The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-01-30
HORSES. MULES AND CATTLE,
Continued from fourth page.

we will venture the assertion that
there are IN this country ten "rattle-
headedn men-horsemen, we mean
/ for every one ''rattle-headedu horse ,
J. A II. Scribner shipped to Mar
tin d McAndrews, Montgomery, 26
mules.
j. d. Barrow shipped two car
loads of mules to Memphis.
John II. Estes shipped two car loads
OF beef cattle South.
Whitaker Brothers shipped two
car loads of mules South.
j. b. Sullivan shipped load Of
mu es to Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Thomas Brothers shipped 70
Snodgrass q Co., louisville, five cat
tie and ninety hogs.
- w. shelton shipped to Rice q
Capps, MOrristown, Tenn, one horse
and t~ enty three mules.
--SIXTY HEAD OF YEARLING
MULkS:-34 mares, II to Is hands
nigh, good bone, head and ears
game. snappy in fine fix and re-
mark ably smooth. Come and you
VIII buy. LEWIS s. FREDERICK,
lau23-4t. Shelbyville, Ky.
Secretary Williams, of Independ-
eence, has received the following from
, samuel Gamble, of the Hobart Stock
Farm, San MateO, Cal: ."Get your
track in first-class order for next sea-
son, for hen STEAMBOAT starts over it
IN 1891 L think you will see a very
fast mile"
breeders = TTENTION Brown
Marks book is now open for 30 mares
at $40 for the season. Address b. S.
Ozias, Columbia, Tenn. jan16-tf.
"A correspondent of the Chic ago
Times says: "rbe breeders of the
trotters are all striving toward goal
that is to send out horse that will
be able TO go mile in two minutes,
reasoning, as they do, on the ulti-
carry his speed for mile at the rate
one performer, at least, has gone
quarter"
---FoR SALE.-Car load of yearling
cotton mules. Two-thirds mares.
Good growthy stock. Jas. II. Will
son, Eminence, Ky. ian23-4t.
Giles Mont, by Almont Jr., prop
erty of j. NJ. Wilson, of Riverside
Stock Farm, has been placed in the
hands of Johnnie Thomas, at the Co
lumbia Stock Farm, to be developed.
He is great big fine looking bay, and
looks like he might do lots.
Wanted to buy a good sized
young stallion, or will exchange a
brood mare for same. CapertOn &
Dale, at Mays & Dodson's old sta i'd. |
Whitaker Bro, sold a car load of
mules to Alexander Bros, last Wed |
nesday.
-FOR SALE:-SiXty-head of No. l. |
yearliug mules, twO-thirds mares. |
Will sell thirty choice that will |
average over 10 hands, or the whole |
lot. There is not an objectionable |
mule in the lot. Address
r. L. O'HAIR.
jamie If Greencastle, Ind.
Last Monday many mules |
changed hands on our streets. |
Messrs. j. w. Howard d Co.; Jas. |
Cranberry, John Barrow, and Henry |
Magruder bought several heads.
Will Bailey sold a jack last
We inesday to Mr.. Hammondson of |
Lawrence Co, Ala.
Mora Fariss cold his handsome |
stallion to Messrs. McAlister IL Hous-
ton Of Philadelphia, Pa.
}. w. Shelton bought car load |
of mules on the street last Monday |
and shipped same on Tuesday to |
Tenn.
On our fourth page will be seen
an advertisement i'm which the own
ers of McEwen 2:lS4 guarantee a
stake of $1,000, for twO-year old trot-
ters, and foals OF 1892, the get of this
stallion, to-be trotted in the fall of
1891; also a guaranteed stake of $500
for two year old trOtters, foals of 1892,
the get of Tennessee Wilkes, to be
trotJed in the fall of 1894 Also IA
stake of $3.50, with like conditions,
the get of Balmont Wilkes.
Jas. Roberts sold two mares last
Wednesday to the Hoffman Lumber
Co.
-Maury Countians are to be con-
graduated on having the celebrated
pacing sire Red Pilot, sire Of Bay
Pilot 2:2119, JefIie Lee 2:3d, Mono
gram, trial 2:22, and many others, to
make the season of 1891 at Column
bia. Everybody knows Red Pilot to
be. a sire Of game race-horses and
first-class saddlers. In him you have
a chance TO breed at very reasonable
fee to a horse combining the best of
pacing and thoroughbred blood. Our
liveryman Jno. p. McGaw
Jr., deserves great credit for his efforts
in occurring such popular sire. Red
Pilot will be trained and will certain
~ go in the 2:30 list. We call atten-
lion to his advertisement in another