The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-04-21
OVER THE COUNTY.

The oath district OF this county
boasts Of woman who can DO a
mans work in the field. Mrs. Fair
made 800 boards one day last week.
A. p. Morgan has the largest line
of Oxfords in town jaU2O-ly.
On the 4th page, among the stock
notes, is an announcement card from
Me,srs. J. S. q G. a. Wright, pro-
rrietors Of the Little BigOy Stock
Farm, naming the horses and jacks
TO make the season there. Those
who have mares or jenuets to breed
would do well to turn 10 that page
and read the pedigr, es and terms.
The character Of the propriet0r8 is a
guarantee that any and all stock in
trusted 10 them will be well cared
Tor.
We are making a run on 81 so OK
fords this seSsoA. Give Us u trial.
Every pair guaranteed.
iat2O-ly. A. p. MORGAN.
Miss Winfrice Roberts, OF Roberts
Bend, Is quite sue, essful in raising
poultry. She is the proud owner OF
40 young spring chickens.
Miss Minnie Roberts, who has been
whiting in town, returned home
recently.
Have just received beautiful line
of linen handkerchief.
iau20-ly. a. P. MORGAN.
The residence of }. b Bond, near
Summertown, WA burned last Mon
day morning about O'clock. Miss
Iollcoifer, who WIS staying with the
family, made "A very narrow escape
from The flames, Almost the entire
contents were destroyed, including
MIR. Bonds law and general library
The insurance vas reported to Ge
only 1000 while the loss was est.
mated TO be not less than $4,000.
We still have small lot of bar
gain hats aud shoes. a. y. Morgan.
jan20 ly.
The Medical Society Of Maury
County held their regular me citing Oh
Tuesday last The subject Tor discus.
sion was Hysteria. Tue next sub
iect for discussion in regular order il
GrAnula Ophthalmia. A paper will
be submitted by DR.. Rupe and Drs.
Cox and HARRISON will make the
formal debate. AT the next regular
meeting officers for the coming year
will b. elected.
We have just received rev lot of
plOw shoes, A. Z. MORGAN.
jan2O1y.
Mr.. Geo. Huff, living rear C,lum.
bia, had hOrse ana siX pigs killed
by lightning last week. His market
wagon wa- also badly damaged. The
lightding first struck tee near the
stable, running down the tree ana
dong its damage.
"Blue Lick Water" by glass CT
gallon at Hendricks Drug Store. ct
The new postmaster at Campbel's
Station, Mr.. Tnos White, has re-
ceved ms commission and outered
upon the duties OF his office.
There was rather too much rain
last week, but the general crop out
look is still fine. ....
The potato men are complaining OF
bugs.
lHeTe WAS 1IOEl ldSt ICuuudy dhu
Monday mornings, but not much
damage was done. 1t will rather be
benefit than otherwise TO the fruit,
as the trees before were too heavily
ladened. That which remains will
be better developed. There will be-
plenty of fruit thl1 year.
We are local agents for West Ten
ncssee tobacco. Sold at msnufac-
lures prices.
Z. w. GAMBLE GROCERY CO.
If
Mrs. Josephine Maugrem is visi-
ting at the pleasant country home OF
Mr.. J. T. Bauguss.
Mr.. Lesion Maxwell of Bigbyville
is dangerously ill.
lightning struck a, tree in lot OF
Peter Hansen during the storms OF
last week, and besides the damage to
it, killed one of his hogs standing
near by.
E. J. King of WillIamsport, mas
lett Maury County and gone to Texas
He expects to make his home H.
Ellis County Of that State.