Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 4

ik H- Semi-Weekly Interior Journal K.C.mCAL TIME CARD. Train leaves Rowland at 7:00 a. returning at 5:20 p. m. N.

LOCAL TIME CARD. Mill train going North 11 30 pn South Express train South 1159pm North 311 am Local Freight North .....6 59 South. 1 .....3 lap The latter trains also carry passengers. The above is calculated on standard'time. Solar time is about so minutes faster POWDER Absolutely Pure A cream or tartar baking powder Highest all in leavening strength -Latest U.

S. Govern ment Food Report The BEST FLOUR is the CREAM FLOUR made by the Lexington Roller Mills Lexington, Ky. For sale by all first-class Grocers. Don't fail to use Cream Flour if you want good Bread and a happy Cook. AIMTER' CHOLERA MAGIC CURE! Thousands of dollars worth of chickens aro destroyed by Cholera every year.

It is more fatal to them than all other diseases combined. But the discovery of a liquid remedy that destroys the Microbes has been made. Half of the young chickens nro killed by Microbes before they aro fryers. A bottle is enough for 100 chickens. It is guaranteed.

If, after using two thirds of a bottle, you aro not satisfied with it as a euro for Cholera, return it to tho druggist from whom you purchased it, and he will refund your money. For tale by W. II Mc Robert druggist Stan- ford. DORSEY GOLD DUST, Standard No. 11051.

This young; roaditer stallion is an inbred Gold a I .1 I oO -A 1. 1. uu.b. fiMicu iu Auri', 1037 is a uiijr .1 uu in nanus speedy and unexcelled in style, action, finish and imposition. I oil brother to Estel trial v.tiSi, Cor nne, 3.

year-old trill a 38 and Montrose, the speedy and premium colt of 88, Sired by Zilcasdi Golddust 4400 by Golddust 150 by Vermont Morgan,) Clo'er related in Maud 2081, and Johnston. rft fllfln llin it ftA stallion to trot in public as fast at 2 35, sire of cigarette, nam 01 nosaima wiik.es une fastest mare of the Ikes family, record 2 14K! Whirl- wina, 2 24, annte Unlddust, a fcs elle 2i Dam Florence, dam of Estelle a 2il, by Golden Minco Chief, son of Gaff's Comet Oversoo of the 330 perfcruicis have strong sniusion ui uoionusianu Morgan ooa. Dorsev Golddust will made the nrwnt season at my place aJ mi es from Stanford on the Hus- lUUVllIC JIIAC. At $15 to Insure a Living Colt. Mnares kept on reasonable terms, Personal given, but notie.ponslble for accidents.

At same tim und place, will mike the season si ith one of Levi Huhble's best bred )unf jacks ROSCOE. ...11. 1 uciidmvk wiiu wunc UUUU9. ucarty 15 nanus high, fine length. Iwne and body, 3 years old, I aired by Joe IMackburu.

First dam l)olj Williams by Royal Mammoth; ad dam IiVsc htnbry, uy oiajiiu 111, uj jvta uuiiitiaii jack, his dam by Jim 1'orter; 3d dam Ellen Illthe by Illythc's Hanibal, he by Compromise; 4th dam Lt Snnu nnM 1... TW ll.nnaf nf HI .11 4U son county, to Levi Hubble, At $10 for a Living- Colt. A lien will be retained on colts for season. K. REID, Stanford.

I- fesuftsiVfrayrr ttflfcji HORSE SHOW DAY. Yesterday was a grand day rind tbo horses for miles around were hero on exhibition. Tbe show lasted for a couple of hours and tho lovers of fine stock enjoyed it supremely. Helmont Chief S0S9, owned by J. P.

Crow, made splendid show. He is a fine mover and with bis fino breeding, was much admired. Mr. Crow did not bring his excellently bred private stallion, Sumac. Mercer county was represented by D.

M. it A. S. Bowman's tine Belloview Wilkes 13994. lie is one of the fastast sons of the great Red Wilkes 1749 and at 3 years made a record of Charles Dunn's Breeze likes was much admired and won additional interest in the Petoskey tribe.

Adonis, the young Second Jewell stallion, property of Mr. F. F. Sandidge, is a fineBaddler aud Mr. Sandidge secured several by showing him.

J. Steele Carpenter had his fine saddlers, Wallace Denmark and Lexel, and was the recipient of a liberal share of tho compliments of the day. Charley Spoonamore's Kd Barlow was the subject of much favorable comment and many wondered why the owner stood him at such low figure. A. M.

Pence's Rienzi stallion, Pence, was in fine trim aud handled himself to the satisfaction of his host of admirers. His King Buckden Baddler was also greatly admired. Hon. G. A.

Lackey's Silver King stud, Lord Clifton, was much complimented nnd his fine saddle qualities will not be forgotten by the breeders of this section. This fino horse has made 8 showings in fair rings and has to his credit 7 premiums and one certificate. The Beazley Bros, phowed their handsome young stulllon, Siver Tip. He is a handsome bay and kuows how to handle handle liiuir elf as well as the best of them. Capt.

T. A. Elkin showed a couple of fine ones. His Arthur Sims and Wyandotte are as handsomely bred a pair as most anybody can show and did themselves credit by their trotting proclivities. E.

F. Fatilconer had Quinine a brother of Geneva and was the recipient of many compliments. He promises to equal Ins speedy sire. R. Gentry Son, of Boyle, showed Gambetta 1172, sire of Cleo, and a privatu stallion that they have not yet named.

T. B. Walker, of Lancaster, had Mc-Creary, Orange Wilkes and Denmark and received a full quota of kindly mentions. Gilt Edge, property of Madison Son, was much admired. He is a beautiful sorrel and moves with much ease and grace.

Chancy Denmark was shown by Luther Underwood and was tho subject of much favorable comment. J. K. Baughman had on exhibition Naboth and Star Denmark. Tho former is a speedy 3 year-old and the latter is a saddler of much reputation.

George Dictator 3SG2, the property of M. S. Baushman, was in fine trim and showed himself to be a fine mover. He is by Dictator 113, sire of Jay-Eye-See, Phallas, Director and 20 others in the 2:30 list. The thoroughbred Waukesha, property of Samuel Reid, attracted much attention.

Screamer, owned by James Pep-pies, proved himself a fine saddler. K. P. Woods Eagle Bird is a "dandy" sure enough. He is of the old Star Eagle Btock and of course a fine saddle tiorse.

The string of Messrs. S. H. J. Baughman, including Minstrel, Little Denmark, received a liberal portion of favorable comment.

Etibanks Bros, exhibited Messenger, a full brother to Maud Messenger, 2:10, etc. F. Reid's Dorsey GolddtiBt, a full brother to Estelle, and a near relative of Maud S. and Johnston, was one of the favorites of the day. Erricsson, E.

S. Powell proprietor, made nn excellent allowing. One of his 2-year-olds, Sullivan, was also greatly admired. Capt. B.

F. Powell showed Solid Shot, a handsome 3-year-old. A. W. Carpenter's King Curtis 0031 showed himself to be a fine stepper and won much praise.

There were a number of fine jacks exhibited and they kept the air resonant with their peculiar music. Having removed my Barber Shop to the Com mercial Hotel, I am prbpared to accommodate ladles as well as gentlemen in anything they may wish lu my line. Children also waited on. Call "ante. JESSE THOMPSON, InCommercial Hotel, yj.s,, Lincoln Stoek Farm, IIcKINNFY, THEY HREED ON.

BELMONT Registered ns Hob Sired by the great llelmont 64, sire of Nutwood a i8), Fred Atthur a tH. Wedgewood a 19 and 36 in a 30 ll't and sire of aj daughters the dams of 31 in 23011st, Kirst dam Iktlie Kinkcad by Contractor ioSj sire of Dr. West a 17W. Contractor was Mreilby Ajax, lull brother 10 Orange Girl a 30, by 10. Con tractor's dam I.ady Goilbey by Green's llamblcttnian 158, full brother to Volunteer and Sentinel.

Ajax sired 7 In a 30 list. Second dam full sitter to D.Monroe aSl, by Jim Monroe 8)5, sire of Lady Monroe a 16), Kitty Ilntes 2 10, Monroe Chief 1 i3'4 and 14 in a 30 Iht Jim Monroe by Alexander's Alnlallah 15. Third dam by Duvall's Mambrino, son of 'Whip. BELMONT CHIRK is a rich bay in color, was foaled iniSe; he stands full 16 hands Inch and is strictly a fine horse, smooth turned tf extra muscular development, showing great power. He lias an excellent set of lejj, flat, clean and hard in finish, the indnidual merit ol this mill.cn in form, finish and action is fully up to and in keemnfr with his high breeding.

His oldct colts are coming and also show great natural speed He hail a owned by K. W. Cribbs, Dccatui, that went trials better than a 30 last er. 1 will pay to the breeder of the first 230 performer ot Ins get since he his been owned by mc. liELMOXI' CHIEF will make tho season of 1891 nt tuy place nuar McKinncy at $50 to Insure or S30 tho Season, with Return Privilege.

Mares kept on pood grass at i per month; owners' nk. J. P. CROW, Proprietor. Paid For Hides and Fnr; M.

ELKIN C0S, Stanford, Ky. ADONIS Will make the season of 1S91 at my stable i miles from Milledgcxille, Lincoln county, on the Stanford lilledgesillc pike, At $15 to Insure a Living1 Colt, Money due when rnaro is parted with. Adonis is a beautiful dark bay with black points, 15 hand 3 inches high wns foaled Auguit, 18S8, and is a grand saddle horse. Those who want to breed to a handsome Kentucky saddle stallion are invited to look mine oscr and'see his action and style. He was sired by the grand show horse.

Second Jewel he by Cunningham's Jewel, he by Washington Denmatk. His first dam Minnie, by McDonald's Ilalcorn; ad dam by Wells' Crusader, his first dam un. known, but thought to be an Oliver. Adonis will be allowed to scrse ten or fifteen good mares only. Mares kept on grass or fed at reasonable prices, but not responsible for any accidents should any occur.

F. SANDIDGE, 0 Milledgcxille. Ky. Ed Barlow 2375. Standard Rulo i.

Rlack stallion. s6' hands high, foaled in lSSt, bred by A Goldsmith, Orange county New York. Sired by Castelar iooz First dim Woburn Maid, by Woburn jgj, (the dam of Carver ad dam by a Mambrino horse 3d dam by Mambrino Messenger. Castelar io5i, by sire of St Julien auj.etc; lit dam Miss Nodlne by Hammond, sonot Potter's Clay; dam Wells' Star, clam of Artillery a at and Modesty 3 26, by American Mar 14 3d dam by Demand. Woburn 34s, dy Hamblctonian 10; 1st dam Miss Ccoley, by Telegraph 301; ad dam the dam ot Geo, Cooler, by Friday.

Ed Harlow will stand at my stable 3 miles from Stanford on the now white Oak and Du River turnpike, near Duddcrjr's Mill, At $10 to Insure a Living1 Colt. Ed. Harlow's colls that have come this spring are good ones and bid fair to make valuable animals. I will also stand at the same time and place my young jack, Jo Embree, At to insure a living colt. Joe is a red jack, 3 cars old last October, full 15 hands high, of fine style and action; bred by the late Peyton LmDree, of Lincoln count, anil has a double cross of Jim Porter.

For Information as to his call on Wm. Gooch, of Lincoln, or J. P. Embree, of Madison. Money due on all seasons when the colt comes or marc traded off 8 C.

SPOONAMORE. Stallions for 1891. MINSTREL, By Longfellow, dam Slipper by Planet, At $20 to Insure. LITTLE RUFFIN, lly Monarchist, Dam Imp. Bon Bon, by Macaroni, At $15 to Insure.

POWHATTAN III By Imp. Glenelg, Dam Florence by Imp. Australian, At $15 to Insure. CONCEEGAN, By Ten Broeck, dam by Planet, At $10 to Insure. The Saddle Stallion, Eagle Denmark, At $10 to Insure.

For pedigrees and particulars, address b. Ji, Or J. rl. AJAUGHMAN, 9 Stanford, Ky. I KENTUCKY.

THEV UltKEI) OX. CHIEF 8688. Link. STJMAC. Standard Rule 6 I Sired by Sultnn 1513, Record a 14.

Sire of St.imboul a it, Huly ato)4, Alcater sol Sweethe.irt a and as in JJ30 list and grnndsire of 3 in 10 Int. First lUm Lady Dunton by George ilv.es 519, record 1 21, site Harry Wilkes a I3, (ttiyWilKes a 15, a i6l4, So So a i7 mid 69 in 1 30 lit Second dam Josie, record a to, by Nlht Hawk 514, sire of RedCross a aojj, Minnie Warren a and thedams o( Ed Anti.iu a 16' Sentry a aM 2 aB Ac. Third dam by Vermont Hero 141. slreof Lady in and Gen Knox, sire nf Ladv Maud 2 iSVf Calnior 1 I9 nJ 7 a 30 list. 1'rhHtc stallion.

BREECHLOADER. This thoroughbred will make the seaon of 1S91 at my farm oil thcManfonl and Millidgevlllepiko 6 miles from Manlord and 14 miles from At $10 to Insure a Living Colt, I Money due when the colt is foaled or marc parted wttn. A lien retaineu on an colts until seasun money is paid, Decription Hrcechloader is a rich dark bay, with black points, heavy mane and tail, ij hands high. Hit colts are large, fine and of solid color, can be seen at I S. I'edlgrve No.

llreechloadcr, bay, foaled in 1SK0. IIT Imp It ilie 1 1511. Iirt dam Nellie iley, grandam of llinetf by Hob Johnson; ad dam Mary Churchill by Alex. Churchill; 3d dam by Imp Margrave, grandam of King Alfonso; 4th dam Mistletoe by Cherokee 5th dam Suvan by Tiger; flh dam by Albert; dam by Algerlne. 8th dam by (ire) Alfred.

9th dam a mare purchased in Virginia by Capt llurbridge for breeding but whose pedigree is now lost belies ed to be by Americux: loth dam by by Imp Monkey, nth dam by Imp. Medley; litn dam by Imp Shirk, 13th dam Imp i'cartuiunht Imp, Itillet, sire ot abuse horse and isl.o Miss Woodford, Kelt idere, The Lionets, Vilely His get won l.it season $110,041 and he stood second tn the list of wiru.uig sires, He was 24 year old and hi get won from 1887 to 1888 jo. I will also stand at the same place my fine jack STEVE WALKER, At $10 to Insure a. Living Coll. Money due at weaning tinmcr when mate is parted with He is a brottn jack with svi lie points, 9 years old in juue and full isVj hands high He wasjsired by Aiken's King William, ho by King- Phillip First dam a Illack atin jennet, she wj tired by King Phillip, ad dam by Morecastle, he by Jim Portr This jack has proven himself a fine breeder A uumbor of his colts have sold for $io at weaning timo Money due when the colt is foaled or mare part ed with, hen retained till the money is paid.

9 W. LOGAN, O.ner. PENCE! Three-year-old Record 2.36, STANDARD. HroMii horse, 16 hands foaled Mty, 1885 SIRED UY RII.NV.I. Hull brother to King Rene 2 First dam dam of Pence 2 2952, by Almont Forrest a 39), son of Almont 2 39)4.

Second dam by Garrard Chief, site of Ilasil Duke a Third dam by Grey Eagle (Doner's, mre of ad dam of Lady lias is a 31. Fourth dam by Coppcrbcttom, sire of dam of Ilasil Uuke Kienzi was sired by Helmont, dam Illandina (dam of wigcrt with 27 in 3 30 or better, Abdullah Pilot, 3 better than 2 and King Rene 30? with 15 in a 30 list, by Mambrino Chief: ad dam ilurch mare (dam of Rosalind a alK and Donald 2 27) by Drown Pilot. Rienri is full brother of King Ketie a 30, sire of Fugue a ii)Vi Mist 29H Prince Edward Sarcenet 2 25 aud 11 others in a 30 list Almont Forrest 2 395, sired by Almoin 2 39(4 (sire of 37 with records of 2 30 or better and 4b sires with 131 trotters with records of 2 300-better and his daughters have a8 with recordscf 2 jo or better First dam by Edwin Forrest tsithtwo in 2 30 list and sire of tho dams of 11 in 2 3011st. Garrard Chief sired Mambrino Chict; 1st dam Dolly Dixie by Frank; 2d dam by Aratus; id dam by Hambletmian: 4th dam by Uiomed. Garrard Chicfsiredlli.il fluke 2 a8'i, Mambrino Hippy 2 3154, Red Ctook a 3aU, Maggie Lee 2 37 and Nobby, sire of Nobby.

Ir. also slied the dam of Mistake 2J)! and Don l'iurro, 3. year old record a 14K, Ed Cambrel a 27 Helmont sired by Alexander's Abdallah 2 41 tst dam Belie dam of McCurdv's Hamblctonian a a6U by Chief, ad Jam Ilelle Loup by Uellfounder. Helmont is the siro of 35 in the 2 30 list, ins uaugntersnave prouucea3i in 1 30 list anil 30 of his sons have sired ui with records of 330 or better. Almont a 39, sired by Alexander's Abdallah 242; 1st dam bailie Anderson by Mambrino Chief; ad dam Kate by Pilot, Jr, Almont a 39-' sired 37 with records of 2 30 or belter and his daughters have 38 in 2 30 or better, .6 of his sons have sued 121 in a 10 list Edwin Forrest mred by Voung iiay Kentucky Hunter.

1st dam by Watkin Highlander. Kdin Forrest is the sire of Hilly Hoskins a 26 and Champagne 230 and his daughters have produced 11 in 230 list and hU sons have produced 5 with records of 230 or better. Alexander's Abdallah 2 42 sired by Rysdv k's Hamblctonian, dam Katie Darling. Alexander's Abdallah a 42 is the sire of 6 in the 23011st; his daughters have produced 27 with records ol 2 30 or better and his sons have sired 106 with records of a 30or better. Mambrino Chiel sired by Mambrino Paymaster; 1st dam the dam of Goliath 131 Mambrino Chief has 6 in 230 list and his daughters have 23 with records of 2 30 or better and his sons have sired 81 in the 2 30 circle.

Pilot, old Pilot, dam Nancy Pope: Pilot the siren! 9 with records of 1 30 or better and his sons have sired 18 with records of 2 3011ml better and his daughters have produced 34 with records of 2 30 or better and two of his daughters producid Maud S. 2 and Jay Kye Seo a 10. Rysdyk's Hamblctonian sired by Abdallah; is dam Charles Kent mare by Imp fiellfounder; ad dam One Eye, by llishop's Hamblctonian; 3d dam Silver Tail, by Imp Meswnger. Rysdyk's has sired 41 with records of a 30 or better and his daughters have produced 75 with records of 2 3oor better and 1 19 of his sons have sued 783 with records of 2 30 or better. PENCE is a horse ot great speed; 229 Vj 11 no mark of his speed.

Owing to an accident getting fastened in his stall which threw him out ot training he would now have a mark of 2 20 or better In a race at Nicholasville he trotted as good as 2 2s. With the blood of Hamblctonian, Mambrino Chief, Pilot, and Edsvin Forrest and as great an individual as he is, Pence is bound to make a great stock horse. He will make tho season of 1891 at my stable 1 miles irom Stanford on the Hustonsille pike, At $30 to Insure a Living Colt. KING BUCKDEN Will stand at same place At $10 to Insure a Living Colt. He is a bright bay wi'hout ary white, is 13! hands high, fine mane and tail, of fine action and is a natural saddle by Silver King, the great premium horse.

First dam by Imp. ad dam by Denny's Drennon; 3d dam by Filmore. Fllmore was a great show horse in his day. He was by Montgomery's Whip and out of a mare by Frank, thoroughbred. Mares kept at reasonable rates bit not responsible for escapes or accidents.

A.M. PENCE, SUrlsrd.Kr UL The Imported Younp; Jack, WYLEY. Will make the season of 1891 at my farm, the old John Loyd Thurmon place, near Shelby City, At $10 to Insure a Living Colt. This fine young jack Is 13 hands high, Is a black and a jack of fine style. His head and cars arc perfect.

He must be seen to be appreciated GEORGE R. ENGLF.MAN, 9 Shelby City, Ky. The Premium Saddle Stallion, LORD CLIFTON, (Shown last season 8 times as a a-s ear-old and look 7 premiums and 1 ceitilicate Will make the seavm ol i8yi at my place miles fnmi Stanford on the Dansille pike, At Insure a Mare in Foal, Money due when the mare is parted vsith or bred to another horse Lord Clifton is a beautiful red sorrel, with a good mano and lail, 151 ri.suds, foaled ill iSM and is a perfect saddle horse Those who want to breed to a good saddle stallion are mrdially insltrd to look at my horse and ice linn iiii. Ho wis sired by Second Jewel, he by Cunningham's Jewel, ii! by old Washington Denmark. His first dam lannic by a sen ofGill's Vermont; Jii nam uy oiu winrougllljriHl.

Lien irlained en colt till season Is paid. Mares grared at reasonable rates, but not re- loiitliIe mr accident, should any occur. 8 A LACKEY, Stinfotd SILVER TIP. This young sta'hon will be permitted to serve a fV.tr m.I furdun tho pike, at $12.50 to Insure a Living1 Colt. Description and Pedigree bilter Tipisair.ee bay with fine mane anu tail, hind ankles white and ue think will make a great show horse He was sired by the premium saddle horse, Sil-ser King heby On l'line, he by Stones.

all Jackson King's dam Mollie Mounre as sired by CibheU'i Lesington ad dam by oung America, he by lasUr's Mcssrnger Silser i'lp's tl'st ilain wasbv Skedaddle, Morris's lamous sadd horse, fie by Olivtr, he by Wagoner Skccdaddtc's 1st dam Mcdos, 1 dam Trumpeter id dam Aratus Silver lip's ad dam was by lied Lion Mates kept at reasonable rales but no responsibility lor ac idents or apes Marrs patted with forfeits insurance Lien retained 011 nits fur season I1UAZI FY HUMS, Stanford, Ky, EAGLE BIRD. At our stables miles west of Stanford on the Shelby City pike, this fme)oung saddle ttalhea will be permitted In sersc mares At $15 to Insuro a. Living Colt. Description and Pedigree He is a beautiful dark brown, with small star and snip, good mane and tall, 3 jears old and is lull hinds high, commanding appearance and vmmetni.it In form. Sired by King Eagle (the Atkins bone first dam by Star Eagle, dam by Hamlet Denmark, Dolans id dambj Harris' Denmark King Eagle was got by lilac Eagle Star Ksgle as got by Cabbie's Lexington, dam by Garrard Chief.

Hamlet Denmark svaa by Washington Denmark, dam by Unison's HambUtnuian. Harris' Danmark was by Miller's Denmark Considering bis fine sue, color, stle nnd action, together with his most excellent breeding, wc think wc have places! his services loc Care taken to present accidents but no responsibility should any occur. Also at the same time and place we will stand the fine imported jack, JOHN S. WEIXS. He is a black, nearly 15 hands high, of fine bone will serve mates At $10 to Insure a Living1 Colt.

A lien will be retained on colts fee season 6 It. K. P. WOODS KING BOY. King Hoy is a dark bay, 4 ears old, 16 hands hlzh and Is an elegant combined horse.

He was sired by llortuns horse, he by Herr's Mambrino King, dam by Steamboat on." ed by Chedwell.of Virginia. The dam was raised by Stephen Satrpson, first dsm by Frank Wolford; ad dam by original Jim Hell; 3d dam by original Denmark, who ran iS consecutisc miles in a race at New Orleans; 4th dam by Sir Klioit; jth iUm by (tray haitle oih dam by Huirarj. Will make the season of 1891 at my farm, the old Wm. Hall place, 5 miles from Stanford, At $8 to Insure a Living- Colt. At the smae place I will stand my fine young Jack, SAM.

He is by an imported Snaniih jack and has a fine bed and laigc bones. He will stand At $8 to Insure a Living Colt. A Hen will be retained on colts till season money is paid, but if mare is parted with season money becomes due I PHILLIPS, 6 am Manlord, Ky, SPEED Combined Stallion STYLE. LEXINGTON DENMARK Will mako the season tf 1801 at Rest Farm' near Shelby City, Ky At $15 to Insure a Living Colt. He is a blood bay, 15', hands high, left hind foot white, heavs mane and tail.

Sired by Saddlewnod First t.im by Smith's Almont, sire of Katie Howard 2 io); ad dam by Wellington. Saddlewoed, a grand saddle horse, was by Wildwood; istdam by Star Denmark, the winner of 100 premiums; ad dam by an imported saddle stallion; 3d dam by Veech's Hamblctonian, Wildwood was by lll.ickwood 74 3-year-old a 31 sireof lllackwood, 2a(; lit dam Kate Messenger by Messenger. Jr; ad dam by Davy jd dam by Ilrunswick, son of Sumpter; 4th dam by Davis' Hainblttonian. Smith's Almont by Almont 33, sire ot Westmont a 13-4, Fanny Witherspoon 2 16, Ac Hlackwool 74 by Norman 25, sire of Lula May Queen a 30, Dam by Mambrino Chief. Lexington Deumark is claimed to be one of the handsomest and most beautiful horses in Kentucky.

He is fashionably bred ill saddle and trotting fines, is a grand saddle horse, a finegaitcd trotter and goes the gaits naturally. He has shown a a jogail, both racking: and trotting.with out any preparation. He emanates from the highest class of saddle and premiun horses In Kentucky on his aire's side and bis dam represents someof the best trotting families in the whole country. Thiscombinatiou produccsthe best combined horses in the world and those which command the best prices in all eastern markets. Any one will have to see him to appreciate his great-ness.

I will alio stand my splendid young jack, Imported Hidalgo, Four years old, black with white points, 1 i hands high, and a "jim at $ic to insure a living colt, due October 1st, 1892, or when mare is parted with. Lexington Denmark's fee will be due when cok is foaled or mare is parted with. Mares kept at per month owners' risk. I solicit a close ofmy stock, 1. S.

TEVIS, 8 Shelby City, Ky. Brz Wilk. STANDARD. Ily PelosVey sire of KImr Toskey, record a i Mary Lou a ii.dain Eliia lane dam of Maud Mes senger iMt. Hreere Wilkes will make the season of iVji at my place aV miles from Stanford on the Ruth llranch pike, At $20 to Insure a Living Colt, Money due as soon as the fact is ascertained.

A lien Oil Cult Until money i aid 8 CHARLES Dl'NN, Staniord, Ky. l- "am Mtlette, 1 stain by Sir II; ace.as given Vldelle by Yindex, he by I loot's lira, Hawk he by old lllack Hawk index lit dam br Mamliamn Chief, ad dam by Hay Messenger, 3.I dam Cannons Whipp ERRICSSON, Second cousin to Maud Jay Eye Secand Nut-wood ly Erricsson 140 ffS In 2 30 list 1st dam by 11. doc son of Old Pllei of sire Pilot, (u In a 10 lit nnd the ulre of the dams of Maud Jay Sec und Nutwood. Erricsson, Jr. Is a wild black.

Mi hands hiei! and ever) India horse His colts are ol good sue, style and color, ate suitable forlhe farm, track anil Kicti'iii Mr depositions, can not be excelled for lamlly horses (ic him a Irlnl 11ml 11. for Tho Small Sum of $12.50, ed in hlstorvl my stable iV, miles from Hustons He, cm the llu.lci.isille Liberty turnpike load. Will also stand my Toxxxig Jack At TKN DOLLARS to ie mare in foal. His roll, apeak well for him l'erxons brceUlntr to either and then trading or brewing the nitre elsewhere, renders money dye K. S.

I'OWKLL. Hustonsille Ky. Saddle StallioiiN. Wallace Denmark, Lexcll, Tom Robinson. The raniy Saddle Stallion, Wallace Denmark Is rich Mahogany bay, n)i hands high, heavy mane and tail is strictly lihe and lancv, is both a nal and pleasant saddler, breeds fancy and when iiuieily drlsen in harness goes like a trotter He islngh tail stjlr sin both sllt to the third eratlon, Is barked by thoruughhredton both sides, making him very a.

the and sprightly in gait; in lorm and finish nerteit model He was sired by Sumpter Denmark, he by Goldard's Denmark, he by Gunm Cromwell's Denmark, he by the race horse Denmark he by Imp Hedgeford His first bX Wfll'aie. he by Todhuiitcr's Sir Waltir l.f vi. li 2-1 ilamby irginius lilnnof Virgitims by Tranhy, tberouchbre.1) he by the celebrated Mason's "'I'l't "am a Hipp mate, LE2EL, Sj.ntl Wallace Denmark above, is a beautiful black is. hands Inches high, heavy mane and tan, el weight an.l fine style. 3 years oM nest Ti 1 sni'lle toll TOM E0BIITS01T, Son ol Wallace Denmark bImvc 1st dsm by Denmark, luidani I lor, jr.

id dans bv 3d dam by Old Dretin" Tom is hue shaped hurse. black with heavy mane and tail, 15', hands high, 11 a nauml saddler and has proven biiiuclf a fan. breeder I he above stack wifl make the sea. von of itVji at my farm i miles from Hustonvdle, near Carpenter's suti.n, will Ktmntcd to serve marcs by the Insurance, Wallace and Lexcll at $15, And Torn Stock, commuted to my care and breeding will lecclse ray personal attention Grass furnished at reasonable tales, -o paid tr before removal ol stock. No responsibility for an Idents or escaptw I'srllrg with tv or removal from neighborhood lorfsitit In.uraiue and males season due 9 SiLKI.K CAKl'LNTKR.

Dictator 3862. Standanl Rule 6 Sired by Dictator 113 (sire ol Jay Kye Seo 2 10, Phallas ijjj, Director a 17 andto others in the a to list. First dam Alice, by Almnnt 33. Second Jim Numu, by Alexander's Norman as. Third dam Young Twsman mare, by Coeur cfe Leon Metis Fourth dam Old Twyman mare untraced.

Almont 3j (sire of Fanny Withcrspoon 2 16 Piedmoni a 17H nd 35 others in 230, also sire of the dams of Alabaster, 4 years a II. Kichardum 2 17M, Catchfly 18, Hinder Wilkes aoJ(, Acolyte 2 ai and ai in ihe charm-ed circle1 by Abdallah is; 1st dam Sally Anderson by Mamtirino Chief 11; ad dam Kate by Pilot Jr u. Norman 25 (sire ot l.ula ii, May Queen a ao.ol the dams of Norsul 217 Nurmon Medinm a 30, etc by Morse Horse 1st dam blocum a are, s. t. by Majnum llonum, Dlctttor, the sire of Dictator, for many years languished in obscurity and really never had a chance at the stud until he came to Kentucky, then 13 years old and having up to that time but 39 foals and at 20 hsd less than 200 fonti, and only few of them were out cf well bred mares hew stslltons impart more speed to his descendants, and besides they base endurance combined with level heads.

He is the sire of ti in the 2 1 or bttirr list, 24 irelters ami. 4 pacers. The trotters arc headed byJayKyo Scea 10, I'hilUsa 1 Director We do not know stallion that has three such sous with the same speed and number of boats, trotted Jay HjeSVe has heats better than 3.311, Director 7 and Phallas 48, a total of 163 beats in 1 30 or better The returns of this year's trotting will show that Dictator not nnlv lireeds on through Ins sons and daughters, but lo his grandsons arc putting a number of horses 111 the 30 list His sou, Col, Hambrick, has 1, Commander 1 Dick Loonier 1, Director 6, Junius Phallas 2, Pretender Reporter 1, Delineator and Kndymion 1 'I en sons sired 19 trotters His staui'hters promise to make great brood mares They have produced Hrown, Libert, Gondola, Keller Thomas, Kvening Star. Garnet, Last Chance, Nancy Hanks, Matlie Solomon and Williams. Marget by Director has a record of 2 iaV and N'aucy Hanks has a record of 2 la1, a third heat made in a race, and she a never been beaten His grandson, by Phallas.

has put 3 In the list. Girl ti)Ki I'hallene 330 and V'irginius 2 ii Livestock Record. George Dictator is a black stallion, 15 hands 3 high, foaled In 184, is a handsome fellow and will certainly sire extreme speed He was bred for a (treat stock horse. He will stand At $20 to Insure a Living Colt. IHOGAXT.

Hay stallion, 16 hands high; foaled 1885. Sired by KING C.KSAR. (Ily llogan's Administrator.) First dam Carrie Allen, by Ashland Jr. Second dam by Sir Robin, Third dam by Giltner Ilrown's Highlander. King Cwsar by llogan's Administrator (sire of Major Landers 2 sou of Administrator 357 (sire of Catchfly a iS'f, McMahon a 21 and others ma 30); dam by American Clay 34 (sire of Granville a 26.

Maggie Hriggs aa7 etc) ad dam (dam of Wilcox 3 i6', nnd Hnld Wllkea 210) by Red. Hawk; 3d dam by Mambrino Chief 11. ogan will stand At $10 to Insure. i I alto hare Five Splendid Jacks, Two ol which ore noted as the best jennet jacks, and will serve jennets at js for jack colt nnd $15 lor a Jennet and will servo mares At $10 to Insure a Living Colt. The other jacks are fine mule jacks and will serve mares At $10 to Insure.

These animals will stand at my sublet on the Someriet pike 2 miles south of Staniord, 4 M.S. BAUGHMAN, Stanford. JHT.