The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-01

Sanders thinks that FTou Frou viii
beat 2:l6 a. q ~ o-yenr-old.
Let your horses in training get at f
little green grass once in a while.
y dispatch from w. r. Steele, dated
jamestown, n. Y, June u, says Ella
Brown won her race; time 2:25.
The blood of MambrinO Patchen
makes itself felt in every auimaI that
carries bit Of it through his veins.
Spirit.
Mr.. J. X Farrell il authority for
the sta ement that we did not see all
of Iiie Napier freaks when we went
out last week.
ri. said that baby Ruth and her
jersey haifer have 10th grown an
lnch since Thursday night. What Ii
pretty sight they will make on the
White House lawn next spring, gen
tie Annie.
Lem T. Padgett, Esq, has lost from
blood poisoning his very fine mare
for which he recently gave 5000. The
blood poisoning was produced from II
cut on the leg. This mare was for
merly owned by G. 7. Hughes, Esqr.
Remember that al families have
their good as we'll as their bad quail
ties. No one family of horses j. per-
fect, but by blending tie best blood
uf many families together we can
obtain the pc feet hOrse.-Spirit of
the Hub.
Our friend DR.. ID. ID. Carter, of
! Woodstock, Va, who owns one of the
| finest stock farms in the old Mother
State, writes us that he has been so
unfortunate as to lose by death one
fine horse, two fillies and fine Jcr-
scy COW lately.
1t was an error in saying that the
( Chimes-Mambriuo hing filly sent to
Chaflin Bros. to be trained would bp
handled by Trainer Thomas. 1t
should have been Trainer Johnny
Walker, who, by the way, is making
II good reputation here.
E"TaIO Oiiers ihe largest purses IL.
the Grand Circuit, S43, 3,O00-Exchaue
Unless the Grand Circuit can ec.
mp larger purses it will take -ecoII
/ pince 20 far a. purses are cOucerne g,
Nashville and Columbia already han =;
up $1,000 each.
To TrotwoOd: "When I get my
horse farm established and becon Il
convinced that the moon viii bestOW
the sex desired, | will open an in
HuranCe book and give the unbelieV-
ing, with the aid of Ed Sheegog, u
chance to be convinced. Yours,
Col. RObt. Withers shows us n let.
ter from Mr.. Sam Fleming at Terrc
Haute, saying he saw Nancy Hanks
that day 90 full mile in 2:15, half
in :O3ls, last quarter in 30l1 seconds.
SunOl had better watch her. She is Il
( trotter that trots against other horses,
not against the windmill and the
watch.
"What IA wonderful thing electric
( light is" "Yes, it is wonderful. ]
expect after awhile ii viii be used to
make the crops grow instead of the
sum There are some crops that
now thrive by electric light" Non
sensew "NO nonsense about it.
There are lots OF young men here III
! New York who SOW most of their
wild oats by the electric Light
] ltAdS EOllllnRS.
| The English sparrow, like the
! English rider, is also an unmitigated
nuisance and ought not 10 be allowed
I t. live in the land Of the free. He
| spends his valuable time these day
/ in piling up rubbish under the caves
OF you house, chasing the song birds
and stealing chicken feed. Not an
office holder under Harrison knows
/ how 10 take care OF himself as well as
h does. His reieenIing quality is
his cheek"
/ Mr.. i +. Herndou, q noted San
| Marcus, II Xas, Stock Raiser and bro
ther To our Doctor Herrdor, IL back
! on short visit to the home of his
youth. These hOme-comings are =
/ bit Cf heaven 10 the tired worker in
other laI de. That man who has the
! old home and the old folks to 20 20
! see once or twice = year, has QUO of
! the greatest blessings "a kind heaven
I can bCstow. When the O:d people
| leave us and the old home is gone
1 buI little else is left in !he memory
shad" W of life worth living fer.
! NJ. :. Sale, the owner of Temple
Bar, who was expelled last summer,
]
meut As denied when lac was absent
/ from the Board of Reviews meeting,
says he has never heard the evidence
against him, but he will.-Spirit Of
! the Hub.
Yes, he will hear il in due time.
| An innocent man was never hurt yet
by false acCu, alton on race track
! The trouble is not half the guilty
ones are hurt often enough.
Dir. HaIe'S Household Ointment
Is The finest remedy in the world. II
absolutely cures cataTrh. 1t cures
neuralgia and rhumatiSIn. Cures piles
/ like magic. Cures salt rheUm in the
most soothing. @@sHfs5f1I;lt-T a IN -~4Eres- in
! tiamed and grauulated eyeIids. Cures
| coughs aud colds. Can be taken in-
| ternally. n positive specific for pneu-
monia, cuts, bruises, burns ,ohilblains,
| sores OF long standing, cOrns and bun
ions are cured quickly; different fTom
I all else superior to all else; it has NO