The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-27
TROTWOOD'S TALK.
Interesting TO Farmers, breeders and
Dairymeh.
General Interest to the Country
Gentleman.
Notes. News, and Comment.

GeTsIeman.
Notes. News, and Comment.
NJ. 5. King took the premium on
brown LrghOTnS.
There ought 10 ~ = rule allowing |
no one 10 lay up heat, u0d pocket !
ju.," also should i.e dealt with VIII"
more severity.
G. A. Par-on. OF Fall Greek, Tonnes
see, got III witn ine thrpiay oi
chickens, turkeys, geere and ducks,
but 700 late to compete for the |
premiums.
The officers OF Ihe Fair Association
will HOW have a needed rest. Their
efFJrts were uur-mitted aud th"y
have the thanEs OF all for the good
fair we have had.
DIR J. T. Akin took the premium
on a trio or gaIue-. This - ne kIhN
that followed q hawk up As nigh a.
telephone pole aud brought hls haW X
ship to Earth again.
Sixty~one thou-;,ud people We're
ont at the st Joseph, Mo, track last
week 10 see the mare Nancy Ha"kr
20 against her recorr, in "hlch ehe
went her mile i'll 2:O14.
If GErney would pay more atten-
tion TO his driving and less to the
grand stand, lie would win more
Faces He is a chronic kicker ana
conceited grand stand player.
Harlan Bros took several premiums
on their pit game Moore Bros on
the best display, and several others
on individual birds. AS remarked
before, the display of game was very
fiue.
1Sapy farmers are planting winter
osr.: IiIev have been found 20 be
ouite profitable, and furnishing a
GOOD winter pasture. II Is SAID thht
Tb,v produce more than the spring
Oats.
Fall blowing for wheat il now GO
5alg Ols rBt,idIy i'll the county, ana
tits said Ih,tt large area VIII De
ulnuttG. The late rain put the ground
An good fix, but another ram "oulu
not do any damage At present.
UErector 2:25l2, by DIRECTOR the
handsome and fast stallion owned oS
Mr.. w. c.. Jones, which has been
rusrnber of Gil Curry's stable for t@e
last six weeks arrived here this morn
ing He will be in -Jno. Ihohiae
string the rest Of rhe season.
Thia il rrOving 10 ue phenomenal
,,ear with the Iigbt harness horse ahd
one which will long be remembered
in its annals. Records are being
lowered each week, until it has 0e-
come COMMON news 10 speak o. some
record that has oeen broken. 1t re-
uuires good memory TO Keep UP
with them Tive best trotting record
-1.OS3t held by Sunol At the begin
ming OF the yeAr, and which was sup
posed TO be safe Low appears stale IN
tonparison with that Of 2-D554 oi
Nancy Hauks There is, in fact, an
oIt,-r record between the TWO, that OF
Martha Wilkes in 2:OS- Among
pacers there mas been some phe-
nnmeual time made, until nov 1t II
not uncommon for them 30 60 seFeral
beat- heuter thau 2:i0. so FAR. now
ever, the stallion record OF 2:Sl4, held
lty the dead PaIo Alto, has not been
broken.
some miscreant put coal oil in the
drinking tanks at the fair groDnuS
Ie-U Friday and saturday, making 1t
inauO-siple tor the thirsty crowds TO
get water. 10 prevent il Il policeman
IvftE placed al each can, but even then
the.coal oil got in. Finally detectiv"
John jackson, who WAS placed thele
t0.Msfch, saw youugster approach,
ana pretending TO drink, discharged
a mouthful of the OderiferOUs hUid
INTO the dipper and drop the Latter III
the eau. He tried to run away but
was arr rested and sent to jail for pol
lifting the water Thether. boy like,
he did it mischIevousiy, as many
suppose was hired to do IL IN the IN
teresL ct the lefuOuaGe stands, is not
known. His name il Moody, ana we
suggest that he apply 10 Governor
Buchanan for the position Of coal oil
iuspeetor for this district. n verdaut
youth whose mouth can staud coal
oil lust 10 deprive others OF water,
mas all the requisites of q good III
epector somewhere in his anatomy,
if not in his intellect, then i'll his
mouth.
HorseRlen aSy that the Columbia
and Spring Hill turnpike is in bet
ter fix than it has been in for many "A
year. 1t is graveled nearly all the
way A good deal OF work Is being
done over the county on the pixies.
The COlumbia and Little Bigby is
being put IL. good fiN too.
Mr.. HamIIn ought 10 do Hal Point
ter one favor now after all he has
done for HSInliu-let him 60 to
Nashville, or come to CoIumbia,
any W here so ii is on his native heath,
and reduc- the pacing record to 2:O3
and then liar the country thereafter
merely for exhibition.
Hal Pointer in 2:05 Ia Again.
At Providence, r. l., yesterday
Hal Pointer repeats ed his Chicago
record, 2:O51l, according to official
annou neement, but hall a hundred
experienced horsemen timed him at
D .nh flat. Geers raceived an ovation