The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-12
OYER THE COUNTY.

Rev. R. NJ. Kennedy will occupy
the Zion pulpit next Sunday.
Garwood's Sarsaparilla guaranteed
may5-tf. A. B. RAINS Sole AgU.
Esquire Monroe Harris Of William
sport IL the fortunate possessor of
prOnably the Oldest coin in the State
of Tennessee and possibly in the
United States. 1t is French silver
coin, somewhat larger than a u. $.
silver dollar and was coined in the
year $50. He paid $3.50 forit nearly
abalf century ago and could no doubt
sell it now for more dollars than he
gave cents for it. When this coin was
struck the Christian era was less
than thousand years old, and it
was more than 500 years before Co.
lumbus discovered America.
Paris Green Headquarters,
mayo 2t RAINS DRUG STORE.
Gus White, sou OF Mr.. II J. White,
Of Fountain Greek, WAS called nome
this week by the sickness OF his
ia her. Gus is teaching school in
Williamson County, and is one OF the
boys that Maury County is proud OF.
Paris Green Headquarters,
msy5-2. RAINs DRUG STORE.
Mr.. II. J. White. OF Fountain Creek,
has been quite sick this week but is
thought to be better. His neighbour
hood would not know how To get
along without him and The HERALD
hopes he will speedily recover
Fresh Virginia land plaster at E.
w. Gamble Grocery Co. If
Mr.. w. o. WitherspoOn, who has
been quite sick for come time, is very
much better, and hopes 10 be out
soon.
Board wanted for the summer, by
a email family, in the country, not
over five miles from Columbi a.
Stale location and price. Address
IN. r. E."
II care COLUMBIA HERALD.
Mr.. Yam Phon Lee, a medical stu.
dent of the Vanderbilt University, il
expected to lecture next Friday night
inIhe NJ e. Church, at Mt. Pleasant on
! the subject of "Customs and Manners
Z of Chinese" which will be vfvidly
illustrated by so stereoptican viewr
!. Al. P. Morgan has the largest line
Of Oxfords in town jau20-1y.
Il Miss Matte Sue Hunt, of Augusta
Ga, is visiting M. and Mrs. F. +
Claw on, at their home near Ash
IwOod. Ei/\ II 4 I
We still have .. small lot Of bar.
gain hats aud shoes. A. P. Morgan
jan20ly. INK M
7 Mrs. Mary F. Sanford, former
resident of Hampshire, in Maury
County, but now OF Ovilla, Texas, has
for some time been quite i'll with
fever asAtaIast~accOunls she waS o
little better, but was still quite low
4 We are local agents for West Ten
nessee tobacco. Sold at manufac,
lures prices.
l. IT
The Ladies Aid Society Of Zior
!. Church, will give sn ice cream anC
!. strawberry supper on the night o
May 10.
You ought to see A. P. MORGAN;
white canvass Oxfords.
jan2O-1y.
We ask special attention to the
I great carpet sale, advertised on Oul
fret page, by the well known house
of Morton-Scott-R Co. This
9 is without question the greale.t sal,
= OF carpets ever undertaken in tn,
3 South. The house is strictly reliable
4 ana will DO exactly what they say
1t will pay merchants to look at theil
s goods, which are strictly first class
b and are offered at less money thar
d the goods can be bought fIom The
9 manufacturers. 1t is the OpportuniIN
OF life time for private individusl
] to carpet their houses Tor a very little
money. 1t
Garwood's Sarsaparilla guarantee (
may5-tf. A. b. RAINS Sole Agt.
3 We are ceiling ladies red and tar
2 OxfOrds now for $3.50.
I jan2O-1y. A. T. MORGAN.