The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-10-18

first dam "Little Mary" by Jonquil,
second dam "Champ Carter" by
Revenue, third dam Belle, by Bos-
tan, fourth dam by Prizam and .&N.
chestnut colt (not named) six
months old, sired by Spendthrift
Ga very speedy horse by Imp Bon
ME Scotland out of a Wagner
mare) out of "Lady Hec.''
Then Helene, a gray mare by
| Excel, a son OF Endorser and
Mantwa. Mantwa was the dam of
the great Longfellow, and granddam
of the record breaker Ten Brock
out of Helen Galaxy (dam of Elk
tony I'd dam Dew Drop by Enigma,
Sd dam Mamie Harper by
Imp Glencoe, 4th dam Fannie Hill
by Imp Monarch, 9Th dam Imp AL
legrante by Young Truffiee, and so
on back to the old Wintner mare.
Helene and her sucking filly took
first premium as best thoroughbred
mare with colt by her side. Helene
produced Light Draft, a first class
race horse who won a good number
of races the past season in the
Northwest.
Next a gray filly, not named,
six months old, out of Helene,
sired by Spendthrift, took first
premium, best colt under one year
old, full sister to Light-Draft.
These are a choice lot of thorough
breds individually, are bred in
very fashionable blood line and are
registered in Bruce's American
Stud Book vols. 4, 5 and 6.
Mr.. Johnston also exhibited three
trotting colts, Melville Chief, Jr.,
chestnut yearling colt. sired by
the standard horse "Melville
Chief owned by Mr.. VIM.
: Burns, out Of Lady Payne; I'd dam
Julia Stockton by Jonquil +; Sd dam
Jennie Guitar by Garet Davis +;
4th dam, Topsy, byN Black Dan
:, 9TH dam, Polly Prim, by Archy
Tanson, and so on, a thoroughbred
= mare, except the Black Dan cross
VINO hadthoroughbred blood in him
Next a bay yearling flly, Queen
> of May, who took first premium
: She is by Melville Chief out of Juno
l. a half thoroughbred mare.
: Then Rex, bay colt six months
old, full brother to Queen of May.
l. THE WEEKS PROGRAMME.
It On Monday, Tuesday and Wed
|. nesday, the 21st, 22nd and 23re
l. inst, will be "Georgia Days" a
l. the Southern Inter-States Exposi
II ton On these dates addresses will
O. be delivered by Hon. r. j. Nesbii
Commissioner of Agriculture 9
Georgia, +. H. Richardson, Esq
d editor Atlanta Journal, Mr.. E.
al Nagle, managing editor Athens
n. (Ga.) Daily Ledger, Hon. L. +
y Livingston, President Georgia Far
Or mers' Alliance, Frank Weldon
al Esq, editor Savannah Daily Time
ne and Hon. J. B. Hunnicutt, Assi
~ tant Commissioner of Agricultu1
ne for the State Of Georgia. Go
ut Northern is also expected to be pre-
On ent and to deliver an address.
ca FLORIDA DAY.
~ ~ Thursday. Friday and Saturda.
~ ~ Oct. 22d. 23d and oath are the sp
ae cial days for the State Of Florid
-. On these dates Hon. F. T. Flemin
- Governor of Florida and otht
~ ~ prominent speakers from that Sta
~. m will be present and will deliver a.
-. ~ dresses.
he REAL ESTATE CONVENTION.
lie The Real Estate convention wi
be held from the goth to the %
M. This convention will be compos,
,ar of the leading real estate dealers
tia the South, and much good is e
of pected to be derived from it. A
,st- those who take an interest in t
,hn prosperity Of the South should {
III tend.
In THE INDIAN GAMES DAILY.
ms A band of Indians are here Al
Iuil will amuse the people daily wi