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

son was thrown forward aud caught
on the tongue aud In the harness,
The horses ran snme distance while
he was in this position and injured
him very severely before the Team
was stopped by some men who met
them.
Mrs. Leta Small Jackson, daughter
Of Sam Small, Of Atlanta, and wife of
James Jackson, OF Knoxville, has
brought suit against Arthur and
Luther Wight, of KnOxvi le, 10 re-
cover $4,000, won hv them from her
husband in q gambling game. Jack.
son inherited about year ago from
his father, $40 900 aud has gambled
most Of it away. Mrs. Jackson has
attached the mOnev of the Wrights in
several banks of Knoxville, and if
che can prove that thew won the
morey from her husband, she can
recover 1t.
FX-Secretary Proctor, NJ the Navy
who ia interested in marble works in
! Vermont, has made arrangements
with other capitalists to build the
largest marble plant in this country
at Knoxville.
The Executive Committee Of the
Southern Educational Association
met in Nashville last week and ar
ran Ved to bod the annual meeting
in Louisville from July IL to l3, and
then to visit Chicago and take part
in the Worlds Columbian Educa.
tional Congress.
The printing and book binding 90,
tebliehmpnt Of Parkes Bros 49,
, North Market street, Nashville, was
DESTROYED by fire last Sunday morn
ing. The Offices OF the Gospel Advo
cate and Tennessee Farmer, located
,, in the adjoining building, were alst
damaged to some extent.
A voung man named Grooms, q
: Cedar Creek. Parry County, wa
: drowned while attempting to eros
the Tennessee River in n skiff las
= week. He was on his way to Hunt
a ingdon to enter school at that place
q Near Grpenville, Tenn, last Sal
e urday, two young men, brothers
e named Jones, and their cousin Of tn
aamp name, were all drowned IT. tn
q Nolachucky River. They We're Try
e inP nav boat which was upset an
O threw them all into the water. Tw
g NJ them got ont OF the water, hut p
Il the third one was sinking they wen
II back to save him and all sank.
y Willie Clagg, the 10.vear-old son {
l. John p. Clegg ~ Nashville, drove
@ nail into loaded shell a few day
', ago and exploded it, burning him g
Ii he died.
!: There is fellow mp at Green Ba!
Il Mimi, who, every time he gets on
j. spree. insists on paying years sui
l. scriptiOn to his town paper, SAY
st Tom Nei's Gazptte. He has Alread
paid for his paper to Jan. l, 1927. A
ID effort will be invade at the next Tel
" nessee State Press Association
II a. ascertain what brand OF whisky tn;
fellow il drinking, in order that
ID may Ne more generally placed G
ic market
oil
Miss V. O. Wardlaw, President
of Soule College, Murfreesboro. Tent
has invited Rev. E, NJ. Bounds ID. !
e. Assistant Editor Of the Nashvil
Christian Advocate to preach q
ne commencement sermon Of that CT
a. lege which viii he delivered Jul
ne 4th. Prof. F. G. Woodward, A.
Literary Department OF the Sou
In Ca Dina College will delivery Il
er literary address, June s.
W The Memphis morning new
m papers are at it again, Their sng
cd is of the red bot variety, and t
q language they employ would not
IL considered specially refined by tS
90 momen or police court lawyers. 1t
he 4sfn t. predict that the weapons Us
d. will continue to be "words, me
g. words. n-American.
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