The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-13
OVER THE COUNTY.

-"Plato ct Socrates" is the sigma
ture to a communication received this
week from CampbellsviIle, Tenn. II
was written on both sides of the pa
per, and without being read was con-
signed to the waste basket. 1t is
passing strange that people will waste
time and labor and paper that way.
Certainly they never read the papers,
or else they must have very short
memories.
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
40 many testimonials that this can
be done, and we are so certain it will
work in every instance, that to the
subscriber who fails to make the saw
ing, and will return us the coupons at
the end of the year, We will cheer
fully return him his dollar, and he
will be out nothing, but will have en-
joyed the HERALD one year free,
without having to borrow it from
anybody. If
Major James H. Akin and family
were summoned to Nashville, Sun
day last to attend the burial of Mrs.
Atkins sister, Mrs. Maud Anthony,
who died very unexpectedly the eve
ming before.
Ashley Harris, of Tampa Florida,
who has been visiting relatives of
Williamson, left for Nashville, Mon
day.
We pay high prices for country
Produce, and sell groceries cheap.
Cook & MOORE.
A rabid dog was seen trespassing
the premises OF r. H. Kittrell, recent
Iy. The dog escaped unhurt.
Service of Song at the M. E.
Church in CulleOka next Sunday
night.
The Methodist church at Culleoka
is soon to be ornamented with new
lamps.
Come and look at Cook & Moore's
Northern seed Irish Potatoes.
We are sorry the "Three Furies,
Plus" writing from Culleoka this
week, are too discouraged to try their
hands in the "MOdeI Husband" con-
test. We beg to assure them that if
they will put their heads together
they will be hard to beat.
Two ReginOld, of Mt. Pleasant, has
gone to Fulton, Ark, to live.
"A telephone message from Tim
mons Wednesday informed US that
the Goth district school that day num-
bered 100 pupils. We hope the other
districts will watch the growth and
succe IS of this school and follow the
good example of combining their dis
trict schools, where they have more
til an one.
--On account of high waters Miss
Lucy Floyd had to suspend school
the first of the week, at WilliamspOrt.
AT Mt. Joy last Sunday Rev. r.
d. Ricketts, preached the funeral of
Mr.. Abb Beckum, who died recently
in Texas.
Mr.. Tom Alexander and family
left last Saturday for MorristOwn,
Texas, where they will make their
future home.
Miss Minnie Bratton opened a
school at Porter's last week.
Mrs. Sallie HardisOn will open a
school at Leftwich next Monday. A
school will be commenced at Forest
Grove the same day.
Come to Columbia the first Mon
day in April and bringyour stock with
you. There will be a great stock
speeding on 9th street, between Gar
den and Embargo streets.
Next Wednesday night will be |
bright moon light and our readers in |
the country should take advantage of |
the opportunity to hear the great edi- |
tor of the great COurier-JOurnat, |
Henry WattersOn. He is not only a |
great editor but a great Democrat |
and a great man, and his lecture,
which he will deliver that night, on |
Money and Morals" is conceded to |
be one of his greatest efforts. Tickets |
will be on sale on and after next
Monday, at Woodbridge & Co.'s drug
store. Price of admission rs cents on |
the lower floor, 90 cents in the gal
lery. II not convenient to come tn |
town telephone or send word to the
HERALD office or to Woodbridge & |
Co.'s orug store, and seats will be re-
served HrOr you. The house will |
doubtless be crowded.
Only one more week of fasting.
Next week is holy week, and next !
week is Easter day.