The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-03-18

T6quCslSu 70 SeuO ll6luS 10 JulS paper
for our popular live stock column.
MULE RUOTATIoNS.-The quota
tious are corrected weekly by j. w.
Howard IL Co. Must be choice and fat,
from to years old, in good flesh.
l412 to 10 hands nigh 100 TO ITO
ID to l5}2 hands high 10 to 40
l5l to Is hands high 12O TO 40
Wanted-Twenty Mares.
want twenty well bred pacing
ana trotting mares to farm. Address,
w. G. Jones, Columbia, Tenn. If.
kitty Cheatham, by old Tom
Hal, dropped a fine colt, by McEweu,
last Monday.
The Younger and slower class of
he Columbia Stock Farm horses
have been entered quite literally in
the local circuit. The older and fast
er ones will, after the races here on
the p 10 oath June, go to Danville,
Ill, and enter the Circuit there.
They will then be in races every
week until the races begin here st
Columbia Oct. q.
-Ihere will be June meeting at
the track of the Columbia Driving
Park Association, beginning the 2lst
and ending on the 24Jh. The people
! of Marry County will have an oppOr-
tuniEy to get an early peep at the
record breakers for the coming sea-
son.
R B. Withers, of the Herndon
Stock Farm at GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
has accepted the position as Secre-
tary of the Columbia Driving Park
Association. He left yesterday on a
trip in the interest of the Association.
Mr., Withers is the right man in the
right place. He is well informed,
active and enterprisiDg, and he and
oh nd hv-n Il IN
team.
&C. w. Williams, of Independ-
ence, Ia, owner of AllertOn, recently
issued a challenge to trot Allerton
against any stallion in tie world, a
race of mile heats, three in five in
harness, at the tro5ting meeting to be
held at Independence in August for
purse Of 500 600. Bud Doble wired
Williams accepting the challenge on
behalf of AXtell, provided the entire
purse of $4,000 should go to the win
ner, to which Williams assented.
Among the nOtables who will
attend the great fall meeting, IS w.
p. Iiams, President OF the North
western Circuit. He writes to the
President of the association that he
lakes special interest in bis meeting,
aud is impatient to see his famous
track. Mr.. Salisbury will also be
here, and writes that he will bring
Direct with him and start him for ii
200 mark. Stranger things have
happened than that he should make it.
Billie Boyd purchased 3 good
saddle horses for J. w. Howard Il
Co., the first of the week.
W. 3. Burnett shipped car load
of hogs 10 Mobile the first of the week.
Burnett 81 Anderson also shipped
thU.,e car loads of hogs TO Louisville.
II. f. Allen car load OF hogs and
cattle to Louisville. Thomas Bros.
shipped six car loads of cattle and
hogs also TO Louisville last Saturday.
j. w. Kittrell OF Carter's Creek
has returned from Ala, where he
sold a car load OF good mules at fair
prices.
The chestnut mare Garnet by
MambriuO Forest, dam Country Girl,
dropped FLY colt by Brown Mark
SUNDAY night. Garnet Is the proper
ty Of the L. w. Gamble Grocery Co.
Joe Smith, OF Birmingham,
owner of the great Fred S. Wilkes,
was here this week.
The contract was let last Tues
day, by the Columbia Driving Park
Association, for very hahdsOm"
dining room, the second story OF
which vii! be handsomely finished
in natural oak, nicely carpeted and
otherwise arranged for the cOnVen-
icuce and comfort of the ladies'.