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Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-31
GROCERIES-5c Sale

2 packages corn starch for ............ &C
6 sweet Valencia oranges ............ &c
2 sacks fine table salt ............... &c
New California prunes, per Id ........ &c
6 boxes parlor matches for ............ sc
2-lb packages new breakfast oatmeal e. . 81
Large new Valencia raisins ............ &c
10c package laundry starch for ........ Sc
Sweet Chocolate, 2 cakes for .......... 81
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-31
1OC Sale

Full cream dairy lunch cheese ........ 10c
3 cans new catch sardines. 10c
Bib cans new table peaches, pears, apricots
or plums, can 10c
Quart cans Boston baked beans with
tomato sauce, 25c size. ....... ...... 10c
Blood red salmon, per can ............ 10c
Fresh roasted Santos coffee ............ 10c
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-31
These Prices for
Monday in our
Big Cracker Dept.

Remember we are headquarters for the
celebrated Battle Greek Sanitarium Health
Foods, We carry a full line of these goods
and our prices are the lowest. You will also
find our line of fancy package goods the
most complete in the city. Goods in this
department are always nice and fresh.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-31
Special.
Hammock Sale

Great REDUCTIONS in price. CSC and W
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-31
Wall Paper Sale.

Remnants Of all grades and for all size
rooms from Csc to $500 per room, put up in
package, of side, border and ceiling. White
blanks at 4c and sc, with 9-inch borders, at
1hc and &c yard; 18-inch borders at &c and
4c yard; gifts, regular price Sc, 1Oc, 12kc,
15c, 17kc, zoo and Csc goods, reduced to
&c, Sc. 1oc, 12Hac, 15c, 17kc and zoe, with
9-inch borders at &c and 4c; 18-inch borders
at sc, &c. Sc and 1Oc yard.
Best ready mixed paints, s1.OO gallon;
55c half gallon; soc quart. Ready mixed
carriage colors, all shades, pints 35c, quarts
CSC. Varnish wood stains, " pints 15c,
pints Csc; quarts 45c. Bicycle enamel, a
pints zoe, all shades. White enamel, u
pints 15c, pints Csc. Varnish brushes &c,
Sc, 1Oc, 15c, zoe and 25c. Flat siding brushes
zoe, Csc and SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Eight Ezra Good Items
Picked at Random.

The following items point the way TO
goodly savings-each one stands for doz-
ems more.
Strictly All Pure Silk Roman stripe
Ribbon. l-2 inch wide. all the richest
color combinations, actual 33c. grade.
our low price lie. the yard.
Ladies' fine Black Seal Combination
Cases. with patent snap clasp, some
plain some with rich metal corners,
the handsomest case We nave ever
shown at the price. look like dollar
goods to go for &c each.
quite New-Iadies' All-Leather Mill
tary Belts. in red. green. tan and
black, handsome regulation brass
buckles. thoroughly made, regular 39c.
srade to go for 25c. each.
Mems Fine Madras Bosom Shirts. wide
range Of choice designs. perfect fit,
made 10 sell for SIPS; we price the lot
75c each, with detached cuffs 10
match.
Ladies' Sample Wool Mittens. some
heavy, some medium: fine grade cash
mere wool. plain and fancy, regular
SOC. goods; to go while they last at 2jc
pair.
Ladies' Sample Black Cashmere Gloves,
regular 25c quality; to go for l5c pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Transfers of Real Estate,

Richmond: Marietta and Branch T.
Archer. to Wills a Bradley. all interest
in goodwill OF business now conducted
at No. Sl7 east Broad street, known az
the Davis Photograph Gallery. and the
"Richmond Art Gallery" In lease or
premises and In all furniture. negatives.
photo. paraphernalia. fixtures and chooses
In action Wills a. Bradley TO pay the rent
accruing hereafter. 81. s00
r. II. Kuhn to Agnes Kuhn. his wife,
% feet on east side Beech street. 100 feet
north OF Cary and household and kitchen
furniture In premises No. II south Beech
street. s..
w. c. Preston. special commissioner. to
J. n. Cullingworth. q feet on east side
Twenty-seventh street. between Clay ana
Marshall sl.5N.
Henrico: John r. Anderson 10 trustees
of Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. 20 feet on Winder street. north
west corner Washington street. $50.
r. A. Beck. to Clara f.. wife OF Henry
s. Wallerstein. ~ l-2 feet on east si6e
Twenty-second street. IS IA feet north OF
r in consideration OF cancellation OF lien
on said property and x5.
Guarantee Building. Loan and Trust
Company TO George l.. Wilkinson. % feet
on west side Walnut street. between Main
and Cary. $500.
Annie r. and Sallie g. Parker TO j. J.
Jones. ) acres near Laurel Station. SOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
PETERSBURG SOCIETY.
VIEW METHOD or ENTERTAINING
CARD CLUES.
A Ladies Class study the Laad OF the Czar
From "a Historic. Political and Lit
erary Standpoint.

PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-Special.-A
custom inaugurated in Petersburg last
winter which bids fair to become very
popular this season is for hostess. II
she belong to an afternoon and night
club 10 entertain both the same day.
Mrs. John Herbert Claiborne gave two
entertainments of this description last
Friday One was given to the Ladies
Friday Afternoon Euchre Club, OF which
she is a member. and the other TO the
Night Card Club, which includes gentle
men among its members
Both entertainments were delightful.
Miss Mary thinner entertained the
Girls Afternoon Card Club last Thursday
at her residence. on Washington street
A STAG PARTY.
Mr.. Robert Gillian gave gentlemen
supper at his residence. on Sycamore
street last Tuesday night.
Among those present were: Alexander
Hamilton, Judge Mullen, Robert I. Meade
Joseph Percival. William Venable, Chas
Lunsford. Richard Gillian, Charles Gil
liam, Richard Scott.
AT the meeting of the Womans Club
last Wednesday Mrs. George Bernard
read a portion OF Mrs Brownings trans
lation OF "Prometheus Chained. Mrs
Richard Davis a brief account OF "Euri-
pides" and extracts from "Alcestis."
LITERARY CLASS.
Mrs. Charles Herbert Hall has recently
organized a class for intellectual improve
ment. which has already been productive
az much pleasure and information. The
class IS at present studying Russia
from a historic, political and literary point
OF view.
Several entertainments are being plan
ned FOR sweet charity's sake the dates
Of which will be some time In the near
future: as Lent is approaching, a season
which seems 10 influence all denomina-
lions in their plans somehow.
The improvements In ST. Paufs Epssco-
nal church are being rapidly pushed for
ward The wainscoting was completed
this week and II is expected that tire
copcregation viii be able TO worship in
the church during Lent.
Personal.
Major Robert Suliv and Mrs. Sully re-
turned home last Wednesday; Major suiiv
from business trip TO Tennessee and
Mrs. Suny from visit to relatives In
Lvnchburg.
Miss Moseley OF Richmond. is visifng
Miss Mary thinner on Washington street.
this city.
Miss Foster. Of San Antonio. Texas.
IL the guest OF Miss Mary Patterson. on
Union street.
Miss Bessie Cooke is visiting friends In
Baltimore where she Is the recipient OF
much social attention. oHioLr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

Dew Drop; Victoria. by Burnham. out of
Malaria, by John Morgan: Vexation, by
Wilful. dam May Bullnnch: Lizzie NJ.
by Eolus. out Of Susie Fuller: Sue Spill
Ter. by imported The Jacobite out of
Mary Ellis: Question. by Monday or
Shannon. out Of Fostress: Lille X. by
imported Glengarry, out of Bonnie Har-
old. and Lucky Clover by Bersan, out
of Penny, b. jerome Edgar.
The yearlings eight in number and
equally divided as TO sex. are all by Flat
lands. The FLIES are from Push, Acti-
witty. Mary Ellis. and Lizzie X. While
the colts are from JacqIelne, Question,
Victoria. and Nexation. In addition to
the above Mr.. McGavock has a number
of two. three and four year olds. among
them some clever geldlngs, that are sim
ply halter broken.
At the head of State Senator Henry
FairfaX's Oak Hi stud of hackneys at
Aide, Va, IS imported Danesfort, by
Danegelt, out of the famous prize win
ner Primula, daughter of Lord Derby
IL.
The get Of Danesfort have attracted
attention in the show ring and he stamps
his own superb individuality upon his
sons and daughters. Matchless Dane.
prize winners Matchless Of Londsboro,
formerly owned by Mr.. Fairfax, is also
in the stud AZ Oak Hill. as is the pony
hackney Chesterfield, son OF Little Won
der. Chesterfield was exhibited at the
New York Horse Show and captured the
blus ribLf rs during successive years.
There are over Two hundred head OF
horses AT Oak HIN. and among them are
some of the highest types OF the hackney
tribe,
Traverser, the three year old chestnut
son of imported RosSington and Betsy
Brock that was raced so successfully
last season. as Il two years old, by Robert
Bradley. Is regarded as the best young
ster by long odds seen in California since
Crcscendo's day Recently at San Fran
cisco he won the Lissak Stakes and
romped home ahead of his field. doing
the six furlongs in 1911 l-2 and winning
with nothing near him. Tr&verser was
sold In New York as yearling and pur-
chased by MIR. Skinner and sent to
Bermuda. To obtain gevcnty-fivo dollars
the colt was given as collateral 20 ".
Fields. whose property he became IN lieu
OF the cash which was TO have been
Forthcoming. Later the colt was shipped
from Bermuda 10 Gravescnd track. New
nfk dnG allowed Ia resi- up Tor q rev
days. and then was sent direct TO Mr..
Bradley at Fort Erie. arriving at the
.atters track about the last of June. Ira
verser stood the long Journey well and
was Immediately placed In training by
Mr.. Bradley Carrying The bradley col
Ors ne won number Of good races and
ranked along with Malvolio and other
crack Western ,vo year oids. ~ the
close of the season n was leased by
Messrs. Bradley and Fields To the big
racing firm Of Burns and Waterhouse,
and has run under their colors this win
ter At the close of the season the con-
tract stipulates that the colt is 10 be r.
turned TO Mr.. Bradley AT such point
In the East az he may decide upon and
with him Is 10 be paid over sixty per
cent. Of his winnings. Mr.. Bradley spent
several days here recently prior To lcav-
ing for Arkansas. from thence he expects
to go on to California and remaining
there several weeks Will return East, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Big Savings on


Place values and prices side by side
you'll think we re telling whoppcrs.
Bring this ad with you tomorrow and
see II We are.
20 and 6Oc. Covered Dishes. 8 and >
inch size. English China. To be closed
out at 35c. each.
inch Covered Dish, worth &c., our
price PC.
Decorated Oyster Bowl. gold traced.
DouIton China, worth $50 dozen; sale
price u Lac. each.
39c. Tea Pot. IL gallon size, to be sold
for sc.
Large White China Bowl. holds about
l quart right price would be 1cc.; our
price h.. while they last.
Special Lot OF Oyster Bowls. worth 12c.
each; to be closed out at &c. each.
6 inch Meat Dish. TO be sold at sc. each.
Bowl and Pitcher, fancy shape. worth
81 here for SIC.
g-Piece Toilet Set. underglaze decoras
ton. new price $50; while they last
will be sold for sl.9s.
Fire Polish TumbIer, worth ssc. dozen.
here at &c. each.
Fine Lead Blown Tumblers. worth sc.
dozen: will be sold here for &c.
dozen.
Fine Lead Blown Gobets. highly poll
ished glass. right price 81 dozen: our
price sl.4s dozen.
Fine Light Weight Custard Cups. usual
ly sell for 81 Dozen what IL left Of
them will be sold for zoe. dozen.
Special Lot Pickle Dishes. worth and
&C.; special price l-2c. each.
Large Bowl. cut-glass pattern. worth
1Sc. here for loc.
I6-ounce Molasses Can. nickle top, pat
tern spring: here for DC.
7-'nch Preserve Dish. with cover. beau
tiful design. worth 25c. each; TO be
closed out at l5c. each.
1000 Sheets Manila Pure Tissue Toilet
Paper. tor 25c.
5000 Sheets Velvet Finish Pure Tissue
Toilet Paper. for Csc.
Large Boiler. retinned bottom; to be
closed out at Gle.
sc. Brooms. times sewed. extra long
corn. while they last the price will be-
pc.
25c. Brooms. times sewed, best corn
cut: Price 1sc.
S quart Sauce Pan. best enamel ware
worth sc: cut price SOC.
quart Enamel Tea Kettle, regular
price sc; cur price SOC.
: quart Enamel Tea Kettle. worth 5ocI
TO be sold here for CSC
L@rge Size Lip Sauce Pan, enamel ware,
would be cheap at 25c.: here for l1c.
"A quart Bread Rising Pan. heavy re-
timed. right price &c.; here while
they last for SOC.
Special Lot Coffee Pots. some with cop.
per bottoms, worth Is and &C.; choice
l0c.
ISc. Meat Boilers. extra large size; here
for 1Oc.
li-quart Galvanized Water Pail. extra
heavy, 10 be sold for Doc.
Large size Galvanized Scuttle. with
Funnel, worth 5ec., tomorrow here.
29c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30


l.
Where are they who marched away.
Sped with smiles that changed 10 tears,
Glittering lines OF steel and gray
Moving down the battles way
Where are they these many years.
Garlands wreathed their shining swords;
They were girt about with cheers,
Children's hspings. womens words
Sunshine and the songs OF birds
They are gone so many years.
"I.ol beyond their brave array
Freedoms august dawn appears
Thus we said: THE brighter day
Breaks above that line OF gray. -
Where are they these many years?
All our hearts went with them there,
All our love. and all our prayers
What of them? How do they fare,
They who went TO do and dare,
And are gone so many years?
What Of them who went away
Followed by our hopes and Fears
Braver never marched than they,
Closer ranks 10 fercer fray
Where are they these many years?
10
Borne upon the Spartan shield
Home returned that brave array
From the blood-staned battle-neld
They might neither win nor yield,
That is all. and here are they.
That is all The soft sky bends
Ger them. Tapped in earth away
Her bengnest influence lends,
Dews and rains and radiance SENDS
Down upon them. night and day.
over them the springtide .weaves
All the verdure OF her May;
Past them drift the sombre leaves
When the heart OF Autumn grieves
Der their slumbers.-What care they?
What care they. who failed TO win
Guerdon Of that splendid day
Freedoms day-they saw begin,
But that. mid the battles din.
faded In eclipse away
All Is gone for them. they gave
Ali for naught. II was their way
Where they loved They died 10 save
What was lost. The fight was brave.
That IL all; and here are they.
III.
is that all? Was Duty naught?
Love, and Faith made blind with tears?
What the lessons that they taught?
What the glory that they caught
From the onward sweeping years.
Here are they who marched away
Followed by our hopes and fears;
Nobler never went than they
To a blodier. madder fray.
IN the lapse OF all the years.
Garlands still shall wreathe the swords
That they drew amid our cheers,
f'h,idrcn's isDiags. wOmcns words.
Sunshine. and the songs OF birds
Greet them here through all the years.
With them ever shall abide
All our love and all our prayers.
What Of them The battles tide
Hath not scathed them. 10. they ride
Still with Stuart down the years.
Where are they who went away
Sped with smiles that changed to tears
Lee yet leads the lines Of gray
StOnewall still rides down this way:
They are Fames through all the years :
L. Z. GORDON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Lineoln's First Speech.

Judge Pell. Of Mount Carmel Ill. has
a copy OF Abraham Lincoln's nrst speech
as a candidate II was made near Spring.
field and runs as follows:
Gentlemen and Fellow Citizens-I pre-
sumo YOU all know who I am. l am hum
Bile Abraham Lincoln | have been solicit
ed By many friends to become candidate
for the Legislature. My politics are short
and sweet. like an old woman's dances
| am In favor OF national bank; am
in favor of the International improvement
system and a high protective tarin. These
are INV sentiments and political principles,
IL elected. shall be thankful; II not "
will be all the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
MILLER & RHOADS.

night by the Weldon German Club. led
by Mr.. r. c. Harrison. The couples
dancing were as follows; Miss Kate Pres
colt with Mr.. G. X. Emry. Miss Mabel
Leach with Mr. J. -. Cults, Miss Kate
Leach, OF Littleton. with Mr.. j. +. Nor
ris, Miss Estelle Edwards with Mr.. j. w.
Chapman. Miss Nellie Lyons. OF Rich
mond. with DIR. J. r.. Shield, Miss Kate
Cohen with Eugene Johnston, Miss Fan
ME Lands with Mr. ID. II. Lyman. MISS
Kitty Mcnamara, OF Halifax. with Mr..
Winston Parrish. Miss Julia Gregory. or
Halifax, with Mr.. w. Il. Harrison. Miss
Mildred Cults with Mr. Julian Bagpy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Long, Of Washing
ton. ID. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Garrett.
Stags-Hin Farmer. Felter. Turnbuii.
Jones. Cochran and others. chaperones
-Mesdames Hill. q ,och. and Cuts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
This Gre atest Sale
OF Muslin Underwear

passes along to appreciative women tho
roughly made. beautifully trimmed and
generously cut garments.
They cost you less than you're asked
to pay elsewhere for ordinary, poorly
made wretchely trimmed, skimped gar
ments.
Come tomorrow, keeping in mind the
best underwear bargain you ever bought
WE'LL BETTER IT.
AT Oc-GOWNS-Made Of standard
cotton. yoke OF tucks and insertion.
V-shape. cambria rufile around neck
and sleevcs-The usual 75c. grade.
AT 69c.-GOWNS-Made OF standard cot
ton. V-neck, yoke OF embroidery, fn-
.shed off with pear! buttons, RULES OF
embroidery around neck and sleeves;
worth at least 81.
AT SJc.-GOWNS-M Made of standard cot
ton. both Empire effect and high
neck. with yoke of insertion and tucks.
finished off with rufiie and Hamburg
around neck. yoke and sleeves; regu-
lar 1875 goods.
AT s1-GOWNS-Ma of standard cot
ton. both Empire and high neck yoke
and large sailor collar Of insertion,
edged with ruflie OF Hamburg; worth
at least $50.
AT 50c.-SKIRTS-M Of standard
cotton. umbrella skirts. deep lawn and
cambria flounce. edged with Torchon
lace easily worth Soc.
AT 7sc-SKIRTS- OF standard
cotton. deep. yoke band. 1l-inch lawn
embroidered rufIle: excellent value at
sl.19.
AT Splendid cotton, cut
extra full. deep lawn rufFie, edged with
S-inch Torchon lace: bargain at sl.25.
AT AWERS-Standard cotton.
many different styles to select from.
umbrella style with deep rulIle, edged
with lace. also plain with deep hem,
cluster OF tucks above hem: the zoe.
grade.
AT WERS-Made OF fine cam
bic. and good. soft finish cotton. plain
and umbrella effect. finished off with
rufiis OF cambria and Hamburg. worth
al least Csc.
1T 33c.-DRAWERS- Of standard
cotton, umbrella style. with deep ruffie
OF cambria. cut extra wide. worth at
least iJc.
AT 50c.-DRAWERS-M of choice
quality cotton, umbrella style. deep
tbEtu Win lOFt1DN
lace. also rufre of deep Hamburg,
worth at least 75c.
AT ?5c.-CHEMTSE-Ma OF excellent
quality cotton. cut full 40 inches long.
finished off with cambria ruffle around
yoke and sleeves. worth az least 42c
AT 9c.-CHEMISE-Ma OF high stand
ard cotton. woke of tucks and inser-
ton. finished off with ruffle of cam
brio. cut full 10 inches. worth at least
soc.
AT l0c.- CORSET COVERS-Made Of
good quality COTTON. high and low
neck, cut full size: good value at 19c.
AT l9c.-CORSET COVERS-Cut cor
rect in size, Hamburg ruftie around
neck. V-shape: worth at least 29c.
At Csc, Corset Covers. made of excel
lent quality cambria. pearl buttons. V
shape front and back. trimmed with
torchon lace worth at least SOC
AT 25c.-CORSET COVERS-Made OF
excellent quality cambria, pearl butt
tons, V-shape front and back. trim
med with torchon lace, worth at least
39c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
Mems Goods Offerings
Specially Bargainy.

Mems Goods-Neckwear, Underwear,
Sox-at nonsensical prices.
Who of you ever bought elsewhere val
ues to equal ours at prices 10 equal ours?
None OF you-IMPOSSIBLE,
Pit these against your best elsewhere
bargains:
MEMS GOODS
Mems Heavy Navy Blue Hose. wool
mixed. loo.
Mems Heavy Grey Hose. wool mixed.
these goods are worth lie, for II lie.
Mems Heavy Black Hose, all-wool
goods worth &c, for lie.
Mems Heavy Scarlet Hose, all pure
wool: this is a 25c. grade. for f9c.
Mems Heavy Camers Hair Hose. value
25c.. for 19c.
Mems Fine Cashmere Hose. in black,
greys and brown. goods worth Soc.
for 25c.
Men Scotch Wool Gloves, I'm fancy
and plain colors. 25c.
Mems Fine Cashmere Wool Gloves.
goods worth 25c.. for 15c.
Mems Heavy Leather Gloves, wool
cuffs. neece-lned. worth 35c., for 25c.
Mems Heavy Leather Mittens wool
cuffs, feece-lined. worth 3oc., for Doc.
Mems Extra Fine Quality Cashmere
Gloves. our SOC. grade TO go at 25c.
Boys Mittens. all-wool. 25c. grade for
l5c.
Boys Blue Flannel Waist: these goods
are worth 75c.. for S9c.
Mems Fine Fancy Madras Bosom Shirts:
these goods are guaranteed in every
respect. open front and back. with
detached cuffs; this the real 81 grade.
for 75c
Mems Fancy Plaid Hose, worth Soc.
for 35c.
Mems Fancy Stripe Hose the 35c. grade.
for &c.
Mems Outing Night Robes. well-made.
full length. goods worth 75c.. for Soc.
Mems Neckwear-Tecks. Band Bows,
Club Ties, Flowing End Four-in-
Hand: these goods are all silk and
worth 25c. each. for &c.
.Ien's White and Fancy Border Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. fun SIZE
worth l-3c.. TO- DC.
Mems White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. all pure linen, worth lie. for
~ lie.
Mems White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. all pure linen, the real &c.
grade; for Doc.
Boys White and Fancy Shirt Waist
this the best waist made, comoIna-
ton shirt and uuderwaist these goods
were never sold for less than 800 to
go az e9c.
Mems Fine Madras Shirts. attached coll
Jar and cuffs. goods worth 81; for
69c.
LIENS Fancy Cheviot Working Shirts.
made OF good quality cheviot, extra
length, worth CSC. for &c.
M--'s White Tape Border Handker-
chiefs, very me linen, worth &c; for
l0c
SPECIAL SALE OF NEWEST SHAPE
COLI.ARS-half dozen different Styles
the newest poke. the SWEETEST piccadii-
Iy. the latest turn-down, and Others
all new: made of fine, evenly wove
linen: an exceptionally good grade, 10
20 while they last at TWO FOR 20c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
MILLER & RHOADS,

about May LIST will have his stable ship
ped to Chicago for the seasons cam
paign. Heretofore he has paid little at
tention TO racing two year ODDS. but dur
ing the coming season the stable will be
made up mostly of colts of that age.
among them q number of the get of the
rIron Horse" Bitten. Mr.. Bradley's
horses are winterirg at Greenway Farm
on the James River.
Alexander Mcdaniel is wintcring
stable OF runners at the old Exposition
Grounds track, among them Classic H.,
chestnut mare. by Audrain. dam Ger
trude: Tanniger. b. h. by Lisbon, dam
Canary. and Ben Boy b. C. 3, by Ben
Himyar, dam May Bird.
DR.. ]. c. Walton. Reidsville, n. c.,
has a young mare of high finish and fine
style In Miss Walton a chestnut. five
years old and by King Nutwood. dam by
Hambletonian Tranby. She Is a PAGER
and can show very fast at that gait.
The California bred horse McZeus,
212 Is being logged or the road by his
owner. Mr.. w. X. Mathews. OF this city
and the handsome brown son OF Nc
Kinney Ell II. appears 10 DC gong per
fectly sound. He was not trained in 1891
but will be prepaied for racing this sea-
son after making a short season in the
stud.
William Bradford. has engaged stable
room al Acca farm and Is Joking eight
or ten ahead Of well bred young horses
owned by William III. Brew. of Staun-
ton Va They are by such well-known
sIres as Brown Wilkes. Connaught, and
others.
The bay mare Limit. owned by Mr..
Thomas Atkinson. OF this city. is 81.
Oak Hill Farm. and In foal 10 the hack
nev sire imp. Danesfort. She will be-
bred back after foalins. The yearing
bav flly out OF her by Danesfort Is az
very handsome one. Limit - a WE'LL
bred trotter, being fun sister 10 Wauseon.
2:i9 IL Vernwood. 2:26 and Edihce. 2:2S.
by Vacher out OF Nerney by Haw Patch.
Smyth Brothers and Kline OF the South
ern Horse Bazaar. report an increased
demand for horses Of all grades. on this
market and higher prices throughout
the West on Wednesday last their sale
was the largest OF the season. and "A num-
Der Of Southern buyers and dealers were
mere ready 10 pick up bargains On
Wednesday next. February I'd. these gen
tlemcn will offer close 10 90 heads OF
road trotting. business. general purposes.
and draft horses. consigned by some Of
he principal shippers In Illinois. Indiana.
Iowa. and Kentucky. BROAD ROCK.