The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-05-22
OVER THE COUNTY.

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of invitations to the 10th Annual De-
bate between the Plantonic and
Hamilton Societies, aud the closing
exercises of the Senior class of the
Webb School at Bell Buckle, June
End and 3rd. Mr.. G. G, White who
graduates this year was elected by
his Society-the Hamilton-to preside
during the debate.
Please do not forget that the
Attorney Biscuit is the proper thing
for Tea, Lunch, Picnic Parties ETC.;
little deviled ham or chicken be-
tween two Attorney Biscuit makes
an elegant Sandwich; you can rely
on getting them fresh and nice from
the e. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
mays 1t
Rains & Son advertised Paris
Green" last Friday in the HERALD,
and Saturday sold two hundred and
fifty pounds of the stuff. Ask Aris ii
advertising pays.
Think of this! You can get the
very best Blackberries for 10 cents
per can, and Rasberries for 121a cents
per can, at HAYS 81 DAIMWOoD'S.
may SGT
The Methodist Sunday-school of
WilliamspOrt gave a picnic TO the
pupils last week in Mr.. Mat Russell's
lawn. Many were there from the
surrounding neighborhOOds and from
Columbia. An excellent dinner,
games, and general good time.
Bucks Milling Co., manufac-
lures the Blue Seal Flour and every
pound of it is sold with the guarantee
to give project satisfaction. Ask
your grocer for it, and return it and
get your money if it does not please
you. But your return will be to get
another sack or barrel Of the same.
If.
We call Fattention here to the
notice in another place of the races at
South Side Park on July 4th. These
races. while they do not bar other
horses are intended particularly to
encourage local owners of compar-
atively green horses. The entrance
is free, the day a holiday, and the at
tendance we hope will be large.
When a dealer tells you he has
"just as good as the Blue Seal
Flour" don't let that go down, for he
is either mistaken himself, or knows
better and is trying to put a cheaper
grade on you. The Blue Seal is the
best, and Bucks Milling Company
guarantees it. mayS-tf.
The annual foot washing of the
Primitive Baptists took place at Lit
lie Lot last Sunday.
Some cattle are dying from clover
bloat around the Saw6ust neighbOr-
hood.
Just received fresh shipment of
Schumacher's Rolled Avena at Hays
& Daimwood's, 10 cents per package.
may S-3t.
u. stS.,Sunday while the family
were away a thief entered the smoke
house of J. E. Price and robbed him
Of some meat.
MIR. w. A. Blackburn of the NAL
lard neighborhood came near having
his dwelling burned last week by
putting hot ashes into some hen
nests, which caught fire, burning the
coops, wood sheds and wood. Fortu-
nately it was extinguished before it
damaged the house. Mrs. Black
burn was badly burned.
How to sell their flour puzzles
some people, and how to tell good
-four puzzles others. They can all be
made happy by buying the Blue Seal,
for it sells the best, cooks the best
and is the best. tt.
The closing exercises of the
Beechcroft School will be held the
first and End days of June.
Our correspondent from Carriers
Geek tells us of the killing of several
dogs with rabies in that neighbor-
hood. A little girl who had one for q
playmate and companion, had a mar
row escape from the dreadful agOnies
of hydrophobia. It had followed her
to school and during the day began
swapping at her and the children gen
orally, throwing the teacher and pu-
pills into great CONSERVATION and fear.
Our correspondent justly urges upon
our law makers that "if they would
IN n iciF ltx-Sa NT.
and means to get rid of the worth
less dogs in our land, there would be
less to grieve for and more bread for
the hungry poor"
Hays & DaimwOod are selling the
finest sugar-hOuse mOlasses ever sold
here, at SO cents per gallon. Try
them. may l5-2t.
Three eggs joined together by
shells about the size and shape of a
lead pencil, were found in hen g
nest at Carriers Creek this week.
Last week a Baptist preacher
visiting at Carriers Creek disappear
ing about in a demented condition.
Our correspondent from that neigh
borhood gives full account.
Please don't forget the new mo-
lasses at Hays e. DaimwOOd's for %
cents per gallon. may 8-3t.
Mr.. Bob Foster, formerly of the
Carter's Creek neighborhood, died in
Kenton, West Tennessee about two
weeks ago.
Typographical errors, or errors of
the printer, in any of the letters in
the Model Husband contest, will not
be charged against the contestant
unless the same error exists in the
COPY, for the original manuscript Of
every letter has been preserved for
the Judges to go by. So contestants
need not be uneasy on that score.
| Our Culleoka correspondent gives
an interesting account of a beautiful
celebration of Children's Day at Gull
leoka last Sunday.
| L. P. Padgett, Esq, will deliver
| the,address at the closing exercises OF
| the Culleoka Academy.
/ Parties who would like to have a
lntract forS furnishing fresh beef,
| would do we'll to read the local on
! this page headed Proposals for fresh
beef" 1t is the arsenal contract to
| let.
The rains this week have not
been as heavy as was wished FOR, out,
together with the cloudy weather
have done a great deal OF good: w.
F. Embry, a close observer and big
dealer in potatoes, is authority Tor the
statement that a larger crop OF pota-
toes to the acre will be raised tbs
year than last.
Blue Seal flour $500 per Dbl, at
HAYS & DAIMWOOD'S. may S-3t
Save Money
| hu Investing in the MaurY COuntN