The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-05

The Tennessee PAGER GRAY eShOL lbs
been IurChas ed hy Ohio parties.
Little Dick, 2:24ia, died at Wash
ingtOn the o.her dAy. He was eiEh-
teen years old aud made his record
ia 1887.
4 Belmont mare has been teUt nj!
the way from California TO Tcrne=-
see to bs bred to the ElectiOnCer s:a =
ion Bow Ben.
The Arkansas Press says: "OuT
State has al tie present time over
- 600 square miles of timber lands Of
tie first &c ,nDlnic value, and repre-
senting vast wonderful wealth"
The crop of pineapples raised this
season in Florida is estimated he
tween % 900 aud 5000 crates. he
raising CT riucappies has been at
tempted within the Lost few years
when Nancy Hanks made her rec
oi,i Of 100 last year she wore 81
ounce shoes in front, with ro Toe
weight, and f0ur-Ounce hind shoe,
with the toe golged out
The races were postponed yesterday
at Buffalo on account Of the rain. Ut
Is possible the Pointer-D.rect race
will not come oft 10 day ~ wss IN
! tended. The talent seems TO tee back
ing the gr,at gelding.
The rice crop Of the United States
! this year. under any favorable grow
! Ing conditions, c9n hardly fall sE0rt
| Of 5 800, $50 bushels, an advance OF
about 30 per cent. over any previous
year.
Marine, tue good young -oI Of Ten
uessee Wilkes, went mile cut 81
2:2S94 yesterday down ct E'5eils. -
/ is tn ree-years-O Old aud IL out Of lEf
| great brood mare, MARY NJ" dam o
McEwcn, 2'lSI2 ami two others.
Richard Ten Brock, ons Of the mos
! picturesque characters ever knoWi
| to the turf, ami the first American L
win with American horses tho r!cl
English purses. va- found dead "a
I'll, home III Oakland, Cal, yesterday
Il is reported that trotting stations
/ viii not be mated with thoroughbred
mares st pain Alto Farm hereafter
! Probably the reason for this is tina
/ Senator Stanford does not own ;
second EIcctiOncer--Spirit Of th'
Hub.
This is not stock item but W,
hope youIl not forget to vote T.
! Chas. .. Nicholson for magistrate
West End ought to be entitled t.
something, and Mr. Nicholson l.
aboTt ~ good slayer rs anybody W.
have got. He viii make an upriEh
and honest magistrate and - wei
vcrscd in the law.
Charlie Hatcher is authority TO
the statement that the weather 60
too hot for his setting hen and sn'
ANONYMOUSLY left her nest thinking
perhaps the thermometer would G.
the rest. But the rooster though
differently, and took her place. ii
stood it till one chicken came ant
! thinking that YVES enough for
gentleman he left too Charlie cal
prove this by Horace FrIersOn, Jr
and three other boys.
Dr.. D. II. Mast writes that LGure
by brown Hal, out OF. Myrtle, by Eu
ii,.Id, won her race at Su-hVille, Ind
. July -, IN 80 "a =. ZOt4, L.-DI1 II
states that the track was five or 81
. seconds slow end lat he expects ht
to 90 in 30 or better this year. Sh
: is the third of Brown Ha's first Gro
, of foals to enter the 2:3O list, the fir
; crop only numbering eight. The Ctl
q er two were Prince Hal, 2:l64 an
+ Susie B., 2:20l4. OF the other f";
= ole is u brood mare and the Othel
!. are geldiugs, being ridden or driver
IL is reported that Williams has he'
=. offered S20O,O00 for Allerton (2O5ll
= Offering is sometimes easier than n
cepting. But Allerton II great none
Garner sure.-Spirit OF the Hub.
= There is not hose in the wor
q worth legitimately the sum Of tv
; hundred thousand dollars or q
fourth Of it, When horse gets
n such q figure it is merely a queStit
u of gambling. lie is werth 50 iru'
= because his get may wAfsSeo mt
- money, that is all.
:; Thoroughbred Stallion for Sal
IF SENIOR, dark bas, I64 hands hig
> magnificent individual, 20
wears old. SENIOR is by Bersan @
~ of q sister t. Joe Daniels, and 81
ne teen other cr1sses Of tho best in