The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-13
Notes, News and Comment.

The cotton crop is poor.
Wheat is still coming in.
Fall blowing for wheat is now going
on.
Palo Altos heart weighed ten
pounds.
a great deal of clover seeds are be-
ing tbreshed.
Norval by Electioneer has now a
time record OF 2:1434.
Msior Wonder paced a tnird heat
at Columbus in 2:ll.
Hal Pointer went n mile and repeat
last week i'll 2:0S. 2:0612.
Mr.. John NJ. Gray is putting up
more buildings for ensilage.
Several of our farmers are becOm-
ing Interested In Dorset horned sheep.
NJ. f. Allen shipped one car load OF
hogs TO Lynnville yesterday evening.
Ed Geers is now forty years old and
has been driving since he WAS elgh-
teen.
The Am erican Sportsman Of tlis
week has a good likeness OF Ed
Geers.
A good many of the farmers have
planted miIlet and are now gather
ing hay.
Two champions that should have
staid in their hole this year-Direct
and John l..
Blue Hal took a record of 2:24% at
Bowling Green, KY, yesterday,
winning his race.
Ponce De Leon can be counted
among the stations that are apt to
bid for championship honors-
Online paced the half-mile track at
Omaha last week in 2:l7. he is
! 2-year-Old-
Ashton Bros, the millers, had The
misfortune to lose u 1925 mule yester-
day, from collie.
Honest horsemen should endeavOr
! to keep racing pure. II they cannot
succeed they will have to quit 1t.
The pastures are now very fine, ana
| if no drought OCCURS the stock will so
into winter quarters in very fine TX.
Nancy Hanks, on the 9Th, again
reduced a record This time she trot-
ted a mile in 2:07 on z regulation
track.
Geers thinks that Pointer can steI
close To :03 in this styie: fist quar-
ter 81 seconds, second 80, third 3l1E
ana fourth S012.
Who has stallion that can beat
Alvin? That is the question that IL
bOthering the people that have horses
in training at present.
To John l.. Sullivan:
There is no death! The "stars" go down
To hunt fer grass on Natures floor;
| And bright in Tragic's jeweled crown,
They shine no more-1i."y SHINE no more
There are many nu IS being fat
tened in the county While not 81
many as in former y-:rs, yet more
than one would suppos'.
The American Jvlsev Cattle Clul
has invested $35 600 oil its money il
a home Tor the club, at No. Yves
Seventeenth street. New York City
A pet fox recently carried away the
baby of Jacob Han sol, near Coalition
Ohio After two hours search thu
two were found in cave, the CHILD
weak but unframed.
An exchange says: at is begin
ming to look as if 2:20 horse will no
do in good company. By next sea
son it will be 2:I5 or nothing in al
classes where big money IS offered
Mai. B. A. Rogers bought OF &. L
Looney three thoroughbred black
Berkshire pigs, and shipped them t
James A. Benson Washington Ga.
Thus has Our fame rs q fine stool
centre gone abroad.
Nancy Hanks is owned by a gen
tIelnan living in Boston. She hal
, won all the houors from the Califor
mans, and cultured Boston WAS be
ginning to believe that all anima
, championships naturally belonged
there. But Corbett, the Californian
has now broken their hearts. NJ
doubt, next week, in some of theil
very high public schools, some ten
! year-old child will write a thesis OF
! 1.-THE Impossibility of an Intellectua
Perception ever being Able to AbsO
lutely Forestall the Undesirable il
, Human Events"