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Milford chronicle., 1891-07-31
~ArTINORF 8 OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect June Is, 1891,
TEAMS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE DEPOT
EAST BOUND

gghaunie IN eHaCt june 41f AoaAf
TEAMS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE DEPOT
EAST BOUND
~ York, daily, o. TO- 48, le SO m ~ "a
9zs,5A 74l, II 25 p m 1t o.pu,a, b,,T.,
Dy s. 8, rs. rnnniag through 70 Boston without
ot5gs Va Poughkeepse bridge, ianalAg pAsseh-
-. Z, II a 81 station, Boston. . 30
hephiisdeiphin week days. US, o w. 49, ~,
= a. SOL 90 90, 80, IOU IT, 90, "a ga 81 e., AZ
i o.. 45 O5. 10, 05, 3 So 80 81 ooV ~ "
Il 81 .MSclobia Sundays. Os, IS, 1911 % o..
N ss n III m. 90 43, B o. 10, v0' 0 90 o 40
74i, 80, 10 90, Il p p m
WEST BOUND.
p.ltiRere and Washington, : 30, o., A., III 10
~ i0 . rs. . IS. 5 05 6 81, Z 30 p m daily,
BALTIMORE and waY stations, % m ana %
baltimore and principal stations on fnheleip h'a
diviSiou 10 o6 a "A daily
piff-hure 36 IN, 90 NJ daiiy.
-,hirase 5 "a m: 8 OG b ~. both daily.
Gineinraii ana 81. Louis, u 10 p N and 2 5'P u
o9 sig cry ACCOMMODATION OF M So % and
Il lO 5P1 ~ er ACCOMMODATION, week days o.,
t,6omm. s.. and 8 s. m. sundaps . ~ "a
2 IS and Us M .-,.-.,,,-
TFAvE Philadelphia FOR WILMINGTON,
yeest.davs. a 2o 90. z IS, IS, 90 2 3, 10 90,
* . 4, IS o. no0n ] as, 80. %. 70. 43i,
ser. 30, 4s, 9 30. %, 10, 10 10 and = ~
Sunday. 4,qo. COO. sis %. sa 70 20 i g n
IA 40 hoon, 50. 90. 81 49,, io' o ~ ~ y
80 10 and u 30 D m.
i,s.es 10 W~nern points lower than ta any
cbrline 81 o. SlUiL Genl Pass Agent
T. h ODELE General Aanaz er.
Milford chronicle., 1891-07-31

.slops to leave passengers from Wilmington
and points north,
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave wilmington LOO night and S'eo D. H.
doiIv and , As. 6.i5 D. m week days. Leave New
Cssfieft $50 g. m. and 1G,i3 p. m. daily. ana ~
and 81 and 7.92 p. Ia. week days.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND Noh-
FOLK Il. r.
Teevo Philadelphia Ola Point Express. II, 10 p.
m daiIv Baltimore 6.45 p. M. Wilmington ~
a m stopping at Dover and Delmar TesulAty;99 nu
a. Niddietown. clayton, Wfomng FELTON,, har-
ringtsn. Brldgesils, seaford aud Laurel 10 ieave
1,asst,i.ers from wilmington aud points north 7f
tpsre IA nassrrgers for pniuts south OF DeimAf.
North-bound trains leave Deimar las 2 M, Saii
Dsyer , 50 A. m. regularly, arriving N iimlpst9n
41Ea M Baltimore o. IS a.. M, aud Pnladeiphsa
f1On. M. and leaves Deimar al 80 ,. M, wen
davs arriving az Wilmington 3.Ji p m, fhllaue'.
mia 553p IA, baltimore so p. a., stopping ~
pripcipal intermediate stations ,-.,..
gbe 1 nSa M tram also stops at Seatord bflugo-
Mills UqrriRgfnh, Feltor. WyOailns' clayton aun
Mlddletowu 10 leave passengers rom P9ints sou
~ Delelar or take on passengers from wilmington
and points Eorth. Also stops on signal al Laurel
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g. LgYT0N GRIER D.. D. S.
DENTIST.
DEL
MILFORD.

ofi.e over he Bank
"a The denial rooms TO-
- perly &c upied by W >
lf e Nafh
Es riHrngs crowd. AhH
49, 81 q tria,. work. Special AZ
Esq.,. .ufia1 .-ivcp ta Iupp-f
~ 5 IL Ga. and local snaest ne
i,-.--rsi for tac exgaciifa OF '''
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D. M. w. BRANCH.


stGeorgetown trans connect with l7ains to and
Ssom Franklin City.
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p. W. & 3. Railroad .
nELAwARE nIvIsI0N.

I'm ,nd after July i8li 1884, Sundays e
cep.eN trains viii leave as follows
GOING sOJJH, A-A'
Milford chronicle., 1891-07-31

HF KINNEY. General Superintendent,
r. L. HOLIDAY, superintendent
Milford chronicle., 1891-07-31

But, my friends, you need not be aggres-
sive Christians, and not like those persons
who spend their lives in hugging their
Christian graces and wondering why they
do not make any progress. How much ro-
business of health would man have if he
hid himself in dark closetg A great deal
of piety of the day is too exclusive. It
hides itself 1t needs more fresh air more
outdoor exercise. There are many Chris
Milford chronicle., 1891-07-31

Every Place May Now BE a Pulpit, Every
workshop, Gravel Pit, Farm or Railroad
Train-Every Christian May Now Do
somothlng for Christ.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-15
RrNCOLD.
BY METROPOLITAN 1874,
San Of Rrsnvk,s Hamblctonian.


Son Of Rysdyk's Hambletonian.
Dam. IOETTE, by Blood Chief, 7o2 Sire Of Fan
me Robinson, 2ot4.
Netropolitan, by Rysdyk's Hambletouian, dam
HyacInih BY Volunteer, grandam Clara, dam of
Dexter and Dictator, by Seely's American star.
METROPOLITAN is acknowledged to be one ofthe best
and bv many the very best bred stallion ever foal-
ed Hsfull sister Reina Victoria, sold at the Nc
Ferran sale for S7o75 highest price ever paid for
a brood mare at public sale Two fles by Metro
politan, neither Of which were ever hooked single.
sold al public sale for 81. 325. averaging 500 So
Blood Chief, by Blood's Black Hawk dam Miss
Duncan bv SCOTS Highlander, grandam by Ara
tus al dam hv Timoleou Blood Chief sired Woo
lev lin % Fannie Robinson z91i and Chief
a. Floods Black Hs Vk sired the dams Of ' on
A min iGk and Almont, Jr., 20 and srandam of
Belle Brasheh 2 20 and PIotehe IS.
Ringold is S. hands nigh aud extremely fine
nj STYLISH Viii make the season Of 'qi at my
stable at Moreland, miles North of Hustonyille,
on the Hustonville and Dauville pike, az $40 to
Insure a Living Colt. Lien retained on all
colts lfmare j. re1rsd TO other horse or traded
money will he due Grass furnished ~ $ 60 per
month Care taken to prevent accidents or escapes
but no responsibility should any occur.
have employed o a Hoover of kingsville Pa.
{ drive for me this season. lie has put horses in
the 40 list have 4 splendid track and will han
lie few horses besides my own At reasonable pri-
ceS. For particulars address,
ram W. ). WlGHAM, Moreland. Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-15
DORSEY GOLDDUST.

This young roadster stallion is an inbred Gold.
dust toaied ia Apr. 1855 - a bay. full IS hluds
speedy and uneNceliec IN style, action, finish and
al position
Fnll brother to E,tei E. trial 7.s,I, C7rnue. l.
year-old ri ! IS and Moutrosc, the speedy aud
premium colt Of S.. Sired hy Iilcaaji Golddust
900 10y Goddust ISr. BY Vermont Morgan
Go related 20 Maud 5, os',. ami Johnston,
obL than any other stallion. the hrst year old
stallion 60 trot 90 public a. fast a. as sire Of
CT arctic, dam OF Rosa!,nd wilkes the fastest
mare OF the W lkes family, record ttl. Nkirl-
wind, ? q, Fannie Golddust, sSi, Estclle ~ +,
Dam Florence. darn Of Estelle "a by Golden
Min 10 Chief. son OF Can 3 Comet Morgau.
over 500 OF the . 3D. performers have a strong
in fusion Of Goiddust and Morgan ocd
Dorsey Goiddust NIll make the present season
at my place l', mi c. from stanford on the Hus-
tonvtlle pike.
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.NIaCaft ku4e p }
Sired by Dictator rt3 (sire Of Jay Eve. see 10.
Phallas -, Director ~ aud 20 Others IN the
30 list.
Fust dam Alice, by Almont 90.
Second dam Norma. b. AleNsn tcr'S Norman gs.
Third dam Young leyman mare, by Occur de
Fourth dan. Old Tvyman mare aatraeed
Amout 81 tsiyc OF Fanny Witherspoon sI5I
Piedmont ~ and 8 Others IA %, also sire
Of the dams Of Ahbaster, years ans, u.
Richardson zt74, CatchAy 1I54, Hinder
wilkes 1oL Agoyte q o. and 90 IN the charm.
ed circle by AhdaIan s; 1T dam sally Audcr-
son BY MamOrino Chef i3' 81 dam Kate by
Pilot ira.
Norman Is ire OF Lula q ri1., May Queen so Of
the dams Of NorA 5t7'P Normon Medium
? D., etc by Morse Horse q; I,t dam Si9cum
n are. s. I. D. by Maguum Bouum.
Dictator, the sire OF George Dictator, fer many
years lansuishcd ga otsaurity and really new
e. had chance at the stud until he came to
Kentucky, then years old aud having up 90
that time out 81 fo7., and AZ 20 had less than 400
f,als, and only few o. them were out CT well
bred mare Few stallion, Impart more speed O.
has descendants, and besides they have euup-
rance combined with level heads. lie Is the
81 IS In the OF better list - trcttefs and
PAGERS. The trottsfs are headed by Jay Eye
See Iu. Ph-i'as 80. Director ~. We de-
not kuoN another stallion that has thrcci such
sons atJl TN. same ,rced and number of heats
trotted lay Eye Sec Ia. 60 heats better than
go, Director g aud PhAlas s., a fetal 81 Is5
heats m 80 or better
The returns Of I'm, year, trottins sil show
that Dictator not only breeds on through his sons
and daughters bur also hls grand,ons are putting
a number Of horses iu the 60 list. Has son, Col. Z
Ham5riCk, has J. Commander /. Dick L00mer 9, }
Director 8, JunIus &, Pballas g. PreteHder 3, Re-
porter l. DehnestOr and EndymIon Ten son, F.
sired a. trOtters
His daughters promise q make great brood /
mares They have produced Brown, Ebert, Con- I
doa, Keller Thomas, kyening Star. Garnet, Last
Chance, Nancy Hanks, Northwest, NictoriaWIikes, B
Matte solomon aud Williams. MaTget ; by DIrec ]
tor has record Of t2A and Macy Hanks has |
record OF a. thlrd heat made IN race, and
,he never been beaten. HIS grandson, Phal /
lamont by Phalias has put IN the list Phala- .
mont Girl ~ =, Phallene 20 and Nirsinius /
? 254 Live Stock Record.
George Dictator Is black stallion, IS hands I
hgh, fosled in 1854. l. handsome fellow and will I
certainly sire extreme speed. He was bred Tor a
great stock horse. lie will stand
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= MAPLE SHADE BREEDING FARM. K
f. P. FAULCONER Danvile Boyle County Ky.
ABDALLAH MAMBRINO s7I5, 500 the Season.
HAVELOK 5IsI, $50 to Insure
OUININE 5. IIo4S $40 to Insure.
TURNER. SHETLAND PONY, $40 to Insure.
ABDALLAH MAMBRINo 3715

ABDALLAH MAMBRNo
beu M Keller ta Thornton
twe naso ny
oAzmoo7 Sun 4;
% Nurya1 Boy ~,
C hdam 2a4
CHIMES
LI Rod 1u., Ereuc
Et
HAvELoK 53 by
Dam uere az er Efe ~
0 y In
Jay m Juien Ma ike
: y 50
ayi t 1 \ and II. sea
IS IN e "a brood IN 4
oil
g,by "a o IN inseiy u 81
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1OO16
Standard Rule o.

Sired by walsnSham aI6o (sire Of Latitude, rec
ord 7:iqhl
rst dam Tinsel by Messenger Duroc TOO. son Of
Hamhletonian and sire OF ELAINE the dam Of
Nsrlaine, yearhng AZ; al dam Bcss, sister to
James Howell, H., by HanbletOnian 10. sire Of
Dexter NJ. I'd dam Jessie Sayre hy Harry Clay
IS. sire Of the darlS Of 81 Julien any, Bodine
toia and "a more that have produced 90 trot-
in TIE 20 hist; eth dam by Liberty, son OF Lance
by American Eclipse.
Walsnyham 900 sire Of Naboth, Is one OF the
who Sirei Harry Wiki stsA, Guy Wilkes IS !,
Mike Wilkes tS't MilcoN 10 and % others ~
80 list also ~ producing sons and 70 producing
dau- hters.
foaled June %, 1855 His pedigree contains the
blood OF Hambletpnian. George Wilkes, Mam5r-
no lhIeL Pilot. IL and HarrA Civ.
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ERICSSON, JR.,

Second cousin to Maud $, Jay ~, See anJ Nut.
wood
by Ericsson no 10 IN 30 listl st dam By Be
doc son Of Old Pilsu sire Of Pilot, IT,, ga IN , %
li-t and the sire q the damn Of Maud s. JAY T., e
See and NutwCod.
tu'esson, u Is solid black, ~ hands hieh
aud every Inch a horse HIS colts are of good
sfc style and color suitable Tor The farm track
AMI Eastern market, and being 81 unusually gooi
rs eaiucns. can not hc eSce'led f1r family horse.
owe him atrial aud be convinced. lie stands
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SPEED Combined Stallion. STYLE
LEXINGTON DENMARK
viii make the season Of 1891 at"Travelers Rest
Farm near Shelby City, Ky,
At $15 to Insure a Living Colt.
SIZED

He is a blood bay. ~, hands high left hind
foot white heavy name aud tail.
Sired by Saddlewood
First dam 10y Smiths Almont, sire of Katie How
ard IgE; I'd dam by Lord Wellington.
Szddlewood, grand saddle horse, was by
wildwood; ut dam by Star Denmark, the winner
q 20 premiums; al dam by an imported saddle
stsliiOa ID dam BY VeeChs Hambetonian.
Nid ~Ood was 81 Blackwood - 3-year-old 81
ssre y Black wood, Jr., 22tI; ISL dam Kate Mes
a@assF - Messenger Jr, ed dam by Davy Crock
~, j.; q dam by Brunswick, son Of Sumpter;
so dam hy Davis Hambletonian. Smiths AL
ns9ut ~ AlmgEt 50, sire OF Westnont 2I354,
fauDy Hifhsfspoou ~, &c. Blackwood u by
Nwnsn - Az 4 Lula 2 ~, May Queen 20,
81. Usm 10 MzmDrno Chief.
Lexington De lm4fE = claimed 70 be one Of the
han0sOm-sf aud most beautiful horses in Ken
1ucky. ~. j. fsshiOnsby bred in saddle and trot-
.inr lnes- ~ . grand saddle horse, a fine gated
3rutsef sBc g1es the gaits naturally. lie has
.i.s,ur 81 gar. 10Th racking and trotting with
,,nf auy proportion. He smsnates from the high
.uai 4. as 81 saddle and premium horses in Ken
tu,.ky "a his sus's noe and MS DAM represents
som. " ti.s best r0iting families IN the whole
,vuutr. r,his p0o .iuatiOb produces the best COM
hinet hVfsss 10 ths word and those which com.
nsent ti.s beas pfi,ss ~ all eastern markets. Any
oSs usil h.Ys ~ sss hlu - appreciate his great
nss..
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At $40 TO Insure 6 Living Colt,

Money due hen the colt Is faalcd or mare parted
with. lien retained on al colts until season
money j. paid
pCcupuan - Rfccchlo4def o. "a rich dark ha,.
~ith black points, heavy manr and tat t5f. hand
high, Hn colts are large, Zoe Ard oi solid color.
can be seen - T. s. Ic,is.'
Pec,grce - No g., brreohls4rT. bay foalef .u
1850 Wy imp. Niilcttso
firt dam Nellie Wiley, stanilm Of Hustt~ hv
Boo lotusHns % dam Mary Churchill by Alca
Churchill. al dam BY lap. Mafgfa,r grandam ~
ktny Alfonso. eth dam Mi,ilrtot by Chrtnser
1h dam h.ats -tycd susan ~ Tiger. 9TH dam hs
Albert, -th lam ~ Algsrinc. sth dam D, t;t,y
Alfred. Hth dam mare purchased m Virginia ~
Capt bafhrds' for breeding bot Whose pedigree D.
nov lost tclr, cd O. be by Americu.. 10th daa D.,
by Imp M1uArr. IEth dam by tup Medley. Ist1
Gam ~ lmp Shark, ttth dam Imp Feafnausht
lWp. Billet. sifS ~ .hpsc horse aud also Nj
Wootisrt, BsIsltcte. Tie li5ncss, Sc oicd late
u III set scn ltst season s. so 90 and be stood
Sc oud o. the last Of Winning sites. he Wa o.
year old and Hi' set Won from Iss7 90 t5ss St5s,-
lDr. 60
al. also stand q the same place my hne iatk
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At $50 to Insure a Living Colt.
KING BUCkDEN
w'll stand At same place
At $40 to Insure a Living Colt.

He = bright hay NI'bout sry Nhit- Is fgt,
hands high, tne name and tan. ~ hue action and
J. natural saddle hor,r. by silver King the
great premium horse First dam Is Imp. nutk-
dcu, a dam BY Denny's Drrruou gd dam by
Fillmore. Fillmore Was a great show horse ia nis
day. he w1s by monte lfutry's WHIP end out oi
mare BY Frank. thorDu Inbred.
MiTes kept az reasonable rstrs but not rrspon,i.
Die for escapes OF accidents
An PENCE. Stanford. X
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WATERLOO

ms troliing and combined stallion will make
ths ~asCh OF 1901 al my stable at Milleds.ville
Description and pedIgrce:-Watsrloo1 - :, bi.ct
~ hahus hish, weighs 200 pounds, magnificent
s,ye an1 &c 900 and : sure oal getter his prog
tie,, lie has record e a..
hs n9y kiJheiieu, he by Mambriuo Chief; he
py Msnnfiho faymaster, he by Mambrino, he by
FIRST dam Helm mari by Ray Messenger. he by
naIplhus, ne o. Hsmbetonian, he by Imp Mes
singer ri dam Red Birl. by Cannon Whip. he by
: ,ae N1urhs Whip, he by Imp. Whip, he ~ Sal
Dy imp, Diomede. Bay Messengers dam was out
4i a iull blooded Messenger mare and BY Imp.
koe Bingham. Waterloos dam by Helms York
bei,ha<kar; ed dam by kossuth; al dam the noted
saddle mare owned BY Joe Helm aud afterward by
\. L. Lee. Waterloo will stand
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Imported HidalgO,

fo,tf xa..fs o.c saf vtt sttts pylnts, 80 hands
NM ano siiit, <a.eF. . SO % insure a living
"a, te fD,ltl.ss ssds pa,s, 90 hsn mare - parted
ssth
d.ss(ioestep Des.insft 20 WI - Due = nen cot
= t..., ~ ,asase b. D rtss vith. 3! area xept al e.
"a. .a.ooss ss,s.s,fs fiss ssll.l close i1s pee
80 s,7 ,ns .,,,.,.t q = TEFlS.
s.r.sy Cry, Ky.
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TOM ROBINSON.

Son OF Wallace p,uuaf, above. ~ dam lt Mil
lev Denmark, hi- dam F'ort-: 1t dam Do, Mont.
< 'mtIy o,.Ncfi 81 dam By Odd Dreuu o. Tom
t' me SHAPED hotsc, black With heavy name and
tail IS hands high, so natural satd.,r and IN.
proven himself fancy breeder
The above stock viii make the season Of teJt Al
my farm 30 miles from llustouvlc, near Carpen
ter station, anl will be permitted TO serve mare.
by the Insurance,
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The Small Sum Of $3.50,

tc,Ha'.sd ID 30 tore ~ my stable ~ miles from
Hustur,ii... co. the Ua,.ta,ille \ Liberty turn
ttAr tu-,j. " t.I also .,sutHv
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$50 to Insure a Living Colt,
BROWN JIM.

Sired hv Ncltaire o5s FIRST dam by lex nstoa
Cheii g., "a dam BY Mambrno Chou,tcr. Jd
dam Lady Stanhope, grandam of Rosa WILKES
isi. aud simmons 81. BY HambetoniSn 30
tia by Mambrino Chief a: al dam by Roebuck'
sire Of BroWu jim, is also the sire OF Nolney, De-
dam Nellie by Alden Go dsmith. who made tee
ord an 1870 OF soh. Iattler, Noltaire'S sire, by
Pilot, il. dam lelltalc by lebanon, son OF MedoI
sired Indianapolis ~, Rumor 20 Slander
ass and Noltaire ioA and his sons Abbott. In
dianapolis, Rumor, Iatter Jr. and Noltaire are
all sircs Of performer IN 90 Pilot r. -, sire
OF latter - vel known rs being one Of the grand
est bruot mare sires OF the age, his daughters
ducing Maud ;. oSk, Jay Eye Sec 40 and a
host OF Others Of note Lexington Chief so, sire
Of Brown inns dam, j. BY Kentucky Clay 20.
dam Laty Warfed by Mambrirn Chief a. MAN.
huno Choustcr lsire Of dam Of proteine IS, etC)
by Mambfino Chief, dam by Chorster
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STEVE WALKER,

NJ SO 7a O. lusarc q Living Colt lie A.
HroNr fstt Nth N' itc poiut,, f. ycars od an Isc.
and iull rSi. hands high lie VS.. sIf.s b, Atkrr,,
King william, D." by king PhIlIp Fir,t dam
hia. satin ieuurt, me "a, sired by King Phillip.
d Gam ~ M"ftc .'tie. he by Jim Porter This
JACK has proven himself a huc breeder pum5.,
ot D. colts have sold f9r 500 a. wcauins tim.
Money due when tie colt Q. fo4lrd OF mare patt
81 ~'iA. den retained til the nonry a. paid
W. LoGAN 'O~rer
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BREEcHL0A0ER.

This thoroug hhrr1 uill make the season of ts.t
a. my farm vu abe stanford aud Nt'Iedse,llIe ia. 4.
o miles from stafford ana ~ miles from Niiiedgc
gtlic.
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EAGLE BIRD.
At our stables miles west OF Stanford on the
Shelby City pike, this fine young saddle stallion
!. n be permitted 10 serve % mares
at $15 to Insure q Living Colt.

Description and Pedigree:-IIe is beautiful
dark brown with small star and snip, good name
md tail, year, old and is tull I5A hands high,
commanding in appearance and symmetrical In
First dam By Star Eagle; "a dam by Hamlet
Denmark fDolans'; I'd dam by Harris Denmark.
King Eagle was got by Black Eagle. Star Eagle
was got by Cables Lexington dam by Gsrrard
Chief Hamlet Denmark by Washington
Denmark, dam by Bishops Hambletonian. Har-
rs Denmark was by Miller's Denmark.
Considering his fine size, &C Tor, STYLE and action,
together with his most excellent breeding, we
thiuk We have placed his services low.
Care taken to prevent accidents but no respon-
sibihty should any occur
Also at the same time and place will stand
the iue imported JACK,
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At $50 to Insure a Living Colt.
HOGAN.

Bay stallion, 70 hands high fosled I3ss
Sired by KING CESAR.
(By Hogsn's Administrator
First dam Carrie Allen by Ashland Jr.
Second dam by Sir Robin.
Third dam by Giltner Browns Highlander.
King Caesar by Ilogan's Administrator sire OF
Major Landers 2 az son of Administrator 3s7
tsire Of Catchhy 49, McMahon and Others
IN 30; dam by American Clay - sire Of Gran
Vile 70, Maggie Briggs ~. etc I'd dam dam
Of Wilcox t6is and Bad Wilkes 2 So) by Red
Hawk; cd dam By Msmbrino Chief IL.
ogan will stand
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SUMAC.
STANDARD Rule O.
SO hy snI.an ~. Reeord ..

sired ~ sultan 1873. RECORD -.
Sire Of STEAMBOAT Il, Rally toA, Alcazer zo'
Sweetheart 27iq and IS in $50 list and grandsIre
OF IN q 50 list.
First dam Lady Dunton by George wilkes $40.
record Q y, sire Harry Wilkes AZ, Guy Wilkes
rs%, wilson t6i,, So So ~ and % ina go list
Second dam Josie, record Sio'9, by Night Hawk
st4, sire Of RedCross 15i4, Minnie Warren az
aud the dams OF Ed Amman ? Iol,, Sehtry IS, Al
fretta 264 TecumSeh IS SC.
Third dam by Vermont Hero t4t, sire Of Lady
VI ? 90 and Gen Knox, sire Of Lady Maud tSh
Calmors 1914 and y IN 20 list.
Private stallion.
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At $40 to Insure a Livip o Colt

Or Sra so ill weaving time
Lien retained on colt till weaving time. Car.
taken TO prevent accidents but no responsihiIi,s
should any occur.
4" NJ. I. RUSSELL, MiIledseyille, XIV
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SILVER TIP.
THIS Young stallion will be permitted O. serve a
few good mares az onr stable, one NILE fiou stan
ford on the Hu,jonvills pike, at
Sig so to Insure a Living Colt.

Description and Pedigree Silver Tip is a nice
bay with fine name aud tail, hind auEles white and
We think viii make a great shOS horse.
lie was sired 10y the premium saddle horse, Sill
yer King, he by On Time, he by StOnewall Jack
Silver Kings dam AIollie Mounoe was sired by
Cabbefs Lexington; ed dam BY Young America,
he by Taylsrs Messenger
Silver Tips hrst dam was by Skeedaddle, Nor
Mss famous saddle horse, he By Oliver, ne by
Wagner.
Skeedaddle's rst dam Medoc, I'd dam Trumpet
er cd dam Aratus.
Silver Tips ID dam by Red Lion.
Mares kept at reasonable rates but no response
biity for accidents or escapes.
Mares parted with forfeits insurance. Lien re =
tanned on colts for season.
BEAZLEY BROS,
Stanford, Ky
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Ed Barlow 1915.
Standard Rule O.

Standard Rule O.
Black stallion. I6T HANDS high. foaled In tgsS
bred by \ Goldsmith, Orange county New Ork.
Sired by CASTELAR, Iob2
First dam Woburn Maid, BY WOburn 5o2. lth~
dam Of Carver 2;a7if) I'd dam by Msmbrino
horse; cd dam by Mambrlno Messenger.
CASTELAR, 1909, by Volunteer s., sire Of 81. Julien
~, etc; iSt dam Miss Moline by Hammond,
son of Potter's Clay; I'd dam Wells Star, dam Of
Artillery zI1 and Modesty 20. by American
star -; sd dam by Bertrand.
Woburn 3t2, dy HambletonIan 10 Ist dam Miss
Cooley, by Telegraph 3oI; I'D dam the dam OF Geo.
Cooley, BY Friday
Ed Barlow will stand at my stable az miles
from stanford on the new White Oak and Dix
River turnpike, near Dudderar's Mill,
At $40 to Insure a Living Colt
Ed Barlow's csts that have come this spring
are good ones and bid fair 10 make valuable ami
mails.
will also stand at the same time and place
my young jack.
Joe En- bree,
AT - to insure living colt. Joe is a red Jack 3
years old last October, full IS hands high, Of fine
style and action; bred by the late Peyton EmDree,
OF Lincoln county, and has a double cross Of Jim
Porter For Information to his breeding, call
or VIM. Gooch, Of Lincoln, or j. p. Embree, Of
Madison.
Money due on all seasons when the colt comes
or mare traded OFF.
c. NJ SPOoNAMoRE.
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IN 80 list.
First dam Bette Kinkead by Contractor 1884
sire Of Dr West TX. Contractor sired by
AiaN full brother 10 Orange Girl 20, by Handle
tonian 10. Con tractors dam Lady Cooley by
Green's Hamblettnian 1873, full brother TO Nolun-
teer and Sentinel Ajax sired in 80 hist
Second dam full sister to ID. Monroe 2 ass, by
Jim Monroe SSs sire Of Lady Monroe ? I6A, KITTY
Bates ~ Monroe Chief Isl, and 1, IN 20 list.
jim Monroe by Alexander Abdalah Is
Third dam by Duvall's Mambriuo, son Of Whip.