The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-24
OYER THE COUNTY.

w. J. Dukes residence at Ash
wood was burned last Monday; cause,
defective flue. Loss about $500.
If you wish TO save costs you will
call and settle your accounts.
| july10-6t. DOBBINs & EWING.
! MIR. Sam WitherspooD, of Santa
Fe, had a shoulder dislocated by a
horse last Monday. DIR. Robt. Pillow
reset it.
This is the season when goods
have very little value. Come and
make your own price.
RoSENTHAL.
The mother of Dan WIlisford,
who lives at Campell's Station, died
at her home in Giles county one day
last week.
If the gentlemen show a sufficient
interest in our Model Wife contest,
and our readers appear to appreciate
these special features, THE HERALD,
in the fall, will offer another prize,
open to both ladies and gentlemen,
for the best letter on the subject: SIS
Marriage Failure ?" The purpose of
The HERALD is to furnish it's readers
with an interesting home paper, and
10 do good by cultivating a literary
taste and giving opportunity to those
who may have a talent for writing.
The HERALD is willing to stand the
expense, if our contributors will make
the columns devoted to these special
subjects interesting to our readers.
"A great deal of malarial fever is
reported from all over the county
Nelson Williams, an old colored
died last Monday night.
Another car of that fine standard
granulated sugar just received, by the
E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co. 1t.
The last potatoes shipped from
Campbell's Station sold at $1.10 and
$1.20 per bushel, while the first sold
at $3.50.
-Landreth's Fresh Turnip seeds at
w. p. Woodbridge & Co.'S
july17-2t.
Wheat crop reports from all over
the county are most fiattering. Some
difficulty is experienced by shippers
in procuring cars sufficient for their
purposes.
We have just few nice parasOls
left. Come and take choice at your
own price. ROsENTHAL.
MIR. w. H. Wilkes Of Spring Hill
has sold his pear crop for $1,000. The
yield this year was unusually small.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Stephenson,
of A shwOOd, are at Primms.
If you don't want to buy goods |
you had better not look; our prices
will make you buy ROsenthal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Winchester |
of Kedron lost their little girl Lula |
Malinda last Friday by death.
-Landreths Fresh Turnip Seeds at |
w. p. WOODBRIDGE & Co.'S.
juIyl7.2t.
"A family picnic took place at Mr.. |
James Polk Hines last Friday in |
honor of Mr.. Hines sister from Texas. |
Quite host of friends and relatives |
assembled on this occasion. The |
time was very pleasantly spent. An
abundance of eatables was furnished. |
William Evans died at his home |
near Lynnville last Monday.
Go to Lazarus & Sons for fine |
Brandies, Wines and Liquors. They |
always keep good stock on hand |
and sell cheap for cash: july17 St..
w. A. Barnett, Jr., added his |
name to our Mt. Pleasant list this |
week. He is our youngest subscriber |
and about our handsomest.
Iron Congo" a wonderful new |
drink. A true iron tonic, rich in |
brain food. The greatest soda water |
drink of the age is for sale in Column |
bia only at fountain of Rains & Son.
july24 tt
things. Drink Iron Congo, the king
of health drinks, on draught at their
fount only. july24 If
Those feeling an interest in the
Bigbyville Stock show to be held the |
last Saturday in August, are hereby |
notified to attend meeting the first
Saturday of that month, to perfect |
arrangements for the same.
Miss Sackie Nicholson is in |
charge of the school at Andrews, and |
Mr.. Martin has the one at Rock |
Springs.