The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-02-03
LAND. STOCK AND cRoP.

BY an act passed at last session OF
the Legislature, all persons who stand
either a stud, jack or bull, are required
to take out license before they coln-
mence the season. Three times the
amount charged for a season is the fine
for failing to comply with this act.
Gordon & Stiles have bought ABOUT
sixty Thousand pouiitis Of tteell..:a.eee..t 8
and 10 ccnts. Joe Brunncrs9ld 10,
Joe Ellis two crops Of tobacco, 1889
and 1890 aggrcgating about five
thousand pounds, at 8 cents all round !.
Ben. G. Prewitt shipped Satur-
day about 1900 pounds Of tobacco to
Louisville. 1t was consigned the new
Growers house Fourteen car loads of
tobacco were shipped from this place
to Louisville Friday. Several cars
were consigned to the new Growers
Warehouse -. Stock sales, after the
manner of those at Lexington, arc TO
be inaugurated at Glasgow, near which
are some fine stock farms, containing
many valuable blooded horscs.-[ Win
chester Democrat.
L. L. Holton, of Mason county, miss
ed one of bis calves during Christmas
week, and found it in straw stack on
the 18th, in fine condition, save that it
needed a little water.-[ Carlisle Mer-
curry.
Messrs. Hartman & Rogers, of Lu-
ray Stock Farm, Princeton, Mo-, ship
ped yesterday the following
fashionable bred trotting stations and
brood mares, which they purchased in
Woodford and Fayette counties during
the past week as follows: From Bow
ermsn Bros, Lexington, Royal Wind
sor, c. s., five years old, by Windsor
625, LIST dam by Jay Gould, 2:205, lie
by Rysdyk's Hambletonian. This
handsome and well-bred stallion viii
be placed at the head Of their stud !;
bay colt, two years old, by Royal
Windsor, 1st dam Belle, by Happy
Medium bay mare, six years old, by
Allie Gaines, LIST dam by Parsons
Abdallah, in foal to Sentinel Wilkes;
bay mare, five years old, by Jubilee
Lambert 1st dam Queen, by Bayard,
53, in toal to Hambletonian Prince,
8l9 From John o. Rogers & Bro
Bay mare, 470, by Abdalbrina, 2 20,
by Woodford Map5fino, 2:214, in foal
to v, 6hf William L.; bay
,y Macey's Ham
bletoiISI!,' Nudge Salisbury,
by Nutwood bay mare, four years old,
by Belair, son of Belmont, LIST dam Kit,
by Rassclas, in foal to Floramour, H.
1923 bay mare, three years old, by FL
AVIATOR son of Hambletonian, 10, LIST
dam by Harrodsburg Boy, in foal to
Nimoki, by Red Wilkes. From w. L.
Graddy-Bay mare, five years old, by
Mambrino, 2 ;2l4, in foal to Young
Jesse, by Young Jim bay mare, four
years old, by Belair, son of Belmont,
dam by Forest Mambrino, in foal to
Gettysburg. From Mrs. T. E. G.
Stewart-Black filly, ycarling, by Gen.
Wilkes, dam by Harrodsburg Boy, I'd
dam by Mambrino Chief. From Lis
ter Witherspoon--Bay stallion, two
years old, by Shawmat, dam by Rcd
Wilkes. From w. II. Railey-Bay
FLY, two years old, by Young Fuller
ton, 2 20, dam by Macey's Hamblcto-
observation-disclosures.
f. D. Spotswood, the manager of
the Democrat Printing CO., at Har-
rodsburg, is practical horseman Of
extensive experience. The catalogues
for horsemeD, printed under his di-
rection, are the most substantially
correct in the matters of Typography,
pedigrees, records, etc.. while their
handsome appearance are not excelled.
Work quickly done without annoy
ance or friction and at reasonable pri-
ces. Write them for estimates and
samples of catalogues, fancy horse
cards, etc. 25 3t
Mercer county is very much worked
mp over the ravages of dogs among
sheep. Within the past 10 days, as
shown by list with names of losers,
one hundred and forty-four head of
fine sheep, valued at 81, $3.50, have been
killed by dogs. Many others, not ON
the list, have suffered, and other losses
resulting from the killing of the ewes
at this time run the total loss up to
an enormous figure.
Kitty Clyde, the dam of j, O., 2:l74,
died yesterday on the farm of Il. III.
Hatchcraft, near Anise, Ky. She was
by skinner's joe and was thiny-four
years old.