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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
FAIR EXHIBITS

CHICAGO, April l5.-Exhibts are coming
INFO tie worlds fair grounds faster now
than ever before. There were 800 cars in
the yards today. The daily average of
cars received is over three hundred The
program for the opening exercises seems
to be generally misunderstood. WhiI. it
will be strictly an ont of-door event, there
will be no military feature whatever-no
parade and 10 display of troops. The
ceremony is to be very simple, and it will
all take place in Jackson park-the formal
part of it from a platform at tbs east front
of the administration building.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
HUDSON RELEASED

SALINA, Kan April l5-The investiss-
ton into the Charges against Hudson, the
negro accused Of a brutal assault-on Mrs
Frost, and VITO was almost lynchei on
Monday night, closed today. Hudson WAS
discharged. Two other men who had been
arrested in osher places As being the brute
wanted will be brought to the city to-
night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
SPECIE MOVEMENTS

NEW YORK. April 15-The imports of
specie at the port of New York for the
week were Sll0,3 300. of which sol 0S5 was in
gold and S9,215 in silver. The exports of
specie from the port of New York for the
week were 50 307, 100. OF which 81 $50. 2Og
WAS in gold aud $427. 500 in silver
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
COlID,N6 TRAINS.

BOUND BROOK. y. J, april ia loco
motive crashed Tito an express train Oh
the Reading road at Skillmau station this
morning. John j, Hiliisrd, Frank Francis
and Claude =. Laville were seriously but
not ia,slly injured. The telegraph oper-
atar at SkIlllaaa tainted when he saw the
accident.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
MINERS CRlISEEN

PITTSBURG. Pa, April 1.-Two miners
were killed and three others seriously in
cured this morning by the caving of the
roof of the Champion coal mine, at Woods
Run, in the fourth pool. The men were
engaged in drawing pillars from between
toe entries When the roof fell. The injured
will probably recover.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
The Mistake of Her Life.

She-I made great mistake in mar
rying you to reform you.
He-Why, I'm a changed man!
She-But your faults were the only
things Of interest about you.-Life.
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SENTENCED TO DFhTA

SEDALIA. Ne, April I&.-RicAard Rob
irson tcolorei). who killed johanna
Sceellman, 4 German woman on October
81. 1892. in Sedaiis. WAS today sentenced 10
lee hung OF Friday. June >, 1925. Inc case
viii 20 10 the supreme court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
HE ECONOMIES wEALTh

PIrTsBURG. Pa, April l5-James Dixon,
the expert accountant, has just Compler
ed auditing the accounts OF the Econognite
society, showing he society 10 he solvent
by small margin. Tue socie:y'S holdings
are valued at S5ou9.C50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
SCOTS Emulsion
THE INSANITY DODGE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1.-The attor-
neys of A K. Sutton have decided to &C
ccunt for his prodigious lying and errone-
Gus figures on the ground that he is and
has been insane This defense, 50 common
in murder trials has the merit of novelty
in trial for forgery.
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Arirnnletjcsl.

Terry - How many fish have We
hooked the day, Pat?
Pat-Whin Olive got the wan Dim
afther now, an two more, Oil have
three.-Demorest's Magazine.
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A LONG FAST

P1TTSBURG, Pa. April l5.-Mollie Me
bon, the OHIO faster. completed her thirty
days fast at a museum in this city to-
night. When she began her fast she
weighed POS pounds. Her weight tonight
was l6S pounds. She is very weak but no
serious results arc apprehended
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
RtiSSE{i SAGE
weli-known financier, writes:

The weli-known financier, writes:
800 FIFTH AVENUE,
New YORK CITY, Dec 20. 1890
For The last twenty years | have been
using ALLCOCK'S POROCs PLAsTERs. They
have cured me OF rhematic pains and pain
in my side aud back. Whenever I nave a
cold, one on my chest and one on my back
speedily relieve me.
My family are never without them.
- RT->ETJ AGED
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EAAGEO

Tyler. Tex. April = II n,lles ~e5t,
,colorcdj Mas hanged mere today Tor the
murder - b. II Curtis l1s. July. Three
thousand perSous. mostly negroes Wit
uess,d he hanging
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-16
A Moderate Ambition

''What would you like to be when
yo,l grow up, Wallie?" asked the Wis
itor.
"a man, SIR replied Wallie.-Har-
per's Young People.
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A POSTAL THIEF CONVICTED.

Doctors? Pshaw! Take BEECHAN
PILLS.
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beginning questions
Ibis mind in school work and a home-1hats "ndutry"
Soon him steadily climbing upward growing in knowledge day by d1n
PIVgrs
he swork by
anda Encyclopedia
school while playIIats
habits You
had One boy the habit and thinks he
in of smoking and bb the h
hofi dEng his time and calls necessary
the boy and girl shown the picture have formed the habit investigation
wouldn be they forced do but they have the habit of
that and girl
whatever they accomIl That's Success"
spoken for
THEN TO SUM UP
40 minutes ,,,; DAY. p, EQUAL E |;2ii'' EQUAL SUCCESS
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Drink Hendricks Soda Water.
New Barber Firm.

Mr.. A. L. Armstrong and Mr..
Shuneman, nave formed a partner
ship and will continue the business
Of running a barber shop in Mr..
Armstrong; present place Of bust
ness These two men are both first
class wOrkmen, and ARE well knowN
to the people of Columbia. They
will make strong team and do
quick and satisfactory work. They
expect to fit up a shop tirsl-class in
every particular, supplied with re-
volvlng automatic fans, ind other
late appliances to make their custom
ers comfortable, while being shaved
or having other work done. Those
who want the skill and comfort that
they get in the best city shops will
call on Armstrong Il Shuneman.
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Fresh Garden Seed,
Landreth's, Ferry'- and Crossmans.
II WuLDHIDGE, IRVINE d TOwLE
WEST END NOTES.

Mat Pope has returned TO William.
son County.
a. G. Hall was IN Huntsv,lle, Ala,
on business last week.
Mr.. q. w. HALEY went to Nash
vile last Friday to visit her daugh-
tar.
Easton Littiefield came out from
Nashville la-t Friday, on short
visit to his parcels, Mr.. and Mrs
William L,tlleheld.
w. SheltOn left last week for
two we ks visit 10 Kentucky.
Mrs, John Moore, Jr., returned
home last Saturday, after u pleas.
ant visit Of two weeks to friends neal
Summervillp, Ga,
Rev. w. q. Grace, of Hartman,
was the guest Of DR. w. B. Harrison
and family the fret OF the week.
Mrs. J. ". Harmon, ot Lawrence
burg, is visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Sheppard
ana family.
Col. and Mrs. Marshal Martin, OF
Coleman, Texas, are visiting Mrs
Thomas Walker and family, four
miles out on the Hampshire pike.
Walter Morris, Of Nashville, is the
guest OF Mrs. J. X. Farrell and
family.
Miss Ethel Puryis, of Spring Hill,
is visiting Miss Charlotte Whit
thOrue.
Col j. White Hughes, OF Topeka,
Kansas, is here or. visit to Judge
A. NJ. Hughes and family.
II ia rannrfp6 that tho nptatO b,1ns
are doing great deal Of damage to
the potato crop.
Mrs. Amis came up from Culleoka
last Friday on visit to Mrs. T. A
White.
Player Littlefield, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, 10 i'm
proving.
Last Thursday while Mr.. J. G. Nc
Cav was engaged in trying to hive a
swarm OF bees he was very badly
stung on the face and hands from the
effects OF which he was confined to
his bed for two days.
When the boys go out for a ride on
their bicycles they should wear tan
colored shoes, rink stockings and .
pretty pair OF garters if they want to
attract attention.
Lee Farrell spent last Sunday with
friends in Franklin.
Mrs. Beasley, who hes been quite
sick at the home OF her sister, Mrs
Joe Hagey, for the last three weeks
is reported improving.
The Telephone Company has
hands at work in West End this
week, erecting large telephone poles
in the place OF the small poles that
have been in use for several years
Mrs. A. F. Burnley returned home
last Tuesday, after spending a few
days with friends ia Nashville.
Annie, the little eight-year-Ol1
daughter Of Mrs, f. H. Wilkes, hrs
been confined to her bed for several
days from erysipelas on her face.
FINOCCIDENr
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
ATHENAEUM EMBARRASSMENT.


Lust Friday evening the public
was invited TO attend M entertain
m-nt given by the smaller children
who attend the school, in the study
hall of the Atheu9um. 1t did ut
tend in Il large body, and it is worth
while to remark that soma Aort Of a
hitch in the proceedings which the
management certainly could not
have intended to be part Of the pro-
gramme, kept the cOor5 from being
opened until five minutes before
eight and consequently kept large
number Of people waiting for long
time in the yard.
AS school exhibition the enter
tainment was q complete success and
afforded very convincing testimony
of the thOruughness of training the
little ones receive. The programme
was long and varied, being composed
Of vocal and instrumental music,
Dialogues, declamatiOns, etc, and
everything was rendered without a
single mistake or the least hesitation.
Taken altogether, the entertainment
was very gratifying Que to the
managers Of the school, to the little
ores themselves and to their parents
who were the most interested listen
er5,
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CRAWFORD HOLLOW.

CRAWFORD HOLLOW, May l5.-Once
more | find myself trying to give what
few items | have gathered for your
ever welcome paper.
The health of this neighborhood is
very good at this writing.
A great many of the farmers are hav-
ing to plant their corn over, on account
OF the CuLWOrmS aud budwOrmS.
Misses GerJle Craig and Maggie Kirk
patrick spent one nj hL last week with
Miss Ora Allen, of Bear Creek.
We are sorry t. say MISS Matte
HaTdlsOu is Conhued To her bed with
lever, and Mrs. u. X. Minor is very
sick.
Mr. Willis Jones, of your city, spent
last Friday night with w. r. Alkisson
1T this place.
Mrs. Peggie Dyre, Mrs. Maggie John
son and Mrs. Mollie Craig spent one
day last week with Mrs. Henry Kirk
patrick near here.
Mr.. \. n. Nicholson and Miss Laura
Sanders passed through our burg one
day last week.
Misses Foy and Mamie Atksson
ana Z aud Edwards, OF Rock Spring,
spent last Saturday night week with
their grandparents at this place.
MIR. Robert aud John Craig, of Left
wioh, spent one night last week with
their uncle w. J. Craig near here.
Mr.. Pleas Dean was in Columbia las:
Saturday on business,
Ask Maggie kirkpatrick how she
likes to sow progressed on Saturday
AS news is scarce / will close with
best wishes to the HERALD.
LITTLE STRANGER.
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COUNTY CULLINGS,
(Cotinued from First Page
MT. PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT. May 16.-Rev. J. II
Morrison, ~ Franklin, Is assisting Rev,
y. J. Foster, pastor Of the Pre- ,byterian
Church, in series Of interesting meet
ings. Mr.. Morrison viSitsd our town
two years ago AID sOwed seeds in the
hearts of his hearers, that have yielded
great results. His elOqueuce, ability,
ripe scholarship and Christian influence
are known and felt by all who have ever
heard bim. Some strong sermons are
being p cached and we trust that the
fruits of the work will be an hundred
fold.
Rsv. w. II. Doss returned from Pu-
laski Saturday, where he had been for
several days assisting i'll revival OF
religion.
Rev. j. w. Hunter, OF Nashville,
preached an HppreCiative sermon from
The NJ. e., pulpit on last Sabbath.
Owing to the variety Of entertain.
ments III town on last Friday night
Mr.. Van Pbon Lees audience was not
rs large rs had been hoped. A good
many church goers went to hear Mr..
Morrison preach, and Zone horse"
circus, that an i'll wind blew this way,
attracted goOdly number that were
not seeking for anything more than to
be amused. 1t was unfortunate thai
he came just at that time, but his lect-
EuTe was full Ut iuCerest aud instruction
Notwithstanding, and he promises to
come at some more OppOrtuue time.
MIR. viii Kittrell ami newly made
wife have returned to Franklin alter a
short visit to relatives here.
Miss Battle GRAY, of Lawrenceburg, is
she guest OF her sister, Mrs. Newt
Packard.
Mr.. y. Brownlow, wife and daughter,
attended the Baptist Convention in
Nashville, last week.
Mrs. w. Y. Wilson, who Las been UNI
able to leave her room for some time
we are glad 10 report as better.
Miss Mary Hin of Lipscomb, is WISH
ting Mr.. Tup Howard's family and at
tending the meeting.
Mr.. Giliie Irwin, who has been absent
from home for about six years, is back
on a visit. He says he feels like he has
been INDUCING in ar p Van Winkle'
sleep; the town has improved, children
have gotten to be grown up" folks and
all things bear the marks of change
Tie is undecided as to whether he will
again return to Kansas City or not.
. Miss Edna Roth is visiting at home
this week, after protract9d stay witch
Mrs. Edmond Hughes, in the Owes. OF
MIR. w. G, Brigg, came out from
Franklin Snndty and sp,nt the day
wiJh-bu; We promised not to tell.
Rev. w. b. Lowry is at home now, but
will "take the road again Friday.
ATHENE.
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OVER THE COUNTY.

For SALE OR RENT AT ONCE
A new five room cottage with oil
necessary out. buildings and two
acres OF land near the Arsenal, by
Geo. +. Conant, who is about TO leave
town.
Buy paints Of all kinds at Hen
bricks drug store. II
Mr. James c. McG4w, while hiving
d swarm OF bees last week, was so
badly stung that he was cOutiued to
his room several days.
Garwood's Sarsaparilla guaranteed
may5-lf. A. b. RAINS Sole Agt.
r. p. DOdsOn has bought from Rich
ard Cooke, what Is known ~ the Dale
place, two miles from Columbia, near
the Mt. Pleasant pike.
We are local agents for West Ten
ncssee tobacco. Sold at manuiac-
cures prices.
E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
If
Lost last Wednesday morning,
somewhere on the streets in this city
or between the court house and Coz
Riuley's, a large calcimine brush
with red handle. The tiuder Will be
rewarded by returning same 10 this
office. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frame, the EvaDge-
lists, who were expected TO be here
last sunday TO ala in the pGotracted
meeting az the First Methodist
Church, failed to arrive at the ex-
pected time, and many people who
attended church especially to hear
them were disappointed.
Fresh Virginia land plaster at f.
w. Gamble Grocery Co. If
This week there were over bum
dred cases on Jne docket against
negro crap shooters. How il 1t that
the meshes OF the law are fine enough
to catch the little mig bat yet let the
! bigger white gambler slip through d?
Tue drag net should be set to catch
everything, big or little, white or
black.
GarwOod's Sarsaparilla guaranteed
may5.tf. A. Is. RAINS Sole Agt.
So long as it keeps Oh raining the
street sprinkler viii not be needed /;
but by and by the dust will come; il
comes every year, therefore let's make
it political Issue i'll the municipal
election next fail.
We have some odd lots Of Laundry
Soap, UeU cured, we are offering
cheap to the ada.
tt +. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co
The name of Major JnO. r. Will.
hanson was unanimously endorsed
for receiver OF the Second National
Bank by meeting of the stock hold
ers which took place on las. Satur.
day.
Rains Worm Candy never fails.
If
The Suuday-school picnic Of St
Peters Church last Saturday was q
great success. 1t was largely at.
tended and both the little folks anC
big folks enjoyed their days outing
Rains Worm Candy ranteed
If
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Second National Stockholders.

The list Of stockholders Of the Sec
Ond National Bank, as published in
the Current yesterday morning, is
very incorrect, The list was copied
from the city tax books, and WAS gwen
70 the Assessor by Mr., Childress,
the Cashier, and the HERALD had
copied the same list and had It in
type, but learning that it was not
correct, We leave it out. II we can
obtain correc ct list we wilt publish
it DeXt week. Among the errors
We have been informed OF, are the
names Of Hughes & Hatcher, John
HOOrs, Jr., and r.. w. Watkins
None Of these are stockholders.
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ADJUDGED A LUNATIC.
j. II. Andrews Has Been Sent to the
Asylum at Nashville.

j. II. Andrews Has Been Sent to the
Asylum at Nashville.
Some weeks ago, as we noted mt the
time, it WAS deemed prudent by the
friends OF J. H. Andrews that he be
confined in tie county jail. His
actions were so peculiar that 1t WIS
evident that he was either already
insane or vsrgipg upon insanity, aud
II WAS feared that he might do either
himself or some one else bodily harm.
1t WAS also thought that his condi-
ton might he caused, or aggravated
by drinking. After a short time In
Jail he was taken home by his friends
aud received medical attention, nut
instead If grOwir z betta he became
worse and fiually failed to give any
sign of recognizing his own relatives.
1t was therefore deemed proper to
submit his case to n regularly con-
stituted lunacy commission aud act
according to their decision.
A jury composed Of the following
gentlemen was impsneled: II. B
TitcOmb, NJ. Ruttle, }. j. Hendricks,
0. G. Owen, J. b Ashton, r. n.
Guest, f. d. Chatiin, Ed Grsen, D.
A. Craig, J. -enthal, J p Street,
and Ed McKennOn. After taking the
usual testimony and applying tn" usu-
al tests this jury adjudged Mr. An.
drews a lnnatic and ordered that hH
be taken to the Asylum At NashviIl"
He was therefore takel to 'hc asylum
on last Tuesday by Sheriff Ragsdsle,
assisted Oy FL Green and his hrOthe
Il +. Andrews Of urfrpeshorn.
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Drink Hendricks Soda Water.
,pavTO-tf


w. r. Grishsm, .Ir, Palmer Shei-
pard, Wallace Wilkes ANA Wal son
FriersCn were the candidates receu'ly
examined for free tcholarshjp' in tn'
University of Teuntssee, The ps-
pers have peen sent to Knoxville tN'
grading, and the report is eXp"c &c
soOn. Prof. Kelly thinks all of ~ sc
have met the requirements OF the
l[niVL railY
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They "stoop to conquer"
w. P. INGRAM, Victim,
Bethel House, Room No. %.

I am "almOst persuaded" that
months previous to the suspension of
Bank of Columbia, the inception Of
its trouble was conceived in sin and
born in iniquity1" the offspring Of
which was bOycotting ,on account of
imaginary political grievances), con-
spiracy, (for greed OF gain and glory,
treschery, robbery, vampireiSm
II w. p. INGRAM,
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Agrieyed Bank Victims,

"Wbo that steals my purse steals
trash; tits something nothing
Twas mine, tits his, aud has been
slave to thousands;
But he that filches from me my
good name,
Robs me OF that which not enriches
him,
And makes me poor indeed"
w. p. INGRAM, For Self,
AS Stakeholder, and for One Thou
sand Creditors of Bank OF Colum
hia
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Councillors Distanced

When you want coal for your stove,
order Nut, at Is cents per bushel ;
the best Jumps and for CRATES always
on hand at w. A. RUTTLE's,
Telephone, 81. mayl9-3m.
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We are prepared to make you the
best and cheapeH | peck potatoe
Barrels. w. +. WILSON Il Co.
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To Merchants,

Old Virginia cheroots, Dukes
cigarettes and red seal cigars, sold to
the trade at factory prices by the
u. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Go,
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Irish Potatoes,

We are prepared to make you the
best and cheapest II peck potatoe
barrels. w. f. WILSON & Co.
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GarMood,s Sarsanarilla.

The only Ssrsspsrilla guaranteed
to cure. 4. b. RAINS Sole Agt.
maV5-tf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19
Try holden Rod.

An elegant new perfume at Hen
drieks' drug store. II
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

Buy paints Of all kinds at Hen
bricks drug store Il
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EOR CASH
We will sell you

We will sell you
Galvanized barbpd wire for 81 cents.
Galvanized smooth wire, Nos. s. 10, II and y,
N&3l4 20. cash
Wire netting for cottage and poultry fence,
inst received.
new stock of
Pocket ana Table Cutlery, RazOrS, etc.
We sell FIRST-CLASS
Tiuware at Second class Prices.
WAGON AND PLCW GEAR,
BLIND BRIDES, flames,
TRACES, BACK BANDS.
Call and see the
ING and WALKiNG GUL lVAi URSu
iAEBINBTlN ONE-HORSE SEED
WnlGa2 I = DROPPERS.
Genuine Brown Double ShcyelS, Malta
Double ShoYelN, Extra Calf Tongues
and Double ShOYel Points.
GIVE Us A CALL!
TELEPHONE NO. -.
DOBBINS =. & =. EWING,
jams ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

The elegant home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. n. MCLemOre was thrown open 10
Columbia society ON Monday eve
Mug, with progressive euchre
party. The entertainment was per-
tect in every detail. The splendidly
furnished home was decorated IN
every possible place with cut flow
ers and ferns, and was brilliantly
illuminated. 1t was regretted that
Mr.. McLemore was too i'll to appear
during the evening. Col. and Mrs.
y. II. Wilkes received with Mrs. Nc.
LemoIe, in q cozy little reception
room to the left Of the entrance, aud
from thence the guests were ushered
into the large double parlOrs, where
the game was played. After q pleas-
ant contest of two hours duration,
the prizes were won by Miss Edwina
James and Mr.. Jno, Walker. Mr..
Walker aud Col. Wilkes tied, and the
draw was in Mr.. Walkers favor
| Delicious refreshments were served
after the game. Mrs. McLemore
served ~ both host aud hostess with
| remarkable grace. Her personal
beauty was more admired than ever
before, as she so gracefully aud hos
pitably performed her duties OF the
evening in her own beautiful home
Tue evening was complimentary e
Messrs. Moore, Edwards and Watts
of Union City, who were guests O
Mr.. McLemOre. The following
named we're present and participated
Miss Olive Rogers, Mr.. Moore, o
Union City; Miss Mary Evans, Mr.
Edwards, Of Union City; Miss Min
ME Holding, Mr. Watts, OF Unior
City; Miss Katie Wilkes, Mr.. Jane
Smlser; Miss Mary Wilkes, Mr.. J. H
| Alexander; Mics Mary Cant, Mr.
Jno. Walker; Miss Nettie Cranberry
Mr.. Morgan FriersOn;, Miss Carter
Mr.. Lee Epperson; Miss o. Ballen
tine, Mr.. Fred GAMBLE; Miss Edwini
James, Mr.. r. G Sparrow; Mis-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

On last Wednesday night DR.. John
A. Witherspoon aud his estimabIe
lady entertained Misses Linda Fri
erson, Bessie Dale aud Alice Dickson,
and Dire. Hazel Padgett, J. d. Smith
and p. H. Mangrem. The time passed
most pleasantly until their fair hostess
invited them out to tea, and there
well just imagine yourself seated at
table where everything that the
most fastidious could desire, was set
before you, and then you have only n
small idea OF the most excellent time
these young people had.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

Mrs. CIawson entertained a few OF
her friends ut tea last Friday night,
to meet her friend, Mss Hunt, Of
Augusta, Ga.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-19

Minnie Foster, Mr.. Perry, of Florida;
Mrs. Will Morgan, Mr.. f. S. Fowler:
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Wilkes, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. d. Lander.