The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-04-24
OVER THE COUNTY.


DIR. A. T. Houser is not our Con 3orC
correspondent, and did not write the
negro sermon recently appearing in
this paper. Some of the colored
brothers became a little huffy over
the piece, and we say this that the
blame may not be the Doctors. The
| HERALD's shoulders are broad and
we will tote it all.
| Mr.. J J. Lumsden, of Hardison
Mills, with several ladies from that
neighborhood, called to look at a
printing office last Friday.
| We do general exchange bust
ness in flour aud meal for wheat and
corn. We give more patent -four in
exchange than anyone. Try US and
be convinced.
mch2O If BUCKS MILLING Co.
-Presbytery met at Zion yesterday !;
dinner will be served on the grounds
to-day and tomorrow, to which a
general invitation will be extended.
Our friend Mr.. Sandy Chappell
sent us humming bird this week,
but the little hummer will hum no
more; very much to our regret.
Even the Model Husband will
frown and look sour when the biscuits
are failure, aud the best way to
keep peace in the family is to use the
Blue Seal flour. April 3tf.
Carriers Creek has had dog kill
ing. COlumbia needs one very badly.
The weather has been so eX-
tremeiy warm that work stock has
su fer, d greatly. III few instances
they have died from over heat.
The Goth district Public school
has not been in session this week,
because about half the children have
the measels.
1t is we'll enough to experiment,
but those who dc, and watch the re-
suits, invariably return to the Blue
Seal flour as the best. April 3tf.
During one of the recent heavy
rains, Mr.. Jay Webster, near Lips
comb, lost q hogs by drowning.
Miss Maggie Ingram, of Mount
Pleasant, is visiting Miss Susie Con-
nor, in Florence, Ala.
The wheat Is growing too fast,
and the grass is growing faster, and
the farmer cannot work for the rain.
But the sun will shine by and by.
-Hendrick's Soda Water must be
awful nice, for it would tickle you to
see the crowds he has. Apr l7-2t.
John Frierson, of Mt. Pleasant,
came from GAINESVILLE, where he il |
attending school, to witness the mar
rlage of his brother Luther last We'd |
nesday.
The telephone line from Column
bia , Mt. Pleasant is being rebuilt, !
and forty foot poles are being used.
For a Good Pair Of Shoes, Hand
Made or Machine Sewed, go to e.
Gross. apr17-tf.
AT tie John L. Jones place, twp
miles from Columbia on the Nit.
Pleasant pike, the wind last Sunday
blew n tree across the pike, which in
terfered with travel until the next
when it was cleared away.
We weIe glad to see the genial
face of Al Nix last Monday. He and
his family are visiting friends in the
county.
For the Nobiest and Cheapest
Line of Clothing. Go to E. Gross.
apr17 If.
We have caught up with the let
ters sent in on the "ModeI Husband"
and are now ready for more.
We have published some awful good
ones, but we Hope others will not be-
come discouraged; the more the
merrier In this connection we will
remind our correspondents to be
careful of their spelling, punctua-
ton and capitalization, for we will
not take the liberty to make any
changes.
- -IS6N. d. d. ET"iIY pdSIOI VI L ullP |
street church, Nashville, will preach
the commencement sermon for the
Culleoka Academy on the last Sur-
day in May.
Several from Columbia attended
The supper given last week in Gull
Ieoka by the ladies the Methodist
church. The evening was pleasantly
spent and proved profitable to the
ladies in charge.
AT Z 80 P. NJ. to-day, in Culleoka,
Mr.. Young, of Hosea, Japan, will
lecture in the Methodist church in
Culleoka, for the benefit of the WO-
mans Missionary Society. No adj
mittance fee will be charged but a
collection will be taken up after the
lecture.
The weather during the past week
was characterized by an excess of
ranging from 3 to de-
grees above normal, and by heavy
rains along the eastern slope of the
Rocky mountains. Flattering re-
ports are made concerning crops
everywhere, and seeding operations,
with general farm work, are progress
ing rapidly in nearly every section OF
The country.
The report is there will be an
other wedding III high life at Mt.
Pleasant in the near future.
Last Sundays rain was a rain.
Little Bigby was on a bowling boom