The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-12-10
OVER THE COUNTY

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See notice of ladies' diamond
watch lost.
Cabinet Photos $l.OO per dozen at
Fielden Bros. gallery. dec3-2t
The new depot at Mt. Pleasant
has been completed and is now in
use.
1t is pleasant to find "Barbara" in
her accustomed place in the HER
AID once more.
w. D. Frazer has been appointed
postmaster at Timmons, vice For
gey Bros, resigned.
A years subscription to the HER
AID would be suitable holiday
present for your friend.
With all the new houses built this
year, there is not vacant residence
or store house in Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. G. D. Sowell, of Lasea, left
Thursday for Union City to visit his
brother, who is dangerously i'll.
Geo. @. Collins, who had his store
destroyed by fire at Mt. Pleasant
recently, is preparing to rebuild.
Pure bronze turkeys for sale; 81
per pair. MRS. J. j. STEPHENSON,
decl0 At Ashwood, Tenn.
A Christmas present we would
greatly appreciate, is that back sub
scriptiOn you owe the HERALD, and
renewal for another year.
Mr.. Lee Henderson and sons, of
the McCain's neighborhood, have
gathered 240 bushels of Irish pota-
toes from three acres.
I'D. Evans, an old Maury County
boy, who now lives in Hickman
county, is a candidate for the State
Senate from this district.
No better Christmas gift than
Trotwood's "Songs and Stories From
Tennessee" For sale by
dec10 4t WOODBRIDGE & IRVINE.
An election will be held in the
18th district Dec. %, to elect a
magistrate to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Esq. r. D. Ricketts,.
If you are a candidate for office,
the HERALD can tell more voters of
it in a day than you can in month,
and it will cost just the same now
as later on-$5 IN cash.
There have been 800 car loads of
phosphate shipped from the Mt.
Pleasant mines from Jan. l, 1897, to
Dec. l, 1897, aggregating l0l $50 tons,
or an average of 251a tons per car.
At the meeting of the County Court
in January, the annual election of
County Judge, County Attorney and
Turnpike Commissioners will take
place.
CHEAP FOR CAsH.-One top spring
wagon and horse, two double cedar
log houses in first-class condition,
For particulars call at Woodbridge &
Irvine's drug store. dec32t
Mr.. w. M. Tucker was badly hurt
by jumping from moving pas
senger train at Spring Hill last Fri
day. Fortunately no bones were
broken, and he Is getting along
nicely at present.
We always have money to loan or
real estate mortgages in sums from
$500 and upwards. Can furnish you
the money promptly upon applica'
tion. w. ]. EMBRY d Co.
dec3-2t.
The HERALD regrets very much
to learn that Mr.. Nat Nicholson
will soon take his family to Arkan-
sas to live, thereby depriving the
HERALD of "Rippling Waves" one
of our very best writers and most
popular correspondents. We shall
wish "Rippling Waves" and hel
family the very, best fortune where
ever they go, but we can but in
dulge the hope that that good for
tune will bring them back to Maury
The HERALD takes pleasure il
commencing to the favorable con
sideration of the Democratic voters
of Maury County, Mr.. Wilson B
Dobbins, who is candidate for the
Democratic nomination for The
office of Trustee. Mr.. Dobbins is il
every way competent and qualified
to perform the duties of the Office
he seeks. He is an expert book
keeper, a painstaking accountant, 6
cautious, systematic business man
trustworthy, accommodating
christian gentleman. When mere
stripping of a lad he donned the
Confederate uniform, and worthily
wore the gray until the last CUR
was fired. Since then he has made
in every sense of the word, gooC
citizen, and as soldier, either
and Democrat, his record is without
q stain.