The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-21

ocoornDlished man in the Tennessee
ConferenCe. He is especially saturated
N.ith the hest classics in English ntera-
ture and philosophy, ana wlel1S pc"
that has both grace ana strehetu.
:" THE mite entertainment at Mrs lou
Uou0ht's. on last Friday evening, given
Inv the Ladies Aid Society, was sue
cess. ,.1.o,I..+ Church
= q atI1in0 of beauty since the putting
down of the new carpet, the re-pahhllhS
and re-cushioning of seats ana cjldhcSl,
and the finishing touches StNen 70 he
walls. The outside Work ha9 80 ~ ina
done. Mr.C. l.. BayliSs Is supeIlhtehu
The d3rkies have bought the house and
lot known as the "Old George Moore
lott and will build a church accoIulliS
to the dictates of BaptIst a'dotlad
is right on our "public square; WI
look much better than the old tumpIeu-
down store that marked the sp0I d 10"
DAYS ago, but, me thinks, IhS lIo 81.
| ChristmaS-tO-Christm nlSntly ui9-
! turbance will not be greatly rehsheu 10y
! our merchants aud business men: =,
Mr.T NJ. stephens has sold his farm TO
| a Mr.. Fry, of Lynnville. IL Is llIiI I1tf
| that he thinks of "emigratlng 10 North
Carolina. l trust the report IS untrue
! so far as his leaving Culleoka 10 rSslue'
and that he will persuade the Ia9y "
.sbecOme one of U.S." for, as Bro bolloh
| used to say OF MIN, no - nI - -
lures nOblemen. and we can III allOIU W
Miss Lizzie Hewlett has been quite
sick since Friday, but is improving
now. Capt. Hewlett, Mrs. Ann Ihoiti p
son and Miss Lou Winn are also on the
A wee little stranger with bright eyes
and ROSY checks, was ushered lhIo inc
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. IA St9PllS5IlS
last week. Mr.. Stephens says they We
| -, ,,,t Of names and don't know what TO
M Ms rsi NJ E.Record, and son Albert, of
IeWisburg, spent last week Win the
family of her brother, j. ). Cowdeh'
Mis- Lena Neelv, who has been stay
ing with her friend, Miss Alice WlIllali n
son, for two weeks past, returiIeu 'lii9
week to her home near BigbyNlile; -
Revs. w. III. Wilkes, w; Is; Faity' 1o -
f. Osteen and Richard ITuweIi' lel'
Tuesday for Nashville to attend COT
ference Mr.. Tidwell does not belong &c
the conference, but Will JOIN during tIe
present session and take regular WORK
Miss Maggie Hewlett leaves on To-
morrow for Paragon Mills I'd sPello
month with relatives: 1870, how,
Mrs. Phillip Bell is expected nome
this week from Kansas City, where S n'
has been since February Nlsl'ihS NC
daughter, Mrs. Pratt. 81.
week at Campbell's Station with ne
niece Mrs. Hattie Witt. Mrs. VIII am
family leave soon tor ocean SPI inS
} Mississippi, near which place they VII
Mrs. Marshall has returned from
? visit to relatives in Indiana ana othe
Northern States. She says corn Is yer.
scarce up there, that crop oelhS
Tnere is something like a "corl
manic" in our community. Ihere Is al
abundance of fine corn raised mere
e the price rating from SliJ 10 9Zuo pc
barrel; but some crank hhNlnS sal 20
the report that it will go to $500 per nal
rel by Xmas, has scared up those Wh
have corn to buy, and caused the IaI Il!
OPS who need money and have corn
sell. to kind o hold back before Ihey II
= il go. 1900, ,,,.;,.o h,
Hogs are selling for Soou price, ~
beef cattle goes low ,to,,.,
The nolitical pot boils hereabouti
- The friends of the opposing candlu TAI :
u expound political economy WI,
e special application 10 ISiia IN
secular newspapers are mahihS
( lively racket from Alabama to heI
II lucky. 1t Is better tor our cltiZeHs.
sIet OFT steam" this way imam 10 Ploc
!. secret and use dynamite AS pfopaS'
tor of political ideas. Our elecllohs al
J, noisy, and have some unpleasant roc
nTas' int they are the safety valve
our Governmental engine. Cahdiiituattt
IL come, and candidates go, nuI ltpoi
IiTns When this political storm
over. the flowers will bloom as falr
over in old Maury County, anu ~
~ fields wave with hsrvests aDu am ~
n before. In the meantime, IeI 10 lem
orcas of ideas he allowed 10 allehd
J, nai0hbors and friends i'll tennessee
II We. each and every one, strong
- democracy, want to atiehu inc X go, q,
q. Democratic rally Oct. 21th. May NIGIol
"o '''i VERNA NILLIERS.