The Breckenridge News from Cloverport, Kentucky • Page 4

A 7 y-Km Tho time is at hand when CARPETS must bo bought. SPRING CLEANING is "on," and the women are "on tho war-path." Husbands must "hide out," and tho boys must take a hand. Tho whole house is and tho madam will never bo happy until she gets tho SPRING CARPET matter (and the dust she has raised about it) settled. If tho madam is WISE, she'll come to "headquarters" and settle it. If sho has over BEEN to "headquarters" sho'll not need the suggestion.

If she's a LONG-SUFFERING VICTIM of misplaced confidence placed at some other place sho'll find "surceaso of sorrow" in tho elegance, tho vastness, the alluring financial jiossibilites of our commodious warcrooms, containing ACRES of Carpets to INCHES elsewhere lielplesness. A 66 gJtrCfKLi. ON OR WRITE Breckenridge News. "WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1892. "SMART" WOMEN.

Is What Tho Clovorport Woman Calls Thoso of tho Fair and Gontlo Sox Who Apo tho Ways of Man, rlThey Wear "Monarch" Shirts, "Pier- Cravats. "Stoverjirje" Hats And Can Play Ball, Pnll a RViff Tiiir 0 Unit nnrl Sing Bass. The Average Girl of To-day. Mrs. Frank Leslie says many nice gs about Uio American i Her will quote, a lime, "it is who know lierAsest, wlio most rfiniiato what may bo called tho intelli gent innocence oi me gin.

lcnorant, nor does she pre- tot)d, that vico exists in tho world lat the realm of naturo includes pitch and filimo as surely as it docs daisies and and lambs, and that men are neither to bo treated like jjentlo maids, or avoided as ono would a spider or a mouse. No maxim was ever truer than that "To tho puro all things are pure," and man is "not so black as he is painted," and girls sometimes imagine themselves pur sued by his attentions, when really ho lias no wen noyonu paying a icw ments, making himself agreeable for the moment, and rendering tho homage that ho fancies every girl claims and expects as her duo from every gentleman." Our American girl of to-day is "6inart" thero is no mistake about that, and she can do anything she tries, even singing bass in her own quartette of girls, so that man is a superfluity in the choir. She plays tonnis, she rows, sho fishes, sho wears her brothers hat, his outing cap, hia shirt front, his four-in-hand tie, etc. Sho is stronger than her mother, and far moro independent. Sho hangs onto tho strap in tho street car, sho gets jostled and pushed about in the crowd, when somo bareheaded man, bowing low, used to make way for her mother.

However, the American girl would not exchange her independence for deferenco and In all these changes she has had to yield something good for something better. Ono Author, of whom I am very fond, says "Tho animal who used to mako Homo howl every timo ho missed a shirt button, is no longer dependent up on his wifo and daughter, for ono item of his rainment." Once in a while a man comes along whoso wifo makes his pantaloons and cuts his hair, but he is regarded as curiosity. Thero was a timo when no girl could sharpen a lead pencil, tio a parcel or sing bass but tilings have changed, and tho sweet American girl is tho happiest, most independent that exists. Mr. falmago gives this beautiful advice to girls who ask him about novel reading.

"It all depends upon tho novel, somo of them aro cxhilerting, but a great cr percentage of them belong moro to the literary men and women of tho past than of the present. Somo of our modern novels aro appalling in their influence. Don't read them. You can find styles of literature just as charming that will clovato and purefy and enoblo and christiange, whilo thoy please. Thero is a wealth of good books coming from our publishing houses that leaves no excuso for tho cholco of that which is enervating to body, mind and soul.

Head works that will strengthen your mental and moral condition. I.ifo is so short and your timo for improvement bo abbreviated that you cannot aflbrd to fill up with husks, cinders and debris. In tho intervals of business that young man is reading that which will prepare him to bo a merchant priuce, and that young girl is filling her mind with an intelligence that will yet either mako her tho chief attraction of a good man's homo or give her an independence of character that will qualify her to build her own ADVERTISER AND MENTION THIS PAPER, homo and maintain it in happiness. That young man or girl can by the right litcray and moral improvement of tho spare minutes in every day riso headand shoulders in character, and influence above tho loungers who read nothing but that which degrades." At this time our "smart" women aro busily engaged in hou.scleaning or have finished so now they aie enthusiastic to decorate but how can this he dono without money for of courso tho husband always holds tho purso strings, and if tho dear precious wifo who is always trying to make home lovely as possible, gets any money for these purposes, she must ask for it, rather than do that she must task her brains to invent some method of beautifying home with odds and ends. The "Lord of Creation," however, is delighted to see all these little things which brighten up home, and sometimes condescends to compliment them but moro rejoiced that housccleaning is over and that he can once moro have a sqtinro 'meal.

In tile purchase though they can borrow another's, and every women possessed of original tasto combined with culture and education has all the advantages and but very little to contend with, even though she is limited in a money sonso. Among the tasteful and dainty things which aro constantly being devised to beautify our homes, are "centers for the table," which can be made of linen, Kitino or bolting cloth, the edgo being simply hemstitched. It is decorated with a design, and can be outlined with indeliablo ink, then work in Kensington stitch in colored wash silk. Custions are as popular as ever, various kinds of canvass being used for the foundation. A very pretty ono can bo covered witli two Japaneso hankerchiefs tho edges being laced together with bright cord or ribbon.

A quaint little figure can bo used to prevent a door from blowing or springing shut made this way. Take a moderate size bottle, fill it with sand or shot, and cork tightly. Fit on a doll darky head and a pink dress to reach tho floor tic on a whito apron and a small crossover in flchcl style, a bit of red silk wound around the head bandana fashion and tho sleeves of tho dress can bo held out with sticks. Thus tucked "Little Dinah," as sho is called, takes her stand and faithfully fulfills her mission. Continued next week.

Such littlo complaints as heartburn, headache, tootachc, sour stomach, aro not often fatal, but very annoying. All such troubles aro quickly cured by Lightning Hot Drops. Mr. A. C.

Ilayner Shops, AV. says "I have boon afflicted witli heartburn and sour stomach for four years. Found no relief until I used Lightning Hot Drops. I can honestly say that Lightning Hot Drops has cured mo entirely." All dealers sell it. 25 and 50c.

bottles. OYER THE STATE. Small Dosos of Information Gathered From Kentucky Exchanges. Incased in Capsules for the Easy Swallowing- of News Readers. Livingston county is beset by mad dogs.

A steam laundry is under construction at Elizabethtown. Tho Keely Instituto at Crab Orchard has opened for business. A drug sloro burned at Sonora with a loss, to tho owners of $3,000. Tho Baptists of Hopkinsvillo are soon to have a fine new house of worship. Oil in great quantities has been discovered on Frozen Creek, near Jacksqn.

Leading medical authorities indorso Ayer's Sarsaparilla as tho best blood medicine. Miss Hannah, a young school teacher, fell off a log whilo crossing a crook, near Claryville, and camo near drowning. Ji. hay barn, containing seventy-five tons of hay and a largo quantity of machinery, was destroyed by firo at 8hcpherdsvillo. Loss 1000.

Florenco Allen lovely little daughter of Mr. John Allen, of Shclbyvillc, ran a splinter into her foot and died of lockjaw a few days afterward. In a row at Cambcllsvillo Winston Anderson, a farmer of Camp Knox, of Green county, shot llobcrt Crunch, of Lebanon, four times. Cranch will die. It seems to bo tho regular custom for I whito men and negroes to assemble in largo numbers, just outsido the city limits of Howling Green, and shoot craps all day on Sunday.

For dyspepsia or stomach derangements, no other remedy can he found so pleasant, prompt, and effective as Ayer's Cathaitic Fills. Alfred Eckstein, a young man claiming to bo from New York, in a demented condition, and without hat or coat, was taken in charge at Grayson and sent to tho asylum at Lexington. Henry Heady, colored, shot Frank Bellman through tho heart, near Anchorage, killing him instantly. It was a cold blooded murder, unprovoked, and it is pretty sure to result in a hanging. A Louisvillo Southern freight train wrecked on a trestle and six cars fell to tho ground, -10 feet below, carrying witli them, brakeman, Jesse Allen, who was crushed to death.

Allen was 28 years old and lived in Owcnsboro. Tom Henry and Ed. Samuels got into a difficulty with two negroes near Sharps-ville, and Henry received a blow on the head, from a stone, which will prove fatal. It is not known who hit him. In an fight at a grand colored church "festibul," in Christian county, two men nnd a woman were shot; one of tho men fatally.

All tlte participants in the affray escaped over tho lino into Tennessee, and no arrests were made. Instead of being dead, as lias been reported for some time, tho Athertonville correspondent to tho County Herald has this to say about the old hunter: "The many friends of Daniel Hoone will bo glad to learn that lie is gratly improved and will probably be out again in a few days. It has just come to light that Mrs. Lizzie Long, a young and good looking grass widow, of Louisvillo, drew $.10,000 in the Lousiana Statu Lottery, about eight weeks ago. She was a poor seamstress but has now bought a $4,000 home, and announces that sho wants to marry some good looking young man who is economical and can live within tho income from tho prize.

Mrs. Molly Melbourn, of near Danville, who is demented by tho intemperate uso of religion, disappeared from home with her three littlo children, and was found threo days afterward on tho top of a high hill in a perfect undo condition. Sho had, also, removed nil the clothing from tho children, and when asked the reason of her peculiar behavior, tho poor woman replied that God had commanded her to go to this place and wait for a chariot that ho would send along there to take them to heaven. Gcorgo Phillips, of Hardstown, Ky was shot and instantly killed by Salmon near Dover Hill, Ind. Tho report says Salmon was calling on a young woman when Fhlllips, her "brother-in-law, called at tho house, and nsked Salmon to accompany him and a friend to the poor farm.

Tho three left tho house and after going short distanco Phillips grabbed Salmon by tho coat collar and said that ho had been talking about him. Salmon drew his revolver and shot Phillips through the heart. He was arrested and lodged in jail. FOR THROAT AND LUNG complaints, the best remedy is AYER'S Gherry Pectoral In colds, bronchitis, la grippe, and croup, it is Prompt to Act sure to cure. AaM Jtanl LUJ i4Ssy 4r s.

MOORE a'. IUIANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, WHOLESALERS, RETAILERS AND AUCTIONEERS Of Furniture, Carpets, Office Fixtures and Bar Outfits, Jefferson Through to Green-, bet. 4th and 5th Louisville, Ky. ml r. i t.

jc T5 And besides tho standard GOODS in Moquottcs, Brussels, Tapestries, Ingrains, etc, etc all of which we SELL MAKE and LAY with equal dispatch and satisfaction in tho LABORING MAN'S COTTAGE or tho MILLIONAIRE'S MANSION wo handle car-loads of NOVELTIES which no REGULAR DEALER can take tho risk on. Royttl Wilton Squares, 12x15 feet in size, so much esteemed for their unrivaled durability, novelty of design and richness of "coloring's Where clso can you find one this sido of Chicago A world of other things in Rugs, Oilcloths, Linoleums, Portieres, Lace Curtains, etc. Don't invest a dollar in Spring Carpets until you've been to "headquarters" and seen thosiglits at tho one Louisville establishment which is "tho envy of rivals and tho admiration of tho public." HEADQUARTERS GEO.yEAKEL&(j A magnificent combination for the people. A popular lino of the latent spring Attraction. An unlimited variety in every department of tho btoro." Tho determination and ability to mako tho best prices.

Quality as you like them. Styles and fashion the latest. Assortment complete and alright prices. Dont fall to aoo our splendid stock nnd take the advantage of the inducements offered In dbess gqgbs, Extra fine weave Bedford cord north 75s. at )9o.

(In nil the newest shades 8 pes. of hair line focles worth for 24c. 20 pes of imported dross patterns, no two uliko worth UUo for OSo. 16 pes new stylo Debegs assorted colors for 10c Ainnirn hrond oloth all shades lowest prices. lino of Tlioruicdor suiting oxclutho put-terns.

Jamestown plxids nnd plain, We mako a rpeclulty in black dress goods, imported and domestic Henriettas and cashmeres, eto. If you will call and seo our new gnods yon will not bo able to resist tho to tako some of them homo. We havo a beautiful lino of band-made ladies low shoes, latest spring styles, also a full lino of hand turned shoes. Our shoe depart ineut is larger this season than ever. Wo can nlenso everyone in style, quality and price Wo have a beautiful line of men's custom made Iluell shoes.

Latest styles in men's low shoes. We can sell you boy's lino front laco or Congress shoes worth for 78c. Men's Kangaroo cnlf was told foK.fJ.60 now fining for $2 4U. Old Kcnlucky Hats sold every placo for $2.00 our price We have a hundred different stylos and prices, can make anyono smiloat the unreason Lie low Our Clothing Department Is Immense. 5,000 suits to select from, every shade and cut can bo had, Fnnoy strife woven men's suits run 31 to 40 worth $5.00 going for All shades, cuts and sizes men's suits sold for $7.00 going Men's all wool Scotch suits sold for $10.00 at Men's black ground pio stripo sold for $15,00 at $10 00.

A great reduction in Men's and Hoys' black Choviot suits. Wood, Tobacco and Cinnamon browns, all cuts ruck bottom prices. A beautiful lino of imported serges, tnylor made, very cheap. SPRING OVERCOATS. Are going choiper this season thin ever before.

Our $15.00 (larmcnts we aro selling for $10.00. 12.50 U.24 10.00 7.49. Come In and oximlne our stock, we guarantee wo can savo you Wo will pay highest market prico for wool, soil you goods at unreasonable low price. It will be to your interest to visit us. Wo extend cveryonoa welcome Invitation to come and examine our beautiful and imineno stock of spring goods.

Every department full. GEO. BRANDENBURG, KY. Sellers' Liver Pills. Act Directly on the Liver.

ctntM ennxs) and rxvin, Dtspimi, SrcElItiDAcnc, Bilious Colic, Cokstita. tion, RuitrxATisx, Puis, Paititatioh orTnnIIunT, Diizinisj, TonriD IMyxh, CoATIDToXOUS, SLZZrUIMSSS, ANDA1X. Diseases or tqb Lrrxn and SioxAcrr. II yon do not "feci very well," a elnglo pill at stimulates tha etomich, restores tho appetite, Imparts vigor to tho system-. They euro all diseases llko magic, (let the right kind.

8GLLBRS' LIVER TILLS. Sold by druggists. Bend for circular. SELLERS MEDICINE Pittsburgh. Fa.

Tt tnpl tpputittaa WAYNE'S OINTMENT mum 7 without anj t4 inaniriiia mns lan XfuBft IT-11 tar. llrh nil fftnintkini An tha fa ryKrt banal, unit An 11.. rr tm cir( wuiMtnanfUtll' vs pro JOrOUCU, Ad.lffM Db. A large number of FRUIT TREES At the Hardinsburg Nursery, I'or next f.ilt dclU cry, Ordcrwhnt you want. Aii)lhlng wc haven't on hand, we will procure It for you at the lowest rates.

ZACK. GREEN, Manager Hardinsburg Nursery, HARDINSBURO In littlo fmiiily qtinrrol between two negro fmnilics, in Louisville, pistols nnil razor were tlio principal weapons used, anil two men and ono woman wero perhaps fatally wounded. LOUISVILLE MAIIRET RIFOIK. FURNISHED 11 Len.Gr. Herndon Genera Produce and Commission Merchants and Genera Storage.

H. W. HERNDON, Manager. Kollable and prompt. Cash with evory account sale.

Consignments solicited. LOUISVILLE. May 10, lfa2. Shippers should mark all paokaje plainly, with shipper's name and post-office address, UUTTElt, EOOS, POULTIIV, ETC. Poultry.

Chickens scarce this week and prices firmer. Dried Fruits. Market very dull on apples and peaches. Deans. Demand active at advance.

Eggs. Iteceipt be ivy, market weak and lower. BUTTER. Choire, country 10 20 Medium 13 Common 8 (rd 10 Creamery 22 0 27 KUOS. Frosh 11 tol2 POULTRY.

Old Hens 4 TO to -i 25 Roosters 2 5' to 3 00 Lare Springers 4 50 to 5 SO Medium Springers 3 00 to i 00 Mnall 4 00 to 5 nil Young Ducks 3 SO to 4 SO Live Turkeys 9 00 to 10 00 Dressod turkey 11 00 to 1300 Drcstcd Ileii CO to 3 SO Live (leese (feathered) 3 SO to 4 00 Live (leese (plucked) 2 00 to 2 60 FEATHERS. l'rimo, whito gooso 44 Mixed 2SM30 Old 15 25 No. 1. duck IS 30 FURS Racoon 50 to 60 Mink so to 7S Opum 15 l0 25 ray Fox 70 to 80 Ned Fox 1 00 to 1 25 Black Skunk so to 1 00 Short Striped Skunk 80 to CO Black Striped and IS Wild Cat 25 to 30 Musk Rat 0 to 15 Oiter.cased 6 00 to 0 00 Beaver, largo 5 00 to 0 00 Deer Skins per lb 20 to 30 HIDES. Oreen, (rood 4 41 Dry Salt, good 0 fu) Dry Hint, good 8 (a 1 Sheep skin 25 Qj) WOOL.

Tub-washed 3J 3.S (heme, fine 22 (3) 23 (IreJse, coarse 18 (a) 20 le'lno 15(3 18 Hurry nnd Cots 12 (U) 17 DRIED APPLES. Wet, per lb to 2 Common, per lb 2f to lA Fair to good per lb yt to Choice per lb V. tn 3K ancy 4 Chopped i to VA Poolings to IK Evaporated, In sacks 3 to by, PEACHES. Halves, per lb 2 to 2J4 Quarters per lb 1 to VA Peeled, per lb fl tn 8 Ponrs per lb 3 to 4 Illaokberrlej per lb 3 to 3J HAV, ORAIN, PIMM). Wo quoto prirej to-day on Louisvillo city wharf: HAY.

Strictly cholco 12 00 13 00 Choice No. 2 10 SO 11 50 Good Medium 10 00 (a) II 00 Good Bright Straw 00 6 SO CORN. Cholco white 42 44 Choice shelled 44 45 OATS. No, 2 oats 40 45 Seed oats 40 (jj) 43 WHEAT. No.

2 Long Berry wheat 85 No. 2 Red 81 MISCELLANEOUS. Tnllow, per bbl Beeswax 22 Sorghum per gallon 20 25 IUIA1UM Choice Mich, bulk per bu 42 Choice Nortbem Ind, 35 Poor to rued. Mich. 38 Nor.

Ind- 't ji Homo Grown per barrel 1 15 (ia I 25 From store 2o to So per bu higher. BEANS. Michigan, hand pioked I 60 to 1 75 Indiana Navy 1 50 to I CO Common nnd colored 75 to 1 00 Flat and mixed us to 1 00 ONIONS. Northern, per bbl on arrival 2 25 to 2 SO from store 2 60 to 2 75 CAUllAaE. I'or crate from store 2 25 to 2 50 CELERY.

Fancy whito plume, per dot 35 to 40 Choice 20 to 25 Choice Oroen, )0 to 20 APPLES. Fancy Ben Davis and Rome Beauties 2 25 Choice 1 75 to 2 00 Fancy Wine Saps 1 75 to 2 00 Choice 1 co to 1 75 Fancy Oennottlng I 00 to 1 76 Choice 1 50 to 1 00 Fanoy Creenlng 1 75 to 1 85 Fancy Baldwins 2 00 to 2 25 Inferior grades 2 25 to 2 50 Another Btrong effort Is belnc inadu to get tho mall service restored to tho Green river packets. KINO RKKE 1I7B. of Kugue Keeler Prince Edward 1.1 more Irom 2-20 to sire o( the dams of Advance King Kutsell 2:20, and of the sires of llellc Archer (lyo) 2:15, and 4 more ixtttr than 2: SO. lxl Q.

if) CARITA Dam of 7 full brothers and sisters to Splendor. All sold as yearlings and 2. year-olds at from 11,000 to $2,000 each. Two or more are certain to go in the list this season. Cordova trotted last year In 2:5 J.

SPEND9R will to for service at S2LB Insure a. Live Gol PASTURE Kseellent Pasture can he had for marcs from a distance at reasonable figures. For further particulars address NEVITT BLAND, P. O. Irvington.

Ky. W. W. WILLIAMS. Stop J.

Stop! Stop! -J-AT THE Bankrupt STORE You will fuul everything you want to cat SUGAR. COFFE, FLOUR, MEAT, VEGETABLES, CANNEP GOODS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, FIGS, RAISINS, ETC. In fact everything in the Line Thankful for past favors. Respectfully solicit you to call, we take great pleasure in waiting upon you. J'.

H. Moorman, Manager. GREGORY Headquarters for Reapers and Mowers, Grain Drills, Fertilizer, Cement, Mich lean Plaster, Salt, Lime, Coal Oil by the Uarrel. Plaster Hnir, Pine Poplar Shingles Brick, Plow Handles, Pine Flooring kept nn hand. Orders accompanied by cnoh prompt It dllnd.

Ilnvo vonr linrxm nml hill nVtntwl at this otlico EFLVOVT B4, trl I Niir I I'rrd Aillmr i.iTi. Nuuviiod Uedittwnnd iking td US otl.tr. In li" soin h.ie 1H7 in SO daughter hnve 31 in total descendants In 415. '1 he gteatest son o( Abdallah 15, who, all things considered, was the grejteit son ol llamblctonian 10. BLANDIHA.

Dam of bwigert, sire of Moody and 30 more In list; Abdallah Pilot, sire of Picard 2 and of Messenger Chief with 12 in the list; King Hene.sire of 18; Solicitor, aire of Redwood 7, with Klenia, with 2. DICTATOR 113 mother to Dexter 3:1714. and sire of Jay.Ke.Sce 2:10. Phallas 2:11, Minnie Casseli (p) Director 2:17, Delineator (n) 2:18. 30 others in 2:30: and dams of Nancy Hanks 2:03, Lockheart 2:14, Northwest (p) Brown (4) 2:134, Keller 'lhomis and 15 others in Dictator is also grand sire of Direct (p) 2:00, Margaret S.

(4) Guide Daphne 2:19, and SO others In 2:80. MI8S BUTLER. Dam of Maud Duller and she is the dam of Phallamont, sire of 6 under 2:50. tho Basin fc'priiif? Farm until July 1st, when TERMS To Advertisers 'If you wisb to aqvertis? nnd need Instruction, send ono dollar for our Hook for Aivertlners." A littlo study of that book will enable you to doefdo what you ought to do, ami gt vo an Idea of the probable coat. If you instruct uj to placo a certain amount of advertising for in thotvaywo think will do you the most (rood, you should Bend nn explicit statement of what you wish to accomplish, and make Bultablo arrangements for payment, your order will then receive all tho attention that It requires.

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5c ZuOte By MISS TT. MOORMAV. For further Information see DR. OWKN, 99 ABTiir.T AJT 18.2:41; hv Ilamlilftonlsn'10 (iuldMiiltli Mujil (dam of Mran. ger II in and lie ntheis In klront 34 in and 421 descendant In llclmoiit.

sire irv2 415 dtrsmulauls in all thinc.1 consul crcd, the grca.es) ion of llaiiiblctonian 10. EELLE, by Mambrlno Chief ll Dam of Belmont, 415 descendant fu McCurdy's Hsmblclonlan sire of 11 In Sastacus, sire of Piosper Menmes grandan of Mayenne, dam of Crescendo Pancoast 2:21 aire of Patron Prodigal i Patronage, sire of Allz (3) best on record except Sunol. HAHBKIHO CHIEF II I onswi 4uj nuin cigni more ij 111c iiaij uu mc sire 01 inc asms oi ut rector 2:17, Piedmont 3:17, and 17 more la 8:80 or better. BORCH KASE, by Tarker'a Brown Pilot. Dam of Donald 2:27, and Dlandiaa, dam of King Rene and Swigcit and 4 other sires ol 2:30 and better, trotters.

HAUBLXTOrTlaH blre ol Dexter Nettie 1:18, Orangt Girl 2:20, 88 others, and grand sire of Snnol Maud S. Palo Alto Nancy Hanks 2:09, Jay-Eye-See 2:10, and over 1000 others in OLABA 1 Dam of Dictator (sire as noted), Dexter Alma Astoria Aids dam of Alda de Qtire Clara alio grandam of Reina Victoria, dam of Princeton and 8 others In SUVALL'B Sire of the dams of D. Menroc Miss' Aiuroc xratt, A.U1U Maud Boiler; trial and grandslreof MoIlleMc.two. trial 2:38: Decoy, trial 2:31 and a quarter at a gait of 2:08. THE DAM OF BROWN OHIBF Sire of Maggie 2:294, and of the dams of L.eay Majolica Altamont and ranaion 01 rioasie ueaevla a ISlOU, Bcttle Jones etc, etc.

ho goes into training. In offering to the public Ifie if rvlce the following breeding Mock, wo do, not heitte to toy that we believe It to be an gnftd ai can be found In tha state. Not only wel.brod on the side of their sires, but equally as through their dams a very ImporUnt thlrg In a breeder, Bourbon Denmark Was sired ahd foBlded at Lexington, Ky. This high stylo Kentueky saddle italHon will I make the season of 18U2 at my place one nil It) east 01 isewlay vine on tho Louisvillo road. Pedigree.

Bourbon Denmark whs sired bv Denmark, bo bv Ned Oalne's Denmark 1 I by race horse, Diomede. he bv Imnnrted Keford. 1st. Dam by Ball Stocking, uam ujr unxj vruciteii. tiara oy naa.

4in. tiatn by Uerlrand, ath. Dam itignianuer. Note. You will notice from this renowned aire's breeding that he Is backed up by the straagttt families of Denmarks on the slra's side elear hsok to thoroughbreds.

On his dam's; side, he has some of the nf uddlo families to be had, strongly ba'okcd up by thorough, bredi, both on slro and side. Description. Bourbon Denmark (s a beautiful bay 1 bands high and has as much natural stvla aa any stallion In the state, and' Is as flse a breeder as can be found. He breeds bis eqlla with style and finiih. Solid oolors arid rdeatyv of site.

Itrceds very strongly after lilnmlf, eight out or every ten going the gaits by th mother's side lie transmits his saddle quail-, 1 ties very readily, because his gfllts natural and not acqulted. lie goes alllie gaits easily, but especially to be adeslrST '14 his running walk, 11 JAOK. 4 Canary Bird Is an Inbred Ulaofc rV'irriar, WA hands high, black! with aly points, will be fourvearsxld 27th iirWvni Is of fine carriage and splendid aettoa. wtykT ocKTy unno, it 111 serves limned awbr at mares. TERMS.

Bourbon Denmark To Injure a living colt, payable wlna aalt Is foaled, If mare should ba sold ortradedOsT, the money will be due at time of salt or parting therefrom Canary Bird $10.00 To insure a live colt, payab wltMt ao'K foaldod, If msre should he sold' or ittdti off. tbemoner will be due at the tiw salt at parting (herefrom. Mo responsibility far aaaMttir Mares kept on easy tarns, v- OhM. I-, iV Fo 1 1.2: .01 IT, V- au rr o- Wri.