The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-20

tions in the way Of special feature
that will attract the people from ia
and near For this purpose he hope
to be able to secure several of Ia
crack trotters and PAGERS of the coun
try
The attention of breeders is Gale,
to the fact that Margin, trotter, b,
Cuyler, dam Emma Arteburn, b,
Mambrino Patchen, Gin the grea
broad mare list is standing at m,
farm at $25 by the insurance.
Hal BOIOeTS by Tom Hal (sire o
Hal Pointer) dam by Joe Bowers
sire of Joe Bowers Jr., 2:1S, is also
standing there at $15 by the insurance
apr22-tf. JOIN MOORE, JR.
She Horse back-riding) "I agree
with you, General-a girl should
know something of the technical
terms used with regard to horses.
have been studying with my brother
for some time now, go can discuss in
recognized terms on the subject. Did
You notice that lady's horse which
Just passed, with spring-halt in its
off fore hind leg ?"-Judge.
Self-Made, by Gilesmont, dam
Black Maid, and Ada Paul by Bal
mont Wilkes, dam Nora, are two very
fine mares owned by w. G. Jones and
are being trained at his great kite
splendidly and are travelling very
smoothly and nicely.
Of al,
er lose sight of the important fact
that the stallion whose owner does
not think well enough of him to keep
before the public in some form Of adj
vertisement is the one that the pub
lie soonest forgets.-Exchange
Jennie by Enfield, dam OF Bob Tay-
lor, 2:2024 and Cassie 2:22, property
Of M. &. Campbell, Spring Hill, has
dropped a filly to Murcury. His
mare, out of the dam OF Duplex, by
Pat Malone, has also a Brown Hal
filly.
The rains Wednesday, from report
of tanners, did good deal of damage
by washing and covering corn and
growing crops. The creeks were high
and the back waters spread over the
oOh1OiS' LIS iaAi alOhhu bOWh wan
very heavy.
Allen Campbell has bought the dam
of Argot Wilkes, 2:l8, and her next
colt will be by Brown Hal, 2:I21@.
II Allen makes as good deal on the
mare as he did when he bought the
famous OLD jersey CONAN (22lbs %
en- he will never regret II.
w. b. Mi lam has a fine Red Pilot
mare hich dropped a foal by Adfield
:2S last night, and during the night
the colt fell into a deep spring that
was walled up with rock, and was
killed.
Dave Raybould, of the Bellevue
Stock farm, near Memphis, left to-
day with a string of good PAGERS aud
trotters for the Southern Circuit, be-
at Cambridge City, Ind.
Among his number is Glide by Tom
Hal that is expected to go fast.
Murcury, the son of the handsome
young son OF Sidney, property OF M.
c. Campbell, Spring Hill, Tenn, is
the sire Of five colts this spring, all
of which are natural PAGERS.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. II.
A. Huntington's colt, by Ponce De
Leon, died at S. n. Warren's last
week.
Mr.. H. A. Huntington, of Nash
Vile, has sent his Cuyler mare down
TO ChafIin Bros. Her next colt will
be by Fred s. Wilkes.
What list of producing dams go
to Brown Hal this year, as published
in our Saturdays issue.
l.. p. Brown, of Ashwood, was In
town yesterday, and reports every
thing running smoothly down at the
home of Parkville.
We venture the prediction that
some one is going to buy from the
EwelI sales this year the fastest colt
hat has ever been sold there.
The first meeting between Direct
:06 and Hal Pointer 2:09A will be at
he Buffalo Grand Circuit meeting
'or purse of 5000.
NJ. G.. Campbell has a McEwen
colt out of the dam of Ialene, 1928 in
.he Ewell Farm sale that is said to
De good.
Mr.. Clawson's son teleDhOned him
ne had "$1 600 Adfield to come last
night" "That's all right" said the
Did gentleman; 'sell him for 5000"
The rains this morning were most
and, it is said they insure
he Oat and potato crops, so far as
moisture is concerned.
Capt. NJ. G Campbell puts twelve
jerseys in the Ewell Sale and
hey are royalty bred ones.
The Pixies.
The pixies are in as bad condition,
4 all reports be true, as they have
1een in for many years. The uncer-