The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-12-08
HORSE NOTES.

Paul M,'z,r, Salem, o., has Fast two
year old by Atwood.
Mr.. John &. Duebsr is looking for a
handsome aud stylish road team.
). TOumey Will hp q a sale uf trntting
stock at Canal Dover, Friday, Dec. 80.
Mir. Spelmau has no less than four high
bred stations in bis stables at Minerva,
OhiO.
Frank Il. Dunton has sold Dunton's
1rit of the Turf TO +. j. Berry of Chica'
20. IA.
Youngstown has made Comme udable
move in taking steps TO organic trotting
ass, citation,
WI. Gorion's will elbows that he left
Willard Sa0dcrs $1,000 and his brother
Henry 81, 500
Col. jack Bean has just brought 10 Can.
ton "a higu bred Wilkes mare, in foal TO
one OF the great siIes.
Jas. Fry came in from ST. Louis on
Thursday evening with o soft bay horse,
wi considerable style.
Reuben ", 2:l9H will be sold on Dec.
10 at the stable or Robert McCuicheon,
Erauklin, o to close u partnership.
Fannie L. the dam Of MIN YounR2 2:l64,
has 0ecn seutto Alliance,O., to be winter.
ed aud bred 20 Atwood early next season.
Mr.. j. {, Weliy has just invested in two
youngsters by Brown Wilkee, one q two
year old Ally ?ud the other weanling
COLI.
W.K Snith will move his stable from
Fostoia,O o., - Akron,O early in DscGmr
Der. He Will permanently locate at
Aaron.
Oue Of the haudsomcst road horses in
Canton Is ing bay geIding, Ia reccut pur.
ch4s,), owned by Mr., Case of North Mar
ket atrs t.
Johnny Dickerson lowered Attorney
Ji's mark from 2:l3 to 2:l2 At Nashville,
and also gave the iva year. old McGinty,
By Delineator 2:l8, one Of 2:l534.
RJbrrt B inner Is having a covered
track 500 feet long built at his Tarrytown
fIrn, and intends having Maud 5, logged
there during the coming winter.
Mr.. Spellman of Minerva has r very
closely matched pair VI bay mares, six.
teen hands, weight 1850 pounds each, that
would please the mcst fast'diCus.
L p. L4mpUou, Cleveland, O.. has pur-
chased The black mare Bron2 lmauetta
. 2:3l by Bronze CuiPf, dam of Pathfinder,
Dr., from J Riley, Granger, o, for $1,000.
John HIues OF Minerva, owner of dim
Riddle, ls sin as active as a Two year old, /
Ooe day last oeh he got on the track OF
red fox, caught tue gentleman asleep and
hgRged him lnhian fashion by creeping up
a nd grabbing him by ~" back of the neck. |
&essrs RIclfield & Leathers have de
cided to sell the speedy Monbers, three-
yearNold record 2:llA, IN Wnodard &
Sbankliu's sale, at LrAtugJOn, NY, Jan.
. 3 u %. Tnts Consignment also Includes
the great race mare P.X.ry 2:lG, ia foal 20
MoUbars. /
W j Gordon, Of Cleveland, o., died on
the % inst, az, d sevsnty'four. As the |
owner OF Clingstone, 2:l4 "the demon
trotteT,n and later Of Guy, 2:lO, his name
has b en- familiar TO turfmen for d, z n
years past. For several years he Wap the |
owner OF one of the most promineu ut sta
btes on the Grand Circuit.
1t is winter now, and soon the snow will |
cover the damp cold earth like mantle.
What are We doing to build a new track
and make new grounds for Stark County
FAIR? Stark is the garden land Cf OHIO,
and just think what cramped and
place we have for our county
Fair. Who is going TO brace up and push |
the much talked over new Fair Ground to
a thing of beauty and utility.
The following is not horse note, but as
Major Bean Ia a noted horseman and
hor se fancirr, IL gOes:
RAvENNA, o. Nov. % L. II. Bean, the
well known live stock auctioneer, was
arrested today on peace warrant on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons on
OF X. G. Beatty, prominent |
young business man of this place. Bean
entered Beatty's store twice on Saturday
evening, waving a revolver and declaring |
his intention TO shoot Beatty on sight for |
having as he claimed, persuaded Beams |
niece to have her picture taken in tights.
He did not succeed in fading Beatty,
however, and he WAS arrested as a conse-
quence OF his actions. Beatty says he had |
to do with having the picture |
taken, and that the first he knew of them
was when he saw one Of them In the pos>
session Of his clerk. He 10 corroboratsd
in this by the proprietor of the tin type
gallery who says that the girl came there |
alone. Bean waived examination before
Justice Buckley this morning, and was
placed under $500 bonds 10 keep the peace.
He was bound over TO the grand jury on
the other charge.
A couple Of gentlemen were discussing
trottiug horse records at the PbmniX Ho-
tel at Lexington the other day, when one
Of them made a statement regarding the
record OF a certain horse. Instantly a
quietly dressed man, who sat near, corr
recred the stIIemant, giving tue horse !
baf a second better record than the one
attributed 10 him.
"Are you sure about that?" qusried one
Of the first twain. |
Quite sure" was the answer. "The
record was made on the Independence
track last season.
"Wen,n responded the other, II thir K |
you are mistaken, and in fact, I'll bet |
$40 bill you are"
"Well, / can't take your bet, said the |
quiet man. ~ don't believe ia betting,
Gut / am sure about the record. II you
look ii up you will find that ! am right.n
A few minutes later some one teleS |
phoned to the Stock Farm Office TO find
out what the record of the horse was. The |
answer demonstrated that the quiet man
had stated it correctly. Then the man
who had offered to bet hunted up the |
quiet man.
"You were right about the record" he |
said. "Lets go and have bottle of wine |
on it,"
Thanks, very much,n was the reply. !
~ never drink.n
"What do you do?H asked the other,
somewhat quizsically.
III preach temperance. Here 10 my
cardn
The card read: "George W. Constance,
N astor St AuQustipeis church. TamDa /