The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-20
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j. w. Shelton bought car load
of first-class saddle and harness
horses and shipped same to Wash
ington City.
Dick Wilkes bought car load of
horses and slipped same to Mont
gomery.
DIR. J. T. Akin sold three jacks
this week, one going to Kentucky,
one to Campbells Station and one TO
Petersburg.
-FOR SALE:-Twenty head of two
year old mules. Will be sold at a
bargain. Address
]. M. McCUTCHEN,
mar13-2t. Russellville, Ky.
john p. McGaw, Jr., sold three
horses this week, and Clark Taylor
sold three.
w. q. McAdams bought last
Wednesday from John Warfield the
dam of Jefiie Lee, paying $500 for
same.
DIR. Suggs of Lewisburg, sold to w.
@. McAdams a fine harness gelding
this week.
-Caperton & Dale sold to Wilkes
d; Paterson three head of good har-
ness horses, this week.
Observation-Disclosures horse, 3
years old, Is hands high, will make
the season of 1891, at our stables, at
$40 to insure mare in foal.
feb27-4t HARLAN Bros.
Capt. NJ. G.. Campbell has sent
NO daughters of Brown Hal, to be
bred to Pocahontas Boy. This cross
has proved TO be a great one, and
Capt. Campbell expects great results
TO flow from this union.
MIR. w. 5. Jarnett, proprietor Of
Hickory Grove Farm, Brownsville,
Tenn, has recently purchased the
our-year-oId colt Nuthull l2SS0, by
Nutwood, first dam by Cuyler; sec
ond dam by AleXander's Abdallah,
paying for him the handsome sum of
So, 800.
Hal Pointer 2:O93l has been sold
% Montana parties for $4,000. a
high price, but not too much for the
great gelding, if he lives.
The total number of PAGERS in the
2:30 list Is ,243.
Up to 1890, no horse IN this cOun-
try ever stood for over $500 the sea-
son, but this year there are three
stations that stand at 81 900.
-Advices from Lexington state
that J. d. Creighton, owner of
Evangeline, 2:2834, is willing to trot
her against Cleo, 2:2924 and has post
ell $500 as evidence of good faith.
Efforts are being made to get Fausti-
no, 2:2414 and Sternberg, 2:2634, into
the same race.
The pacing whirlwind B.. B. is
owned in New Haven, CT, and un-
less somebody has prOphesied falsely,
2 :06 will not stop him next summer.
1t is about time that the pacing rec
ord was lowered another peg.-Er.
The shrewd horse dealer, John
e. Madden, of Lexington, lately paid
81 900 for the filly Cleo, which made
a two-year-Old of 2:2934 last season
over a half-mile track. She is by
Gambetta, a son OF Volunteer, and
her dam was by Macey's HambletO-
MAN, sire of BOsque Bonita, 2:l912
There is an Increasing demand for
American trotting stock in England.
The noted trainer John Splan has an
order from an Englishman for stall
lion that can trot in 2:2l or 2:22 with
out weights or boots, that is also
sound and ally right. This is the
kind they are looking after across the
| water.
j. w. and J. L. Jones, Jr., Daisy
Stock Farm, sold last week three
| fine Jacks, one to Missouri, one to
| West Tennessee and one to Alabama.
These young men by their push and
enterprise are fast coming to the
front and selling great many jacks
and jennets. Notice their card OF
''Day Star" in this issue.
-Messrs. +. r.. and ID. r.. Wade OF
| DeRay, Giles county, made some re-
cent purch bases at Lexington. They
bought very handsome young colt
! by G.. +. Clay, 2:lS and his dam, q
very handsome mare by Administra-
! tor.
r. NJ. Williams, Columbia, Tenn.
| bought at Lexington sales very fas
gelding by Ferguson S0l5 son OF
| Geo. Wilkes, 1st dam by Orphan Boy
son of American Clay 81, 2nd dam 10y
Ned Forrest, son of Edwin Forces
80, 3rd dam by Paddy Burns, son O
Grey Eagle, 4th dan by Tom Ha
5000, (sire of dam of Jerome Turne
2:l51a). He is four years old ant
will be trained. Ferguson, his sire
put in the 2:30 list out of 10 colt
trained-the greatest showing eve
made by any stallion.
Speaking OF the thoroughbred
blood in the trotter, Robert Bonne
gives the nO-trotting blood II
theirs" theorists hard knock wher
he saws: '"Fhe three fastest trotter
III the world by the records are Mau'
s., Jay-Eye-See and SunOl. Mau'
SIS grand dam, Sally Russell, is b.
thoroughbred Boston; Jay Eye-See'
grand dam is also a daughter of Lex
iugton. The blood of Lexington
blends with trOtting strains beauti
fully"
-Messrs. Harlan Bro, COlumbia
bought the royalty bred young trot
ting stallion Gold Spur 3-years old D.
Nugget 2:26i@, son of Wedgewoo
2:i9; Ist dam Marena sold for $4,000
by Harold, sire of Maud y, 2:0S34 IN
dam Mary Belle (dam OF Pulled 2:29
by Belmont "a; 3rd dam Mary (dar
of Dick Moore 2:2l15, and others b
Monmouth Eclipse, thoroughbred
This is one of the richest bred stal
lions ever brought to this State
They also bought a very handsom
2-year old filly by AbbOttsford, 2:l91.
son of Woodford MambrinO, 2:2l =
Ist dam by Crittenden, 2nd dam b
Mambrino ChOrister, 3rd dam Lad
Stanho,e (grand dam of Rosa Wilke
2:1S16 and Simmons 2:2S.
, w. G. Mayberry, of Sawdus
Valley, had two fine ffllies drOppe
last week one a "Maury Hall" an
one a "Red Pilot.
}. w. Howard & Co., sold fou
mules to various parties this week.
j. w. Howard has gone North
buy Il car load Of farm mules.
Arch Allen, from Indiana, is hel
with a car load of long yearling mule
and several horses.
Buist's seeds.
Buist's premium garden seed.
,, f.. w. GAMBLE GROCERY co.
CITY HALL PROCEEDINGS.