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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02

hNNp wv N'NA- ~lNul(Il II!l SNpC S LlUujtIlT
M Die Nnnerlon Gana0a'S.
> Is Gen uSamt bat eine Staz
tl'tlt itber Die arthrailttoblen Groburtion in
Hennpluanien per0iientlid)t Sarnod) be-
truq III Saleuoeriobr 1889 bic @ciamn1t=
FrOouttton 40, ,665,l52 Sonnen. Die Come
iu 2240 Hfunb gcrednet, nit einem @ertb
am SorberungSort uou $65,716,165, alio
HHrdIG,Hithid) %l.77 pro G0iiul. 9iadj oen
Nugaben Der Sr0nSp0rt, @eiellitoiten iinb
35,407,710 5Onncn mrflit AMI BEN Marft
getomTen, Der 9feit tontmt ouf Den 2ofal~
perb:aud), %ertbeiluug4 Jan 9lugeitcQte &C.
Die 9urd)lhnlttSSabl Der alrbeitStaQe belief
ittD auf 1913, Die lange Ierioee bes Stiuz
ItanocS mar bauptl0tlidl Nurt ben llmitano
peranlabt, OaB Die 9tatIraqe Sn gcrinq mar.
Ginld)llcBltd Der Supcrlnteuoentcn, Snoe-
nleure unb Glerf5 nareu int @an;en 1867
299 Yeronen al Der Nutbrasi blenz Bro-
Outtton beIfGfttgt, meldIe in1 @au;en $780,
1922 @ebalt obcr ypbu be;ogeu Die
Hrobuttlon beS anl 80. [juni 1880 beenbeteu
SNhrcS berug nad benl TO- Geniu8 mn
25,575,S75 Sonnen i'm 9Scrtbe BON $42,=
172,492
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
IcrbccreuSc gSirfuNaen eiucs
SprcM9id,tiiiCs.

2eron 9I-9., 81. 9ejcmber,-5n Dem
SinmOniden 9ur0itih, al Dem &uiiolos
@eneua 3mcige Der oyebigb= &allep &obn"
purOcu beute Nret uugorild)e 9lrbeitcr, ic-
nIe eiu 2lmtrltuuer, giamcnS 9luor Nuut,
burd Die ucriribte GntlaOung zines Sprcng
it)uiieS Qet0Dtct. 2ld)t onOere 2lrbcittr crz
llttcu iCpcrc NerletuuQCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Or. &aOmaB'S
SarIapntiuiAn IcIolpcnt!
0o5 groBe &lHtrcinignng5s0 s0tittct.
Sur S,ciluug auer dlrpuiidGn &rnutbcjtsR.

Sur Seciluug eucr dlrpniitlcn &rautbctten.
Gbroriifsr T6cumot.@mus, iiropbu0cgcosn. Eris
leE8stmulL trotcGce witch, SrcbalCloeH, tlHgenz
butcH, 0uaptule, NuColNmdmm, G5tihmure, Gie=
ituuiC, NiitrInibcJtcl C'ltt, 93dNcrutt, eugiidJe
&oHtNtt, SaIiTIHh SJoHtttIs, @dp'roludt Il. |. ~
%sfaituuGcm uuO Ghmerjcn III ocr Gauge
9chsiu.
Ai6Iau6, 9Sisc.. 21 gtouem6cr 1885.
Nr. Ruomup - lUCUbCr MeJy. so luoutc ,ibHen
hoH droit cIHi9e Setltn sum C0bc ,ibre5 zGrdpurtls
lluE JteiOlueut hrubcH. &or nItichH ,}dhren Cmz
E'abI ub olcisS Nlltcl ~ slmmgmUHu IN SpatoHz
rd, ultu., Der mn elH ldNQluhrlgtl NrCHo Qcnrltu
mar, uHo dgtc bm. oaE tglH bcncIcs Dtittr ge0eu
GTtultuuu UEo ShmcIicU IN Der EUHgC gC1c. Gr ucrs
utbte c5 uHo oantte mn oGEH ulc!ma2, hlHiuiuGCro,
odG es ftin bcertS Nultcl gelcn oltie NyantHeitcn
0Cbt uHO lett euIgicblt cr cs iclntE %aticHcH ldJ
cmpiabl cS aid Nrr. &irJu, elHcm 9lpotbtfer IN
SmutuHHu, uHo iett bait rnrrllbll. "a. Nipple
ton, gSlSc, muroe Id nit eircm iuuOcH NiUHHe bc=
furHt, Der elReH lilmmcr 0UftcH bette uEb ron bcm
man belurttcle Don cr ole SdmIHoiudt betoulmeH
nuroe go cm9Iohl Sur SOrldpartltuns jeloIOcnt,
nro nab elHlGer Sclt lab in thr iIlh uuo gCluHo
ornate nlr luarm ott Naro uHo lG9tc min. oGR er
eghe mlm lett be9r0Ocn lclH mtIoe. Us bat hH lclr
luEea et9eI!t. &or uEoeldhr ctsiehH N1hrca tQm
nrSn an elHtm nnicn itirpc er hattie Nuct Icreucr
lh1t, aber Ob1e GrIOg. SD eupiubl ,lbr SGuupdCll=
u a. '5'7.S 5ah ciHi1T '--1-Jii 10
&lHoer bnieH, jer't cine loiiS a....ay c,.a.
Sn ornde Hotlmos mcln GrtouHen uhtr ole'c q
aus nHo funH Hur ,leocm rlthcn, ollc!he i'm pam,
boben; ic Uerbutct IN uIeIeH 6GleH cine itnc
SrlHfhelt i. (. N.
55r croc6cncr ~. arnihft.
3u babeH bel GpotHcfcrH. 81 aie 6}oite.
Gr. IabmaD " 60, gir -, &SOucHi!rate,
Sem 9Ort.
aq-Qr ouS RurIifum.- G's6ct iit,cr uub psrs
Inrat Rnowap'e uHo ichet oaG "Hdoguap" an Tenn
lit. mas 5Rr tonlt. Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Ser it =.

Sddionpille, Sla., 81. 9e;ember.
Der licger Qioro GlGrf mnr0e bcute megeu
zines Dor iunf Sabrcn 81 &uterlateu ueritt-
ten 0toyNsS Su YalGtta geb0n9t. @r ltarb
nmnPmhliflifh LII lEnlnr (MfnIfh1hS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Eine !Garte

gn gG,, tpsIft on ben 5oIsen DON Susenbilnb,n,
rerpoier Stndte, fribem Serfal, Serluit Der lianz
nestrait p. IeioeH, enoe d foitenirei eiH J.z
sept, bas e turtrt. Sieies srose 5eiulittel purbe
abreiitrtes Gouuert 9fep. Soiepb Z SnmaH, eta.
ion 3. 9ieip=aJorfzGitn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02

Die :3ifier Der Seu0lferung uon 9tafen
1T nod nidJt feitgeTelt, mir irren ihmerltd)
III Der 9lnnabme, paB Iad)en, meld)cs 1885
faIt $4,000 Ginmobner bate, nunmebr entz
meoer Dor ONer biuter GrefelO rangtren mtro.
StdOte nit $4,000 100, 900 GlnpObHern
s,,,S ,,f,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
eGGnersen-& Sci

rclbCS ioiort oie uarcrroncr Sdmsrieu tjllt. Gr
SiEouEgcz llHotyt mo Gor0t,I0HeH heilt oh le I'M
ylnlc, Dem NiuatH. rem GIH9cuetocH ODER ion't9gn
0ruieH ooer Sr9l7cr mo. cine 9lE!ueHbuHo senngt
SHHcrlIG uTrt TIN DJlbcr his Su clHem : SOec=
ioil uou il clrcm 6iGit ISalCr in 0eEi1eH WtHuteE
9rdmpic lauren NiaQau, lebeltelt. GrUrehsu <ooa
bremen, 9}cruOnt0t &GlOilOiilctt, NopIueh, &idrz
r5Cc, &oIlt &ldbUEgcH Uao ale lHHgriteH Srdntgetz
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
A'aIaria in ibrrn rrrftDicSrnen for
mcn gGtriIt an0 prrhitrt.

IS Qicbt FCin NcjmitiCl in Der 9SClt, neeS 11ei1s
elnetcr uno ullc 0uocrcH muIurlideH pIoen uno buz
nQcn Nlc1tr nit NguTG pom 6dOWan's %iuen 10
t1cu hCltt, ais 6nowan'e &caon Aei;cf.
u. n. R hlirt nttt mn oeH nit NiulGrid 9ehdtcs
ten, ioHocy pCHn yeute melde Dem mGlariiten site
GuS9Cicut mo CbeH Wor0en ebc lie auSgeben, 20 bis
25 lroplcH jtcaoO Hc,lci IN lSaer eiHHebmeH uno
bUbci GIHcu SrCttr eleH, DeroeH e leoem lHgr rors
bu0cE.
so St.. Die El3itc gu hObcz bel slpotbetsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
The German correspondent,

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Wlte 2eitungctt

leorrciponSsnt) III S cts. pro 3uHoert, 81 90 pro
GauieEe itao In Der Expedition peiss Sates 81 bas
Der. 200-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Strifcs In GusIauo nuo @ales.

yonOo II, l. Sauuar.-0te Nrbelter auf
ben Stftoria,Sods itnb ub.rntals ausqez
itanben. Gle erbieltcn bisber fcinen 2obn
fir Die 3eit, in welder iie ibr OiittaqSeiien
perSebren, nnb perlargen jett, oaB ibnen
fein 4bSug fiir oieie 3ett semadt peroe. =
3weitauienO 9rbeiter Der Soblsnqruben in
Der llngebung bon 0tertbpr=S Spopil, g9ale8,
iiuo QusQeltarben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
@ttDs,'a;se9@ ScId)lpcroels.

9aoruGps j, ,ha 9leir5 ficCt cine Sur fir iGoe 9lrt
uor GdlmericH %CrtauE1eE, Sutntuzacn,
Sd'mcr;cn IN osH gtudCH, Ocr lrlit mo
ocE GjilcoelE. Is mar nG5 ers
mo III oU5 CjHii9e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
abrunere agpeuirt.

8ari8, l. Sanuar. - Ser anard)iitlIte
Sournaliit 2abrupsre, ipel6er mad elnem
eigeneu @eitGnonrB oem mutbmablidjen
W(DrDsr bes @euerals Seliuerltrom, Yuos
lewSti, sur 6lud)t bebuIilid) gelpeien unO
baiiir III 13.monatlidJer @efGuauibItrofe
oerlrtheiit moroeu mar, bate aegen oieies
GrtenntniB 9lppeQatton eingeleqt. Sei-
uen 2lntrag, mdbrenb Der Serbanelun9 Der
2lppelatiOn auf frsien 6uB 9eebt III wcr.
ben, bat ser @eriftSbOf bsute ab9elebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
u . t5cn.

9aS einStge Mittel, BEN 6 IL
lnInr-Setrigcrelcn III Ganaba, Den Gren;s
Hlatcrclen, Den Stmugg Don GanaNa
nad) ben Ser Staaten Elm GnOe Ill modem,
lit bic 2lnuerion @anaoa'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Sranfretd)'s Sinan,eu.

Yaris, l. 3auuar. - 3te 8eaieruug
gibt betunnt, paB Die Girloiung Der ans Dem
70er 8rlege ftammenoen Jog. yiquioatiouss
Sbli9atlonen am 3. Saruar beginner miro,
obgleit Die ueue glnleile crit am 10. San.
auigelegt mirO. 9ie 6egicruug hat aenug
Gelomittel en- Sanb, nm oieie Ginl6iung
ihOu porber bOrnehmeu Su f0nnsu. 2lQer
8orausfldt nad pirO bieie 6inar3laae Su
benz Der ueuen auleibe nldIt uuueientlI9
beitrQueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Gr8ebnthe oer SolfsSaBtaus 1T
TsutIdllato.

yiad Der SOltSiGbIuug pom l. December
B. s. hat 9euti6lauo % StGote nit iiber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Die oeutid,e Slaaec in Sjta frifa.

S0Njl ar, /. SQnuQr. = Die beutld1e
Tlagge muroe heute iorlnell al peritieoensn
Huutten oe5 beutifen aiiitsn9ebiete8 aufs
gehBt. Die Stdote Ganga, Bangani, Saas
bani, Sa9amogo, 0arse8=Salaam, &ilpa,
gtubi uuo Minfnoant merben in einem De-
fret ais Gtn= nno 9luSiubrbdfeu angetiiuz
htut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Ser Seutide Gnrreiannaent.

Xu3Itllf fUUkVefEtIUp
&. Raine, 6igentbImcr nuS Mcoaftenr, 1
eibwcf=gde YaItu,orssstrass unS BoitsSiire.alue.
Yreis bes tastid)em 9sIattes, bux 3rdssr in Sal=
ftinore unS in Der glatbariaft oeiors 12la 9ts.;
faslidDe uno Sonnta Gs =stmssabc 10 cts. pro
Sotls,5ahlbdr noteIti 5is oasSIGtt belorseHoen
3rd9er.-1naIidl Hebt Spnit.ase Nus aGb be unter
Eorto=SorauShe;dbn9 81 so pro Sabr, lin fiirsere
.Sett I'M Serhdtaif; ir Die wpdcutlidls gtuesabe
mf SonEtdgstlott, portofret, nit Ihu9 fir Clubs.
500 pro Sabr, rad, irsero eiHem Srte bes SRanz
bes, S4 nad) europa. Spnntase gtnegabe 81
pro SGhr.-Sas bette unh biu;site oentidje SIG.t
IN Den Dtittelz uno Siioaatea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Ter arobe &IinseIbsutel Der Ssilsarmee.
Giue Eemouitration bci Dem Strab bburg:Nos
nilmeut in 8aris

Earis, l. SanuQr. - Yaul OerouleDe
id)miidte nm II llbr in Ser pergaugenen
gtad)t, an Der Spiee etuer entbuiiaittiter
Sdoar ebemaliger NFitgIisoer Der aufges
lDitsn %atriOtsnIiga, OaS Ouf benz Ylace De
la GOncOroe Su Gbren Der Sploaten erridJs
tetc Wtonumeut, melqe in Der %ertbeoi-
gun9 Srabburg'S fielen, nit 6abusn.
2erOuleOe uno mebreye auoere 9span6e=
beloen blelten ReOen, N peld)en tie al ben
friiberen 9tnbm Srartreid's eriunerteu.
Die Denomination pecliei Obuc &udeit0.
rIIun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Graf Mottci,s SrebsbeilmitteI.

q ON, l. Sonuar. = Die me6t5intId5e
@elt bat iid) iejtber nid)t nit benz @ruien
Ntattet i'll Bologna, Der elm Seilmittel iiir
Den SrebS entoedt 81 habeH glaubt, abgeben
wOueH, neil bieies Ntittel Elm @ebelnlmttteI
mar. Die 6reunbe bss Grafeu iino uuu
beto mehr erfreut, neil Die meoisinide
SSelt gegeHmartig nud Berlin lGuit, nm Der
&Ohiden Gntbedrna suSulubelu, Die bod
auh Elm @ebeimnIittel lit. Ntattei, ein
9tdt;igidbriaer, lit BON Der beilenpen Strait
ie!ueS 0tittels iibcr;euat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Srauer iu 6 hina.

2orbon, |. Sanuar. - Cine 9epeide
aus Sbanghai uerfiiubet ben Sob be8 4riu>
sen Gbuu, Sater bes 9egenwGrtigen Saiiers
pon China.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-02
Baron SsirIh's Hena,,dle.

GariS, l. Sauuar,-9er Stub ser Sue
&Ogale, Dem Baron 5irit ein Yaroli rafiir
bie9en lpollte, neil tbrl Die 9tuinabne in
otelen 9lub ueripeigert DorOeu mar, uno Der
besbalb oaS @lubbauS nit groBeu Spfern
fQuIlld) ermarb, nm ben Club Dor Die Sbiire
ieteH Su tOnncn, ldBt itt ourd bieien Shad).
Sug oes iribereu Giieubabniiiriten ui6t be-
irren. Der Club hat beretts nit Der Gr.
rihtun9 zines nod reacr aus9efatteteu
SlubboueS beonuueu
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26

road must be flyer, or If one was in
sight ahead, she went for him without
any urging from her driver. | raised
two colts from her after she brought
Harry, one every other year. Both |
sold out of the State when young, and
both made very fast horses. could not
get her in foal by any horse that was of
age, and so they were by colts of no rep
utation. She died of old age in 1850.
Brown Harry is dark brown, one
white ankle behind, crescent in forehead,
and diamond on lip; heavy name and tail,
stands l5i hands high, weight about 900
lbs. Nervous temperament with a dash
of temper. His stock is very much like
him, stylish, nervous, with good action,
and many of them fast. Color, chestnut,
brown and black, with white marks on
legs and face. | sold him when two years
old to II. Woodland of LOWELL Mass. (the
man | had the mare Of at four lie was
sold to Il. Il. Ieaton. In the spring of
go Mr.. Ieaton went into the army and
took hun for service at FoXcroft: III ca
sold him to 5. ID. Cushman of Dexter, his
present owner. Z. NJ. JEFFERDs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26
INFORMATION WANTED.
MARENGo, McHenry Co.,

MARENGo, McHenry Co., Ill.
Mr.. BATTELL,
Dear Sir In a recent communication
from you you stated that If would ascer-
tain what portion of the State (Nermont)
the Brask Horse (sired by Hills Black
Hawk was from you would endeayor to
look him up. In communicating with
Ed. Richmond of Nunda, H., learn that
the Clute Horse (Which died here after
being in the stud here for over 20 years
and was son of the Brask Horse while
owned in Rutland county, VT, as a
three or four-year-old showed speed of
three minutes or less and was sold for
Sl000-S500 down and note secured on
chattel mortgage on said horse for the
balance, and in order to evade the debt
the Clute Horse in the spring of 1870 was
shipped to Chicago and sold to a man by
the name of - (note book at house of
Morris, H., and in a few months pass
ed into other hands in this vicinity and
died at the age of - years COR, rather
was killed. This same Ed. Richmond
owned half interest in said horse in
ISIS.
The fact is, there is great lot of his
stock here. They show the Morgan
blood: are extra good travellers, tough
and hardy; yet no effort has been put
forth to trace them back. | have an old
mare that was in livery here for years,
sired by said horse. She never was train
ed, but could do her mile any time in
three minutes. | am now breeding her
and feel anxious to trace her breeding.
If you can do no more toward finding the
Brask Horse you confer a favor by refer
ing me to one or more old settlers in Rut-
land county who are well up in the horse
literature of your State through whom
might perhaps gain some information of
the horse in question.
Again; we understand you are compil-
ing book relating to Morgan horses and
so are anxious that this Clute Horse have
a place. Yours truly,
j. q. ADAMS.
Can any of our readers give Us any
information concerning this horse: ED
REGISTER.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26

colt, was - months old when he
brought him here. do not think he
kept him long. | do not know of any
Morgan horses here before. His get were
all trotters, and some - of them were
kept stations. Durham had one, white
and as large as the sire. NJ. Pereault of
st. Paul had Il bay one, l54 hands, that he
sold to St. BatolOmy not as heavy as his
sire. do not know the dams of these.
Reference Pierre +. Boileau. st. Leguoi,
nine miles from toilette, Quebec. Jour
dain of st. Dumars owned Old Bayard.'
NJ. Bavard of Farnham, Canada, horse
dealer, says "The Laduke Horse came
from st. Pie. Landlord Joe Marin
owned him. The Frchette Horse was by
the old Seymour Horse of st. John.
The Seymour Horse was bought by
Seymour when two years old near st.
John of a farmer; bay, lj-2 to lob, 1000
to 100 lbs"
NJ. Seymour, Farnham, says: "The
sire of the sire of the Frichette Horse
was from Quebec. a man came with the
colt from Quebec and sold it when two
years old to my father. Father owned
him until II years old, then sold him
at Bonneti's Hotel, st. John, to
Bachaud, who took him to Philadelphia ;
brown with star, 15I hands. came here
30 years ago, and think he sold him
when | was in st. John. Trembly sold
colt to my father. This Trembly lived
60 miles below Quebec; moved to st.
John and bought a farm at Lacadie,
six miles from st. John. 1rembly
brought mare in foal and the colt was
foaled in Iacadie. Hobart (Abard) bred
the Frichette Horse. The Bertrand Horse
by st. Lawrence was bred at Chambly ;
bought by Dufresne of LaPraIrie, a con-
ductor. before came here some 3G or 10
years ago was five or six years old then.
brown, l54 hands, 1850 to 100 lbs. Du-
fresno bought him II years ago. The
Lougligne horse of Chambly was bay, l54
hands. nice neck and head. back little
hollow, owned afterward at Napervile
and died there; he was by old st. Law
renee about the same time before came
here by Lougligne. The Seymour Horse
dark bay, black points, awful prompt,
pretty horse, stood right up high on
withers, not very heavy, 1000 to 100 lbs.
hard bitted, owned by Thos. Simard.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26
ANIMALS REGISTERED
IN THE MORGAN REGISTER.
MARES AND FILLIEs.

Registered by w. X. jackson, Racine,
Wis:
KIT JACKSON, bright bay with a little
white on left hind foot, lob hands, $50
lbs. foaed 1880; bred by Mr.. Currier
and raised by G.. W. Sherwood, Mar
kesaw, Green Lake Co.. got by sam
Perry's Horse, son of Morgan Prince, by
Young Vermont Morgan: dam, bay, said
to be Morgan.
Registered by W. W. Jones, Hancock,
Vt:
DAISY LAMBERT. chestnut with star
and snip and white hind feet foaed 1890 /;
bred by W. W. Jones, Hancock, VT; got
by Thought, son of Daniel Lambert /:
dam, Maud, black, bred by John Durliee,
Pittstield, VT, got by Como, son of Bal
lard's Cassius NJ. Clay.
Registered by Ii. Z. Durham, Bethel,
Vt:
FANNY, gray, 1l4 hands, 1000 lbs. :;
foaied 1873; bred by II. E. Durham,
Bethel, VT; got by Vermont Boy, son
of Rocket, by Young Myrick, son of
Sherman Black Hawk: dam, gray, bred
by p. Celley, Tunbridge, VT; got by
Royal Morgan, son of Sherman Morgan.
Registered by George NJ. Kellam &
Son, Rlchland, Kan:
ABDALLAH GIRL. black with star and
white feet; foaled 1890; bred by George
NJ. Kellam Il Son, Richland, Kan; got
by Kellams Abdallah. Jr.. son of KEEL
lam's Abdallah, by Royal jim, son of
Royal Morgan: dam, black, bred by
George NJ Kellam, Topeka. Kan, got by
General Grant, son of Draco; I'd dam,
bay, bred by a. F. Weir, Walpole, y
H.. got by Clifford Morgan, son of Wood
bury Morgan.
LADY BELL, black, II hands, $50 lbs.
bred by George NJ. Kellam, Topeka,
Kan; got by keilam's Abdallah, son OF
Royal Jim by Royal Morgan; dam
black; bred by George NJ. Kellam; got
by Gen. Grant, son of Draco; ID dam
bay, bred by \. F. Weir, Walpole, y. H.,
got by Clifford Morgan, son of Wood.
bury Morgan.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26
PEDIGREE OF BROWN HARRY.

The following is clipped from the
Maine Horse Breeder: Brown Harry
was the sire of the dam of Emma b. , 30.
FOXCROFT, Me-, March 80, 1873.
Dear Sr:-Yours of the 10Th inst. at
hand; l will give you the history of
Brown Harry as near as | can. He was
foaled in FoXcroft, June Il, 1856, the
property Of Mr.. p NJ. Jetferds. | pur-
chased the mare of II. Woodward of
Lowell, Mass, in the fall of SO, she be-
ing in foal by Col. Maynard's Young
Black Hawk, sometimes called Thurston
Black Hawk, being one of the first get of
old Vermont Black Hawk, and at that
time the oldest Black Hawk living. :
The dam of Brown Harry was a PAGER and
very fast color, sorrel, one white foot
reached back, sloping rump, about Il
hands high, weight obout $50 lbs, aged
supposed to be 20 or more when pur.
chased her. Her pedigree | never con,
sidered reliable, although one DR.. Cogs
well of Lowell pretends to know thai
she was raised in Pomfret, VT, sire al
imported Arabian out of Morgan mare
that she was well bred and had roya
blood in her no one could doubt who saw
her. The least cluck would send he
flying when she was up in the TWEEN
ties, and the horse that passed her on tn,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26
NOTICE.-Estate of
~ Sarah II, Chadwick

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Ad.
Olson, commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per.
sons against the estate of Sarah X. Chadwick,
late OF Shoreham, in said district, deceased,
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto, here.
by give notice that we will meet tor the
purposes aforesaid nj the Shoreham House
on the eth day of june and sth day OF Deem.
Der next, from one o'clock p. IN. until four
o'clock p. m, each OF said days, and that six
months from the sth day OF June, a. ID.
1891 lis the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims TO us tor eX-
animation and allowance.
Dated at shoreham, this sth day OF June,
A. ID. 1891.
HORTON ". JONES'
ELMER BARNUM, .Com's.
"a Il. W. MERRITT,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26
Estate of +. Il. Jenney.
License to sell Real Estate.
CTATE OF VEKMONT-District of Adj

Be ii remembered that al Il session OF the
Probate Court holden nj Middlebury, within
and for said district, on the 9th day of June,
a. ID. 1891.
Present Hon. James NJ. Slade, Judge.
Whereas, Appollos Munger, executor OF
the estate of +. b. Jenney, late OF Leicester,
in said district, deceased, has this day
presented to said Court his petition in writing,
setting forth that it will be be beneficial for
all parties interested therein to sell of the
real estate OF said deceased, the Estey place,
so called, containing about eighteen acres OF
land situate il Leicester, and now occupied
by Frank White, said Jenney being under
contract to deed said land in his life time.
1t is ordered that all persons interested in the
estate OF said deceased be notified to appear
before said court at the Probate Office in Mid
dlebury, in said district, on the 9th day OF
July, A. ID. 1891, at 10 o'clock a. m. by publ
cation OF this order three weeks successfully
previous thereto, in the Middlebury Register
a newspaper printed at Middlebury aforesaid
to show cause, If any they may have, why said
license should not be granted.
BY order of the court.
% Attest, JAMES NJ. SLADE, Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HABIT
In all the World there is but one
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1t can be given In II cup of tea or coffee
without the knowledge OF the person taking
whether the patient is n moderate drinker or
an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards
have been cured who have taken the Golden
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edge, and today believe they quit drinking OF
their own free will. No harmful effect results
from its administration. Cures guaranteed.
send for circular and full particulars. Adj
dress in confidence, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.,
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26
The Mcssenger-MOrgan Stallion
BRILL II a MI

Bred and owned by W. r. BREASTED, West
Brdport, Addison County, VT, will make the
present season at the stable OF W. {. Braistcd,
at Bridport Village, VT, on the Black Hawk
stock Farm. Season to close August !.
Terms SO to Warrant Mares disposed OF
viii be considered in toal. Bills due March !,
lsg2.
Brilliant was toaled in l>SG, stands 1872 hands
and weighs 1000 lbs; color, n beautiful bay
with black points, white ankles behind, nice
name and tail cannot be surpassed tor style
and beauty by any. He is almost sure to
transmit to his offspring staying qualities OF
the highest degree. as he possesses an album
dance of pluck and endurance.
He was sired by Manchester by Waldo by
Messenger Dnroc by RYsdyk's Hambetonian
by Abdallah by Mambrino Chief by imported
Messenger.
Dam, Kate by Bailey Horse by Myron Perry,
"a, by smiths Young Columbus by Column
bus; granddam by Herrick Horse by Hills
Black Hawk; great grand.dam by smith
Horse by Bishops Hambletonian by lmpor-
ted Messenger.
W. e. BREASTED.
Bridport, VT, May ), 1891.