The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-03
oyER THE COUNTY.

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How do you like orr fourth OF
July issue? Have you seen any
country weekly that can beat II?
Mr.. Dobe Cox, one of the old land
marks Of the 10th district, died last
week He was a highly respected
citizen and an earnest christian man.
Now is the preserving season and
we are headquarters for all grades OF
sugar and fruit jars; get our prices
before you buy.
iunel9-3t. LAZARUS 81 Sons.
Mrs. Otter McClannahan, of the
Hampshire neighborhoOd, has not
forgotten the ways of her youth.
She has recently woven herself pair
of beautiful window curtains. out of
spool thread warp and silk filling.
We are still ut our post selling
groceries, and fruit jars cheap.
1t Cook Sc MOORE.
a-Mr. James Peyton, of lamp
shire, is in feeble health and nearly
blind. In his misfortune however he
is still fortunate to have kind friends
and relatives who are giving him
every attention possible.
When you go to the Post Office
stop and get candy and huit at
VESEY & EDSALL'S. June 26-2t.
Our friend Mr.. w. E. Green sent
US an early cotton bloom last Tues
day, but there was one ahead of him.
We are selling clothing less than
the raw material cost.
| July sgt ROSENTHAL.
DON'T fail to real Rosenthal's
specials; the prices are startling.
H. r. King, Culleoka's efficient
postmaster, who has been quite sick,
| is at his post of duty again.
Miss Ellie Clopton is visiting Miss
Sallie Smiser, at Culleoka.
Mrs. G. s. Williamson, Misses
| Mag Hewlett and Loutie Tomiinson,
of Culleoka, are attending the Mis-
sionary Conference at Lebanon.
-COmmissioner of Agriculture God
win and wife, are guests of DIR. God
| wins brother, at Goodwin station.
Wheat is selling at 70 cents. You
can get better prices by holdingit.
Maj. Joe Dobbins is recovering
from his recent illness.
Mr.. White Goad, son of Mr..
Lewis Goad, of X mob Creek, died in
Nashville on the 18th of last month /;
| his remains were brought to his
fathers home and buried.
Mr. Scott of Cathey's Creek, died
in the 10Th.
Mr.. James Whiteside, of Cathey's
Creek, died last week. He was. 81
years old.
Mr.. John Chapel and Miss Alice
Mckee were married Thursday OF
last week.
Ladies Oxfords at less than cost at
Our 81 shoe for Ladies is the best
/ in the world. ROSENTHAL.
july3-2t.
Miss Mary Lee, sister of DR.. Lee,
of the BlantOn Chapel neighborhood,
was quite i'll the first of the week.
-"Verna Villiers" has closed her
school at Martin Mills and returned
to her home in Culleoka for. the sum-
mer and will take up the quill again
for the HERALD, our correspondent
Barbara retiring for 1.-The present"
Barbara, in her interesting letter
in this issue, says forever" but we
insist that she take that back. We
are willing to give her a holiday
while "Verna ViiIiers" is at home,
but Verna goes away in the fall and
| then Barbara must write to us again.
Her letters give us too much pleasure
and no trouble, for they come cor
rected, and they give too much news
TO our readers for us to accept her
resignation for good. Culleoka
should be proud-as the HERALD is
of it's Verna Villiers and Barbara.
Culleoka correspondents will under
stand each other and not one think
the other has written when neither Of
them has. This is the trouble we are
having at Zion and Ashwood, and
| try as we may it seems we can neither
get our correspondents there to pull
together or pull apart.
w. w. Johnson, of Bear Creek,
was the third man to reach us with
his cotton blooms.
The hum of the thresher is heard
in the land.
w. II. Fender, of Greenwood,
Fla, is visiting Mrs. NJ. K, Fender,
and family, at Bigbyville.
While working on the bridge a
cross Helms branch on East 18th
street, the driver of Mr.. n. NJ. Jones'
wagon backed the wagon off a ten
foot precipice and the wagon pulled
the mules after it. Strange to say no
serious damage was done.
DO you want to keep cool? Buy n
summer coat and vest from ROsEN-
THAI juIY3-2t