The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-13
OVER THE COUNTY

Tin Types for &c at YoUNG's. If
This has been another growing
week for the crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson are
at SummertOwn
Mrs. JAS. H. White and little son
are visiting relatives at Andrews.
Fifty cents per barrel more bread
from fashions Best Try it. If
See mention elsewhere of the Big
byville stock show, to be held on
August %.
Mr.. John NJ. Gray was on the sick
list the first of this week, but has
recovered.
| Misses Lizzie Leftwich and Bes-
sic DaimwoOd are with relatives at
Leftwich's Bridge.
Register, Democrats, if you want
to vote in the coming elections for
the next two years.
Miss jamie Moore, after an ex-
tended stay at Primms. returned
Wednesday to her home at Spring
Hill.
Mr., Jim Will Jones, son of Jno. L.
Jones, ESQ, still has the fever, and,
we are sorrow to hear, does not i'm
prove much.
Every voter must register or he
will be disfranchised in the elections
for the next two years. August 10
is the last day of grace.
You can get that SOuthdown buck
which you are needing from S. w.
Warfield. He has good ones and
will treat you right. augl3 2t
A mad dog was killed by Mr.. Joe
Matthews, of Southport. last Mon
day. 1t is not thought that the
animal bit any other dog.
Miss Jennie Orman of Spring Hill,
is in charge of the music depart
ment of the school at Campbells-
ville.-Lynnville Reporter.
Misses Helena HIGGINS and Liz
zie Epperson, of Nashville, are
spending several days with Miss
Evie HARRISON, at TimmOns.
Squire John Howell of the 18th
district, and Squire Geo. n. Nc
KennOn Of the 10Th district, attend
ed the Centennial on Magistrates
Day.
That rain last Saturday morning
came just at the right time and in
just about the right quantity.
Another such one will insure
fine corn crop.
Monday was Magistrates Day at
the Centennial, and quite number
of Maury's 'Squires went down and
participated in the exercises.
The Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Co., have opened an eX-
change at Spring Hill with seven
teen subscribers. They now have
two metallic lines to this point.
A negro Sunday-school picnic at
Salem church last Saturday ended
in free-for-all, knock -down-and-
drag-out fight. Two or three negroes
received broken noses and other in
juries.
Hon. Joseph H. Russell, of Column
bia, will lecture at Campbell's Sta
ton Christian Church, Tuesday
night, August II, at p. m. j. Shell
> by COffey will introduce the speak
er in ten minutes talk.
An election was held in the first
district last week to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Esq.
Page. Mr.. j. r. Preist was elected
by majority of 10 votes over his
opponent, Mr.. r. G. Elan.
You had better come in and get
one of Bob Taylor's books free, be-
fore they are all gone. Every men,
Der of the family, from the oldest to
the youngest, will enjoy reading it.
For particulars and conditions, see
our premium offer.
Mr.. Clarence Gracey, a young
!, merchant of Mt Pleasant, Maury
county, is spending several weeks
with his grandfather, Col. H. A
Catron.-Obion Democrat.
Mr.. John l.. Jones, Jr., of Column
Sia, was in the city last night en-
route to Kansas City on business,
and says he may visit the gold fields
of Alaska before he returns home.-
Nashville Sun. Ha....
/ While riding in wagon last
h Thursday, Mrs. Birdie Carpenter, of
the Andrews neighborhood, let hel
s infant fall from her lap, and the
, wagon wheel passed over it's little
u body. Strange to say, the little fell
low was not dangerously injured
> and is now on his way to recovery
|, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Sowell Of
Elbridge, Obion County, were here
Il this week visiting relatives. Mr.
+ Sowell while here sold his farm in
the Roberts Bend neighbOrhOod to
It Mr.. d. d. Petty, and will re-inves,
in Obion County, where, we are glaC
z to learn, he and his family are vel
satisfied and prosperous.