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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

GUTENBERG, N. j. Nov. First race. "
mile-My Fellow, l; Daisy Woodruff, 2; Now
or Never, 0. Time, l.l64.
Second race, 9s mile Batsman, Il Irregular,
2; Natalie, 3. Time. l.0a4.
Third race, 90 furlongs-Dead heat be-
tween Arab and Ramble; Tioga, 0. Time. La.
Purse divided.
Fourth race, lh miles-Banquet, !; Master
lode, 2; Rover, 3. Time, 1.58.
Fifth race, 9s mile-Mabel Glenn, |, Dixie. 2;
Salisbury, 8. Time, l.0lA.
Sixth race, mile-Miss Belle. l; Perlid, 2;
Issaquena filly, 3. Time, 1.434.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
Protecting Our Legation in ChiIe.1

SANTIAGO, Nov. minister Eagan
notified the junta that threats of an at
tack upon the legation had been made
with the avowed purpose of securing
the refugees. In very firm tones Mr..
Egan announced that the. junta
would be held strictly responsible
for any damage which might be done to
the legation or any harm that might be-
fall any of its inmates. The junta
promptly dispatched troop of cavalry
TO the United States legation for it, pro-
tsction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

NEW YoRK, Nov. THE Mail and
Express says; "The legislature of this
state is Republican in both branches on
official returns If the result is made
doubtful OF if it is changed. it will be
due to fragrant frauds Under the head
"The Assembly Is All Right" The sun
publishes this dispatch from Albany;
'The election of Willard, dem, in the
Second district of Jefferson makes the
assembly stand, according to latest re-
turns, Democrats 65, Republicans SO"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

TRENTON, N. J., Nov, 7.-Argument
on the motion for new trial for Francis
Lingo, convicted of the murder of Mrs.
Annie Miller in Camden county, was re-
sumed before the supreme court. Ex-
Judge Wescott spoke for two
hours on behalf of Lingo. He was fol-
lowed by ex-Prosecutor Richard S. Jen-
kins, who opposed the motion as the
states representative. 1t is hardly likely
TINT decision will be rendered before
January or February.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
Twenty Were Rnrned.

LONDON, Nov. Further advices re-
ceiyed from the island of Negropont, in
the Hgean sea. state that the unknown
British oil laden steamer reported to
have been burned near there is believed
to have been from Batoum. Several
bodies have been recovered, and the to-
tai number who perished by the disas-
ter is now placed at twenty. The vic
Tins include the captain, his wife and
two children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
poREoAsTING THE WE ATHER.

PoREeAsTING THE WEATHER
One weather prediction may
be made with safety--that
there are plenty of cold snaps,
raw winds and storms in store
for us before Spring comes.
Our stock of Heavy.We eight
Clothing comprises everything
for dress and comfort-the
Suit, the Oyercoat, the Refer,
the Storm Coat. We clothe
both man and boy with taste
and care.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
Two smothered to peath.

LIMA, o., Nov. while Frank Tay-
lor and John McKernon were driving
along the highway near New Hampshire
on top of load of hay the wagon
broke down and hurled them into ditch,
with the hay on top of them, smothering
them to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

SAssAR1, Nov. IA convict named
Derosas, recently released from prison,
in order to revenge himself on witness
who had testified against him, armed
himself with pistol, a dagger and gun
and went to search for his accuser. In
the course of his search he killed n doc
tor and two peasants on the street and
severely injured woman, causing her
to give premature birth birth to a
child. Derosas escaped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov, 7.-At the Gettys-
burg junction, near Mt. Holly, Alvin
Sheaffer, of Boiling Springs, aged 20
years, brakeman Of the P, H., and P.
railroad, fell under the wheels of train
and was crushed and torn in a fearful
manner. His recovery is doubtful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

Troy, N. Y, Nov. THE Times
publishes the following telegram, signed
by Senator Hiscock: "The statement
that have been rendered the portfolio
of the secretary of war is without the
slightest foundation whatever, and, in
my Judgment, nothing has occurred to
ever occasion such rumor.h
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

MADRID, Nov. 7.-Adyices from Chic
lana, twelve miles from Cadiz, say that
a terrific hurricane has swept over that
place. The Segura has oyerflowed, and
is inundating the town. The streets are
impossible. and the new bridge has been
destroyed. Large numbers of cattle in
the surrounding districts have been
n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
Iron WORKERS, wages Reduoed.

PlrTsBURa, Nov. THE great iron
firm of Jones & Laughlin has reduced
the wages of the 800 laborers employed
by it from $l.50 per day to s1.85. There
was much grumbling among them over
the reduction, but they say they are
powerless to resist, having no organiza-
tion and being unslfilled hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

SHANGHAI, Nov. 7.-Several Chinese
have been beheaded at Wuchang by or
der of the viceroy for posting placards
inciting to violence. Ever since the cap
Rain of the British gunboat Aspic noti-
lied the yiceroy that, in case of further
ettac ks upon foreign residents. the gun
boat would shell his exeellency's palace,
comparative order has been maintained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
wouid.bt wreokers in West Chester

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 7.-For the
third time since the starting of the cleo
trio cars in West Chester an attempt
was made to wreck car, Belgian blocks
being placed along the tracks. Two Of
them were placed on the track on South
New street. The large headlight on the
car brought them into view in time to
stop before striking them. The other
two attempts were made on South High
street, where heavy logs were placed
across the tracks. Every time these OBJ
jects were discovered the cars were
hlled with people and going rapidly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Produce Excbanpea

PHILADELpHIA, Nov 8.-The stock market
was unsettled, the heavy selling of stocks in
New York having effect upon prices
Reading was very weak, and the general
mortgage Is and preference income bonds do.
clined.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
PSORIASIS 20 YEARS


have been afflicted for twenty years with
an Istnatc akin disease, called hY some NJ.
DIS Ps1ri i-i5, and others IepFoSy, cOminenc-
ing on my sea p; and, in spite ot all could
do with the help OF the most S8illful DOCTORS
IL slowly hit surely extended until Il year ago
this winter 1t covered my ehtiic person in the
form of dry ScaieS. For the las three yeurS
have buen unable to do any labof,hnu SuticfinB
Intensely all the time Every morning tnere
could he nearly n dusipanfn of sealeI taken
a. Iafgea "a the envelop containing TINS letter.
In the latter par of winter my skin com
menced era tdiag up n, / tried everything
almost, that could EC thought OF, without any
relief. The 18th OF dune | started West. in
hopes | could reach the Hot Springs. Preached
have to go to the hospital but finally got as
IA as Lansing, Mich, where ! had n siahfr
living. Dne hr. treated me about TWO
weeks, but did me no good. All thought /
had but q short time to Inv. ! earnestly
prayed to die Cracked through the skin all
over my back across my ribs arIns. hands,
limits: feet badly SWOLLEN; toe=naili came on
finger-nais dead, and hard as bone: hair
dead, dry and litcless us old straw. . my
God. how / did suffer, My sister, Mrs.
CIrTIGlTttA in the house. She wouldn't give
up; said I've w!ll ry. GuTIGuRA. Some
was applied on one hand and arm, Eureka!
there was relief; stopped the terrible hufnit ig
seneatiOn from the word 40, They Immediate
ly got the GuTiGnHA. GuFiGUhA HEsobEEsP,
ami SOAR. icommeneed by taking one table
spoonful of REsoEysNT three times day,
after meals; had bath once IL day water
about Elood heat; used GuTIGuRA SOAP Tree
ly; applied GuTiGUitA morning and evening.
Result: returned tomy home hi gust six weeks
from the tmH eft, and my skin ms smooth
"s ''''s siee' - HI1tAMF + = RIP INTER-
IIendeis n Jefferson Co y. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
M'CARTHY'S VICTORY
His Candidate Wins the Contest
for Parnell's Seat.
THE PARNELLITEs ADMIT DEFEAT.

a Reunion of Ireland's Parliament.
ary Forces, Under the Head of
Justin Mccarthy, Promised Before
the General Elections Priestly
Activity in the Canvass.
! CORK, Nov. 1.-THE election passed
off quietly, thanks to the precautions of
the authorities. The count is now in
progress. It is admitted that the ma
jority for Flavin, the anti-Parnellite
candidate, is certainly 1000, and proba-
bly, 1900. Mr.. John E. Redmond, the
Parnellite candidate, admits defeat, and
attributes 1t to clerical intimidation.
The successful candidate, Mr., Martin
Flavin, is a butter merchant of this city.
The Parnellite candidate was Mr.. John
Z. Redmond, late member of parliament
for North Wexford, who resigned the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07
HIitAMF RP STER'
Hendris n Jefferson Co, \, Y.

CuTIcuRA REMEDIES are sold everywhere.
Price, CUTICuEA, the great Skin Cure, QUO: !;
fer 25c.; CUTICuRA tiESDLgENT the new
blood Purifier 81. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL GoRp'N, Boston.
~ Send for '.liuw to Cure Skin Diseases,
"a pages, 50 illustrations, nnd 100 testimonials.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

A popular society lady tainted at one of her
receptions What was th Q matter2 The an
swer is only too plain. Women have delicate
and hlgh-strung nerves and the many duties
of life are too much strain and tension The
result Is at first Nervousness. then tired, Lam
guild feelings, finally ending In sleeplessness,
utter weakness, shattered erves and ner-
vous prostration
Beware of the first symptoms. If you be-
come nervous. have palpitation. strange faint
feeling, sinking at pit of stomach weak and
tird feelings malaria, constipation, use at
once Dir. Greene's Nervura the great strength
ener OF nerves. brain and body. 1t will give
refreshing sleep. make your nerves strong,in-
vigorate your blood. regulate your bowels.
This means perfect health, 1t is the greatest
and best Of remedies. Purely vegetable and
harmless. Druggist sell 1t. $1,0o.
"Dr. Greene's Nervura is wonderful
remedy for nervous prostration. and those
terrible tired, weak feelings that make life a
burden too great to bear. ] feel that l can
not say enough In its praise for what 1t has
dope for me. 1t gives one the most restful
sleep. and in fact does all aud more than all
1t claims to do. | wish every poor, tired wo-
man on the face of the earth could be induced
TO try 1t for three days; they would then un-
derstand its value, and life would not seem so
wearlsome and undesirable
Eta +. HAVEN,
Il Meyers Street, Wobster, Mass"
A D sH- DIR, Greene, the successful
", Ds specialist in curing all forms
of nervous and chronic diseases, 35 W.
l4th Strcer, New York, can be consulted
.rree. personally. or by letter Call or
write him atout your case. or send for
tuptom blink to I'LL out, and a letter
full exp lining your disease. giving nd
vice. etc. will be returned free Al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

Prayed edges look bad but on nothing
do they look half as bad as on collars and
cuffs. There might be some excuse iflinen
happened to be dear, but it isn't On tn
contrary, it was never cheaper. There are
two fine things about ourcollars and cuffs:
quality and price, and we have got tho
price down fine enough to suit anybody.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the past
seven days number for the United States
223, and for Canada 43, or total of 9GG,
as compared with total of 255 last
week, and 2l9 the week previous to the
last For the corresponding week Of
last year the figures Were 2l5, represent
ing 1S9 failures in the United States and
80 in the Dominion of Canada.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-07

ntkkPIES blackheals red, rough, chapped.
I I'M anu o iy skin cured by GurlcuRA soar,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-04-17
At So to Insure o Living Colt
LEXINGTON DENMARK
Will make the season # 49, az "Travelers' Rest
Fam near shelby City, ny,
At Sis to Insure a Living Colt.

he !, blood bay, ~, hands high, left hand
foot white, heavy name and tail
Sired by Saddlewood
First cam by Smith Amont sire 0f Katie How
ard I1L; "a dam by Lord Wellington.
Saddlewood, a grand saddle horse, was by
Wildwood; ut dam by Star Denmark, the winner
Of 100 premiums; 81 dam by imported saddle
stallion "a dam by Veech's Hambletonan.
Wildw0od was by Blackwood ~ j-year old 81
sire Of lakewood, Jr., ga; ST dam Kate Mes
senger by Messenger Jr; I'd dam by Davy Crock
EFT, it,; cd dam by Brunswick, son Of Sumpter
4th dam by Davis Hambletonian. Smiths Al
mont by Almont 81, sire of Westmont 2I5ii.
Fanny WItherspoon I6A, Nc. Backwood - by
Norman IS, sire II Lula M, May Queen 20,
&c. Dam by Mambrino Chief.
Lexington Denmark is claimed 70 be one Of the
handsomest and most beautiful horses In Ken
lucky lie is fashionably bred IN saddle and trot-
ting fines, is a grand saddle horse, fine gated
trotter and goes the Caits naturally. lie has
shown a 50 gait. both racking aud troting with
out any preparation. He emanates from the hugh
est class of saddle and premium horses in Ken
lucky on his sire's side aud his dam represents
some Of the best trotting families in the whole
country. This com biuation produces the best COM
bined horses in the world and those which COM
mand the best prices IN all eastern markets, Any
one will have 10 see him TO appreciate his great
ness.
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At S10 to Insure a Living Colt,

Money due when the colt is foaled or mare parted
with lien retained all colts until season
money is paid.
escription:-Breechloade is a rich dark bay,
with black points, heavy name and tail, Is54 hands
high. His colts large, fine and of solid color;
can be seen at |. 5. Teyis.
Pedigree:-No ~, Breechioader, bay, foaled IN
1850. by Imp. Billet $50.
First dam Nellie Wiley, grandam Of Blnette by
Bob Johnson; I'd dam Mary Churchill by Alex.
Churchill; 3d dam by Imp. Margrave, grandam Of
King Alfonso; 4th dam Mistletoe by Cherokee.
9Th dam Black-Eyed Susan by Tiger; 9th dam by
Alfred 9Th dam a mare purchased IN Virginia by
Capt Burbridge for breeding but whose pedigree is
now lost /; believed 10 be by Americas; 10th dam by
by lump. Monkey; nth dam by Imp. Medley Iath
dam by Imp SHARK; 18th dam Imp. Fearnaught
Imp. Billet, sire OF above horse and also Miss
Woodford, Bevidere, The LioneSs, &c, died late
w. His get won last season SI2o. o42 and he stood
second IN the list Of winning sires. He was "a
year old and his get won from 1857 to 1888 $780,
90.
will also stand at the same place my fine jack
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$40 to Insure a Living Colt
BROWN JIM.
Record a:3r. 70 hands high.

Sired by Voltaire 63s First dam by Lex nStoG
Cbe,fa s8. ID dam by Mambrino Chorister; sd
dam Lady Stanhope, grandam Of Rosa Wilkes
az and Simmons IS. BY Hambletonian 10,
Voltaire 7oA tby lattler 900; dam Young for-
ria bv Nam brine Chief II; I'd dam by Roehuck
sire Of Brown Jim, is also the sire OF Nolney, br
dam Nellie by Alden Goldsmith, who made rec
ord in 1900 Of 1oH. Tattler, Noltaires sire, by
pilot. Ir dam Telltale by lebanon, son OF Medoc,
sired Indianapolis n, Rumor 2 40 SANDER
az and Voltaire coz and his sons Abbott, In
dianapolis, Rumor, Tattler. Jr. and Noltaire are
81 Tattler IS we'll known as being Of the grand
est brood mare sires OF the age his daughters pro-
ducing Maud S. o8N, Jay Eye See 10 and a
of brown Inns dam, is by Kentucky Clay Ig4;
dam Lady warheld by Mambnno Chief II. Nam
brine Cb6rister Tsire Of dam Of ProteIne 49, etc)
by Mambrino Chief, dam by ChoristeT'
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At SIS to Insure a Living Colt

Money due when mare is parted with.
Adonis is a beautiful dark bay with black points,
tshands inches high was foaled August, iesa'
and is a grand saddle horse. Those who want to
breed TO a handsome Kentucky saddle stallion are
invited 10 look mine over and see his action and
style. e.,
lie was sired by the grand show horse. Second
level; he by CunnInghams Jewel, he Dy WASH
ington Denmark. a.,
Ills FIRST dam Minnie, by McDouald's iialcorn
I'd dam by Wells Crusader, his hrst dam IN
known. but thought 10 be an Oliver -
Adonis will be allowed to serve ten or hiteen
good mares only.
Mares kept on grass or fed at reasonable prices,
but not responsible for any accidents shouIH any
F F. SANDIDGE,
Niilledgeville Ky.
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NABOTH 1OO16.
Standard Rule o.

Sired by walsingham zI66 (sire Of Latitude rec
ord 2:I9Al - 81,
rst dam Tinse by Messenger Duroo too son Of
Hambletonian and sire of Elaine 20, the dam OF
Nsrlaine, yearhng 3If); I'd dam beSs, sister 70
LANES Howell, IT. By Hanbetonian 10, sire Of
dexter ~ "a dam Jessie Sayre 10y Harry Clay
as sire OF the darrs Of II julien any, Bodlhe
? toL and "a more that have produced 2 90 tIot-
ters also Sire OF the dam Of Electoneer, sire OF so
in the 20 list; ath dam by Liberty, son OF Lance
by American Eclipse.
'Walslngham z166 sire OF Naboth, is one OF the
youngest sons of George "llkes SIG, tetSoIu -
yvho sired Harry Wilkes 2 az, Guy Wilkes IS ~
Mike Wilkes I514 Wilcox ? 70 aud O Others IN
40 list; also Al producing sens and I9 producing
daughters. III
foaled Iune g. 1888. His pedigree contains the
blood Of Hamhletonian George Wilkes, Mar1bri-
no Chief Pilot, Jr and Harry Clay.
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At $50 to Insure a Living Colt.
KING EUCkDEN
viii stand at same place
At $40 to Insure a Living Colt

lie Is bright bay WITHOUT airy white. is trlz
hands high, tine name and tail, OF fine action and
Is natural saddle horse; by Silver King. he
great premium horse. First dam by Imp. Buck-
den; "a dam by Denny's Drennon 3d dam bv
Fillmore Fillmore was great show horse i'm b;s
day. lie was by Montgomtry's Whip and ont =,
a mare by Frank, thorough red.
Mares kept AZ reasonable rates but not responSi
Bile Tor escapes or accidents.
A. NJ. PENCE. Stanford, XIV
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STEVE WALKER,

At $40 90 10 Insure a Living Colt. He is
a brown Jack with W. te points, years old III June
and fun isA hands high He was. sired by AIken's
King William, he by King Phillip. First dam a
Black satin jennet; she was sired by King Phillip;
cd dam by Morecaste, he by Jim Porter. This
lack has proven himself fine breeder. number
of his colts have sold for SIoo at weaving time
Money due when the colt is foaled or mare part
ed with; lien retained I'LL the money IS paid.
p w. LOGAN, Owner.
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| wall also stand my splendid young jack,
Imported HidalgO,

-Four wears old. black with white points, 50 hands
high and elm dandy" az $40 70 insure a living
colt due October Ist, 1884, or when mare is parted
with.
Lexington Denmarks tee VIII be due when colt
foaIed or mare Is parted with. Mares kept at s.
I er month owners risk. | solicit a close inspec-
I o ofmy stock. LS, IEN&l
Shelby City, Ky.
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Geo. Dictator $500,

STANDARD Rule .
Sired by Dictator u3 Ctrc It Jay. i've See q 10.
fhai,a, 40, Director ~ and 90 Others in the
! lr,t dam Alice, by Almont 54
second dam Norma by AleNsuicf's Norman o.
lhitd dam Dung l~yman mare, by Occur de
Fourth dam Old Twyman mare untraeed
Almnut SO tsiTc q Fanny Mthcfs paan q tst.
Piedmont ira and 3 otftrs ~ p 10, also sire
Riebsrd o'"'' ., ''ICa ,,r5et ysIrs b
wilkes so4, Atalyte - aud 20 IN The charm.
dcircl, ~ Ahdaliah S, at dam sally Ander.
S ,,na by Mamusino Chief -, I'd dam Kate by
Norman as ,,re Of Lula r,'., May Queen 20. Of
u's cams , gi SII,M ,,l'g Mormon Medium
= are. s. {. b. by Miguum Bonum.
Dictator, the sITc of George Dictator, Tor many
years languished IN o5sDuuty aud really nev
er had a chance al the stud until he came 10
kentueky. then 9 years Old and having up 10
that time but 81 foal, aud NJ 90 had less than 200
ioits, ari ou.s few %. them were uut q ~eIl
bred mare, Few tai On. iupar' morr soc "a ~
ms desc 'udant,, aud besides they ha,.. rp,u-
rance combined vth level seads. lie q The
sire Of 4s m The OF better last, q. trottets and
. PAGERS. The trottsrs ne beaded by Law Eve
see 40, Ph'ilaS7 :, Director -. We 10
not know another stallion that has thre,- .urb
sons With the same speed aud number OF heats
frosted Jay ESe See has 81 heats better thar
2 90, Director 81 and Fhalias as A total of 16,
heats IN 90 or better
The returns OF tins years trotting will show
''i' 't'it''i N'lt t'if NH n ANfNE IN
and daughters, but also has ctaudsous are putting
number 81 horse Iu tDe SO iist His sIn Col
Hdmbuck, has .. Commander I, Dick t.oorrcr f.
Director q, Junius Q, PAsilas ?, Pretender 4 Re
porterT, bclinestor and Endymion {. Zen sons
SIRED - truttcrs.
IA, daughters promise T. make grca, brood
mares They have produced Brown, Ebert Com
dolo, Keller Thomas, Evening Star. Garnet, Last
Chance, Nancy Hanks, Northwest, Victor!aWikeS
Matte solomon aud Williams. Matget :. by Dlrec-
ter has record Of "a, and Macy Hanks has
record of - !, a third heat made in a race and
she never been beaten. Has grandson, Phal-
lamont by Phailas. has PIT m the list. Phalla.
mont Gitl 277t, ihalene 20 aud Nirginius
l5l Live Stock Record
George Dictator black stallion, IS hands
high, fosled in 1874, Is 4 handsome fellow and will
certainly sire extreme speed. lie was bred Tor a
great stock horse. He will stand
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WATERLOO.

This trotting and combined stallion will MAXI
the season of 1901 at my stable at Milledgeville.
Description aud Ped,gree-Waterloo Is a black
~ hands high, weighs 200 pounds. maSmhcen'
style and action and is a ioal geter his prog
eny combining speed and irst-class saddle quail
ties He has record OF -.
He is by Richelieu, he by Mambriuo Chief; he
by Mambrino Paymaser, he by Mambrino, he by
Imp. Messenger
First dam Helm uara by Bay Messenger, he by
Harpinus, he by Hambieioman, he by Imp Mes
senger; ed dam Red Bird by Cannon Whip, he by
Elackburn's whip, he by Imp. Whip, he by Sal
tram. dam by Herod; sd dam thoroug Inbred u are
by Imp Domede Bay Messengers dam was out
of a full bloodel Messenger mare and by Imp.
Rockingham. Waterloo's dam by Helms York
shire, he by Imp. Yorkshire, dam by Weisiger's
Belshazzar; 2d dam by Kossuth; 81 dam the noted
saddle mare owned by Joe Helm and aiterward by
Mt. Lee. Waterloo viii stand
At $40 to Insure a Living Colt,
Or sra 50 till weaving time.
IL Nj. T. RUSSELL, Milledgeville, Ky
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MISS VpHtIIa-W MT queer weather we
are having this winterl
Gongcslin-Yes, but if you remember,
Miss Orhelia, the winter of 1859 was
very nurh lik" it.
Miss Ophelia (who is lust 90')-Sir!!.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-04-17
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viii make the season Of ISaI my stable ~ miles
from Milledgcville. Lincoln county, on the stan
ford h MilledgevIlle pike,