the eggs. Al
so the odor of garlic and some other
strong-flavored things may be found in
the eggs after the poultry has eaten a
great deal of such substances. Ordinar-
lily the favor of the eggs is not affected
enough by change of diet to make any
noticeable difference. When hens are fed
very largely on milk the yolk is lighter
in color, and the white is less firm in tex
ture. The more concentrated and nu-
tritious the food the richer and better
the eggs. Also the eggs from thrifty
fowls at the beginning of the laying, be-
fore the fowls strength is reduced, are
richer and more capable of producing
vigorous chickens than near the close of
the laying. The reason why fowls fed
on "slops," etc, are able to give no bet
ter eggs to their owners is because you
demand the tale of brick" of your ser
wants, but you give them no straw to
make them with. Curd contains all the
best and most nutritious portions of the
milk, without its Objectionable qualities.
But the true feed for laying fowls is one
half or one-quarter Indian corn, ground
or otherwise, and oats or wheat, together
with milk and whatever scraps from the
house are obtainable, and as much green
vegetable food as they will eat and with
these, combined and fed properly, your
eggs will be of the true gold and silver
stamp when the cooks fire has refined
them and prepared them as relish for
your breakfast table Poultry World.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-05-02
PREFERS THE MORGAN.

AllAS. II. III lNhEEs
PREFERS THE MORGAN.
VERMONT NOTES Editors Turf, Field
and Farm: Ned Wilkes seems to get his
share of mares every season, and have
never made any effort to push him in any
way. His get is what is booming him he
is not dependent upon Vermont breed
ers wholly, as he gets business from New
York State, Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire. Vermont breeders. as a
rule, are slow to recognize any other
than the Morgans, due largely to their
not being posted upon what is being
done outside of the State. Many, how
ever. are coming to recognize the fact
that to go down the line and win, it is
necessary to have IA sprinkling of strong
er blood. Hoping to see yourself and
Mr.. Busbey up to our next meeting, !
am yours,
+. BOWMAN.
No. 767 f. - St, NEW YORK,
April %, 1890
Editor Register-I enclose a clipping
from last weeks Turf, Field and Farm,
and, would like to know if the sentiments
expressed therein are correct. If it is true,
as Mr.. Bowman states, that many Ner-
mont breeders are realizing the necessity
of an infusion of stronger blood than
that of the Morgans, should be glad of
an opportunity to help some one of them
along in that direction. | have not
hitherto been know as philanthropist,
still such chance of assisting fellow
beings advancement-to go down the
line and win, so to speak-prompts me
to make the following proposition, es-
pecially since it can be done with so
small sacrifice to myself. | own an
inbred Hambletonian mare, young,
sound and as handsome and stylish as a
majority of that family. Her sire is a
grandson of Old Rysdyk and her dam
was by another grandson, thus showing
an intensified strain of this stronger
blood. This mare | am willing to eX-
change with some Vermont breeder Zone
who is not posted on what is being done
outside of his State preferred) on even
terms for horse that has the same
amount of Morgan blood in his veins
that mine has of Hambletonian. | make
this offer in good faith and would like to
hear from some of these advocates of
stronger blood, especially if they have
good Morgan to dispose Of
If you should happen, Mr.. Editor, in
your travels to meet with any such Yer
mont breeder as Mr.. B. describes, please
give him my address and oblige.
Yours truly,
II. HEBER BEDELL.