The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-14
LIVE STOCK.
800 stock ewes for sale.
r.. \. WILKES, CulleOka, Tenn.

800 stock ewes for sale.
r. y. WILKES, CulleOka, Tenn.
July II If
Proctor Knott, the well-knOwn
race horse, the property of Scoggan
Bros, Louisville, KY, died in his
| stall at Horse Haven last Friday.
! His name aud fame were known to
turfmeu all over the country, for
while his form during the past couple
of years has not been the highest, as
"A 2.year-old he won laurels enough
to place him among the most famous
horses of this country. He captured
! both the Junior Champion ana the
Futurity, in ;he latter defeating
Salvador after great finish. He cost
his first owners, Bryant ~ Scoggaui
$425 rs a yearling and won for them
nearly 100000. Sceggan Bros.
! bought BryAnt;s interest in 1883 for
| $I7 900, but never got their money
back on him. Proctor Knott was
bred at the Belle Meade stud, Nash
Vile, and was by Luke Blackburn
from Tallapoosa, by Great Tom.
JERSEY BULL FOR SALE.
High grade Jersey bull for sale.
Also, Jersey and Holstein milk cows,
with young calves, Oh Bethel place.
Apply to ). w. >. RIDLEY
july3l-It.
Mr.. Walter NJ. Low, of Yonkers,
n. Y, the owner Of one of the finest
herd of Jerseys in New York, has
sent by express two of his choicest
bred heifers to be bred 10 Mr.. Moore'5
son of Etheel End, Ethol.
Galley " Moore, Columbia Jersey
Farm, shipped heifer Saturday by
express to c. +. Cooper, Florida,
Ohio, also one TO DIR. +. =. Case,
Logan, Ohio, also one to Is. >. starry,
New Orleans, La, and fine young
bull. son of Ethol, to Prof. Il. M.
Mace, Lebanon, Tenn. These ami
mails are all bred III the purple, and
will worthily represent the Tennessee
The stock men are busily getting
their young stock in shape for the
Fall fair. 1t is confidently predicted
that this years display Will excel all
others.
nary Surgeon. has located here. He
can be found ut the Bethel House.
He does all kinds of veterinary work
has had considerable experience aud
comes highly recommended. The
stock men Of the county are to be con-
graduated that another skilled
surgeon has settled here.
-LosT.-One black mule, about
1871 hands high. Age about nve
years, square made, unroached, was
first missed August 5th. Any lItor-
nation as to above mule Will be re-
warded by JACOB BARKER.
augl4-lt.
-Geers has shipped Brown Hal
home. He was not in good condition
and will not attempt to lower his
record this season. He will also send
back Lightwood, Bob Taylor and JEFF
fie Lee. They have not been In IL
this season.
Hal Pointer to the front again.
This time it was at Rochester. he
gave the first heat to Johnson, IN IN
2:1115; the next three heats he TOOK
in 2:i2J6, 2:1l4, 2:llA. johnson
second, Dallas third, Holo Maid
fourth.
, brown Hal struck himself the
! other day and had TO be let up in his
! NProdigaI, 2:I7Jl, Is the fastest
new $50 trotter of the season.
The wonderful performances OF
Hal Pointer are doing more to popu-
l IariZe the side-wheelers with the race
going public than all the pacing
associations in the country could do.
l Next month at Palo Alto, Senator
7 Stanford's great breeding ranch, Will
! occur one OF the most interesting turf
; events of the year. Robert Bonner
| will come out and on Stanford 3
, private track will be tested the trot-
ting qualities of SunOl, the speedy
! mare that Stanford sold last year TO
! Bonner for $4,000. Sunol IL ex-
! pected to lower her own record OF
= 2:105, and Marvin, her trainer, rs
. well as Stamford, expects her TO beat
t Maud SIS record of 2:0S34. This
} event will be witnessed only by a
. handful of people, but all will be turf
i celebrities. Palo Alto, the pride OF
$ Stanfords stable, will also be brought
out to beat the stallion record.
e Polk Il Brown, proprietors OF the
= Ashwood Stock Farm, Maury County
v have lust issued a neat phamphlet oil
their trotting and pacing horses. The
= stations are Detroit, bay stallion
o I5i{ hands high, foaled 1881 and bred
II by ]. u. Wiser, Prescott, Ontario
i anada, and was sired by StrathmOrt
4 dam Victoria dam Of Florence Eel
II moe, 2:263I, and full sister to Bar
bara Patchen, 2:24R) by Idol seconC
e dam Lady Patchen dam OF Barbara
d Patchen, 2:2il4, and George M
n Rysdyk, 2:25) by George NJ. Patchen
II The other stallion is a young son o
y Norval, 2:1716, son of Electloneer
r dam Elnora by Tennessee Wilkes
n second dam Mary Gilmore dam o
h Cleveland, 2:2S) by Mambrunellc
e The brood mares OH the place ar
from the best strains.