The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-04-10
cvER TIE CoUarY.

MFR. w. H. Loveland, of the End
Infantry, is visiting relatives at
HchenWald. He was in the recent
Indian troubles and gives an interest
ing account of the frontier life.
Miss Mamie Cathey has enrolled
forty pupils at the Strayhorn school
house.
1T is well enough to experiment,
but those who do, and watch the e.
suits, invariably. return to the Blue
Seal flour as the best. April I'll.
The good folks of Maury have a
Eight to feel proud of the fine horses
they showed last Monday.
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
80 many testimonials that this can
be done, and we are so certain 1t 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-
iOyed the HERALD one year free,
without having to borrow it from
anybody. tt
Mai. James It. Moore called in to
renew his subscription last Monday,
and presented himself to several
friends present as the "neXt Sheriff
of Maury county" Maj. Moore is
one of the HERALD'S oldest subscrib-
ers and life long Democrat.
All the strawberries in bloom
We're killed by the recent cold snap.
We do q general exchange bust
ness in flour and meal for wheat and
corn. We give more patent flour in
exchange than anyone. Try US and
be convinced.
Mr.. John.J. Stephenson, who has
been quite unwell for several weeks,
is about well again.
Mrs Henry Martin, of Kentucky,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Steph-
enson, at AshwOod.
The first Monday crowd will find
good groceries and good liquors at L.
J. Tucker & Co.'S, on South Main
street. apr10 2t
Pleasant Floyd, who was sick
with ( yer, is very much better.
The firm Of Southan & Smizer
has had the grippe.
Mrs. Daniel, at the Institute, who
was very ii with pneumonia last
week, is sh improved.
Even the Model Husband will
frown and look sour when the biscuits
are a failure, and the best way to
keep peace in the family is to use the
Blue Seal flour. April 3tf.
Lee Foster, near Mallard, lost ten
hogs in one day last week, with
| chOlers,
The recent cold weather killed
ome of the peaches but large crop
was left unhurt.
The cold weather made the wheat
look little droopy, but the general
| impression is that it has not received
any serious damage.
| Pastures were set back by the
freeze and s-ezing does not amount
to much yet. Don't stop feeding
| your stock yet.
| Don't fail to attend the closing
pei Torrance at the Opera House next
| Wednesday night.
London Porter and Bottle Beer
always on had at T. j. Tucker q
Co.'S. aprlO 1t
Bucks Milling Co., offers st mt
special inducements to farmers ant
mikes some exceedingly liberal of
fers. See display card on the seconC
page.
Trained animals, Roman races
Chariot races, standing races, steei /
chases, and a great many other thing
you can see at hlnS ~ frankIlu
show on the Williams lot, April 23rd
and all for 25 cents. This is the thirt
wear in succession this great show ha
been here, and they have the wei
earned reputation OF doing everything
thew advertise See their displs,
card on second page. aprllIO 1t
The l.. & n. railroad will gran
round-trip tickets at reduced rates to
day. to enable all who wish to atten,
the grand Schubert concert tonight
Parties from Spring Hill, Pulaski
, Mt. Pleasant, Ewells and pupils fror
Beechcroft school will attend.
The remains of Mr.. Bob Campbell
were brought out from Nashville las
Tuesday and inferred in Lastin
Hope Cemetery. The funeral SCI
vices were conducted by Rev. Nj
, Haggard, of Neapolis.