The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-04-03
OVER THE COUNTY.

Miss Alice Cathey will commence
school at Kettle Mills next Monday,
and Miss Mamie CatlIey will COM
mence the same day at the Strayhorn
school house.
The HERALD adds another inter
esting correspondent to its family this
week. After much persuasion we
have won the consent of one who lives
in q good locality TO hear the news
from Zion and Ashwood, and. those
Two prosperous neighborhOOds will
always furnish something to write
about. We promise our readers II
they will make something hapl er,
our correspondents will write 1t up
entertainingly.
Hog cholera is raging in some
parts of the county.
1t Is well enough to experiment,
but those who do, and watch tie 70
suits, invariably re urn 10 the Blue
Seal flour as he best. A Irli III.
Pay us 81 and we will send you
THE HERALD one year, and give you
our coupons, from which you save
more than the 81 paid out. We have
so many testimonials that this can
be done, and we are so certain 1t VIII
work in every instance, that to the
subscriber who fails to make the aV-
ing, and will return us the coupons at
the end of the year, we will cheer-
fully return him his dollar, and ne
will be out nothing, but will have en-
ioyed the HERALD one year 1reei
without having to borrow 1t from
anybody. u
Special rates on the railroad next
Friday, on account of the Schubert
Quartette, which appear at the Opera
House. Come and hear good music.
IL, hna1-
sss insdour and meal for wheat ana
corn. We give more patent flour In
exchange than anyone. Try us ana
be convinced.
mch20 If BUCKS MILLING Co.
-Maury's representatives, V. l..
Polk, G.. V. Cyrus and Il. ID. Gordon
have returned from Nashville, put
away the cases of state and gone TO
tilling the soil once more.
The first Monday crowd will ma
good groceries aid good liquors at L.
J. Tucker & Co.'S, on South Main
street. mchZ| ~
frown aud look sour when the biscuits
are failure, and the best way to
keep peace in the family is to use the
Blue Seal flour. April 3tf.
Our Campbells Station CORES
pondent makes good suggestion
That is, to always stop, when IN a
vehicle before attem pting to cross q
railroad track. If the train is not
close enough to be heard then, there
is no danger in crossing. But while
| the vehicle is rafting the train can
get right on you before you hear it.
This precautiOn would save great
many lives.
-Iondon Porter and Bottle Beer,
always on haLd at Il. J. Tucker d
! Co.'S. mchZI II
| The school at Hurricane was sus'
pended this week, on account OF
measles.
Don't forget that the HERALD il
the place to get your stock bills
Compare our prices and look at Oul
samples before going elsewhere.
The Misses Altman, of Corners
Vile. are visiting Miss Jessie Roth, IL
Mt. Pleasant.
IF you have any good stock, mex
Monday is the day to show it. Bul
leave the scrubs at home.
If you want to read about "Mode
| Husbands" now, and: later on about
"ModeI Wives" subscI ibe for the
HERALD next Monday.
If you want some of our bonds
and coupons, which will save yoI
more money than the HERALD costs
YOU, subscribe for the HERALD mex
Monday.
Capt. Jim Walker, of Hurricane
Switch, paid us a social call last Sat
urday. We are glad to report to hi
many friends over the county tina
his health is improving.
Dress making by Miss Annie
Doris.
Next Monday is stock day
There will be big crowd here and i
will be busy day.
If you want to encourage papel
to give all the news of the county ant
to make a special feature of the stool
interests, subscribe for the HERALI
next Monday.
Seed sweet potatoes for sale a
Cook 81 MOO-e's. 1t.