The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-16
.LACKEY SALE BROUGHT
TO CLOSE YESTERDAY
$4,000 Worth of Horse Flesh
Changed Hands.
WERE 275 HORSES SOLD

WERE 275 HORSES SOLD
Cambridge City, Ind, Marsh 10
John S. Lackey's twentieth annual
horse sale came TO close in this city
this afternoon at 100 O'Clock, and is
considered by the promoter one of the
best sales ever held at his barns, al
though there were not as many horses
entered as in years past. The quar-
ity of the animals, however. was bet
ter and receipts this year will figure
larger than those of previous years. \
larger number of hcrsemen were in
town and greater interest manifested
than ever before.
One Of the features of this years
sale was the orderliness with which
1t was conducted. there being no dis
putes between buyers and sellers.
After the sale was closed, all horse
mems supplies were sold at auction,
as many of the men did rot care to
take such to their hor:es.
The following is a summary of the
sale by days:
Tuesday, fifty horses were sold for
1885, averaging 1874
Wednesday seventy seven horses
were sold for $23.375, averaging $685.
so.
Thursday one hundred and three
horses were sold for $4,000, averag-
ing s306.31.
Friday, forty-five head were sold
for s11,746. averaging 1851.
The total amount OF the sales for
the four days was $4,000. two humid
red and seventy-five horses being sold
with an average of $3.50.
Next years sale was announced for
the second week in March.
The best sales follow:
Extra, owned by Clay Knode, Ind
annapolis, b g: sold to Mark Wilson,
Indianapolis, 1920.
Reserved by Glover Lawn Stock
farm; sold to James Long. Cincinnati,
1856.
Reserved by Glover Lawn Stock
farm; sold to r. ". Smart, Lockland,
Ohio. $3.50.
Prince, b g, owned by Commons
Stock farm. Centerville. Ind: sold to
A. j. Hickman, Baton Rouge, La, $240.
Star, f, owned by Harry Z. Luther
beck. Lawrenceburg. Ind; sold to
Dick Rich, Buffalo, $240
Red Charm, CHI g, owned by DR..
Galloway. Connersville; SOLD TO E.
Moffitt, Connersville, $500.
May Rose, m, owned by A. w.
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Parsons, $500.
Extra, b 6. owned by Charles Lack
ey. Cambridge City; sold to Dick
Rich, Buffalo, s210.
Blanche, b III, owned by Charles
Bell, Cincinnati; sold to c. F. Vantz,
Rushville, $500
May Rose, b f, owned by o. A. Kirk
man, Lewisville. Ind: sold to W. II.
Curry. Eaton, Ohio. SPAS.
Mag. b m, owned by W. L. Snyder,
Springfield, Ohio; sold TO a. ]. Hick-
man, Baton Rouge, La. S27:'.
Chatte":ng Brook, b g, owned by w.
L. Snyder, Springfield. Ohio; sold to
L. Translate, Birmingham. Ala, $3.50.
Joe, CHI g, owned by w. L. Snyder.
Springfield, Ohio; sold to A. j. Hick-
man, Baton Rouge. La, $3.50.
Extra, owned by Edward Stokes,
Connersville; sold to H. Van Epps. ST
Louis, $265.
Dan Ryan, b g, owned by Snyder,
Foster & Stephenson, Springfield. o.;
sold to A. J. Hickman, Baton Rouge, !
La, s205.
George Dougan, G, owned by Com |
ronfnrxrii1n frI
sold to H. Van Ops, st. Louis, 1920.
Teddy Field. b g, owned by l.. NJ.
Matthews, Ind: sold to ]. Bra |
dy Cincinnati. Ohio. 1910.
Harry and Prince, black gelding |
team. consigned by E. G. Coffin. |
Springfield, Ohio; sold to Dick Rich, |
Buffalo. n. Y, s4s5.
Hazel B.. CHI M, owned by ". F. |
Stafford & Co., New Carlisle, Ohio; |
sold to Eugene Floyd. MiGdletown, O.,
1915.
Nelson, g, owned by John x.
Kearn, Springfield Ohio; sold to A. j.
Hickman, Baton Rouge. La. $3.50.
Mis-, b e. owned by Chas. Long,
Ind; sold TO c. r. Mof-
fitt. Connersville, $165.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
oyterian church furnished dinEer Two
quilts made by this society ard the |
ladies' guild were sold at public AUG
ion. A. H. Jewel, of Lexington. Ky,
bought one, which sold for S33.50. The
other was knocked off at $3.50.
Richard Lackey, Richmond, b and
v 6 Pomp. Sold to J. s. Lackey,
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