The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-04-08
Wanted-TWenty Mares.

Wanted-TWenty Mares.
I want twenty well bred pacing
and trotting mares to farm. Address,
w. G. Jones, Columbia, Tenn. If.
BROOKVALE STOCK FARM Stall
LIONS, 1892.
Bay Pilot 81. Record 2:211I.
By Red Pilot 2:29. Dam by Gran
bery's Slasher. Service fee $25 to
insure
Steel Hal, Standard PAGER.
By Brown Hal 2:12I9. Dam by
Red Pilot 1929. Service fee $25 to in
sure.
Starplex, Standard PAGER.
By Duplex 2:l74. Dam by Red
Pilot 2:29. Service fee SIS to insure.
The above horses will stand at my
farm miles on PULASKI pike. Ad-
dress, E. NJ. SHEEGOG.
Mr.. Thos. G. Parsons, Register OF
the National Standard Pacing Horse
Association, Cleveland, o., was in
the city last Monday, taking in the
stock show.
r.. NJ. Williams, the popular
Secretary of the Farmers and Breed
ers' Association, lost fine colt few
weeks ago. Both mare and colt died.
The mare was farmed from Il. Jeff
DOrsett. Mr.. Williams had another
fine colt dropped few days ago. He
is by Goldspur, dam by Mambrino
Paymaster. Jr.
! ~ months old, by Douglas Hal.
She is very speedy for her age, and
shows great promise as a fast gOer.
Mr.. Cooper Frierson's Enfield
mare dropped a handsome Adfield
colt last SATURDAY.,
Mr. Henry G. Jones shipped a
car of fat sheep 10 Memphis last Fri
day.
-Sping racing was inaugurated at
Little Rock Tuesday. Pescador won
the Derby.
Nashville Spring Meeting will
commence April so.
Gen. EweIl, the pacing stallion
5elOUing to Warren Il. Irvine, of
by Ed Geers in Buffalo, N. Y. for $3.50.
Smith Brothers, of Birmingham,
Ala, last week bought "ROckbOttOm"
the pacing stallion, at the Buford-
Reynolds sale. The price paid was
81 800.
There will be a stock show at
BigbyviIle to- morrow.
Floyd 81 Delk shipped two car
loads of cattle to Louisville the first
of the week.
b. r. Cook bought three good
animals at the Farmer sale in Nash
vile.
A large number of PAGERS and
trotters have been entered in the
stakes offered by the Maury County
Farmers and Breeders Association.
The entries for the stakes, all of which
are guaranteed, show good class OF
horses.
THOROUGHBRED SALE. - Farmer,
Finch 81 Co.'s annual spring combi-
nation sale began at Nashville, last
Monday and continued to and includ-
ing Thursday. On the first day Y
head of horses were sold, the proper
ty of the Hermitage Stud, May Over
tOu, J. G. Curry, John Thompson,
Gen. w. II. Jackson, j. ii. Messick,
J. L. Cooper, w. H. Edwards, Joe
Edwards, j. l.. WhitWorth and 9TH
ers. The total sales for the day
amounted to $13, 9l5, an average of
$I9447. Capt. Phil G. Kidd was the
auctioneeT.
Tuesday, the second day, brought
out a large crowd and better prices
were realized. On Tuesday los horses
were sold for a total Of sic, $50, an
average Of $150.73.
The third days sale resulted in
the disposition of So horses, for Sll ,z4O,
an average of $1,000. This makes the
total for three days, 265 horses for
$4l, 435. The sale concluded Thursday.
The Stock Sale.
On account OF the rain the combi-
nation sale Of horses was postponed
from yesterday morning until the
afternoon. Owing to the change Of
our hour Of going to press we were
unable to give any report this week
but will give it in fulljn our Monday
daily and in the next issue of the
weekly.