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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28

chicago Real Estate Board.
rresldent--George Birkhofr. Jr.
Vice President--John II. Knight.
Treasurer-Charles l.. Hammond.
Secretary-Earl l.. Hambletpi.
Executive Committee-ticorgc III. High.
Albert Z. u. Gocdridge. Valentine II. surgh.
nor.
Valuation Commlttee-Dunlap Smith. Ed.
gar NJ. Snow. Robert l.. Walker. l,cnjamin
a. p,,,,,;. rsisendsm and james n. Van vll.sngen.
George L.. Warner. Edwin +. Gctchcll North
Side: John Mcconnell. J. Lewis Cochran.
Wes' M,,, side: Alber, J. stone, Jacob c. Magil,
Membership Committec-Lymnn Baird.
Willis q; Jackson. Edward =. Drcyer. Eu.
gene II: fIshbSrn; Henry /; Tprpsr Josiah
Wilson. Charles II. Rice.
call BOARD Committec-Joscph l.. Manning.
Tn,hbert ". Laing. John 7. Donlan. VIM. I.
Lukens Horace u. Hurlbut.
,Iefcrence Com:mittee-Snmuel T.. Gross.
Edward W. lander. Marvin A. farr.
Members of the Ch'cago Real Estate
Eoard.
Amick. Pleasant. 30 I.e Sale ri.
Baird. Lyman. nj La Sale st.
Baird. wyllys W.. 10 La Sale ST.
baldwin. Byron a.. Borden Block.
Ballard. Frank T.. 100 Washington st.
i,arnes Francis a.. 49, La Sale st.
i,arney. Bruce B.. Borden Block.
l,artlett John A.. II. 152 la Sale st.
Bay. Geo. L.. Gs La Sale st.
lBirkhof. George, Jr., 81 Washington st.
Boguc. George NJ. The Rookpry.
I!oguc. Hambetcn. H.. The Rookcry.
Bond. William A.. 11j Dearborn ST.
l.onney. Charles H.. Lexington Hotel.
Bourniaue. Eugene A.. Chamber OF Com.
Butzow, Robert G.. IS In Sale ST.
cairnduff. William H.. 30l Inter Ocean.
Calklns. Charles H.. Opera House Bldg.
Canncll. =. wilmer. 1O1 Dearborn IT.
Chandler. Frank H.. 40 Dearborn ~.
Chandler Pcyton r.. 40 Dcnrborn st.
Chase. Charles e.. Chamber Of Commerce.
Christian. Harry W.. Tacoma Bldg.
Cochran. J. Lewis. Opera House Bldg.
Zoe. Albert H.. 100 Washington st.
Crawford. u. W., Masonic Temple.
crcmin. John T.. ~ Clark st.
Cummings. Edmund a.. 10 Dearborn 1t.
Curtis, John H.. liO Dearborn st.
pciamatcr. Samuel, IS Washington 1T.
Dc Young Benz. a., 1Ot Washington 1T.
Dietrich. Henry ~. No la Sale 1T.
Donlan. John r.. Ss La Sale st.
Donnersbergcr, Joseph, II. Il. Bd. bldg.
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Ing. AMI II seems To he u difficult mat
Ter To divert their attention from the
chief center. say from State street ana
Wabash avenue: and this II n class of
purchasers from which great clothing
store derives u large share of It's busi-
ness. II seems to bc lcss expensive to
20 where the crowds are than to under.
take To draw the crowds by the atirac.
tive prices and the advertising of one In.
dlvldual firm. Wllloughby. iiill " Go.
have u lease for some time 10 come on
their present location.
State street u apparently rapidly
taking ON II now aspect. though no
leases of surprising importance have
bccn made ana Notwithstanding the
fact aha, the Alackin property IL of.
ferpd at $4,000 n year ana no one has
slgniilch any intention Of taking IT..
, Tie improvements 10 he made In the
Mccormick Building u. Nos. liz and
fiG are attracting universal attention
AMI II Is probable that u lease will hc
closed any day for the entire property.
| II IL stated that Mr.. Mccormick STARE
1 vi ON 10 cHltHu S''.V'V on lii' ''ll'
provcmcnis. but that II IL conceded
that over twice that amount will bc "y.
pended IN the reconstruction ana iinlsh.
Ing Of the building. \ close Inspection
was made Of all tho modern and at-
trnctIvc buildings In Chicago. ana
VIXEN The rcmodcling Of this building Is
finished II will embrace some of the
best features of all of them. The In.
provcmcnts Inspected were such us
ars found In The ROOkery. IN schles.
inger Il Mayors front on Washington,
ana In the Marquette. II IL known tia,
negotiations were under way locking
to II lease Of the property to Carson
Plrie. Scott d co. on the basil. of $50,
coo. but they declined 1t. When they
learned Of the improvements which
Mr.. Mccormick intended making they
sought 10 secure u lease of II ut that
figure. hut their offer was declined, ns
was also an offer Of SG0,OGO.
III =
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28
A SINKING TOWN.
It's Foundations l'OncycOmbcd By
Crins.CrnAs of Iuunrln.


The town of Northwich. England. Is
slowly sinking. ana 1t Is apparently
only u question of time before 1t will
have entirely disappeared. The prlnc,.
pal Industry of the town Is the salt
mines. and the result of the cOnstan;
tunnclling has been such rs to cause
deprcssions In various parts Of the
town. which clearly bctokcn an I'M
pending collapse.
At q depth of 300 or 200 feet are I'M
mcnsc submarine lakes Of brine. which
are continually being pumped ont. ana
the upper crust of the earth Is thereby
corrcspondngly weakened. AS the salt
rock has been cut away large pillars
have been left standing to support the
surface, hut nt Intervals the mines have
been flooded and the pillars Of salt have
been dissolved by the water. Luckily
tho most extreme eases of subsllenco
have happened IN the sparsely settled
portions Of the town. ana for this rra'
son no lives have been lost.
Eu, the deprcsslons have affected the
buildings. ana It Is not an uncommon
thing to see buildings leaning over at =
dangerous angle. The roads In the VI
entity are dangerous to travel In the
night tine. owing to the fact that new
deprcsslons are liable 10 appear At any
time. and as the water rises rs fast rs
the earth disappears fall into any of
the pits thus formed would mean sud
den and sure death.
The property owners have accepted
the situation AMI concede that the town
IL due to entire destruction In course OF
| time,
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tukens, William j.. Chamber Of Commerce.
McAulcy. Daniel H.. 10? Washington st.
Mcdonnell, John, 1S9 La Sale st.
McNelll.. Mnlcom, H. Il. Board Bldg.
Aiagill. Jacob G.. stock Exchange bldy.
Manning. john H.. IS. 90 Deari,crn st.
Marshall: Philip H.. % Clark 81.
Martin: RoDcr! L.. 80 La La sale st..
Mead, Aaron H.. loo Washington st.
Mcrigold. William A.. Marquette Bldg.
Montague, A. j., 115 Dearborn ST.
Moore. Sias NJ, 110 Dearborn st.
Muliikcn, Charles H., 80 La Sale ri.
oliver. Frederick s.. b7 Washington st.
Out,,ct. Rubin NJ, 400 Home Insurance bldg
Palmer. Percy w. 80. 1i5 Dearborn st.
Parish. samuel NJ. i57 La salls It.
pauling. Edward O., is2 La Sale st.
Peck. Fcrd ", jr.: stock Exchange Bldg.
assy aSs; DGsSr ssus s a aS, S Is La sas aiie Tt st.
Proudfoot, William g., SO Washington at.
'rnsslng, Eugene ~. The l.cokery.
Rand; Charles Il. 4os, 81 In Sale st.
i;ekn. Andrew. 0i La Sale 1t.
l,ehu,. Jacob r., 112 Washington ST.
Rice. Charles D.. 10 Dearborn st.
| ltiedic. Frank. 3iO1 State st.
Rose. George A.. y Dearborn st.
tubel. Isaac r.. 1tO Dearborn st.
schmid. Godfrey. 6i3. lgI Dearborn st.
scl,rad,sr, wm. L.. Ir, i@ Washington st.
sss,bcrgcr. Louis A.. ii5 Mortoe st.
seymour. Herbert ". l,oycc Bldg.
silva, Charles r.. iso Dearborn , . q.
smith. Dunlap. TO Dearborn st.
| snow. Edgar NJ. SS la Sale st.
stsnsiand. Paul o.. 400 milwaukee, ave.
stone. Albert j., Opera u"nss I, Hldg. -.
swift. Icmuci j., 2i7 West Madison vt.
| Thoinassou, Nelson, IS Dearborn 1t.
Thompson, VIM, Hale, 22g West Madison st
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28

".ind this was the beginning" my
stepfnther used to add, half CEN
tury later. when showing his deform.
cd finger. "of n friendship that lasted
all our lives" This happened short
~ after the First Empire, when 10.
man virtues were emulated: but one
must not infer from this Isolated fact
t!nt stoicism Hourlshes vigorously In
til, french educational systcm.-C Cen.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28

Wells, Frank, ~ la Sale st..
WGseocMk hawn d @ WaseSE'ton 'ss nS:
aS%dtsr. %Isi 'G Edward d ~. H. T'Si is La Sale st.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.
Adds. owen r., Monatnock Bldg.
lass. Perkins. y. 40 La Sale st.
iiock. Willard Il. 100 Washington ct.
bridge. Reuci W., 912 Chamber Commerce.
Bryan. Thomas H., Monadnock Bldg.
Clarke. John ", Ashland Block.
Cole. George T., 50 Dearborn st.
Covin. William H., i1o Dearborn ST.;
r~S CorwisS. Charles Charlie I'll H.. scS % wasSnstSn % % st.
Fisher. LHeias g.. roik and Plymouth place.
Fox. Leo. Security Bldg.
Garri,y; Patrick l., i2lt Masonic .,,!., Temple.
Grcvc. Charles. .TRe Fair"
Greeley Samuel s., s22 opera iaIo House. :.
lInmlinc. John H., The Temple.
Handy. Henry H.. stock Exchange.
arris y3%Gs % Sa n Gi,SsSn ,SSpn s, st.
iiurti. Harvey b.. " Washington st.
Jacobs: william any y, i. , s: I!fs s, IiSs.
i% Lay. <. Tracy, ',ts; ChamSsr " "f Commerce.
I.cfcns. Thics j., l12 Washington st.
Letter. Levi H., 81 Clark st.
I.owcnthal. Bcrthold. Security Bldg.
| Mccormick, Il. Hail. 81 La Sale st.
Nelson, Walter O.. 100 Washington st.
| Peabody. Francis u. 1O4 Dearborn st.
| pcrcc. leGrand w, 525 The Rookery.
| Pike. Eugene H., 30i, 1914 Dearborn st.
| Porter, Washington. Hartford bldg.
| Prlndiville, Redmond. 511 Stock Ex. Bldg.
| Rickcoris, George H., 1O7 Dearborn 1t.
iiyerson. Martin A.. Chamber OF Commerce.
| Seaverns, George A., 1871 RlaltO Bldg.
| sheldon. Theodore. Borden Block.
| smith. Byron L.. 1O3 La Sale st.
Spooner. Frank r.. $50 Marquette Bldg.
| Starbuck, James NJ, Riaito Bldg.
| Stewart. Archibald A., Stock Exchange.
| Thornton. Charles s., Major Block.
Walker. Henry H.. Tacoma bldg.
| Wheeler. Augustus w, Stock Tx. Bldg.
| Willouyhby. Charles L.. 10 La Sale 1t.
Yaggy. levi W., Lake Forest, III.
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sion. And In this respect matters
take the same course NJ the chateau
ns they do Oh the farm. There II
great ringing of bells. II fenst, nnd
showers Of sugared almonds. min.
glcd with pennies for the village urch.
Ing. The haby's nurse. overwhelmed
with gifts that day. is the heroine of
the festival. Century,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28
Beginning Of a IifslOng Friendship

! remember the nnecdote my step
father, Count dAure, who entered La
Flechc before tn, regulation age of
eight, used to tell me. II was the first
time he had left his mother, ana he
was somewhat bewildered by the
rOughness of his comrades, who at
fected the airs OF old troopers. TO
make sure that he was not milk
sop, one of them, a veteran of II,
made him lay his hands fiat on the
ground, stepped on 1t, ana crushed
one of his fingers. This tOlmentor
was the future General paraguay
d'Hilliers. The victim. who nearly
tainted, bore 1t bmvely, however.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28
Poor PA,

MIA" inquired Bobby, "hasn't pa n
queer idea of heayenT
"Well, ! think not, Bobby. Why:"
II heard him say that the week that
you spent at the seaside seemed like
heaven to him."-Iondon Tit-Bits.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-28

What Is known M the Robert Rae
property NJ the northeast corner of
Clark street and Fullerton avenue,
li0Xl9I. .7Xl15Xl56, has been trans
fcrTed by the Kenwood Hotel Company
to W. y. Crainc for n consideration Of
$4,000, Mr., Craine Is the proprietor
of the KenwoOd Hotel Company. The
properly was traded by Robert Rae tn
that corporation for the Kenwooa
apartment hotel at the southwest cor
npr of 17th street and KenwoOd ave
nue., 3GXl57ha feet, some time ago, the
consideration for the hotel being placed
NJ S2s5OOO In the deed
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REAL ESTATE NOTES


". l.. O'llcarne h Go. report the fol.
hwlng recent sales: For Francis Foley.
a., building. 5ii Hastings street. 81.
VbO; for John Joyce. 1ON12j vacant Oh
tawudale avenue, near 2Ith street. 50.
OD0: Tor II. II. Pratt. Gotta gc 81 Jackson
place. $1,000: for Charles \. Weary. ~
Hi25 vacant. Mlllard avenue. near 22d
street. St..0n: for Peter Fortune. store
budding. 3155 Wallace street. $1,000.
AMI northwest corner Of Paulna and
N,h streets. 5OXl25. $1,000: for John
Boyle apartment building. $50 ana ~!
kcr. hat building. 3ii Winchester ave-
aue, si."IU.
-
Warranty deeds have been given by
J. u. Parsons. &. T.. Cook. e. T.. Ncrkrs
aud 4. G.. Mcrr,man 10 the West Chi.
eago stree, Railroad Company. trans.
tGrriug eighteen pieces of property FOR
= consideration of from $1,000 TO rs
high ~ SG5,uuu. making In all u tO,a.
Of x.Gj.s.O. The deeds are dated ag
Tar back rs Jan. ~. 1891. The property
~ all clear OF lucumbrance. with tho
exception of the tract located at tho
southwest corner OF South iO;h avenue
and prince street. 5S'iX2liS feet. ana \
tIth place and Prince street. I.y2GS
Iect, which was conveyed by &. e. Mcr-
rinan to the West Chicago Street Rail-
coal Company for S52.5GO. This j. cl..
eumhcred with II deed of trust runnin.
to the Title Guarantee ana Trust Com
piny. To secure the payment Of $50, ,O1U.
Tho property Is located AT various
points on the West side.
President B.rkhOf. Of the Chca 90
Real Estate Board, AZ the last monthly
meeting, appointed V. II. Surghnor G..
L.. Hammond and u. II. DeYoung the
eOmmlttee In charge Of the arrange.
Mcnts for the annual banquet, which
cakes place In January. l.. II. Frccr,
william Kent and Levy Mayer Were
elected associate members. President
.irkhoff announced that Judge Kohl,
aiat had entered an order in his court
authorizing officials IN clos ng estates
pay f5 cents for each sale held u, the
Real Estate Board. tbs VIII Increase
by 500 10 sofa year the Income of tn
auction'ro0m OF the board.
NhlduShhy' illl co., Who have
Wrch iocatei on tAe southwest corner OF
MADISON ana clark streets for twenty
SiA years, ana have made that corner
famous 10y their occupancy, are looking
Tor location on State street. The re
port has been current for some days
hnt various stores on both Wabasl
avenue and state street had been sub
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The Southern Battle Abbey.

The Daughters of the Confederacy
of Maury County will give an enter
tainment at the Fair Ground, South
Side Park, on the 1st day of May,
consisting of bicycle racing and rid
ing, and tournament. There will
be four prizes offered to the BIZ
cyclists as follows: |. For the fast
est mile on 28-inch wheel. 2. For
the fastest half-mile on 26-inch
wheel. 8. For most graceful girl
bicycle rider, under 16 years. 4. Fol
most graceful lady bicycle rider
over l6 years old. There will also be
four prizes for the tournament!
All the tournament riders and boy
bicyclists will call on j. L. Jones al
his office, where they will get all in.
structions. The lady bicyclists will
call on Mrs. w. B. Dobbins, Secre.
tary, at her residence. Let all par
ties report at once. la e.iha
The ladies will serve lunch on tha
day. The proceeds to go to the
Southern Battle Abbey, which W.
hope to erect on Tennessee soil. lie
every Southerner and every sympa
thizer come and help carry out this
one of the grandest conceptions since
the war. The Southern war-song
will be sung with chorus of more
than 100 voices. Let everybod!
{ coma.
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penter is back, also, from Norfolk,
Va, and is making arrangements to
move to Virginia.
Miss Allie B. Camper, of the Co
lumbia Institute, Is spending the
Easter holidays with Miss Cynthia
Carter Giles County Record.
Messrs. Otey and Ed McKennon
and officer James Roberts were in
Nashville last week to attend the
Vaughn trial, in which they were
witnesse5, -
Eugene Caruthers of Nashville,
was herethis week. He graduated
from the HERALD Office and is too
good printer for the machines to
interfere with.
Mr.. T. Bledsoe Brown, who has
been attending medical college in
New York, returned home last Fri
day. In one more year he will COM
plete his course. saY au
Mr.. Enos Cardwell, who has been
visiting his parents in England, re-
turned home last Saturday. He says
he had an enjoyable trip, but was
glad to get back to South Columbia
again.
Mrs. N. Holman, Mrs. Will Rut-
tie, Mrs. Edgar Latta, and Misses
Matte McGaw, Fannie Alexander
and Genie Mitchell, are attending
the District League Conference at
Lynnville.
Mr.. James E. Ingram has returned
to Columbia. He has been in bac
health for several years, but his
friends are glad to learn that he Il
improving and hope that the future
may have better things in store fol
him than the past.
Misses Jennie and Josie Stray
horn, of Columbia, are the guests O
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Hardison, of this
place.-Jimmie McGaw, telephone
operator, of Columbia, was here this
week.-Tom Tiller came up from Co
lumbia Saturday and returned hom,
Monday.-Marshall County Senti
mel.
Mrs. H. p. Figuers returned from
New Orleans Wednesday evening
where she has been since Mard
Gras, detained there because of tn
illness of her little daughter, Mar
Dale. Mary Dale was just now abb
to be removed home, and is yer
much better, though by no mean
well.
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Public School Teachers.

A very interesting meeting of the
county teachers was held Saturday
at the public school building. Mr..
Jas. A. Bostick, Cha irman of the In
stitute Committee, made report,
which was adopted, recommending
an Institute to be held here, begin
ming June 10, 1896, and continuing
for two weeks. A committee was
appointed to correspond with and
employ specialists.
DR.. Padgett, who is quite gifted
speaker, lectured on the subject
"How We Eat, or How We Should
Eat" All present considered this
lecture great treat.
The State Superintendent of Public
instruction will address the Associa'
ton at its next meeting, at which
time a basket dinner will be served
MAUDE WILLIAMSON,
Sec'ty.
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SOUTH EAST SIDE.

Mr.. Ed. MYERS family left last week
to meet Mr.. Myers at Union City, where
they expect to make their future home.
We regret to have them leave us, and
wish them success in their new home.
Miss NJ. Woods is very sick at this
writing
Little Eva Mayes, we are glad to say,
is improving.
The Rev. T. II. Thompson is holding
protracted meeting at the Baptist Mis-
sion Church this week. He is preach
ing some able sermons, and we think
will do great deal of good.
Next Sunday night the Ladies Mis-
sionary Society of Main Street c. T.
Church will have special services. a
good program will be rendered.
We expect this year to remodel our
house of worship and make it an orna-
ment to our city. We expect our city
friends and others to help us in this
work for which they will have the en-
tire church's thanks. We are glad to
know that the Orphans Home OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church will
be built here at an early date. Our city
might well be proud of that.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull, of Santa Fe, were
visiting Mrs. viii Pilkilton last week.
Mr.. James Wilson, of Cross Bridges,
visited the family of Mr.. w. N. Wilson
last week.
Mr.. Stuart Green, of Stiversville, Wis
tied the family of Mr.. w. A. Ham
monds last week.
1t is with sadness that we chronicle
the death of our friend and neighbor
Mr.. w. A. Higgins, who passed away
on Tuesday morning at ii 10 o'clock, In
the 10th year Of his age. He was good
man, honest and upright in his convic'
lions, although he made no confession
of faith until few weeks before his
death He died trusting in his Master
and in the hope f an eternal life beyond
the grave. His funeral was preached a.
the residence on Wednesday evening al
o'clock, by the Rev. II. T. Thompson
! his text being: "For if we believe that
Jesus died and rose again, even so then
also which sleep in Jesus will God bring
with him;" LIST Thess., Ala. His re
mains were followed to their last rest
ing place, in Rose Hill Cemetery, by I
large concourse of sorrowing friends, Il
: bay their last sad tribute to one the,
= loved so well. He leaves a wife ant
/ two sons, and other relatives, to mourn
his loss. We extend TO the bereavet
family our heartfelt sympathy In Thu
sad hour, and may the all-wise Father
: guide and protect them until they NEE
again in that brighter realm above.
S TRAMP
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PERSONALS.

Prof. Harry Woodside was here
Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Haley is back from
Franklin.
J.F. T. Jones, of Summertown,
was here this week.
Mr.. L. Barker of Atlanta, Ga, is
visiting relatives here.
Ed. f. Hendley, of Chicago, is in
Columbia for the summer.
Mr.. Jackson Alexander left We'd
nesday for the phosphate mines.
w. f. Brazier of the phosphate
mines, was in Columbia Wednesday,
Judge S. @. Weatherly of Lewis
county, was in Columbia Wednes-
day.
Mrs. E. E. Erwin is visiting her
mother in Murfreesboro, who is
sick.
Frank G. Smith returned to Co
lumbia from Texas Wednesday
night.
Miss Cornelia Jones has returned
from a pleasant visit to Franklin
friends.
j. b. Edwards, of Lewisburg, was
in Columbia a few days this week on
business.
Mr.. John Mackey of Haley, Tenn.
was in Columbia with his relatives
Wednesday.
Mr.. w. P. Parrish has gone tc
Birmingham, from which place he
goes to New York. e
Mrs. Henry Johnson, of Cincin-
natl, is visiting her son, Il. j. John
son, on Garden street.
Mrs. Tom Meadors, of Aetna, i:
spending few weeks with her par
ents, r. Yoest and wife.
Mrs. r. f. Fleming has returned
from Evansville, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Burns.
Mrs. Octie Cherry and little niece
Marie Cherry, returned from a visl
to relatives in Franklin yesterday.
A. S. Thomas and wife of Fayette
vile, were in Columbia this wee
visiting their Athen@um relatives.
Miss Jennie Bell, of Philadelphia
is at Ashwood visiting the family O
her brother, Col. Harry Yeatmar
Chancellor A. J. Alternately is !
Columbia this week holding tn
April term of the Chancery Cour
Capt. ]. H. RUSSELL and Senate
w. j. Whitthorne were in Nashvill
this week, engaged in the Waugh
trial. 2liNH
Mrs. f. ]. Hendley and Miss Be-
sic are back from Louisville, whel
they had gone to select spring mi
linery. ~
Mr.. w. j. Jones of Franklin WIS
here last Monday No doubt. !
feels more at home here than
Franklin. aaf
d. +. Osteen, Jr., has gone to Son
erset, KY, to be absent eight weel
in the interest of the American i
bic Society.
Mr.. H. G. Jones, who now lives Z
Memphis, was one of our callers la
Monday Heis an interesting talk
and pleasant visitor tl -tLA4
Mrs. John Carpenter has return
from a visit to her father, Rev. N
Dinwiddie, in Missouri. Mr.. Ca
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.DOBBINS EWING
TELEPHONE 10.
RELIGIOUS NEWS.

Good Friday was observed with
the solemn ceremonies appropriate
to the anniversary of the death Of
the Savior at the Episcopal and
Catholic churches.
VIM. Anderson will preach at
Phillippi on the second Lords Day
at IL a. m.
The Sunday-school Institute of
Ebenezer Association of Baptists
will be held with Columbia church
April 21st to 23rd. Get ready to
come and stay. All interested
workers are cordially invited to be
present and take part in the discus
sions.
The Easter service of the Grace
Hammer Epworth League Tuesday
night was led by Miss Louise Wood
side. Topic: The angels commits
sion to the women. Mark XVI: 49,
The following delegates were elected
to attend the State League at Nash
vile on April $3.50: Mr.. w. j
Guest; Misses Lucy Haley, Sadie
Aydelott, and Louise Woodside.
The L. u. P. M. meets thii
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock will
Mrs. Reece Adkisson. Subject
Excuses" Luke 14:l8. Leader
Mrs. w. w. Cherry.
The Ladies Parsonage and HON
Mission Society met with Mrs. 7. b
Rains, Wednesday afternoon TIL
time of meeting has been changes
from the second Wednesday in tn
: month to the third. The societ
will meet with Mrs. H. p. Figuer
the third Wednesday in May, a
which time the semi-annual cleo
,, ton of officers will take place. ID
, Rev. f. B. Webb will preach th
second of a series of sermons neg
Sabbath morning on some of tn
First things, the next Sundays sui
| ject being the First Woman"
( At the earnest request Of til
"King's Daughters" cOllectic
will be taken in the interest of the
noble work, next Sunday night
:. the First Presbyterian Church. Lt
s those attending respond literally
( such worthy cause.
+ Elder Northcross, of Frankli
e will preach at Corintn next Sunda
+ morning at IL o'clock.
d Elder Derryberry will preach
e Dark's Station the first Sunday
t May. Subject, Contribution"