The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-09-25
OYER THE COUNTY

Mr.. Gid Matthews house, south of
Columbia, burned last Saturday
Mrs. w. n. Ussery visited her
ter's Creek last week.
October 8, 8 and 10, you can regis
ter. Make note of those days if
you hav'ntregistered.
EXcelled by none, equaled by few,
are White & Daimwood's prices and
groceries. 1t
Mr.. G. n. Tillman, the Republican
nominee for Governor, will speak in
Columbia next Monday.
Come to hear Taylor at South Side
Park next Wednesday, and load up
on anecdotes and arguments with
which to knock down the goldites.
Nice, bright New Orleans sugar
house molasses at 20 cents per gallon
at White & Daimwood's, North
Main street. 1t
J. P. ChOate and Geo. Stallings
have formed partnership and will
engage in the general merchandise
business at Williamsport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Roberts of
Roberts Bend, visited Mrs. Fannie
Gates recently, spending several
days.
Six pounds of good green coffee
for one dollar, at the
1t e. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
The house of Mr.. Sid Dooley, who
lives East of Columbia, was destroy
ed by fire since our last issue.
Mr.. S. @. Weatherly, of Lewis
county, has been here for two weeks
on the sick list. He is able to be
out again.
See Bucks Bluefield bananas, the
largest and sweetest in the market. 1t
There was a light frost on the
mornings of the 23rd and oath. The
katydids called for it on the DIST.
Hon. Frank Boyd will deliver an
address and organize Bryan club
in the 18th district tomorrow, Sat
urday, night.
Don't miss the grand opening at
the Trade Palace, September 30 and
80. 1t
DR.. ID. G. Goodwin, of Arlington,
West Tennessee, and Mr.. John God
win, of Union City, brothers of the
late Col. A. S. Goodwin, are spending
this week with relatives at Goodwin
Station.
The Katydids said it would frost
on the 2lst. 1t came very near it.,
but it didn't.
The "Great Bosco." Opera House
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents. 1t
w. R. Craig and w. S. Fisher have
leased the VIM. Buchnau shop and
are prepared'to do all kinds of wood
and iron work on machines, farm
, implements and buggies. Horse
shoeing speciality. 1t
Mr.. B. S, Thomas, Secretary of the
Maury County Fair Association, has
our thanks for complimentary
ticket to the fall meeting of the AS
, ISOLATION Oct. 10. Active prepara-
, tions are being made to render the
meeting interesting and entertain
ing.-Marshall Gazette.
Mrs. John F. Stephenson of the
Frierson neighborhood, who was
quite sick last week, we are glad to
report as being well again.
One hundred handsome presents
given away each performance by
Bosco at Opera House, Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday. 1t
Our correspondents and friends
, are beginning to inquire for our
"Woman's Department" To ease
: their minds and renew their pa
, thence we will state that "Verna'
, will resume her work the first week
in October.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Cowan, OF
Campbellsville had family reunion
, last Sunday, at which there were
: thirty people present. Several OF
|. the Guest family from Columbia
: attended.
:. Hitch up the carry-al and come
" to hear Bob Taylor next Wednesday
Y He will speak at South Side Park
g and the gates will be open and the
seats free to all.
The New Red Wonder" is one o
the best kinds of wheat grown. One
of the best crops made in Maury
County was of that kind. If yoI
P wish to give it trial address S. w
;, Warfield, who has it for sale. H,
I is still headquarters for Winter Tur
Oats and Poland China pigs.
septll-tf
:. Our young friend, Shelby Coffey
d the HERALD's Jim Dandy" OF
Campbell's Station, will occupy
these long winter evenings reading
Blackstone and Kent, and preparing
himself for the practice of law. He
y has the intelligence and ambition
and if he has the Suitability" h,
e will succeed. Every young mar
: ought to read Kent and Blackston,
d and Caruthers' History of Law Suit
t Property will Appreciate in Yalu
= After Bryan is elected. [ have fol
: sale a nice little suburban farm o
e 40 acres, and one of 60, and one of 80