Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-06-19
MORSE & SIMPSON.
Northern Vermont and Canada
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BY Public Auction
At so Elliot Street, BrattlebOrO, Vt,
Tuesday, June %, '96,
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock A. VI.

Among this lot are some better horses than are
usually sold at auction and they are in part as
follows:
Nos and ,. Large pair of nice Dapple Gray
Horses, six years old, weight 2SOO lbs, perfectly
sound and work like one horse. They are said by
good judges to be the best pair of large horses to
be found in the Connecticut River Valley. They
would make a fine town or city team and must be
seen to be appreciated. Those who have looked
long and well for good team should not fail to
see them
No; 8. Large Brown Bay Horse, six years old,
weight l45O lbs. good worker and a fine horse in
every particular.
No. 4, Black Horse, SIX years old, weight 1900
lbs, great worker and fast walker. This is the
express wagon or ice cart or in fact for any pur-
pose. Few like him in the state.
No. 5. Gray Canada Mare, six years old, per
mare is sound
No. g. Black Horse, eight years old, very sty-
lish not afraid of trolley or steam cars. Fine
family horse.
No. Z. Bay Mare, six years old this fall. This
gated for a trotter; has never been handled for
speed but has it. Weight 1000 lbs.
No: s. Saddle pony, six years old, all sound,
well broken TO harness, safe for and has been
driven by ladies' PAGES to harness, lopes under
saddle and can run like deer if asked to. Weight
800 pounds
Nos. 9 and 10. Pair Bay Horses, five years old
past. No. was sired by Senator and goes back
into the great Wilkes family. No. 10 was sired by
Bayardo, he by Belmont dam a very fast mare
These These horses horse have not only good breeding but
the track but can show 80 clip on day Of sale.
Are as well broken TO single harness as double
and weigh 1900 pounds.
No IL. Black Horse Ave years old this spring
sired by the Crawford horse OF Putney VT, he by
son OF Hambletonian 10, Well broken both sim
gle and double, lot of style and speed, weight
about 1000 pounds.
No. u. Black Stallion, Ashmont This horse
is so well known that description of him is un-
necessary. He was owned by Leslie Adams when
he was killed on the cars, and passed into the
hands Of the Stacey Brothers of Brattleboro, Vt
No. i3. Bay Mare known as Lady H. nine
years old this spring. Good family and farm
mare.
No, Il. Black Mare, six years old. Good farm
or family mare.
No. 49, Bay Mare six years old. Good single
or double.
No. 16 Chestnut colored Morgan Mare, weight
llOO lbs six years old, perfectly sound and good
Nos. II, IS, 10 and 20 are all good general pur-
| pose horses, having been handled by experienced
| horsemen, and are all northern horses.
After the above horses disposed of we shall
| sell six or eight very good ones that have been
| consigned by parties who have no further use for
| them.
Top Carriages, Concord, Express, Fam
lily, Farm and Other Wagons.
Good Stock of New Harness.
And 20 set of Harness that have been used in the
| livery work and are replaced by new ones.
Remember, this sale takes place at No. so Elliot
/ Street. Brattleboro, VT, on Tuesday, June %,
| 1896, rain shine as there is plenty Of room un-
der cover, if stormy.
G. p. gibson.
Prop. and Auct.
| ~Property taken and sold on commission.
| Bring in the stuff and we will sell 1t.