The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-30
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.-Ihese quota
tons are corrected weekly by j. w.
Howard II Co. Must be choice and fat,
from to years old, i'm good flesh.
II to l41z hands high $S7 TO $ll2
li13 to 10 hands high ll2 to III
10 to l517 hands high 1877 to l57
l5L to Is hands high l62 TO liz
High grade feeding Steers for sale.
II. A. WILKES, Culleoka. sept4 If.
-CapertOn d Dale lost fine horse
Monday caused by congestion of the
lungs; they valued him at $500.
j. Z. McGaw, Jr., lost $500 horse
Monday, from congestion of the lungs
caused by getting his throat and
lungs full of dust, in repeated
trots TO the Park.
The bang tails are at it i'm Nash
Vile now.
One thousand people were con-
gregated around the Stock Yards
Sunday to see Hal Pointer and
Direct.
w. b. Burnett shipped one car
load of hogs to Birmingham We'd
nesday.
j. w. Howard q Co., shipped
one car load of mules to Martin,
Thompson d. Co, New Orleans.
John Estes shipped Tuesday TO
Montgomery one car load OF cattle,
hogs and poultry.
Russell Estes shipped Monday
one car load OF cattle, hogs and pOul-
try TO Montgomery.
Laura F's pretty drive in the race
against the fleet-fOoted 10, attracted
general attention Monday, and re-
suited in her sale to Patrick Welch
I, l.. Ia. fNar tor
since. She was the property OF w.
6. Jones; the buyer requested that
the price be not given, but Mr.. Jones
got about twice as much as he paid
for the mare year ago.
-Adfield the property of w. Il.
Woodbridge of Columbia made good
mile at Nashville of 2:26. He was
driven by Ed Geers. Geers also sent
Tennessee Wilkes mile against his
own record of 2:3O. He made the
mile without a skip i'm 2:27. Tennes-
see Wilkes is owned by Maj. Camp
| bell Brown.
In the 4-year old trOt at Nash
vile last week Ed Geers won first
money with Fred s. Wilkes, in 2;lS.
M Onbars the great year old
! failed to lower his record of 2:1S at
Nashville last week.
Ed Geers left Monday night for
Birmingham with the following fly
ers: Adfield 2:2SI5, n. II. II. 2:l79,
Fred S Wilkes 2:lS, CookoO 2.20A,
Frank Dortch 2:l5i and Ella Brown.
! Hal Pointer is not included among
the number he having been returned
to Ewell Farm for rest until next
season, when it is to be hoped he will
again recapture the klng-ship of the
world, now held by Direct.
The following records were low
cred last week at Nashville. More
! liza PAGER, year-Old by Tennessee
Wilkes, from 2:29la to 2:2S; Morena,
PAGER 3, by Tennessee Wilkes from
2:32ta to 900. This makes seven in
the list for Maj. Campbell Browns
good stallion, Tennessee Wilkes.
The stallion st. Blai-e, purchased
by Charles Reed for 100000 at the
Belmont Nursery Stud sale, was sent
from New York on Tuesday to the
Fairview Farm at Gallatin, Tenn.
Mr.. Reed has refused to entertain
any offers OF advance money on his
purchase, and has refused the $l25,-
900 which j. Il. Haggn offered him.
We are glad to hear of such horses
being brought to Tennessee.
The twO-yeaT-Old colt, Star Poin-
ter, by Brown Hal, out of the dam Of
Hal Pointer has taken "A record OF
2:24ls. We predict another fast side
wheeler in this yOungster.