Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-05
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AsSA anu o'eo''
The Journal job printing department mas
Just ADDED to It's ouInt several new ana ere
CANT portraits OF modern types OF uotlihg
A1d draft horses Tor poster WORK 1hese
cuts are among the most real and spifAed
horse engraving' puoiished IN 'ne "e"'
and owners OF horses having posters OF ou''-
ness cares 10 De printer are ihV'ea 10 1a''
AZ our once ana examine THESE oeaa'''oi
engraving.
Inc ri'ca'aqui' o"'i'ef says '""' INT
tour-year-oid My owned oy ho"aru oaAes
OF Dover IS showing hfs' rate TINS spfine'
she is smooth locking ana good ac''pg
animal and mas good oiooa In her 'e'ns.
Tier sire was Inc lin y Ven horse' 20 CALI
ed son OF the ~eii-kno~n brown harly'
aud her dam was Morgan mare. ho~afu
mas onered this nhe Colt ior sZo"' ou' we
can say "hethef mat money "ou'a @Ae
hef now. riscataquiS oreo horses nave
way OF increasing III price 'hA' 10 'on'e'n'"s
Astonishing
MI H. r. uiimah o. rsrn'ihe'oh ''Af'e"
ior We" orN oh no"'a' iA''' WI" 'ee"
handsome hof'es'
Inc seer iour yeAf-"id fecoro ga 10
oeing logged on the sroaa a. Le"is'on' oy
MS oNher' III a. VI ""'ee'on
At The sale OF Mr. D. y. Richardson
kentucky 'rotl'hg and express nor'es AZ
boston OH wednesday anh ihuf'ua, 'neie
WAS large attendance especiaiiy iof 'ne
nuey orea 1io''ei'' io"1''' anu
pairs
Will A. Palmer of East Wilton recently
sold one of the best bre and fine st horses
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go
haskeii OF ror'iahu Iof Sfoo' Aa'' "eeA
Mr.. fsimef mace trip 10 oAioru county
"hefe ne pufchaseu 'nree sooo ohes- par
OF nice oiacks' wen 1'a'eu anu oeau'ieS' A''o
Drown PAGER nSe years o'u 'n's spring. S"io
ID De qui'e last
Don. A. ii. ro~ers' Esq Oh houi'oh'
was IN Newport ~here he iornefiy resideu'
luesday. lie mas peeh ohere' S'oo iot
MS morse no" uhaer training ny H. r. III
ton out says thae IL VIII taHe JUST Si'ooo
u guy ni'h' lew uas' ago i"'on 'ro''eu
him away from every morse thst attempted
TO beat nun on Lake oeoaslicook anu ieI'
them easily.
| Inc well known trainer ira woodbury.
offers to wager s15-S25 IN each race, that
Lawrence barring accidents WINS the free-
for-sll at Lewiston, Fairfield and Augusta
at the spring meeting
The D. T. Aver Co, mas Neiso9 colt on
, Tvs ,a' a AZ 500 80. ~, CT ,.".
urer az the compapy. is one of the most
wide awake horsemen travelling Boston
There Is getting TO De great demand 1or
choice Aroostook horses and that county
has superior advantages as horse breed
ing section with great future before IT,
II may not pay to send Aroostook hay to
Boston-and Aroostook hay is OF the finest
quality for horses, coaise and s~eet-but i;
will pay to feed 1t TO the best horses for
which there is always hkeiv to be good
demand. Just now we note that our local
exchanges in that county contain an adver
tisement of c. III. Rideout of Houlton,
who wants to purchase one hundred and
fifty good sound business horses, weighing
from $50 to 1900 lbs, for which the high
est market price will be paid. We also
note that car load of Aroostook horses
vas shipped from Caribou to Boston last
week.
Horace Hanson of Lyman has sold his
stallion Dan Wilkes to New YORK parties
and he was shipped on tuesday Dan
Wilkes is about IA years old and his record
is 2.3S. There are lots of god colts of hii
get in York county, though but few of them
have shown speed. His progeny are nearly
without exception good sized, strong horses
and it was for this reason that the New
York parties bought him. The price paid
has not been made public, but it is said tc
have been 81 900.
Mr.. Geo. A. Alden of Waterville, has
just purchased from the estate of the late
L. B. Paine. the trotting mare Kate s., and
the trotting bred stations, Banquo and
Fred Boone. Banquo is five years old and
is by Daniel Boone; dam Mag, by Uncle
Shube by Gen. Knox Fred Boone is ar
own brother to Bauquo. and both were
bred by Mr.. Paine lately of Fairfield
Mr.. Alden will keep the two young stations
for service, and in card to horsemen says
Those who have colts by Fred Boone will
do we'll to give them good care ami give
them chance to improve, as both these
horses will be paced in the hands of the
best driver and trainer in Maine at the close
of their stud season, AMI ,rk ID for speed
I I shall give them every advantage, and thir K
they will take records that will aid to the
value of their colts and u the profits of ny
patrons Mr.. A den deserves much praise
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