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Stoffium in Lbs 2 THE ST. PAUL DAILY MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 27, 1884, " . GLOBE. « as the old man has been dead for some yean, horses, the racing, and generally the events • that a meeting of the breeders of horses in THE SPARK OF HOPE. and will pom yon in the near future. John Ball of the season. AH three of the gentlemen Minnesota will' be held on " the fifth day of was a dark bay or brown, no white; about 10 Vj I next, at hands hiu'h when matured, weigh j were greatly pleased with the success of the November the ofllce of Norman W. and would in to 1 good flesh, 1,300 ; big bone, Kittson, on Third street, St. Paul, for. the It Actuates Lloyd Porter Cling to STOffIUM in lbs. ; stable. The was commenced with season a Horse ; Breeder's as- large bead, rough hips, good disposition, square four horses, Johnston, Minnie R Fannie purpose of organizing the Chances for a New sociation. N. W. Kittsox, • {railed and could tiot at best (in Mich hands a* he ! Witherspoon and Revenue. The latter hart Trial. was kept one ever handling him but the old \u25a0 Charles A. De Graff, TUB GLOBE ATSTILLWATER in ii:so to 2 55. Was the founder of fam- himself and became so lame that be was any way yon OMJH in.in) — : a I \u0084 Geo. W. Sherwood, "Itis a hard verdict may ily of more than ordinary horses, and once in a I sent it < • ' home, being Mr. Splan'a .and also H. G. FINKLE. consider It," said Lloyd Porter, convicted The ha* established a permanent office AMONG THE HORSES. while a trotter or a pacer. Never was known to see's - a Globe himself, but it was natural his Mr. Wood man idea that Revenue is too Some ofthe breeders have expressed de- on the charge of killing young Neary, aud in the cityof Stillwater, in charge of Mr. Peter pace almost as for a for holding colts to pace, single foot or be mixed or double valuable an animal to take any risks sire for later date the meeting, whose sentence will be for lfe, in reply to Beg?, who takes the management of the business gaitcd. Nothing with. It was but this couid not be as some of the gentle- paper, city circulation, as to trot. was ever known as therefore deemed ( best the query of a Globe reporter yesterday interests of the its cor- to his breeding, farther than that the old men named could not be present. The *•s* I to let him lay over the remainder of the sea- above young man respondence, etc. Communications of local news \u25a0 afternoon, and with that the The Great Pacers and Trot- man called him John Bull and said to me many stb of November was therefore selected as son. This was a great disappointment to all held down his bead as if in deep medita- and all matter for publication may be left at the j times he was from a family in Kentucky known the time that was thought would be more Stillwater office, 110 Main street, Excel- to Midway as John Bull stock. He never sired any trotters including Commodore Kittson, as the horse tion. The conversation took place in the Globb ters Return convenient all things considered. sior block, up stairs, or may be addressed to or pacers of note that Iknow of. He was kept had shown to them in private some remark- county jail and conltnuing in the same iitil Trotting Stock— Peter Begs, P. O. box 1034, anil will receive Last Week. here 1862 or 1863; stood at a nominal price, ably good work, and all accordingly expected SALE— l have strain, said: $5 to §10; was shown at our fairs in small inte- FOR-I- . several one and two-year-old colts, tne get Porter prompt attention. rior towns and driven on the road by his owner. him to mark bis mark this season. There is of Baymont, 1.0.17, eon of AMen Goldsmith, 337 •'I don't think the jury knew just what Then, Id 186.' or 18G3. he was taken to a German no doubt he would have done this but for out of standard mares. Colts alllarge and rangy, they were doing, my opinion being that 3 Appears to settlement in our county (Lee) known as Frank- the misfortune referred The fine looking, and unmistakably showing the . were a couple men on the Stilheater Notes. P^ •BESTTOHIC. Commodore Kittson lin where to. other horses promise G. W. there of smart Centre, he was kept as a country stal- on of speed. Sherwood. 420 The Ben Hersey arrived in port yesterday, This medicine, combining Iron with pure Well Satisfied with Their lion, and on big coarse mares of our country pro- continued around the circuit and have jurywho led all the rest and who ized up Vegetable tonic*, quickly and completely be duced many large horses of good action, sought returned to St. Paul for n'er quarters. T FARM—Ihave for sale, I think but soon went down the lake again. Cured Dy*pcp>.'. \u0084 Indigestion, WealtneMt •« AXE COMO STOCK the verdict to suit themselves. I Impure Blood, jI and levers, Season's Work. for by shippers and dealers for coach and express All are in excellent health and will have \u25a0m-J a nice lot of colts and fillies, one, two and was given a very fair trial and I have noth- Dr. Marshall has just returned from a pro- oinria.CLUU horses. For some time he was still the property three year olds, standard bred, got byDeG raff's and Neuralgia. their shoes pulled off: and will be allowed to all to in fessional call way up in the northern part of It is an unfailing remedy forDiseases ofth« of Kay and farmed out on chares to a German Alexander, and by Theseus, by Administrator, ing complain of particular, except that Kidney* mid liver. named Michael Sire, and later, I think, was run out at least a part of the day. -The drm by Almont, ton of Alexander's Abdallah. Ithink Mr. Egan was a little rough In giving the state. • It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to John Splan Confident that Johnston owned by Sife until pome twenty years ago. work of the season has improved them all Also for sale, Oakwood, four years old, by Alex- abuse that had no connection with the trial. Dr. and Mrs. Came left yesterday on a Women, and all who lead sedentary lives. When this horse must have been twenty or ander, standard, 1833. W. L. McGrath. Itdoes not injurethe teeth, cause headache,©! Bring Record Down and they appear more like playful colts than am newspapers trip to Chicago. The doctor will jbe away coiistipi i.th-r Can His twenty-two jears old he was taken to California, I satisfied that the have produce ion— Iran tncdicives do. me a fair show; see was a a few Itenriches and purifies blood, to or where he died two or three yearn ago. His like trained animals. T)BESTO2* STOCK FARM, Preston, Fillmore given you I only days. appetite, the stimulates ,'i£i 2:00 Lower. here, the the aids the assimilation of food, re- daughters and granddaughters have nicked well JOHNSTON'S SHOES. -L County, Minn. For public service, .Herod stranger and I consider that papers The Hiirb School library has been having lieves Heartburn and Belching, and strength- ioi . (2:244), King Morgans, Trample, kindly. with sons of Mambrino Chief, Green's Bashaw, During the talk Mr. Woodmansee in- of the have treated me very I also want to many additions oflate, and many of the ens the muscles and nerves. Edwin Forrest, etc. the most successful trotting sire of his age in the thanks to Sheriff O'Gorman ; he For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude. Lack oi The Minnesota Breeders to Meet November 5 formed express my are highly interesting youth. Enercy, has do equal. "Should it please you to send me such infor- the Commodore that Johnston had northwest; Cotnus, a .first-class draft stallion. has treated me in the most considerate man- works to the &c, it you (o on the same shoes that he wore when be For pedigrees and terms,' address M, T. Grattan. 83S~ The genuine has above trade mark and to Orzanize-'-Miscellaneons mation as have his breeding, and ner possible, and I am glad that Ihave not Yesterday was the most disagreeable day lines on wrapper. through Mica I may 98* crossed red Take no other. Horse Notes. information be able to made 2:10, and 2:6^; that the front shoes paraded public, being treated we have had thi3 season, it raining almost by BROWS lIiESIKAL the breeding of the grandshirc Johnston, been before the Hide only CO- BALTIXOEE. Ma trace of weigh twelve ounces and . the hind ones A handsome and well bred Gurn- the same as any other prisoner. constantly from morning until late in I will take pleasure in bo doing, and will forward SALE— early may seven ounces, and asked the Commodore FORsey bull, 2 years old in November. In- He then referred to the visit to this city of the afternoon the Globe every any other information 1 be able to procure. quire Midway . [This column will appear in Sample. of B. D. Woodmansee at Park. the chief of police, of Clinton, lowa, saying correspondence will SV. B. how many ofthem he wanted. In this con- Notwithstanding the fact that the bridge in the fourth lecture on amusements wai Monday morning.
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