The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-27
MULES AND CATTLE.
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-WANTED-5O cavalry horses
Must be hardy colors, 154 to 153l
hands high, weigh 900 to 1850 lbs.
Good prices paid for extra horses
Horses that won't work not objec-
tionable; must be broken to work
under saddle. Will buy above de-
scribed horses at J. G. Tay.or's stable
Bailey IL MOore's old stand) until
April %, 1891.
mcn27 If J. w. HOWARD &c Co.
Little Rock is to have a spring
meeting. Bush horses will be the
principal participants.
Mckay IL Simmons now own the
Charlie Nichols Jack, Eagle Jr. He
will make the season at Cam II.
McKay's stable.
1t. Respt, MCKAY q SIMMONS.
1t is probable that Monmouth
Park will be forced to give up the
ghost, because of the failure of the
| New Jersey Legislature to pass a
| poll-selling bill.
| Bradley Bros, who first sent out
Santalene, will have fine stable this
| season. This firm also brought out
the good colt ROSeland, now owned
by J. NJ. Brown.
E. y. Collins, Glover Dell Farm,
Milan, Tenn, has sold to John Duke,
Alvarado, Texas, the yearlIng colt
Deposition by Oceanus dam Rosalie
Wilkes, by George Wilkes. Price
81 900.
Gen. WheIess is now the proud
pOssessor of "a beautiful colt by The
Ill-Used, just foaled at his farm. He
expects son or daughter of st.
Blaise in a few days. The Generals
select crop of yearlings will be sold
in the fall.
The new kite shaped track at the
Columbia Stock Farm is approach
ing completion. One stretch and
turn is ready for use now. Johl
Thomas will move his stable from
the old Fair Grounds over to the new
track next week. The stable includes
the following: Balmont Wilkes, Bay
Tom, $3.50; Mccoy c., Giles Mont,
property of j. NJ. Wilson, Fayette-
Vile; Brownie, , year old, by Bal
by same; Chief Mont, 2 year old by
Frank AlmOnt; Hal Mont, year old
by Brown Hal; Self Made, 2 year old |
by Giles Mont; YOkena, year old by |
Brighton; Laura F. 2:2624, by AL |
mont Jr.; Critic, green PAGER by King |
William PatascO, year old by |
Brown Hal, property of 4 kin d
Holman May 7. 4 year old by Iron
wood, he by BlackwoOd 2:2234, prop |
erty of George Foster, at Warner,
Tenn; Great Southern, 2year old by |
B R IL Brooks, 2:28A, property of
non Wilkes, bay geiding by Fergur-
son, property of r.. NJ. Williams;
Roam gelding, property Of J. q. Nc
GavOck, Athens, Tenn.
Mr.. J. Il. Harris, of Ohio, will |
send his mare "Sister Medium" by |
Hal Ply Medium, to be bred to Brown |
Mark 2:25. Sister Medium is the
dam of AlmOnt Medium is the dam !
of Almont Medium and Eve Sultan.
Scot Harlan has great young
ster by Brown Mark. He came 3
feet inches and is dandy. J. e
Ingram is also the happy possessor
Of handsome Brown Mark colt.
"A dispatch to The american
from Memphis says: There is no
longer any doubt of Proctor Knott
standing training. He is rapidly get
ting in form and will surely race at
the meeting here, aud gives promise
of redeeming the opinion of his for
mer owner that he is the fastest race
horse in America.
j. w. Shelton bought two year
old filly from Chattanooga party.
Price $500.
Thomas Bros. shipped Saturday
to Louisville % hogs 10 cattle and 80
sheep.
DIR. J. T. Akin sold , fine jacks to
J: H. Turpin, Bells Station, Tenn,
Monday.
Will Burnett shipped car load
of hogs and cattle to Birmingham
last Wednesday.
Mckay d Simmons of Carriers
Creek have purchased from Charlie
Nichols the jack Eagle, Jr,
Nichols q Faris sold a handsome
harness horse Tuesday to John w.
EriersOn.
j. w. Howard & Co., sold Clark
Taylor handsome pair of match
mares this week.
Arch Allen sold Dave LenCave a
toppy driving gelding this week.
COOPER OZIAS.-Up infOrma-
ton of Capt. Cooper and Maj. VIII. !
Polk, am convinced that | was mis-
informed regarding the breeding OF
the colt Pat Rooney. AT the time l
advertised the horse Prince Hal, !
believed the colt by Prince Hal upon
the Information furnished by respOn-
8 BILE rartiel. But finding my infor-
nation mistaken | am pleased to
make the correction and place to the
credit of Cal t. COOper's horse the
colt Pat Rooney. b. $. OZIAS.
As Mr.. b. 5. OZias claims to have
been honestly mistaken and has
made necessary correction, | cheer
fully withdraw any language that
may have been construed as offensive.
The matter has been satisfactorily
settled betweeen us.
1t. }. C. COOPER.
The stock men of the county, we
take it, will all exhibit their stock in
the free stock show the first Monday |
i'll pril-Monday week. If they do
not they ought to, for there is no
better way to make a display Of their
fine stock, land no surer way to in
crease the interest in stock raising.
Another thing they ought to do, they /
ought to advertise their stock in the |
HERALD; for two reasons; first, be-
cause it will pay them, and secondly, |
to encourage the HERALD to keep up
its stock department.. No paper in
this county has ever devoted as much
space to the stock interest as the
HERALD now does, and if it pays we
will give still more space to it; and |
it will pay the stock men TO make |
it pay the HERALD to do that.
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~ in April and subscribe if you |
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