The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-01-09
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At once. r spectfully,

NJ. S. KUHN, Trustee.
Prof. Dodson's school at Hurri-
cane opened last Monday with thirty
five pupils.
The NV Caperton House, at
Spring Hill, is finished and ready
for occul ancy.
Human nature is strange; every
body wants money, everybody is try
ing to get il, and yet when THE HER
AID offers bonds and coupons, (Which
are nothing more than Orders) on five
business houses, whereby the pur-
chaser can save ten cents on the dol
lar, a great many people will go to
these same houses and pay that dis
count rather than take the time to
walk down to the HERALD office and
subscribe. 1t seems they have for
gotten that "money saved is money
made" If
Tie officers of CulIeoka Lodge
No. 13S, f. and A. NJ. for the present
year were installed Dec. 9th as fol-
lows: w. H. Wilkes, w. NJ; L. o.
Marshall, S. w; Marion Harlow, L.
W.; w. G. Martin,- Treasurer; John
s. Pride, Sec'ty.; M. b. Tomblinson,
Sr. Deacon; Jas. A. Cochran, j. D.;
j. G. Briggs, formerly of this
county, but now of Waxahachie,
Texas, is visiting friends in the
Cathey's Creek neighborhOOd.
C. X. Houser, of the William
sport neighborhoOd, came in last
Monday to wait OH the County Court.
He took time to make US pleasant
call.
Willard Worley, of Isom's Store,
Was presented with a bouncing ten
pound Democratic boy for a Christ
mas gift. May he live long and al
ways vote the straight ticket,
j. II. Blair, Of Kedron, is the
most regular of the regulars. He has
been subscriber to the HERALD for
twenty odd years, and he calls in to
uary, just as regularly as the first
Monday comes.
Call on me, next door to the Guest
House, where L keep seasonable
goods constantly on hand. Come and
see me when you want canned goods,
candy, fruit, cigars and tobacco.
dec26-4t Marion Ham.
w. K. Stephens, who has been
postmaster at Culleoka for fifteen
years, resigrel recently AMI Mrs.
Jas. Hickman has been appointed as
his successor. Mrs. Hickman quail
fed last Saturday aud is in charge.
Mr.. Stephens has performed his
duties in a most satisfactory manner
during his long service.
Mr.. John Ramsey, who moved To
Texas eleven years ago, has returned
to his former home near Campbells
Station.
The County Court adjourned last
Wednesday afternoon aud will con-
vene again the next Monday.
Next Tuesday night the ladies of
the Neapolis Methodist church will
give an oyster supper at the parsonage
for the benefit OF the church at that
place.
Miss Lizzie White, of the Con-
cord neighborhood, left this week for
Dallas Texas, where she will make a
protraeted visit to relatives.
A. L. Houser, who has been visit
ing his mother Mrs. E. J. Houser, of
the Concord neighberhood, and other
relatives, returned this week to his
home in Weatherford, Texas.
Squire James Page, of the God
win neighborhood, we are glad to
learn Is Improving.
MIR. Sidney Page, of the Goodwin
neighborhood, has recovered from a
recent spell of sickness.
Mr.. John Lockridge has moved
himself and family from Goodwin to
Columbia to live.
Lewis Green, colored, was buried
at Rock Springs Wednesday.
As we go to press we learn of the
death of Mrs. Brown Kinzer, of the
Concord neighborhood. We were
unable to learn the cause Of her death
or the time of the kuAefAl.