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Screen Doors,
Screen Windows,
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AMOraOEMEMS
Sunday, Aug, 17.
Amendment Sunday,
Great umomlmciit Bttmlny, Houtli Dakota
rIco rlub. l.utlior Iloniou of Iiullinn ami
otliordlstlnKUlsliedspoAkor. President llnr
ilsou' fAvnrlto loo oluli, Excursion train
from nil part of Nebraska, Dig lurk nt a .
m. Service nt 4, p. in. and 0 p, nl.
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8 p. in.
Wednesday Aug. 20,
OHIO SETTLERS DAY.
All person In Lancaster County urn eord
Inlly welcome and especially former resident
of Ohio. IlAsobnll names, muslo nml other
entertainment will bo niiiplo nml Interest-
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li. Wkshki., J it,, 1'Mltor nml Bolo I'toprlotor.
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 65,000.
Ik Lincoln don't wake up nml sbnko herself
llontrico will be llrst on the ground with tlio
electrlo enr system,
Tiikhk seems to lie n struggle 'or Miprem
ncy Just now In this portion of tlio glolw be
tween divorce-) nml muIcMch.
Ah noon ns It win known tlutt tlio presl-
dent lind signed tlio original pnekngn bill
tlio original package saloons vanished like
viiH)r. It la wilil thnt every saloon In Dos
Moines was clotted In halt n tiny.
FlIlHT AhMHTANT POHTMAHTKIl-OKNKrIAl.
Ci.aukhon ha tendered lilt resignation to the
president, to tnko effect the tfitli of Soptom
tier, nml icculntiou I rlfo n to IiIm future
Intentions. It In not prolmlilo that ho will
Ioiir deHcrt his Unit love, nowiMwr work,
nml tlioxit who nro In n joltion to know nro
of the opinion thnt Chlrngo will bo his iiituro
lioine.
(JliANI) Ihi.ami aecin to bo COIIlltIK Rill
Inntly to tlio front. Its latest nlgn of pros
perity Is Just nt Imnd In the shnpo of n now
morning nowpnr. It In tho Dully Tlmtx
with Mr. Illon Colo w It editor nml proprl
etor. Colo Is n nutler, full of enerpy nnd
entcrprlne, mid If Ornud Islniul will glvn blin
n fair uliow hit) H.r will do moro for tlio
town than nil other ngencle combined.
Wyoming, now that nholin becoiiioimtato,
has jtiuunHHl Into tho political iiuuguilro
with both feet mid from tlio wny tho pnpem
In thnt Dtnto jtiKglo tho political mud-bnlU
mid smnh tho nonp bubblo nsplrntlons of
would-bo dictatorial nabobs In thnt section
oiio would supiKMo alio had been in tho h
lltlcal nrena for n century. Hut then ol.
tlcsj to tho Americnn Is just liko Bwltumlng
to young ducks; Its Instinct.
Hyi'notihm has taken (ulte n hold on tho
public nnd is n xuhjoct of much discussion nt
tho present tiuio In nil tho pniers nnd mngn.
zlnes. Tho east kcoiiis 04cclally interested
iu It study nnd about hnlfof tho people thoro
nro now trying to hypnotize tho other lmlf.
Many ense of sovero nervous prostration
hnvo resultiHl from it effects already nml
moro serious results of this nnd other char
acters will doubtlesH bo tho outcoiuo this
hypnotic crnzo is nllotved too much freedom.
Tiik strike on tho Now York Central rnll
raid has not assumed such gigantic projior
tlons ns wns nt first feared. Tho grievances
which prompted tho strlko were not of such n
nntui-o ns to nrouso tho strikers to deeds of
violence, although the strlko has been iiulto
general along tlio Vamlerbllt system east of
IlutTato. Tho fight was instigated by tho
Knights of Labor who complained of bad
treatment and poor pay on tho Vamlerbllt
system and asked that thev be allowed to
arbitrate their differences. The road posi.
tlvely refused to make any coucomIoiii what
ever to their demands and commenced to dis
charge the men as fast as they asked for an
increase or pay, without other cause, henco
tho strike was ordered.
Tiik exodus to Boston from all portions of
tho western country is something rcmarkeble
hardly being equaled in nuulbers by those
who attended the centennial in TO. The ex
cursionists have not been confined to one ir
ticular locality but every hamlet nnd burg
throughout this aud adjoining states Is now
repreaonted nt the Hub by goodly number
while tho larger places have sent out whole
trnlu load. Nebraska has contributed her
full share of good ieople and it is safe to say
thnt no city of it size in tho west Is ns well
represented in that city of culture nnd bnked
beans nt the present time as Lincoln. It
speaks well for the prosperity of Nebraska
that her citizens can spare tho time and
money for such a trip and gives stronger evU
denco than words that tho drouth .has not
caused such general devastation in this stnte
as many paper outslJo of her border would
lead tho public to believe'
Now that the excitement uttoiullni? tlm
execution of Kemmler has bad tlm tn nml
olf and be fairly nnd iuiartlaly discussed pro
ami con it is evident that the horror" was
not so much of it horror after all, and It Is
also very evident that the repoi ter who were
present made their first report as bonna
tlonal a xsiblo. They knew a new.hungry
public was nwalthiK the Hrst tldlnir with
open mouth and owing to the nature of the
case ami the great notoriety given in by the
pre for many months past thoy felt that
they would be execteU to furnish something
star tllng and sensational. While it is strictly
true that everything did not pass off just us
it should it is now quite generally conceeded
by the very bet nuthorltioi that Kemmler
was Instantly killed by tho llrst shook and
tho gurgling bound was due to tho evident
fact that as ho braced himself to receive the
electric current ho drew In a long breath mid
uiJuooii as the strung current was turned pir
hi muscles relaxed utid the breath escued
from tho body. Kdison is firmly of the opin
ion that' the shock should have been admin
istered through the hands instead of the spine,
and Edison ought to know.
TrwYwi
LINCOLN'S ABSENTEES.
A l.lt of I.tiu iitliltt'H Ahinnil unit Where
Tlie, urn Hiiiniiirrlnu,
Tho CouiiiKit will adeem It n favor If Its
fnoniN will nlt In keeping tho following
list of summer nlnontees full nnd correct.
Wo will bo glad to ndd names to the list, but
abovn nil Id us know when thto tourists re
turn. Hlilnoy MIm Alln Liintz.
1'ueblo, Col. M. H. l-'lsli,
Aurora Mr. U. A. Wiilck,
Ohio-Mr. O. V. WobMer.
Montreal, Ciui. B. Goodrich.
Detroit, Mlch.-U. A. Colton.
Loveliind, Col. George Smith.
Momeiice, III. l'rof. GIbenult,
Whitehall, lll.-lir. C. !'. Lmld.
White Mountain--:. It. Wclk
Hockfonl, In. Ml Olive Trigg.
Greeley, Col. .Mr. A. L. Guile.
Klmwood, III. Mist Mnrln Hose.
Philadelphia-Mrs. L. W. Ames.
I.0111I011, Ontario Henry Gerner.
Grand Islnnd Miss Nellie White.
Madison, Neb. Mrs. J. I). Hood.
Hcrnnton, I'll. .Mis. H. T. Dnykln.
Hltkn, Alnskn-Ulchnrtl I). Miller.
Marseille, 111, Mls Llzlo Iloml.
City of .Mexico Anron Huckstnff.
Ginhiini, W, n.M Us Idn Young.
Rochester, N. Y. Miss Cora Ilmdy.
Urbnnn, Ohio Mis Allco Mnlth.nd.
Hnrtfonl, Conn. Mr. V. K. Gage.
Nnnnnlnio, Wash. II, F, Houthwell.
Kvmnton, Wyo. Ciinrle Morrison.
Custlle, N. Y.-MIsm Mary A. Hinlth.
Irfike George, N. Y. MN1 Alice Orr.
Marietta, O. Mr. Dr. Charles Hnrt.
Jninestown, N. I). Miss LollloHinlth
Palmer Lake, Col. Mrs, A. M. Haliil.
Idaho John IC. Htout, John Fnlrlleld.
Plko, N. Y.,-Fretl Wlllimus and wife.
Osnge, Iowii-Mi. P. V. M. Raymond.
Nantucket, IX, I. IC. Hallett nml wife.
Anaconda, Montana Mr. M. Harris.
Milwaukee Carl C. Inutz nnd fnmlly.
Davenport, Ionn MM Minnie Mntcer.
Mlnnesotii A. K. Kcnunrit mid wife.
Glenwood H)ringM, Col. John Zehriuig.
Gulesburg, III. MM Kleanor Williams,
lllalne, Knii.-W. 11. Taylor and family.
Philadelphia Ham Herschlernnd family.
DeHMolneg-Dr.nnd Mrs. O. C. Calkins.
Kvnnsvllle, Ind. F. 11. NNbett nnd wife.
Lyons, N. Y. Mr. It. M. Lyons mid niece.
Brooklyn, N. Y. It II. .Voffntt mid wife.
Mnwachuutta II. 8. Gonlon nnd wife.
Mndlson.Wls W. H. Hamilton and family,
Jnnesvllle, Wis. Mrs. A. J. Illnglinm mid
sou.
Camping on Lake Clmmplnln Lew Mnr
sliall. Ouinhn hunting party In Wyoming L. C.
Ilurr.
Hillsdale, Mich. Prof. E. T. Hartley nnd
wife.
Hamilton, Canada Jack Btobbs nml sister
Mnud.
Halifax, Nova Hcotin J. H. Ilnrley and
family,
lluffnlo, N. Y. MM Julln Smith, Eugene
Henton.
Iowa Mrs. A. J. Cnldwell, Mr. I). P.
Cropsoy,
Hennlstown, Iowa Mrs Frank Mayo nnd
mother.
Portland, Me. II, E. Lewis and mii, F. C.
Mntone.
Seattle, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Worth-
ington.
Geneva, N. Y. Mrs. It. M. Simons nml
dnugltter.
Olympla, U ash. Mr. L. C. Burr ant)
daughter.
Freejwrt, HI. Mr. J. W. Menlovo and
tlaughter.
Chicago Mits Edith Hussell, MM Lillian
Mitchell.
Iu tho Hockles John P. Sutton, Thomas
Meagher.
Mineral Point, Wis G. M. Lambert mii
aud family.
Tomahawk Lakes, Wis. Albert Wntkins
nnd family.
Wyoming, camping Mrs. C. 8. Clason
and family,
Asbury Park, N. Y. Mrs. E. K. Crlley
and family.
Windsor, Nova Scotia Mr. U. L. Hooper
and children.
Long Pino Chautauqua MM L. M. Todd,
Mrs. 8. Krull.
Canada Itev. Gregory and aunt, Mr.
Buckingham,
Georgetown, Col. Mrs. C.G. Dawes, Itev.
mid Mrs. Curtis.
Coldwater, Mich. Misses I,oulso Smith
and Alice Rlghter.
Now York City I)ule Meyer nnd son Mux,
MM Cora Otitcnlt.
Cleveland, O. Miss Lulu Gruulnger, E. R
Ellsworth nml wife.
Helena. Mont. M. D. Thurston, A. II.Bnr-
ber. J. F. Morris and family.
Lake Chautauqua, N. Y., Mis Maud
Hammond, W. II. Goodrich,
Wisconsin Mr. T. J. Curtis and daught
er, Ed. Walton, M. F. Van Home.
tmyton, Ohio MMes Jennie and Mary
Underwood, Mr. A. G. Blllmeyer.
Ashland, Wis. Fred Baldwin and family,
Mis. W. F, Huffman nnd children.
Albany, N. Y. Miss Sarah Wool Moore,
Mr. M. Lecko and Willie Rovvlck
In British North America, hunting bear
Dr. O. F. Lambcrtaon, Mark Woods.
Touring Europe A. E. Hargreaves, W. W.
Wilson, Hnrry Townsend, William Prelan.
Now York Mrs. O. W. Pomfret and
daughter, W. W. Folsom, E. O. Williams.
Portland, Oregon A. Manger, H. A. Bab
cock und wife, Mrs. Lew is A. Bower, E. O.
Clark.
England Mr. E, A. Blnus, J no. Parting
ton ami family, Mr. Jas. Partington and
fnmlly.
Nnutnsket Bench Capt. nnd Mrs. Bllllugs
ley, J. M. Knox, Mrs. H. W. Brown aud
daughter Florence.
Colorado Geo. 11. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Worthy Sterns, Frank T. Walton, Mr. R.A.
Hawley, Mrs. L. E. Stewart, MM Lillian
Sterling.
Este Park, Col. Carl Funko and wife, L.
G. M, Baldwin and family, Supt. Geo. B.
Lane and family, Mr. II. P. Foster and
chlldrou, Mr. Espey.
Old Poiut Comfort, Vu. Mrs A. 8. Ray.
moud and children, MM Blanche Hargreaves,
Mr. R. C. Outcalt and children, Mr. C. O.
Whecdon and children, Mr. Prof. Little.
Spirit ljtke MM Maggie EuglUli, Mis
Claia Carmody, H..P. La 11 and family, I. M
Itaymoud aiul" family, Mr. George HokI
man, 8. M. Mellck mid wife, Ell Plummer,
W. W Murh.
St Paul, Minn. Mr. J. E. E Iwnids, A. P
Fair nnd wife, J, R, Conkllu and children,
Mr. John Schmlttel, Mrs. John Fitgerald
and children, Ed. Cnguoy. Win. iA-fferdiuk,
Mrs. Jacob Hnlxrle and daughter.
Colorado Spring Le Rue Brown, .Mr. M.
C. Coleman, Miss Clair Link, J. B. Horton,
Mih. .1. H. McMurtry nml daughter, MM
Tote, T.J. Mlltonbeigor and family, J. M.
Edinlnston mid wife, MM Anna Tlbblts.
TouritiK the northwest prnnk M. Ibill nml
wife, Prof. F. F. Iloow nml wife, Miss Gert
rude Manmetl, C. 11. IMchter, Wm. Wltte,
Peter Anderson, Miss Joslo Bhir, J, G.
Htnltb, MM Jennie Smith, Ixi Elliott, II. II.
Demi nml family.
Touring the enst-.I. A. Hliddlesoii and
wife. Rev. O. A. Williams, Frank nml Oscnr
lynteriiay, M. I. Aitkin, Jlr. Hard, Miss
Geitiudo Aitkin, F. W. Helwlg, MM Mollle
llelwlg, .Mrs. J. J Imhoff, T. R. Oadd, J. J.
Butler, !:. Hallett mid fnmlly.
Hot Springs, 8. 1). It. M. Turner and wife,
Mr. Norils Humphrey, Mr. Pntil Holm,
Mrs. Morris Tut nor, A. C. White, J. Fanner
nnd wife, dipt, llnx nml family, John Bteen
mid wife, lion. G. M. Bnrtlett nnd family,
E. II. Grist nnd Mis Lottlo Grist.
Manitou Mm. L. II, Treenmn mid daught
er, Mm. T. P. Folsom. Mr. Mnrv Grecir nml
daughter, Mm. C. A. Wlokersham, Mm. C.
Thompson, Mr. John II. Wright, J. M, Stew
nrt nnd wife, Mrs. A. N. Wyckoff, C. E.
Ynte nnd family, R. H. Oakley mid family.
Denver Mi. M. E, Canlleld. Mm. Fred
Funko nnd tlnughter, Martini, .Mrs I. M.
Bond, Mm. W. W. Wirt, Mm. Hook, Mm.
Ross, MMJHhetn Alexander, Mr. mid Mm.
W. P. Stems, E. M. Long. A. I). Burr, wife
nnd daughter Maud, Dr. Wlnnett nml wife,
J. O. Wndsworth mid wife.
Salt Ijtke Geo. Spencer and family, J. M,
Mlllspniigh nnd family, Jns. Spencer nml
wife, Fran Gregg ami wife, Ed. Church,
Mm. J. I). Parish nnd tlaughter. It. T. SyU
vnuus nml fnmlly, Mm. Joe I). Moore, Mm.
Anna Miller, Miss Lonn Gillespie, Mr. I). G.
Courtney, Mis Irene Wntkins, Henry Alt
kin, Mrs. N. C. Brock und daughter, Charles
Hammond.
Boston Mrs. Adolf Weber, Prof Bngnall,
Frttl C. Howe, Gov. mid Mrs. Thayer, Mm
Mary Bolt, Mm. H. M. Ersklno and family,
Mm. II. W. Kelloy, and .Miss Flora Moore,
Mr. C. G, Warner, Jlr. and Mm. L. C.
Clark, Frank Ijiwrenoe, Jacob Morrow,
Joseph McGruw, wife nnd daughter, Jeromo
Schnmp, G. C. St. John, Jiune L. Mnndell,
I). H. Young, John McOloln, Henry nnd A.
A. Ecker, Joe Burns nnd wife, I). B. Brnco
nml mother mid sUter, Capt. Teeter nnd wife,
C. I). Rlchnrdsoii and wife, J. Francis, W.
W. Wilson, S. It. Jncoby, Major C.W. Pierce
and wife, R.Orlswold, B. P. Bosworth, J. L.
Mlchelson, Mrs. 8. J. Leeky, II. W.Brown,
O. K. Olmstoad, Ada P. OliiHtend, L. II. Ful
ler, A. B. Pierce, Amos Peck. Prof. L. A.
Sherman, Miss Julia Hatch, Brad P. Cook,
Alba Brown.
Visiting in vnrlous part of state.
PEN, PAPER AND INK.
Tho August number of the Jvnwni-Millrr
Mnyiixlnr Is unusually full of Interesting and
valuable matter. The Physical Culture nrtl
clo lends, ns usual, in Interest, and It Is fol
lowed by n valuable paper by the Countess
do Montalgu iqion "WntorlngPlace Intro
ductions and Country-Houso Etiquette." A
story with tin unusual plot Is contributed by
John L. Heaton, and tho experiences of "A
Girl Student in Paris" aro continued with no
abatement of Interest. Miss Florence 8of
ford continues her talks upon "Washington
Costumes." An able wipor by Kate Kauff
man discusses "Varying Types of Beauty,"
ami Laura Glddlng present omo excellent
Ideas under the title of "Tho Old nnd Now
Methods of Education."
Hypnotism mesmerism by whichever
name youcriooo to call It Is n subject of
special interest to overybody at present, and
everyone would bo pleased to have ocular
demonstration of 101110 of tho wondefiil phe
noinena produced by this weird nrt of scl
enco. Demorest's Fnmlly Magazine for Sep
temlier ha n timely nrtlcle on this subject.
Another timely paper Is "On n Millionaire'
Steam Yacht," tho text and the Hue illustra
tions giving n vivid idea of Jny Gould' "At
lanta," the floating pnlnce In which he and his
guests enjoy "llfo on the ocean wave." The
story matter Is fully up to it usual high
standard and the children will lie delighted
with the kindergarten amusements and the
storry of "A Dutch Doll." There ore nearly
two hundred lino illustrations, aud a lovely
water-color that everyone will appreciate.
How all this Is done for 20 centsa number, 3
a year. Is a problem. Published by AV. Jon
nlng Demorest, 15 East Mtlt Street, Now
York.
SOUTH LINCOLN.
Mm. Byron still remains very sick.
Little Bessie Lancton, our typhoid patient,
Is some letter though very weak.
Mr. Wilbarger' baby has been seriously
ill for home day but is improved today.
Miss Ida Bowler of Milford, who was the
guest of Miss Jessie Love for a few days last
week, returned homo Wednesday.
Mr. McNalr residing nt Twelfth nniLRoso
street Is very low from the effects of a paras
letic stroke. This 1 tho second she has had
and I now tumble tosieak.
Mr. Caroline Murphy, of Canton, Mo.,
mother of Richard Murphy of IWl A street,
South Lincoln, arrived iu the city yestorday
noon and will visit with Mr. ami Mr. Mum
phy until after tho htato fair.
A very pieasmt lawn social was given on
Wednesday night at tho residence of Mm.
Walllngford, Seventeenth and Oherry streets,
under tho nuspices of Misses Lovo ami Abbot,
assisted by their Sunday school classes. Ico
cream and cake were an enjoyable feature of
the occasion.
South Lincoln still continues to Improve.
Two more lino residences to go up hero soon.
The ground Is being prewired for foundation
at tho coiner of Twelfth and A for a flno
building and another on tho corner of Elev
enth und Wood streets opposite Jlr. Leavltt's
three new brick house.
E. L. Chase, wife and brother were vlsltoi
Tuesday at 1231 A htreet, the home of your
"Aunt Samantlin." The two Mr, Choso's
havo gone into bullies In this city. They
formerly lived In Iowa but later in Grand
Island Their olllce Is located in the bato
inent of tho Potvln block, nnd being good
business men, we wish them success.
Aunt Samantiia.
What It Doe.
Hood's Snrssparllla
1. Purities the blood.
2. Create an appetite.
Strengthens tho nerves.
Makes the weak strong.
Overcome that tired feeling.
Cure scrofula, salt rheum, etc.
Invigorate the kidney ami liver.
Relieves headache, indigestion,
dya
pepsin.
Families not already supplied should lce
110 time in procuring a bottle of Chaiuber-
lulu's coliu. eliolorn mill flbirrlifuui miiimlv.
It I the only remedy that can always bo def
liemieu iqiuii lur nowei complaint in nil Iti
form. 2.1 and 60 cejit bottles for sale by A.
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COURIER OFFICE,
THE STANDARD BRED
LINCOLN HORSES--I890.
MOOONNIFF 11773 "ay, 16 hands, 1200 weight, 3 vcars old. By Chclton bv
the grcnt PIUNCEPS by WOODFORD itfAMBIUNO a:2itf.
1st dam Flush by Mr. Moaner's Vuhmrne trial 2:26, own full brother to
jViit-MkHt i.'tStf and out of the dam of Mr. Haulier's Maud S, j:oS$
best on record to date.
McConnlft unites the blood of t.even of the greatest mines of the
greatest families nnd every animal In his fvilierce for three generations
bach of him Is STANDARD.
Bred nnd raised ut Great Meadow Farm, New York. He Is one of
the Grandest Bred Younj; Horses In the whole Country. McConnlff Is
the sire of bay filly now at Great Meadow Farm, out of Verdure by
Harold the sire of Mr. Bonner's Maud S, 2:085. best on record.
COL. GORE 10112 Chestnut, 16
and substance and great power. By the Great Campaigner, liobt. Me
Gregor a.'ijii the sire of Bonnie McGregor 2 :13$ and a"bout 14 others
In the 2:30 list. Ills SONS are producing and his GRAND SONS are
performing. He Is the greatest Grand Sire living today, opportunities
considered. He has been in the stud in Kentucky but 5 years. His
oldest get there now coming 4 years, and his get of two seasons In Rock
Island, Illinois, already stamp him a Second George Wilkes; Ills family is.
all cady established nnd recognized as one of the greatest of the present
day. His fee In Kentucky Is $500, ami he himself was recently sold for
$50,000. J
1st dam lied AW by the great Sire Red Wilkes the sire of the great Campaigner
Prlnqes Wilkes a:,4i. Rod Wilkes' fee was raised Aug. 15th, to $1,000"
She was fast nt 2 years old doing a mile In 2:32 nnd at 3 years old
a half In i:ii. J
2nd dam Itet lojcc by Corbean oS by Black. Corbean.
Full own sister to Billy Hoyce the great pacer 2:19 Saddle 2:141 bexf
on record to date In a race. Also full own sister to Rose Standlsli trot
ting 2:29. Dam of Corbean Medium by Happy Medium.
3d dam McGinnis Marc Sally by Tom Hale bv Braxton,
dam of Billy Hoyce 3:19 Saddle"2:i4,'.
" " Rose Standisli 3:29.
" " Lady Gregory the
" 11 Jeremiah 2:225
" " Konautz 2:29)4
" ' Sanforth Keith 2:32, and nUo dam of Martha who is-the dam of
Charley P. trotting 2:25 Charley P. pacing 2:17.
Lady Gregory Is full sister to Billy Hoyce 3:19 saddle 3:14" and also to
Rose Standlsh trottlnir 2:20
4th dam Daughter of Harlan's Eclipse by
5111 uam uaugnier ot .Mountain Leader.
The McG,n)Mn Sally ndl JA.OT are both now la Wallaces
m . 11 ,P, ,MAfE LI,br Ihe st exclusive of all lists.
Martha also takes high rank as a brood mare.
MAJOR EDSALL an, record 3:29, winner of 15 Races out of 3t Marts all
on half mile tracks Grand Sire of Major Wonder 2:17, Grand Sire
o about 15 In 2 :3o list. Sire of Clayton Edsall the sire of jewel 3
CORBEAN yS.by Black Corbean.
Sircof Billy S,2:j4.
Sire of Billy Hoyce, 3:19.
K ni ,J11,WiCmSa5!d.1.(: 2 V1' a.nd f 3 0r ot,,ers in 2 :3 st. Also
Sire of Lady Shcllbark the dam of
Bonnie Boy, 3:20 if.
J. K. 2:19'. J"X
Sire of the Dams of Valkyr 2:19 V, and of 8 other in 2:30 lUt.
Grand Sire of Frolic the dam of Gense, 2:26!.
Great Grand Sire of Llbby S, 2:19.
v&xto&Tui$K.t :lst nBSon s,,c o( Rosa
LADY SIIELLBAJlKda.nofTwoIcerslnthe2 thc f;mrf
COL. GORE unites two of the greatest of Modern trotting families, and Robt. Mc.
Snf,',Vl U.Cd Wli-kf ,a-re recognized as two of the coming -Greatest
Sires of the day Col. Gore through his freeing ,,,, the wonderful
wd extreme s,eedo the Corbean family, (the Pilot Juno of his day
well backed up by througlibrcd and oldKentueky .addle stock Is one o
Ifnp iRTi !"n,d,h!t. ,,h,0"ttb,y brcd Colt, fn the entire state-bar
none. He U a hlghpriced and very valuable young horse, Is now In
training a.,d quite speedy. Ills fee, andaUo McConnlff's, for Cwll
probably be advanced, of which due notice will be give ,-botli horse
however, after training will make a FALL SEASON th?" year ut
present terms. Lnr "l
COL. GORE Is the Mrs of 2 foals owned by Geo. A Slimerlv Editor Pi.iH,i-ini.i
"Recortl''a,ulac.opofyounBs,terslnKentuck,re
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ROBT. MCGREGOR at this writing U the leading. i of Z v " 1 . 6 in tho
31-jo list, leading even the great Electioneer who if next wUh's.
August 15th, 1S90.
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