The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-20
HORSES. MULES. AND CATTLE.

Parties having well bred stock are
requested to send items to this paper
for our popular live stock column.
MULE QUoTATIoNs.-Ihe quota
tons are corrected weekly by j. w.
Howard IL Co. Must be choice and fat,
from to years old, in good flesh.
IA to l45& hands high $S7 to SIP
l41S To Is hands high 112 to I37
Is to 15X hands high l37 to l57
l51@ to 10 hands high 162 to III
There have been many records
broken this year, but lowering of the
2-year- old trotting record to 2:l0I by
Arion, a son of Electioneer, is GER
tainly most astonishing. This colt
already held the championship,
2:141s, and this seemed to horsemen
to be the limit for 2-year-Olds for
yearsto come.
j. w. Deaderic shipped three nice
yearlings to f. w. Webster, of Nash
Vile.
w. J. Webster shipped two nice
colts to Lysle q Palmer, of Nashville.
-Hilliard & Anderson shipped one
car load of hogs and steers to Louis
vile last Saturday.
w. b. Burnett sold to B. F. Sim
mons one car load of cattle and one
car load of hogs last Saturday; both
loads were shipped South.
j. w. Howard bought five mules
in Pulaski Tuesday.
w. j. Moore is in Fayetteville
buying large mules.
wv. Il. Boyd is in Murfreesboro
buying mules.
-"Blue Wing" writing in the
Nashville Herald, says: w. g. Jones,
the Columbia horseman, is arrang-
| ing q great program for his fall meet
/ a intQnHG HANG
up several thousand dollars for the
flyers over his new kite-shaped track,
which, by the way, is said to be the
fastest in the world
! Whitaker Bros. shipped this
week one car load of mules to Opelika,
Ala. This is the first load of cotton
mules shipped this season.
F. Il. GOOde passed through from
| Kentucky with a car load Of nee
horses. Howard & Co. bought one
nice grey geldIng and Fred Cornell
bought handsome pair Of horses
from him.
Hogs and cattle are way down
Akin & Holman have sold I
Frank H. Jermyn, Scronton, Penn,
Patasco az 2:2434, by Brown Hal
about 5000.
The running meeting at West
Side Park, Nashville, will close to-
morrow.
Sweepstakes, dam of Hal Point
er 2:0934) owned by Capt. ID. Z.
Pointer, Spring Hill, is booked to
Direct, 2:06, next season, il Direct
makes the season in this county, and
the probabilities are he will.
The election of Bob Williams al
Secretary of the Maury County Farm
ers' and Breeders Association, seems
to disturb the editor of the Tennessee
Farmer nearly as much as did the
election of Thos. G. Parsons as Regis
trar of the National Standard Pacing
Horse Breeders Co. Morton was 8
defeated candidate in that instance
and used his columns to vent hi
spleen. If he will put his paper tx
such base uses once, he Will 40
again.
&C. w. Williams has announced
that at the trotting meeting to b'
held at Independence, Ia, in August
1892, he will offer the enormous sun
of $f75, 900, of which $50, 900 will be TO
the stallion race, in which he expect
Stamboul, 2:11; Palo Alto, 2:094 Pa
Downing, 2:13%; Delmarch, Gaia
Allerton, 2:0914, and AXtell, 2:l2, Il
enter. There is nothing slow abou
| Williams. he also says ne has h'
intention of leaving Independence
Perhaps if Secretary William
would agree not to contribute to the
Breeder & Turfman, he could get
better letter of recommendation iron
the Tennessee Farmer.
The report that Mr.. Ozias hat
sold Brown Mark, is mistake
There has been some correspondence
to that effect, however. The pric
asked is $4,000.
j. p. McGaw, Jr., was elected
director of the Maury County Farm
, ers, & Breeders Association last SAT
, urday, vice w. P. Woodbridge, re
signed,
South Side Park was rented las
Saturday to John p. McGaw, Jr., =
w. Shelton and Dave Leneave, 10
the ensuing year.
,, -Palo Alto, son of Electioneel
trotted a mile at Stockton, Cal
November 18th, in 2:0SA, lowerin
the stallion record.