The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-16


a hor-e il frequently not at himself.
Especially with growing colts is this
true. A strong drain is on them TO
sustain their natural growth, and II
is easy for too much training 10 over
balance things.
At the sale of 3. 5. Thomas, trua-
tee, yesterday, George p. Webster |
bought the fine earling APEX, by |
Duplex, tor $3.50.
w. B. Greenlaw bought a good |
mare with MambrinO Patchen blood |
in herivtins at the trustees sale here
yesterday. He paid only 500 for her.
The wheat yield in the Northwest |
is estimated 10 be from 9O,OOO,0OO to
wheat, either.
Star Pointer, out of Brown Halls
dam, the dam of Hal Pointer, IL
being trained and is said to have gone
a mile in 2:l8%. He is three-year-
old.
l. G. Brown has shipped the mare
Cassie 2:22 by Tennessee Wilkes to
Ed Geers to be driven. She is said to
have gone mile i'll 2:l7.
"Cultul ed BOston"-she weeps over
SulliVan's defeat. Verify there ap
pears to be little difference between
mind and matter"
J. w. Howard sold to Martin
Thompson u Company of New
Orleans, $50 sugar mules. They were
shipped yesterday.
II is, said tlat \ rion will 20 against
his mark here ct at Nashville. 1t il
ai-o said that Marvin will bring
alnrg Sunul to go ag:linst Nanry's re-
cord.
Pnrce De Leon now holds the stall
| lion record for Tennessee. He il 10y
| PnurOast, dam 10y Cuylrr. second dam
by MaJnGrimu Patchen. He is u big
| black horse.
Some one ought To write a horse
book on the uncertainty OF know
ing what you have get" 1t will fill
long and indescribable yearning.
Glide, by Tom Hal, has gotten her
record down to 2:l9l4. 1t IS I"sSib!"
that Blue Hal viii also lower his be-
low twenty his season. 1t is now
2:2lI3.
Our friends Of the American Sports
man no doubt forgot to give us credit
for the editorial on The Antiquity
of racing" published in their last
| weeks issue.
| Vice Chancellor Bird of New
jersey has decided that a husband
must provide his wife with home
in keeping with his means-one over
which the wife can preside and not a
boarding house.
The PAGER Robert ]. is rather Il
pretty horse and needs but little in
the way OF trappings when ready Tor
race, wearing light quarter anu
knee boots, and when going slow,
trOts.
See that team of horses, how nicely
they go together, John. Why can't
man and woman pull together like
tLat?" "There's every reason, my
dear. Those horses only have one
! tongue between themn-GOnkerc
J Statesman.
1t does not appear that the corn
crrp in the Northwest il as good rs
il is here. There does not seem to be
much shrinkage i'll the price OF it,
and if it holds up our farmers will
get a q cd price for their corn crop
which ut present promises to be
abundant.
Mr.. Chas l.. Henry, of Andel son
Ind. an old Jersey breeder, las been
nominated for Congress 10y the Re
. publicans.-Jersey Bulletin.
We are sorry to hear OF jersey
, breeder going out of an honest busl-
:. ness and getting into such bad com
pIny. Better stick to his bull calves
! and butter milk.
+ A telegl am from Fort Wayne, Ind.
! to Waller Steele, says that Ella
| Brown won her race easy in three
+ str ,ight heats in 2:l1, 2:l2 and 2:l5
TIL, race was the PIG pace. Ella'i
Iameuess don't seem TO be interior
, ring with her much. She gets lower
and lover ~ the season advances.
[ No doubt Col Woodland il a fine old
Z Gentleman. but we would like to as
{ him to please take his picture out ol
1 the turf rauer-, where it las week.!
r occurred for four long years. Not i"l
f good. Oh no; q paper would mt looi
y natural now without it but just lon
!. enough to hive new style hat pu
= on. Well appreciate ii, Colonel.
Il Mr.. John Carey, an old driver an'
y ,,.I,, ,.NK-,,HH thA noted horse June
d mont 2:l4, died short time age
l. His will il very extraordinary ii
=, was a devout Catholic and 50 willie
4" Junemont and all his 10 ses to
& Catholic Priest. Fath,r Buyse. II
- hi4 widow he left home ard II stor
IL during her life; after her death TN
IL pr perry shall be used for the 's.at
e iishmcnt of a home for fallen girl.
le IT is announced from Washlneto
TN At OTdt RS have again been Issued
clear the Cherokee strip of the heJC
- of cattle which the Tanchmen haV
kept grazing there in defiance OF ~
-, Presidents proclamation. "A sun
u" Gent number OF trOous have Zee
ordered to the strip An1 II is state
that the "influence" OF the caffeine
" mt Washington will no longer ava
them to prevent the removal of the
herds from this faVurite grain
re ground Exchange.
Little Brown jug, the champiO
pacer years ago, il now in the liver
stable OF Robert +. O'Brien, on No
fork street, Cambridge, Mass. II
a. looks sedate, powerful aud gawk
Is. He is still firm on his pins, aud ca
get by the best OF them on the roi
occAsionally. 1t ls understood TIN
Ae the IRst time he changed hands Il