The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-13

a Locomotive mare, which Mr.. Nc.
Cav declared, as parting informa
tiOn, twill lie the first twO-y ear-old In
the State to go in the 2:30 list,n
/ The attention of breeders is called
to the fact that Margin, trotter, by
MambTinO Patchen, lin the great
broad mare list is standing at my
farm at sos by the insurance.
Hal BOUers by Tom Hal (sire OF
Hal Pointer) dam by Joe Bowers
sire of Joe Bowers Jr., 2:18, is also
standing there at $15 blythe insurance
apr22-tf. JOHN MOORE, JR.
Tue Spirit OF the Times, one OF the
ablest turf journals published, has
decided to come out hereafter as =
daily. 1t will he a great paper II IL is
anyway up to its weekly. But, by
the-by, friend Spirit, you are not, as
you claim. the first daily horse-paper
ever published. We claim that honor
since April 18th 1892.
Maj. Campbell Brown holds his
annual sales May 25th, and as usual
will sell trOtters, PAGERS, ponies, Jer-
sey cattle and sheep. This Is always
a big dav with Maury County people,
and by unanimous chnsent has come
to be regarded as a stOck-mRBs' legal
holiday.
1t Ia among the possibilities that
} ay- Eye-See, 2:l0, and Jessie Gaines,
2:l554, will meet i'm the slow pacing
classes this year-Ihat is, IL the son
OF Dictator stands training, which
seems doubtful.-Exchange.
Jay-Eye-See is entered to go Oh the
Kite track at this place.
Play Boy, by McCurdy's Handle
tonian, was a natural PAGER, but was
converted to trOtting and made q
record of 2:lSl4 at Detroit in the &c.,
OOO purse. Lately he has been put To
pacing and last week paced a mile at
rerre Haute in 2:l6 fiat.
Mr.. II. n. Camp, OF Knoxville,
Tenn, has been here for few DAYS
out at the kite shaped track and has
made arrangements to send two
horses here to be trained there. One
Is colt by Stranger, only son of
Goldsmith Maid 2:l4.
1t is rumOred that the dam OF Ma
nettee, dam of AriOn, 2:l024, WAS q
sister to the stout stallion VOltaire,
2;2014, by TattleT, 2:26, out of Young
PortIa, by MambrinO Chief Elk
change.
J. G. Taylor sold a fine combined
horse to billy Boyd, Monday, and
the latter sold a match pair OF mares
n no Rff in
also sold an extra good road horse to
parties in another section OF the state.
The Morgan blood mingled with
'ur best trOtting blood will give
ImoOth action, broaden hips and
lyle. 1t hicks kindly with Hamble-
~ some of our fastest trotters.
The highest price ever paid for =
trOtter or PAGER, bred entirely
N Tennessee, sis 81, 500. This amount
vas paid last week for trOtting filly
~ Ponce de Leon, dam the dam OF
Dallas, 2:11 Eek.
For the first time in her life SunOl,
:0S16 goes into training for the sea-
on perfectly sound, and with her
eet IN proper condition. Senator
says, 1904. "-Ex.
Warren Peabody relates that he
rove Maud s. mile as a green
in 2:1512 before she
assed into the hands OF Blair.
Mary Marshall, 2:1216, and Mann
rino Maid, 2:151s, will be driven
cubic by A. II. Moore on the road
ext winter.
Female Pirate is the name OF a
acer out West that recently showed
u eighth in 1874 seconds.
Geers drove Belle Hamlin and Globe
mile in 2:lS at Baltimore last FIi-
ay, the second half being stepped
fl in l ;07.-E xchange.
How the Farmers Talked Yesterday,
+. n. Fleming, Lipscomb; 1.-THE rain
IOnday night was one Of the hardest
nat ever fell in our neighbOrhoOd,
{ washed out water-gaps and fences,
nd covered up great deal Of young
Drn. All our crop prospects continue
} be very promising
James Dobbins, WilliamspOrt: "Ihe
lin in our neighborhOOd was more
n the nature of "a clOud-burst than
nYthing else. 1t did great damage
D fences, water-gaits, etc. Our pota=
pes look fine. There are fifty To
acres in my immediate