The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-02-26
OVER THE COUNTY
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These are some more of the days
the ground hog didn't predict.
This is the week to sow clover on
wheat land. and IA good many of the
farmers have been at it.
Rev. f. S. Mitchell, of Groveland,
has accepted a charge 1T Mississippi.
and has gone there to live.
Mrs. d. H. Baugus, of Maury
county, is visiting Mrs. Hughes on
Fatherland street.-Nashville Sun.
Dr.. d. G. Kelley will lecture on
Mexico" before the Zion Mission
airy Society on March I at 3 O'Clock.
a new post-office, Jameson" was
opened up this week between Car
ter's Greek and Loco, in the 18th
district.
Mr.. Sam r. Watkins will address
the eX-Confederate soldiers at Santa
Fe on Saturday the 18th of March
at O'clock.
Mr.. Nat Nicholson of the An
drews neighbOrhOod, who has been
critically ill with pneumonia, is re-
ported better.
Mr.. T. K. Redmap, of Thompson's
Station, will commence the public
school at Pleasant Mount Academy
next Monday.
Don't get it into your head vet
awhile that spring has come; you
might wake up the next morning
very much disappointed.
At the courthouse next Monday,
March |, at o'clock, Hon. James
NJ. Head of Nashville, will discuss
the Constitution Convention ques-
ton.
Rev. r. Hull, of Timmons, has
bought the Levi King property in
Williamsport, and moved there last
Friday aud will make it his home
in the future.
Mr.. d. w. Wigs and Mr.. J. w.
Ashby and son of Winslow, Ind,
reached here last Monday, and are
looking at farming lands, with IA
view of locating.
Otey Thompson, who has been in
Texas for several months, has re-
turned to his home in the Hamp-
shire neighborhood. Old Maury
he says, is good enough for him.
Persons wishing their address
changed, will please.say where from,
as we'll as where to; it is absolutely
necessary that we know your present
address. before we can make the
change to your new one. If
The HERALDs mailed at this post
office Friday morning, February II,
n hnh u n mi Fol Lon linn
Tuesday. Complaints are entirely
useless; all we can do is to wait and
hope.
Several candidates are announced
in the 18th district for magistrate,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Esquire John T. Spark
man. Among the number are J.
Matt Dockery, Tom Latta, r. c..
Mullins and 7. c. Gaskill.
The Andrews neighborhod has
been very unfortunate this year in
the way of sickness. There has
scarcely been home there where
there was not from one to ten down
with the measles at the same time,
and many deaths have occurred.
Persons remitting by mail will not
receive receipts unless receipts are
requested. Notice the date on your
paper; if the date is changed your
remittance has been received
otherwise it has not, and you had
better begin to make inquiries. If
A terrible state of affairs exists in
the Ashwood and Frierson neigh
borhOOds. The beauX and bellies
have had falling out and are boy
cotting each other. Our Ashwood
correspondent-who, by-the-way, is
a new and attractive member of the
HERALD family-tells all about the
pitiful story.
While Mr.. D. Addison and fam.
lily, who live near Santa Fe, were
away from home Thursday of last
week, their residence caught fire in
some manner, and the house and all
its contents were consumed. Mr.
Addison carried an insurance of
$1,000.
The time for printing jack and
horse-bills is about here, and we
would like for our friends who have
anything to do in that line to re-
member that the HERALD is better
prepared to get out their work than
f any other printing establishment in
| Columbia. If
, The Misses Sheegog,two of Column
= bias beautiful and attractive young
ladies, who have been the guests OF
Mr.. Franklin for some time, left yes
terday on a visit to the Misses Mar.
tin, in Nashville.-The young gen.
tlemen of Gallatin gave an i'm.
promptu dance Wednesday night at
Persons Hall in honor of Miss
Wright, of Dixon Springs and the
Misses Sheegog, of Columbia. Dane
ing was a eature.-Gallatin Cor
respondent to the American.
The HERALD sincerely regrets to
o hear of the illness of our correspond
. ent and friend, Mrs. j. NJ. NichOl
son, of the Andrews neighborhood
The hand of affliction has borne
heavily upon her these several
months, and the clouds lower still
I over her household; but We cherish
the hope that our Heavenly Father
who, though He sometimes sorely
tries His children, never forget'
or deserts them, will give her forti'
tude and patience to endure, and {
' happy issue out of all her trouble
Mrs. Nicholson is known to thu
t HERALD readers as Ripping
| Waunc