The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-09
GEORGE S. ALCORN
OVER THE COUNTY
Cabinetphotos $l.OO doz. at Youngs

Inc communication from - NASnCl
last week did not reach the HERALD
Office until Friday night-24 hours
after the paper had gone to press.
Hence its non-appearance. 1t was
sent by carrier, and we suspect that
"Vashtl" started it about four days
before it got here.
Mr.. w. Derryberry, of the Lasea
neighborhood, has gone to Dickson
county to teach class in singing.
w. T. Hay came up from Law
renee County Monday TO see his
brother Frank, on Leiper's Creek,
who has been sick for some time.
JUST RECEIvED-Our new stock of
canned goods, such as cherries, rasp-
berries, blackberries, June peas,
sifted peas, c-eam sugar corn, goose
berries, stringbeans, apricots, white
Heath peaches, yellow cling peaches,
white apples; In fact, everything in
this line. WHITE & DAIMwooD. 1t
Mrs. Benson Evans, who has been
visiting home-folks in the Roberts
Bend, and Mrs. N. M. Page, of Tim
mons, returned home the first of the
week.
In the Culleoka neighborhood last
week Walker Coffey found a gold
watch in field, lost 33 years ago by
the late Mr.. Brown s. Hewlett. 1t
had some dents on 1t, from having
been run over or stepped on, but the
works were in surprisingly good re-
pair, and the inside as bright as new.
Hon. Frank Boyd and Judge E. S.
Fowler spoke at Culleoka Wednes-
day night to house full of people,
and after the speaking organized a
Bryan, Sewall land Taylor club of
119 members: The following were
elected officers: A. J. Martin, Presi-
dent, Tolbert Digger, lst Vice-Presi-
dent, James Tidwell, End Vice
President, Matt Wilkes, Ord Vice
President, Yves Evins, Secretary.
The club not only started with a
good membership, but plenty of en-
thusiasm.
The country negroes, seeing the
depressed condition of the farmers,
are turning towards Bryan and free
silver, and there is talk of organic
ing some colored clubs. The Repub-
licans would be surprised to know
how many free silver men there are
in the colored ranks.
Miss EVE HARRISON is still very
low with fever at her fathers home
on Knob Creek.
Mr.. Clark Tindall, who has been
sick for long time, we are glad to
hear is much improved.
For all kinds of fresh family sup
plies, call at the new store of ]. 7,
L. Cochran, West Seventh street,
Bethel Block. oct2-2t.
Thepublic school in the Leftwich
neighborhood closed last Friday
and the assistant teacher, Miss Cora
Patterson has returned to Verona,
her home.
Mr.. Porter Harris has returned
from Texas to his home in the Left
witch neighborhood.
The County Court appointed G. M.
White, of the 4th district, to wait on
the January term.
Quite a lot of mules on the square
Monday, but very few were sold.
John L. Jones, Esq. and j. H
Courtney spoke at Bigbyville last
Saturday and organized a Bryan and
Taylor club.
Frank Boyd and E. S. Fowler
spoke at Bigbyville last night.
The New Red Wonder" is one Of
the best kinds of wheat grown. One
! of the best crops made in Maury
County was of that kind. If yoU
: wish to give it trial address S. w
Warfield, who has it for sale. He
is still headquarters for Winter Tur1
Oats and Poland China pigs.
janl0-tf
! Don't forget the Democratic pri-
maries, to be held next Thursday
the 18th. Show enough interest in
; Democracy to go to the polls and
vote. If you can't take choice be
!. tween men, take choice between
! their records, and vote for the best
! Congressional timber.
, If you live in the ninth district o
this county and havn't registered
/ and don't register to-day or to-mor
, row, you can't vote.next November
Better register to-day; you NIGH
forget it tomorrow.
g Tom Lunn and Will kirkpatrick
/, have returned from Texas. The!
couldn't stay long from Hampshire