The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-01
HORSE NOTES.

While borsea are low, you can't buy q
2.1O PAGER for $500 yet.
E,bert will oe sold Mt auction in
January. will he bring S25,000H -.
Mr.. welty thinks he will be in II, with
his roam team, when the snow Is deep
enough 20 fly,
John e. Kitzmilier is getting n flyer in
shape for the snow. He will bear watch
ing, as he has q real hummer.
Jacob Bros, Hubbard. o., have sold the
brown mare Josie j, 2:23% by Bdqe Hilltc
b. O'Neil of B 1ston, Mass, for $1,000,
A, NJ. Spellman OF Minerva was IN Can
ton yesterday. He claims they have more
speed in Miuerva than In Canton. This
may he egotism.
ia. j. Never is going TO give Harry D. a
chance at the gang on North Mhrket
street this winter, when the sleighing gets
to be salubrious.
x.SherilT Pounds OF f yria writes the
NEWS DEMoCRAT that his dun pacing
mare in liable TO make 'em all hustle on
the snow this winter.
Shertser q Fry cold very handsome
b ack geldiug by Monaco, good for 2;4O, to
A. W. Brownlee of N)rwalk, o. Ia ships
ptrs he got badly SCARED.
The black geldiug San Pedro by Del
Sur won "a trotting race ut birmingham,
Ala, and tool, record Of 2l2%. Del Sur
10 by the Moor. This is swift blood.
II we have good sleighiDg MIR. Barnes
Of Mllpr8hurc may come over with Char-
Ly Mczrp (2:2OiG and make some OF our
fellows iee very much discouraged. g,
Mr.. Hurxlhal does not intend to STAND
q" North Market street nus winter anu
watch the flyers 40 by. lie proposes to
be in II, with his fleet filly Ivy Leland.
". :. Sherr2er bgs scld his fast PAGER,
nnd invested in new trOtter SAID 70 Dr
very fast. She came from the Emery
stock farm, Cleveland, and isa gritty aud
high bred Critter. r-.,-,-,,,-
John Dine r,aa down 20 Urichsvillc
looking over the flyers and getting him
self together for the snow, lie found Que
good for . rs but concluded that WAS not
fast enough for Canton.
Since tile recent furry OF snow John
FraIoy is looking for a PAGER 20 go III about
2:O93i, for snow driving this winter. John
intends to have nobody clse's snow oalIs
lyiup in his face this winter.
O OnipIcy, Newhurg, O., has sold the
four year old bay fily Clones by Con"
naugbt, dam by Gray Wl'kee, TO j. Z.
KuukeI, rrisburg, Pa, for Sl2OJ
This mare can step mile in close TO 2'2U
Mr. Jacob l., Simon has invt sted IN 20
driving hat aud heavy melton oVercoh',
and is ready for ak inches OF snow. ne
is said to have q trotter couceaieu' Whlch
he jogs nights, in preparation for the
snow driving. "
James Fry is talking quite positively
now, that his white nosed Harry Bsyard.
is liable to be as fast as any OF them this
winter Watch bim, when Ihe snow bends
down the evergreen boughs, along North
MARKET street, and the police are not III
sight.
Col. Jack Bean, master OF Transports
ton Of the c. q s., has imported new
flyer from Loudonville, said to be fast
Mir. Bean proposes to he master OF trans
portation on North Market street this
winter, if the sliding slides up to expecta-
tiOns.
The old bay mare Kate Middleton, by
Mamhrino Patchen was purchased at
Peter c. Kellogg & Co.'S. sale In Chicago
last December for $500 by John Splan. he
turned her over to Ketcham Farm, Tole"
do, o and now the returns for 1892 show
that she is the dam Of Kate Cuyler 2:26.
George Starr has gone TO California
with a portion of the Salisbury string,
which will go into winter quarters at
Pleasanton. Starts contract with Mr..
Salisbury expires on January l, and 1t is
doubtful lift Ia renewed. A good man
generally quits Salisbury, after ono
season.
DR.. Ell Brant has brought a new trotter
to Canton, fresh from his stock farm in
Aphland county. He is a bay gelding,
years old by MeresburG, son OF Wedge"
wood, and about as slick gated as .auyN
thing seen in these parts lately. Look
out for him when the snow ties.