The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-04-07
OVER THE COUNTY.

Rains Worm Candy never fails.
If
John Akin, of Hampshire, was in
Memphis last week.
Rains Worm Candy guaranteed.
If
w. V. Thompson has returned from
Kentucky, where he went in search of
business" hor-e He got good
one. Silver Dare" is beauty.
Fresh Virginia land plaster at E
w. Gamble Grocery Co. If
Mayor H. L. Hendley is about 10
become horny handed son of toi.
He has purchased the Bentley farm,
Oh the Santa Fe pike, near Columbia.
One hundred and fifty extra good
mares and geldlngs are to be sold OF
auction at South Side Park, on Apri
IL, II and IS. Write to Shelton &
Leneave for catalogue, which is just
out. mch243t.
THE Jolly ROvers" will give
masquerade entertainment at tire
"e.id-uce of Mr. Dave Watkins, in
Zion neighbornood tonight.
Our new self-winding clock with
time from the Washington Observe
tory, il curiosity. Call and see it.
mch3l-2t JAMES BROS.
Mr.. Tucs. White, former post
master uuuer Mr.. CIeveland's a.
mlusura ion. mas been re.appointe,
10 the office at Fountain Creek. Mr.
White Is an sllrOund business success
He is a farmer, railroad agent, eX
press agent aud postmaster, and
keeps every iron hot; he is gooG
man any way you take him. Mr.. L.
q Fleming, who was appointed by
Mr. HsrrisOn, during his one year UI
service had made very acceptable
officer.
WANTED, a good young ia mel
that Knows how to farm and is not
fraid of work. No loafer need apply q.
A ldress T., HERALD office. apr n
The coal oil inspectorship for
Maury is sill hanging fire. Od
Pete makes haste slowly but he will
do the right thing wnen the time
"Omes.
AT Lazarus & Sons you can get p
p unis O. good rice for Que Dolla .
mar3l-3i
A movement is on foot TO get q
charter tor Culleoka, so that whisky
may be sold there. The good peopl.
+ inst community had better count
the cost well before they go into thar
business. To the tax payers, t.
religion AMI to good morals it II
rather an expensive Grade" the
,aioon brings. CuIleoks can BETTE
afford to do without this trade tina
TO have the saloons.
We are making run on 81 20 OK
rds this season. Give us a lrial
, Every pair guaranteed.
jau2O-ly. A. p. MORGAN.
, Mrs. n G. Sealy, of this district
has motherly ola hen; her nenshll
aOw has l25 liule chicks fOllOwiI,
J her. Last year she was given owe
s 80 to Care for, aud raised nearly al
OF them. Mrs. Sealy does goo,
zeal of the raising herself, however
: and she thinks sne can watch OH,
i hen with hundred chickens, bette
: chan she can four hens with % each
The hens require nearly as mucl
q watching as tue chickens.
OveIcost taken through mistak,
from Harlan d Parks stable, Mon
q day, with pair of new bucV ski
j gloves in pocket, gray or dove color
Y Please return to CHOATE Il AKIN
Successor to Harlan d Parks. 1t
Mr.. James Dale, near Mallard, los
tiue jennett last week. She wa
killed by straw stack falling on her
A. p. Morgan has the largest lin
OF Oxtords III town iau20-ly.
u The Mt. Pleasant pike begins +
e show very plainly the bad effects q
4 the mo toll" law. 1t is q "pount
8 foolish" policy to allow this pike t
!. go to ruin.
Ii DO untOward frost comes ther
{ will be an abundance of fruit tbi
= summer.
It The wheat, the clover, the grass
y never looked better.
d Last Monday, "horseday i
l. Maury,' demonstrated very clear
Two things. FRS ly; there are gres
many fine horses to breed to- second
e ly; there are u great many scru
h horses to breed to. 70 breed to
# scrub hocs" is high priced ut m
price. 1t matters not how cOmmo
: the mare, it pays TO breed to goo
a horse; otherwise you get a colt u
1 better than the mare, PROBABLY nC
as good.
. No one can tell what the element
q, will do for Us from now on, but =
u far the crop outlook is in every wa
o encouraging.
: Those who have not seen thu
e country since the middle of Marcel
4 would not recognize it as the same.
"Blue Lick WaJer,n by glass q
gallon at Hendricks Drug Store. 2t
W., ,rn l.aal g..