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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14
AROUND TOWN.

At the great Fail meeting OF the
Columbia Driving Park Association,
the admission for men will BE- 81; for
Buys under 20 years, 50 cents; / di 5
and girls, Zee. WI.
A postal card received from Ernest
Farrell saws he reached Houston
TEXAS safely and is very much
pIea ed with the western country:
If YOU wish 10 get in lick @t Har-
rison buchanan aud WitherspOon,
90 Rnd register next Friday. Don
wait units Saturday.
The first cotton for the season was
brought TO town Monday by MT.
Johnson and sold to Holding d Coon
ran for good price.
The clothing houses in Columbia
are doing n good business at present
Mr.LM. Sullivan is reported very
ow at his residence on Tenth street.
To euioy life use TUFTS Pills.
Hon. Bob Taylor passed through
Columbia Monday evening on his re-
turn from Lawreuceburg, where ne
addressed a large crowd OF Democrats
Friday and Saturday are the last
days for registration. Don't forge'
it, Democrats.
Lovers of MINISTRIES and fun should
lot fail to attend the Barlow Broth
ers' Miustrels. The company is al
excellent one and the performance Is
put on in splendid style. The "hrsl
part" is OF unusual excellence ana
goes through with dash and spark lie
and an absence of the usual chestnut
| ty flavor that is refreshing. The re-
mainder of the performance is re-
plete with oddities and uproarious
| fun A org house greeIed the com
pany last evening, and the perform
ance given should serve to pack the
house at the three Remaining per
formances.-St Louis Post spatch
Abb Rains and w. J. Howard, OF
Columbia, and H. L. Martin, OF Mid
way, KY, left on a fishing tour down
the y. f. & s., this morning, to sPeuf
a few day fishing on Shoal Creek, IL
Lawrence County.
A called meeting of CO'umbi'
Lodge No 81, F. and A. NJ, will b'
held tonight for work in the hrs
| degree,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14
SKINNED HIM ALIVE.
That's What Frank Boyd Did for
Harvey Thompson Tuesday.
It Is Feared That Harvey Cant L:'~'
Through the Campaign.

Ron. Frank Boyd, ID pa"crati"
Elector for this district, mel IL. =.
Thompson, his Republican opp nnent,
at the court hous- here yesterday III
Joint debate and gave him Political
drupbing he will not soon forget.
A god crowd assembled To hear
them. Republics Harvey was given
the opening and closing s;'e' chss.
Rovd did not want but oue whack "t
him. Harvey's harauEue was com
posed OF the u-ual stale faI!aci-a "l
his party, an,; WA delivered W."
charact, ristic nionot"ny.
BOYD is a taienle,i young la"y En-
and had al the adyartrg" h"th Ia
nratory and in the cause he Advocated
He warmed up To hi' suij ct a. Ii"
went along, and soon captured the
crowd mp'ej,ly. THe aI'!'!aHo'
that greeted i:in WAS g-mu'n" aud
enthusiastic.
He skinned his opponent iro"
head 20 heel, sailed him, and rubbed
it in without mercy. Ii ~aa rather
pitiabIe spectacle, but ailnr,ied more
genuine amusement than any Po'lti
cal event that has occurred here iur
ing the campaign.
We cry B"yd's mercy. We Wal
some fragments Of Harvey LETT Il
devil after the election,
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A GRAND SUCCESS.
Hurricane the Mecca of Naury
County Democracy.
Tie Village Does Itself Proud i'll Honor
of the Occasion.
Tn. Speeches ana the Dinner are Each q
the Best 1Uality-The Ladies out
in Force.

The big Democratic demonstration
at Hurricane vas a grand success in
every sense OF the word. \ great
crowd began 20 thrOnS the pleasant
little village ut "a! Early hour in the
morning and continued 10 come untIl
the time for the speaking 10 begin.
Senator Isham G. Harris began To
speak at II o'clock and continued un~
I'll |, when an adjournment was had
for dinner. The old man, eloquent was
at his best, and mis- speech was rerle1e
with the weighty arguments Amd apt
illustrations which he gives from the
ripe experience of fifty years spent
in the service of his State.
The political history OF this country
is as familiar ~ the alphabet To him,
for he has beeu one OF its chief butt
iers.
/ From the full fountain nf his en-
perieuce and knowledge poured such
fiood of over wheeling argument in
favor OF Democracy, aud sdch fear
| full denunciation of Republican and
Third party iniquities that il ewep'
all before him. Age cannot wIther
nor custom stale his initiate variety
The barbecue was the p2rfecnon OF
careful preparation by III listers OF IN
nrt. The meats, juicy and rich, and
the other viaads, prepared under The
supervision of Messrs. Galloway ald
Til. mas, were n delight to The mo /
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PERSONAL.

T. II. Everett is in the city.
w. A. Knight, OF Cincinnati, IS In
the city.
&c. Berry, of Chicago, is ii The
the city.
w. A. Jones has returned from
Gallatin.
A.P. Church left for Fayetteville
this morning.
Mrs. #. n. Jones las returned from
a visit to Wales Station.
w. H. Smith, of Granu Rapids
Mich, is at the Bethel.
Mr.. Tom Vesey, of Rome, Ga, IS
visiting relatives here.
d. G.. Paelan las returned from
Louisville and Cincinnati
Fred Gamble has returned from d
business trip down the n. r. q D.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Grant nave re-
turned from a visit 10 Carthage.
Mrs. Lou PetwAy, OF Nashville, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Calvert.
J. II. RUSSELL and Rev. G.. B. San
ders left for Chattanooga this morn
ing.
Miss Mary Evans has returned
| from two weeks visit TO friends IL
| Florence.
Frank w. Floyd, If the American
! HOrse Monthly, Of Letroit, Mlch., II
in the city.
f.. b. Hayden, of Louisville, ant
| Charles Il. Francisco, OF knoxville
are in the city.
Mrs. Mary Mayes and Norman
| KirlIman came down from NashVlll'
this morning.
f. d. Lauder retnrhed Tuesda!
from weeks visit to relatives a
Paducah, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Harris of Rich
I,nd lows, are visiting their son MI
J. NJ. Harris of Thu city.
Miss Ethel Collier left last nigh
for Ri extended visit 10 frjenus an'
relatives i'll Columbus, Miss.
Miss Annie Delmore left for New
London. Conn, yesterday evening
after a visit TO Mr.. A;kln, ait
family vt the Arsenal.
l.. f. Montgomery, Of jackson
Miss r. w. Bean, OF NashaVillt, an
f.. G. Woodard, OF ChatlanoOga, wer
in Columbia on business Tutday.
}. b. Langley, of Phiiadel phis
Jno. L. Smithwick, of 81. Louis, al
NJ. w. Bri-L+r, Of New York, reglI
tered st the Bethel this morning.
Mp. Lougacre, Secretary Of tn
, Hoffman Lumber Co, after sPendIn
several days here on business II
: turned to TT. Wayne, Ind, yeste
day.
Mrs. jeff Kirk, Who has been visi
. ing relatives On Cathey's Creek l'
= some time, left lat night Tor ne
, home at WaXahac"ie, TeNa-, Il con
-, panied by Miss Alice Cathey'
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Grinding an Ak,

| wish some one would tell me how
to .ris.d an AK on an ordinary grind
: one | thought l knew how, bat
The other day my workman took the
lob in hand and | found | reaIit
knew no hing ab ut it. ! shou q
! think the proper m-thrd could be
| illustrated with diagram. II l. n
simple matter, but onc # Z eat I'M
poriauce not on y TO tie ~ od-ch"P
per. ut Ia tanners gcu"r lily. / can
,.ut more wood with re AK 'uy ma"
s.-ar,., II Il ia in hour han | can cut
! witt an ordinary AK in a third l'nger
| time. j. III. q East r. ckaway, l..
! /. IOur cOiresp :udrnt does not IN
| form Il of he p culiar firm VIII ch
! he. q We to tn. ax in Y hiding that re
! found so obj ct ouIble, or tie per'e
| f rG given TO it by his bird man
| There are several poiuis OF imp"r-
lance which shout! be obs rived. a
very common error - III making tie
edge too Ob, Il e or round Il. Such a.
AK VIII thr.w The ctips out as fas
- hey are cut, but the cutting l.
low WORK. On the other hhn', the
blade may be ground too thin o.
ac ite, making easier cutting, but th'
ciiis are not cast out. y piO%er
medium can ba lie .rnC by trying
different fOrm-. An pIhrr ImpO tant
point is 10 make the biade COW y or
rnuuded Oh the fl q in the mldrie
Thi- has tendency to split the chill
in the middle and cat ii out.
another requisite for cay cutting is
he wight OF the AK, VIII oh should he
molt RI e, or about e." or = "
on Ids, but varying Nj il &C.,, pa
p $ II u-e, aui somewhat W ia &c
wood and the cho?p,r. The shape o!
he handle or helle aud the hanging
Of the tool are important points. II
may be easily understood 'ha' wheI
al thrse different parts are varied OF
wrongly constructed, it would b'
easy for the hired nIan to succeed
better than his employer. County
Gentleman.
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They Are At the Post.
HARMONY RESTORED.
The Trouble in the Police Court Has All
Been Settled and Peace Reigns.

The Trouble in the Police Court Has AN
Been Settled and Peace Reigns.
Judge Erwin handed down Tuesd y
nloruiug his decIsiotI II the fOur-siuCd
ease Which engaged his S;tention
Yesterday. Walter Johnson was
fined five dollars and costs. Henri
eta Dickinson and her husband,
Trank, and two other negroes swOre
to the charges against him. Several
white men who were with him swore
that tney did not see or hear him DO
or say the things with which he was
CHARGED; their proof, however, was
only negative and could not clear
him.
Judge Erwin thought both Mr..
Friel aud Mr.. DOweIl we're somewhat
Mt fault. Mr.. Dnweil ard the 9th
uflicere for not telling Mr.. Friel at
once " hen he Came up that they had
arrested johnson and for not taking
him out of the crowd while the in
vestigation was going on, and MY,
/ Er!ei for speaking too harshty an"
hastily. He took occasion to Civ
all the police force some good advice
about their relative duties aud tbs
necessity for working together IL
thorough harmony. And thus the
whole matter has ended, and the
force stands just as it did before tn
trouble happened:
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EI,ECTION NOTICE..

~, Tuesday. November Sth Mt all of the
various voting precincts 81 me soFrI''I IN fi
,ltstrints IF INJURY County, Tennessee VIII
according 10 law, open :ihd loI'i an ti'C,i,ii
for the purpose Of CltclnS WE'VE S''Nto'A
Tor Tie election OF Pr sideih ard ' zee
pre.idcnr of toe United States Of America
fnr the election of u Representing IN Noi-
,rict az ,T.,,urs- ee; for the election of Gov
ernOr for the state Of IenneSSt g TOT Lit cit'
ton OF a - cmher OF the senate IIE T ,,ie
N.uctce..th senatorial bisblc OF IChiSn-
see com posed OF tine counties OF itui :,
Lewis and Perry; for the election OF l0I ht
Representative from the couhllee q HIeS'
wi Iiruuson Maury and Lewis; for the eiec-
ton of two members OF the Lower hnise pt
Inc IrgiSlature or Tennessee 70 represent
Mar-v Comfy, The poles VIII open at
o'ciock a. IN and close at p IN.
The following JUDGES am, am Te @id e eiec
ton in their respective disu icts;
JUDGES or NovEMENR ELECTION, 1877.
District No. John Roach, Sr, K > Nc
Knight ard R-R ain; receiver inc 3, TG 81
son; receiver, Tom S"isTaSS. 800, II
32Harvey johnson, J Il Hardl~on ana IL
a. j Roberts = NJ wilkes and a Ollie
hay; receiver, 4 T Gillim ,,,,,.;,
5-R n Moore, X W tomas M" Eu" III
al NJ London Tom White and II y Mar
| tin: receiver a scott. I,
DIR A + Royd, 7 MurPhey ana
! walker: receiver J II Holder.
g ! Alexander T G NOtgrass and John
II Thomas; receiver, , ~ fI" " " u Cameron
81 ~ p,'E,t.ii. receive, ! Z McIin.".
! s.. p-:d'- store ~ \ ~ !i'''W q h err
| and Ri - !EugHcs: recover. Love M"hp.
| g-Co,rt-ID:.- e--G f ~, T.. ~. ' - pooiey
ana isaac S..i'r;t.s, =, c,iycr. T. II E"%SdalG,
l", ~, " 80" .T, !" g. * \ T.n,'om.
| fLS,rtt's >fiA-Nl"rt Holt. u \ MckiS-
sac- and gich#rd ~t"chara; receiver NICK
TT.H,-i:ntcrprts~ II y on.sr4ss; :, n B ;1
uer and 4 : ~I:.i..; receiver, - - NvIGSSH
! I2-NIt Pleasant :"i'r ii''"rtih. aoulf n
-, ,,,l 1. - Es..L..:-: receiver, J L coed
"T SANDY HonI---' rrrian wright, 4 n
Pugh aud j = Buullass; receiver u y IcN'
Az Golfers MiII--Heurr Nayes: r g Web
stcr and Jim Fleming; receiver : "e"
'fi8,Mt rIcasanlwiy Harris !Q q, E,i Eli,
an E-NH5!ii,iiar,spart--T J Frrs-tt, . Whi
KiI.zer aad j = Cnout; receiver. g " STOCK
aI9' ,tossay = s;huv-N J Massey. VIM H"l
oId " \ Snut, all; receiver. J " Fra rS94.
! Il-I'grc l[uuwls, Charley EicEvi's AN" +
niggils receiver tigorec '.r'I' $ ,,,,,.,I,
it-T II Ni>"n, W VI Biiiir aad ! IL bfook'
It+r Valley y = Johnson K .
Puckett and Jen KinZcr; receiver Al
9I[so Fixes NriIls-G X IIouser, c II ChurcF
and \ { LetSiugcr; receiver, j = Green
hI its.LI.H,nry rcaver. r d Adl,isson and Tor
}Ga.lilI. receiver, ! r. Holmes: ~
"a L Hnrbiscn. r \ Mckay, ana Ne
Davis rcsf,iy,G,r; q Goa" q ~ Green. VIM NIur
70 phey and W i BssshnIn; rcee!Ner'' y Mai
't &S,-Tmmons-T c Adams, e E :; A :. e.
oTd [, a dawson; receiver, W = h5ifE.1;
I'D G. Gregory, James \ SO" ell una }
TIukcrslE; rrceiV%r, IL - b.'liHM 1' -
! .et-Spriug HIN + ChrHrS, NJ tthlP"'
- 4 N Sally; receiver \ Grigshy.
N-apo,i--A forhess i+@g roster All
James E{,trclI; receiver, r J&ml III mn,
fe SiHI,,,n &c Minor. " } Craig aud d Wo
=
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A Well Deserved Compliment.

The follow ing self explanatory let
fer from President ID .hney to Prof.
Y. b. K4lly is no idle coni'lImeni
INIT a " ell deserved recognition OF 81
tho Dough scholar aad succ' ssfu
teacher. a.. IN 1909
Pref. i, y. keiIy,. o.i,.,,I
Principal of the University School,
Columbia, Tenn.
DEAR = RI am glad To be able 10
write YOU that the new students YOU
sent ms this wear, MeSSrS. Frank w nit
thorne. William \. Long, and Harry
Woodside, all made good entrance ana
are doing vety we'll indeed. they are
certainly better prepared imam me
average young men who apply mere LOT
admission. We have had Il number OF
other students from your school; l re
GnQ MessrS Marion DQrsctt Nl!iI4m ]
! WhitfL0rnc, il, and William i, Nc
! cord among the number. We all rrgTe!
J that temporary bad health has KEPT NJ
| McCord from returning to tho lhlNcI
! Sitv. He was an excellent student, ana
di1 admirable work whlle mere
! NIassrs. Marion Dorset and Nlilan
Whitthorne stand at tie front rank o.
! thpir respective classes and promise u
| make fine scholars. Judging your Schon
bV these fruits" we can recommend L
very highly. ,o.,.i,,,,o,
| With best wishes for your CONTINUED
success. am Faithfully vars,
CHAS. DABNEY, IN.
President.
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THE STATE FAIR.
| ChiIdrcn's hay October ~, ana "a Beauti-
! fuI Exhibition OFPOnies.

ChiIdrcn's hay October 81, ana "a Beauti-
fuI Exhibition oEPonies.
The coming State Fair at the
Cumberland Diving Park, Nash-
vile, in addition To its big pure ca
and attractive program, will have n
great maLy speciai features o special
Interest. Perhaps the most absorb
ing and intensely interesting feature
Of ali will Uc the great pacing
match between the pacing
champions OF the world-IInl Poin-
ter, Flying Jib and Mascot. That
will be m event one may remember
for life time, Il euj"v telling
about heL they are old. - oInd To
| this-in the eyes Of the ladies aud
! litt!e folk--will br the exhibition nt
/ "a mics and thr pony racirg nn Friday
! he Pit. LIB, raj atd special pre-
nIum- h We been utf red for these
, xIiiiti,.a aud rac"a, and fine
=. Lection OF the pretty little things
viii . ct Ice seen again son. Indeed
this j.. day for rvcrybody, fer P"in-
ter, Jib ~ Il Mascot make tie great
lio.t Of their lives hat day.
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THE :. ALMIGHTY
| 5 |
Is what we are ali looking for.

Is what we are ali looking fur
ON MONDAY NEXC--
We inauguTate gr, ut revolution in
prices and make some cuts that no
merchant dare follow Us on. Look
Read! Behold! Wonder and come!
BARGAIN COUNTER NO. !.
Not SON ething that nobody wants,
int something thai everybody must
haVe.)
Hamilton extra stout canton 49,.
flannel st. .............'.. .'t2f
worth 12l2.
Fruits, Lonsdales, best, A blch d =.
domestic at. 1900. "a
worth 1Oe.
Masonville, LsngdOn, best fl
bIe6ched dOmcstIc at. ~
worth 100.
Twenty yards to customer
Mammoth spool, Coats cotton,
containing 2, 400 yards for. ...... 3o'
Coats cotton, sells everywhere ut
90 each, our price, per dozen. 45F
BARGAIN COUNTER NO. z.
Dress Goods.
Our prices were 45f, 500, 6Oe, $50, 81
piled up to slaughter at. ......- .
Here you will find all-wOOI striped
and plaid fianneis, plain fabrics, plaid
faOrics, striped fabrics.
Rich velvets, all silk, prices weri
So 80 t. S. per yard for many of them
The whole grand lot to go at 9sf yes
9Se per yard.
On each and every Monday during
the year we will run the Bargain
Sales. Change of program every
Monday. Bring your peck et-bo k'
along. No goods will be charged
from these counters.
Walker & FPieYSOn,
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A SCHOOL BOY CUT.
Tho wound Serious But Not dangerous
--KesuIt of Play Ground Quarrel

Tho wound Serious But Not dangerous
-KesuIt of = Play Ground Quarrel
Chealrs Mayes AMI Will Webster,
two of Prof. BrOwnlee's schonl DoyE,
became involved in difficulty Tues
isy afternoons, and Mayes cut webster
i'm / NO or three places. One or tie
ruls Is on the arm and is quite severe,
though not dangerous. This cut IL
an Al, down the arm near the shout
der. There are one or two cuts on
the back, tut they barely reached the
skin and did 10 serious damage:
The trouble grew out of Mayfs'
! throwing "A all and hitting Weost' I
with il at the noon recess. Ii wa
! fhTowu fir-t by oue and thel the
| oi her until thry both became angry:
! 'TIhev went on and did their afternoon
worE. however, and Prof.. Brownie
thought the trOuOle was over, III
kent some BOYS iu after school AM
aid not pass out with the main crown
of his student When they got GU
M the echo l-LOuse, the two angry
boys renewed the qTarreI "h'
and one word brought on another uii
lii they were ready for blows. Weo
Ctr said he was s0 much larger thaI
Nayes he did not want to strike MIN
hut he finally laid dawn his BOOKS II
though he intended to do somei mus
| AID Mayes began to use ms XIII
with the results above detailed. IN
ditliculty il very much to be re
yreitsd. Both boys belong to on
hest fami les and their parents ar
the hest of fre: d.. There Will De
further trouhle about the matter.
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Storm S:lOl5.

The Tennessee PAGER is again to the
front with fast mark. Last we elk
we mentioned that Storm won hi-
race at Chiilicoth" O., best time in
2:l1. But yeste: day at Lexington he
again proved that the blood Of old
Tom viii bred on by capturing six
heat race, best time in 2:101a. Storm
2:IOi5 and r. Hector 2:l0l2 are both
Tennessee PAGERS, the tir-t by Brown
Hal and the second by Duplex, and
are an honor to their breed ng. Says
a di. patch:
a striking feature of the racing was
the low, ring OF the time very ma
tcrially below that of the cla>s IL
which the hrrs' w"re en- cred. In the
frat rae, which was con inu. from
yesterday, the winn + of every neat
made time conside. ably be:Ow n $
hest former record. The time, 2:l0l >,
ia the second heat Of tn secoud race
elected tren. endOus shout when j.
was announced. \ novelty in the
tiuttimg iine and in fact new de-
pariuie was the nine furlong dash
which constituted the third race.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14
Imnort,nt Business Change.

This is to iufom the public that
I.ought out the shoe store OF IL.
" Watkins and Will continue the
husire-s.at the old stand.
The stock embraces complete ana
carried assortment of boots, shr e. ana
hs.s and gents furuisning COOS. Ii
taking stock mRny of these goonis
have been valued st iass than nan
their cost, and viii he sold NJ & greS'
reduction, for the next thirty days
Come now and get the advantage OF
lie cut prices. y. PARK MORGAN
sent 30SnI.
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MAKE A NOTE OF IT
And Don't Forget 1t Next Monday.

And Don't Forget 1t Next MOhda!'
We will open on next Monday
morning, October Il, abott 500 ards
of mixed suitIugs for ladies dresses
and wrappers. These goods are 80
inches wide, wool filling, and ar" the
most serviceable goods for car thai
YOU could buy. II yOu were TO pay
As or SOC yard for them you get Tie
worth of YOUR money. But for next
Monday our price W i'll be 25c per yard,
money down or no trade. You haVr
never seen value like this retal!ed
over a counter in this city before.
They come in small p'aids, m!A"u
COLOR, etc. Better buy dress ana
put it away il you don't need II now.
We have had occasion before 10 re-
mark that Limitation Is the sincere
est fiattery." And repetition "'
this remark nov would not be ont Oh
order. If others do adopt our adVer-
Using methods however, you have
not Sc, Ii our little prices adopted YET
and it is not likely that You Will. W.
originate. Do others follow? Here =
few sPt cIisis:
/ Ladies' hcmstitched handEer-
| chiefs, white. ...................oc eaci
Japancse baskets from ....2e to 50@ eacl
Lead Pencils --......-... ..21g per PERU ,oI
Pears soap ....................l log a ca>t
Our clusk department is iuti Of the
newest things.
! These are busy days in our carpc
department. Rolls of carpets tina
we're large are rapidly getting smai'
Little prices on good goods IS " kat II
doing the work. Call in!
Yours, anxious to please,
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

by reqne-t, the Ladies Z lion
a asaSS 3' street T5 Friiay evening at 8
- lock. Subject: Coils goodness
aud mercy" Dent. ": 20 81. Mrs
WoIarihge. leader.
Next Su! day will lie children'7 day
Of ,hg First Cumberland freAhyteriai'
Church. Rsv. J. d. Gold will prea2 Il
in the morning the The Duty Of ,t tbs
HLnrch to the Young People The
c l"'' viii have their delightful
eeryice at rlght. Flowers, grains ana
fruits will be there in abundance
The Young Peoples $ .ciety o
Christian Eudeavor had n r0usine
meeting las. Sunday. rhe ;s ajSa9
ever held. Mr.. John w. WIlsol
| leads next Sunday.
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CoIulnbia's Great Meeting.

TIE outlook for the October moot
ing grows brighter and brighter each
day Entries 20 The purse RACES are
.omiug ia at a lively rate and IT
would not be surprising il C"luuh a.
list brohe all records for quantity a:.d
quality. Stables are HIrcady RrTiN-
ing w. j KerlIu. OF Montgomery,
Ala came in from the circuits nu
yesterday 18th elcveu head White
Sig IDS, aud the fast McCurdy
II tmbieLnuian mare Was among the
number.
Two stables got in tbs morning
one with six horses, the other with
three. \ magnificent list Of sporials
etc will be announced la'er. Watch
the pIpt RS for entry lists etc.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14

ssl, riT Ragsaalc and Il n. Luun,
acting under rrdcrr from the County
Court, took Mr.. T.. l. Wate's, nf the
IS,h di.trict. to the Nv .un at Nash
vile lat night. Sir. Walter bee me
dcrangrd about eighteen months
go, AID attempted to commit sui
ciie ny cutting hi thropt He VAS
fist sent "a pay patient to the
Bolivar Asylum, bat his funds pave
out, aud he was scut hrme where lac
has remained IN il !hi- time.
He had never r'c"Ne. ei his right
mnd, hOwcV,r, and toe County
Court hes now srut hun 10 Ma hVillc
ST the eXneuse Of the CoulI'y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14
Nntine to Stockholders,

A meeting of the stockholders OF
the Maury County Farmers u
Breeders Association is called III the
Circuit Court room in ColunDi"'
Tennessee, at 10 o'clock, a. m, 81
urIay. Oc.cU Der 10, to consider u .
question Of al assessment on all
stock To pay the associRtl"n cut oi
debt and all stockholders not appeal
ing will be considered as "gretlng !"
}. x FARRELL, Prest;
Ii MoRA Z. FAkIss, = ss,t Seo.y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14
The Drivers Association.

At Lexington, the trOtting horse
drivers met aud organized q Protec-
tive Association. There was quite .
large reprssen' alton of hOrsemtn, and
a deal Of enthusiasm WAS manifested.
A constitution was AdOp ed and set
of bylaws enacted. The election OF
officers resulted in The selection OF
ChAs. Marvin for President and crit
teuden Davis Wee President A
board of Governors will be elicit d
and the hoArd will elect IL secretary
and treasurer.