The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-17
AROUND TOWN.

Send in your letters for the Model
Wife contest at your earliest conve-
nience, if you wish to be certain OF q
place, for we will number them as
| they come, and when we have enough
on hand to fill OUT space for the alIot-
ted six weeks, we Will announce
the fact aud close the contest in so far
as receiving new letters is concerned.
People who intend to take advan-
| tage OF the summer freight rates, and
the consequent low price of coal, will
save money by first getting prices
from I. NJ. Sullivan. Call him at
telephone 81, or address him through
the post Office and he will call to see
| you. JulyiI-4e;
-"L'Inconnu's" dream of 9 'Model
Wife" is very prettily told. We sus-
pect it was day dream, and beg to
suggest to the gentleman, (who is
bachelor, ladies y that it is about time
he was waking up and catching on"
We appreciate very much "the help
| ing hand he lends to our enterprise"
and wish his effusion would bring to
him happy home, influenced and
presided over by just such woman
as he describes.
Bargain Tables are grOaning I'M
! der their loads at
RoSENTHAL's.
There is absolutely no hope for
the average young man. III he goes
off to the Springs his ducats vanish
faster than the f1eeting hours. LII he
remains at home the "chufch 1esll-
val" will devour him.
Buy your Turnip seeds at
w. L. WOODBRIDGE IL Co.'S. l1-2t.
The date for opening the Mellow
ell School has been changed from
September the 9TH, to Monday, Au-
gust the 31st, next.
Remember our next bargain day
Saturday July 18th.
ROSENTHAL.
-HOme-raised watermelons will
soon begin TO crowd the market.
About the Court House then will look
like hog pen, unless the City Mar
shall and police do their duty better
this season than they have hereto
fore. We call the Mayors attention
to this, IN advance.
Buy your Turnip seeds at
WOLDRIDGE & Co.'S. july17-2t..
The Big Three will be named in
September. There will very likely
be some "buttOn-hoIing' between
now and then. The present Board
decides the question, however; the
people are not in it.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Shields died last Sunday and
was buried in Rose Hill Monday.
Mrs. Shields health, we are glad to
report, ia improving.
The World goes Round and
Round. Our prices never go up hut
always down, down.
iuiyI7-2t. ROSENTHAL.
Ernest Wilson has returned from
Athens and is night operator at the
depot.
Thara will ha a railroad Dionio in
Morgan's grove, on the 2Sth.
An interesting letter from Elk
mont reached US yesterday morning,
too late for publication. Our cores
pondent ought to understand our rule
and the reasons therefor, too we'll for
that.
For fresh and good and cheap
groceries, go to LAZARUS d SONS.
july17-3t.
The Sunday-school class of Mrs.
E. w. Gamble will give supper at
Mrs. CANDLES residence tonight.
Admission % cents.
-Robt. Mckinney, for several
years book-keeper for Holding &
Cochran, is now keeping the books of
Bucks Milling Co.
Sam Holding has gone back TO
his first housekeeping books for
Holding & Cochran.
The ladies of the Second Presby-
terrain church will have an ice cream
supper at the church next Thursday
evening.
| AT a special meeting of the stock
holders of the Maury county b. q l..
Association last Tuesday night, 1913
votes out of the 1900 in the association
voted to change the charter so that
the premiums instead of being de-
Quoted at once will be paid by month
| ly installments, so that a borrower
will get the full amount he borrows.
This new rule will go into effect Oct.
| lst., and is a good move on the part
of this strong and solid association.
AT its regular mo nthly meeting
last Tuesday night, the Maury Co,
! b. & l.. Association loaned out $1,000.
! The letter from Primms did not
reach this office until yesterdy, which
w as too late for publication. Will
our correspondents never learn our
rules, and that whether they under
stand them or not there is a necessity
| for them.
Blind Tom will be here next
Thursday. He is not only wonder,
but he is an enjoyable wonder when
he is at the piano. He is getting up
in years, and you may never have
| another chance to see him, so you
had better go this time.
--Nelson LpscOmb, of Birming-
ham, son of City Marshal Lipscomb,
is at his fathers residence sick.
The report that Mr.. John Ashton
had met with an accident at his mill,
by which he lost three fingers, was a
install e, he only lost one finger nal.
Mr.. Harvey Haley has gone With
his family, to Birmingham to live.
He will engage in the meat business,
and for honesty and fair dealing we
commend him to the people of that
city.
What is the sign when a young
man makes frequent visits to another
town about % miles north of US, and
then requests that nothing be said
, about it in the papers?