The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-01-09
LIVE STOCk.


MULE QUoTATIoNs.--Thes quota
| tions are corrected weekly by J. w.
| Howard IL Co. Must be choice and fat,
| from to 7 years old, in good flesh.
| Ia to Az hands high 10 To 500
t414 to Is hands high 100 to lZ5
10 TO l51z hands high 10 to l45
l514 to lG hands high 100 to 1855
Mr.. w. L. Cheatham, OF Hender-
son, Tenn, was here this week with
numb, of mules and sold all but
one, this one being crippld on the
way. The prices were not altogether
satisfactory.
For SALE.-Twenty-one head
of yearling mules, Is hands high
also good year old broke mules.
Address G.. G. MCGILL,
decl9-4t. Springfield, Ky.
john Barrow sold car load OF
mules since our la t to Egbert Wright,
l.. McGee, Greenwood, Miss.
Henry Abraham, of Montgomery,
bought a car load OF mules here this
week.
For Sale:-Ninety head OF extra
yearling mules. sixty head of A.
No. |. sugar mules averaging In
height, fifteen and one quarter hands.
All in good flesh, hair in nice condi-
ton. All mares except nineteen
head. Will sell any number to suit
purchaser. Call on or address at
Jacksonville or Paris, Ky.
decI2 st w. b. GRIFFITH.
j. w. Howard & Co., sold Il. G.
Coates of Demopolis, Ala, a load OF
mules, also a load to 5. s. Pickening
If UniontOwn, Ala, to Joe PeacheT
j. w. Howard & Co. sold n head
Of mules To Miller 81 Carpenter of
Atlanta, Ga, this week.
For Sale:-62 head OF first class
cotton mules, long yearlings. For
Information and prices apply to.
j: II. MADDOX.
Ian. . 2t. Shelbyville, Ky. .
The PAGER Duplex, that Ed Geers
took down the line three years ago,
and that got record of 2:l71a, Is
booked To appear again next season.
For "Ewell Farm" the property
Of Major Campbell Brown, Spring
Hill, Tenn a., is claimed the distinction
of being the leading pacing-horse
farm in the United states.
AT the time OF his death Elec-
tioneer had sixty-twO sons and daugh-
Jers in 2:3O list, and fourteen OF them
nave records better than 2:20. Nut
wood is at the head OF living sires,
having fifty-One in the list.
&C. w. William 9, in answer to an
inquiry by Mr.. RoOert Bonner, says
the Independence track is about one
second faster than first-class track
of the regulation shape, and invites
Mr.. Bonner to send Sunol out there
next season and see her go mile in
IS. l.. McGee, OF Crawford, Miss,
bought a load of mules from Hint and
VIII FriersOn and shipped to Selma,
A l.. - l.. M L.
posted through the columns OF the
HERALD aud paid us a VISIT last Mon
day.
The Kentucky Stock Farm comes
to US through the courtesy of Judge
Babcock, VINO IL the southern repre-
sentative of this live paper. The pa
per is the leading stock paper of the
South.
j. w. Howard & Co., bought Il
head of mules last Saturday from j.
NJ. Gray; II head from J. NJ. Taylor
of Lynnvil!e, Tenn. and % head on
the streets asst Monday.
Harlan " Armstrong bought l32
head of M les this week to ship to
various poi Is SOU h.
w. NJ. Snow sold 10 head Of Mon
tana mares here iace last Monday.
French Levy OF Montgomery
bought two car loads OF mules here
this week, and shIpl ed home.
A. H. DOi ten bought a car load Of
mules which he shipped TO Atlanta
this week
Luther McAdams bought car
load OF mules here last Monday, aud
shipped same to Vicksburg
Preacher IL Isascs OF Montgomery
bought three car loads OF nIules here
this week, and shipped home and to
Columbus, Ga.
n. q. Coates OF Demopolis, Ala,
bout two car loads Of mules and
horses which he shipped home.
-Sh1ltyn Bros. bought about
twenty-five head o! mules this week
and sold same to A. +. DOrtch.
Harlan Bros. shipped a ear load
of mules To- Atlanta this week.
j b. CRANBERRY shipped two car
loads OF mules to Atlanta Ga, last
Monday
--Harlan Bros. b ,ught 40 head Of
mules from Jones & Stanfill OF Little
Lot, Tenn.
j. w. Howard IL Co., bought
load OF mules from ). A. Appleby OF
Marshall nounty.