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.,us,rent Of grain elevators and

,.busbrnent Of grain elevators and
,rsbouses oil the IsthmuS mas oeen temporarily
postponed account Of low 'a The pe earn
- grain traffic via Cape horn me "e' ea.n.
nss for the year represent nsa'lY pc. ,en II,
AZ the S7.ooaoo" Of stock a''er payment 0.
. .~ due but it has been deemed prudent
az account Of approaching iaoiiues IN conne0-
.,or with the la Boca Terminal that 'h's sum
shoud not be distributed IN dividends TO STOCK
so,aers. The existing contract win 'he lN'nc
Wall steamship Company unless that company
a,a,ls Of its option TO extend IT Tor fur'her
nsr,od O, TWO years. will eNpire by limitation on
neceuber IS next. and I company VIII ne
prepared to deal with this subject If that con
,-act be not 50 extended The general balance
sheet shows a balance Of assets over hahiiiues
" Dscsnber 81 1891. Of S2.1l3.92l
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NeIrose. 50xiO1 years MISUNDERSTANDING. 400
Butler James 10 Title Guarantee and Trust CONS M A
Butler James D. to Loui. and Louis X Unsrch,
8 Amsterdam-ave gs.l1 II OF i6@th-st' m
same to same K,nssbritse Road oeiI II OF %
Campbell Alexander c. To Hans schrsmrn and
another. Jackson-ave. i5+ q Of l5Sth $" -
Dunbar J..s.. e. TO Title guarantee and trust
COMPANY. No III West Tlst-st. years TO-"
Company Of N.w-Yok ,ssth 81 rs Z, OF
11th-ave year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2oo
Goe'' Edward. to Michael ou.naer 8 Lewis -,
81 9i.5 n Of 5th-s, years ................ 10
Grtgood William 70 Harlem Savings Bank ~
n, i73d--t 1919 Il = of Audubon-ave. wear. los
boulevard and iooth-st yesr..,.......... 500
corner ives, End-ave and SSH ~. years.. sco
sstn-.t 1875 :, Of ehNave. yes rs'e, 800
Herzos Paul VI, 70 Michael II Hager'y ct al. et-
.,gtor &c es Beach ave a. intersection
posed l5lst or Bsokst. 200 :, 10 tnion-aVe. "'c - .
26 "
Same same. Union ave - q line
strip Of land taken by city for proposed l5l-' -
Beck ST. wears .................... 4sc
0rets. Henry. the German Savings Bank
No Spring ST. / year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
oSnn95 Wil' am and MARY 70 Augustus : Van 10
Oppenheiner. AUGUST. to the New York Msgdaler
Benevolent Society. n SSH -. i23 :" ~ 5te . NJ
yea-s ......."'....... 600
schwel,zer. Rachel ana BESSIE. to Mor,n Berlinrer.
No. 30 Montgomery also Montgonnerv e.,
lot &c map Romayne. year................ 2H
Solz. George. - the Germar Savings Bank. .
Fulton ave. +oll :, no % ls9th ct. yHar.... s."
Grill. Kathorina. 10 Sarah Da zig. Prospect
3no y ~ i56th-.t. years. ............ lo'
Hooper. Ida J. and William b. Frank I.usa-.
No -a' Hud'on-st Hear..........' .''.'.'.'-' o."
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Counirp propertn for Sale.
SEA GATE,

Fronting Atlantic Ocean and Gravesend Bay.
Within Greater New York.
Ideal restricted site and select settlement
Combining beach and stu highly developed
with every modern improvement. within IS minutes
New York by special private boat service or
face and elevated railroads.
Many wel-known people have erected handsome
tages and additional plots being offered FOR In
provement upon cxceponabs terms with sales subject
approval.
For particulars Of ground 'aie and rental Of cottages
apply TO NORTON POINT LAND COMPANY. 2o3 Mon
,arre St. Brooklyn: 100 Liberty St. New York. WILL
IAN P. RAE CO. General Agents
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0onntrn Drou 'rtn for Sale or 6
FURNISHED Gonsrs 10 fei-0onntrr


DERkSHrRF HILLS. MASS. t. l., 'or no season
- n.aro Of ai.ju, acres located the handsones
par, Psheld with furnished house. lighted by gas
electricity containing parl0r. dining room. library
kitchen. sleeping rooms. two servants rooms pain
and closets. aIro barn with two straight ana one
stall. and for coachman. Small garden ana
beautiful lawn r o o33 Pittsn-h Mass.
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Gitr 6otels.
Proposals.
: RNfY RTIIDINIi. WHITEHALL STREET,

"A hhi ~ 80 ,sos . s,.
IN triplcae VIII be received here until II o'clock noo1
April ls0s and then opened tor supplying Netrrnafy
Medicines and specified In schedule 70 be had
At his ofic- TIL. United states reserves the light 70
r., r accept any all proposals. part thereof
Preference VII be given 10 articles OK domestic profuc-
i,on ~ manufacture. conditions of auafy ana price
nnling In price Of foreign productions and manu-
f,c,rs. duty being equal Enve opes contain
inr nropo.as should be addressed TO A. s. KIMBALf.
Il u CerelaI.
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RY ORDER or MORTGAGEES.

ma, me Car Mer,tyr Steam and House Coal colliery
N NA1N. extending under $50 having some or
Vs' seams IN 1ianorsanshife with an almost an
h.'e suppl Of Goals Wrl0n md a ready market at the
H"FEet prices. There railway sdlHsh.
p,. ue' communication - the South Wales shipping
vrh Hs FlaHt ana machinery e capable OF dealing
on,o oute the present oui,I' With Sigh. additional
oven. =" Underground plant only There forty coke
pro.~- Working order. rXshops ana 20 Cottages The
unsyn,wm principally leasehod. having nearly 20 years
as ana held very rable terms. To b< sold
-, gong concern IS s.essrs
"'rhER. ELLIS. EGERTON. BREACH. GALS
. WORTHY q CO.
on Suon Mar. TOnenhouse Yard. city o: London
less ,,.y1ly ]sth April 1885 at O'Clock precisely. un
ulars MAJ ~ assed ~ by private treaty Full parc-
.soictrrs' ~ obtained % MESSKS. INGLEDEW a. SONS
Co ~ Fi.a.san and q Messrs Farebroihcr Ellis
Iondon street. Temple Bar. and IS Old Broad Street
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Nnrtion 6ales--( financial.
LOUIS NFsIER. Aucfioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN il. MULLER 6 son,
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 9TH,


A. u 20 clock a, ,ae Zeal Estate sassroo
~. III R-oadwal-
fF1- acc0gr' - whom ~ may concern
100 chs ThoiISln Met co. dypdJ
$1,000 austin Gas Laat and coal @. ~ Austin is1n
r. M'Re Bis 1894 Jan. 1885. '"uis
5000 Farmers Union Ditch 60 * keaTley, Neo., /
Aitge. p c. Bus. 1895 March. is+i 'oups
Kearrey NEG said ls' Aiise- bonds and claim
w'il sold together. and subject 70 certain
agreement MADE between the lder Of taid bonds
claim ana Heny T.. Lewis. Trustee. and
bearing date Oc'1Der fth 1897
1900 Drury Lana and canal @. y. j.. Mtge D
7 z. Bas lts@. Dec 1891 Coups.
1900 Ph!ladel phla. leading and New England X X
CO Inc5me Ytge BIDS Series y. 1852 August
$500 y j. Electric Ry. M'Te. p. Bds. 1914
Nov. 1886 cOups
20 shs y J. Electric ny. co.
800 So y Y Lab x Western r r. 90. Hypf).
70 chs lsth Ward BanH
" shs. Title G-arant-~ and Trget co.
% shs. Colonial Trus, 90.
u shs. Natl Park Bank.
3 ans Central Trust 90.
u chs. Bank 4 AneTifa
share importers and traders Bark
% shs State Trust
J share Atlantic T.lst Co.
si5.cOO Tacoma and Columbia River p. n op Bds.
1887
1900 Nassau Electric r X Co ? C.. I'D.
t21o Georgia Midland KJ. GO. ! ?. C. Bds
100" Georgia Midland and Gull r. r. co. p c. Inc
Zoo sang sing Gas Manrg Co 4 ?. C. b
1900 Tr-lesar Co = Va : 2 c. Mige. BIDS Interest
reduced 70 by agreement.
snS German American Ins. co.
No. share Clinton Hall Association
o. shs seaf.r Process Lasting GO. 81 Mass
Va shs Mechanics anl Traders Bank.
:" SIS NAH Park Bank
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financial.
NurtbAmrprirat,
Crust nupanp
NEW YORK; LONDON,
100 BROADWAY. 5CRESHAN ST.
Capital paid up. 100000
Surplus ........... 100000

irhnsfcta n general trust business.
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trust funds.
Issues Letters OF Credit and Travellers Circular
Notes payable IN dollars or In tho money OF any
foreign country.
Acts as Trustee under mortgages FOR rawayand
other companies and as Agent FOR the Registration
OF the stock. and f. he transfer OF the shares OF
incorporated companies
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Of Court
OFFICERS.
w. l.. TRENHOLM ................ President
SAMUEL VI. JARVIS. ,v
ROLAND II. (ONKLIN. >'oorre'idents
s. l.. CONkLIN ..................... Secretary
L. {. PRIEST ssistnnt Secretary
s. II. HARBERT .........London Secretary
E. :. CHAPPELL ....... London Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
hon JOHN G. CARLISLE
Former Il CretAry OF the Treasury OF the Z. g.
ROLAND Il. CONkIIS.
Vice President OF the North American Trust 90.
kARLE +. CAREY.
General Manager OF the Lincoln Fire insuranceCa
g. /. CONKLIS.
Secretary OF tho North American Trust Co.
@ W DRAKE.
Treasurer OF the Rio Grnnde Western R'way Co
BAMUELM JARVIS.
Vice President OF the North American T-ost Co.
Hon.ADIAI r. STEVE NSOS.
Ex.Nice. President OF the United States
WAGER SWAYNE.
OtMessrs. swaync & swayne, Counselor. atIAw
Hon. Y. L. TRENHOLM.
For FER Comptroller OF the Currency OF the U.A
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

VIZ w'T9F s,. n nv "a. S S..1 '' $1,000
', rrpanV v corner convsn, ana i'''h ,,oo.
NcK.asnsi Mar. to rrn,., Tribthorn. W SCI :, "a
lNIlrrton a." n''alm'nt, v.,, Noun, '-'
Norm. ~. 20 ii It o, i2o,s-., year ,s.. 400
y. n ,6o -@rs * e,s AVE- - rsr, ycar .. .ooo
Jacob Henry. to Emma Nau'' s'th-'' ,,noo
ST.. to same so,h-s' zoo NJ Ia ave. -oOn
r @sr"1"" Ae.r Edward RarssaFd e oos
corner woody crcst-sve and is''h-'' ,oo
pI Tsrr wi.ism }. to Jan- Miner ana charlotte
II Co,iley. BRYANT ave. loo II Of Free ,noo
sam. 70 smith williamson. vyse-ave 30 IT ,oo
cdrr o. I na@ssi e Mar; ss,9.r N' 1000
Witt. Ms, sns ' f. to Jacob RHpps 40 ica
Est End saloon lease! demand lot. i""
81 % 3, and 2s and w M i sg nna De- 3d.
map q i~s T,4m, d rnsr at "'''O Sooo
setrader John ". to Henry J.. Pear,aL, S cor 7oo
Ay.n s.no. "Rd 80 the % SS@R Of St Nay
T, ysIs Tsor .a.s hot 0. estate so
Flynn Charles - to 20 W 30 MIIl.am ST. Iesse
TAIL NOV ' GsaeS H. to william Mcwhirer 40
Bowman. Eugene ~ to Henry White. JeTer- M
AnS" ns Marr A. 70 John SUDAN. trustee
No ss West 2i,,-st year. u CLARK
S soaIhef G'os outtard 1871 % iss,h'
p,ocS yssT Morris. to Aaron Bash executor Inn
10 63 East SD year..-..... .....,.... WV
Kneeand Ads,e to , men.y '', v.sr " 5000
Hansen Nies TO- Edws'a ana i.s ms year 5000
NnniorN Peter o Title Guarantee ana rus,
COMPANY. No 20 st Marx f'''e $4,000
Laurence Gustayus l.. TO James NJ horton, u o. M
12.h- st. 100 II OF Amsterdam ave: y.n.';y ~
McAdam Janet and George W, 10 '..h'.ne
brady I2sth-st. 2eo II OF ~" -n'e' A. oO
o.s,Iog wiuion, g. John Betheuser ~ .. M,
~. ave ~ II n Of lilst st. Years i'0N"
p.,.,,,c trt,s md Hannah to l%opobi ana iSuo, coz
So and another No 2il Delaney 81. DEMAND o"
pauchfuss George Martha il kuthrttur"' 90 no
10Th Al 39l y II 81 shave . years - 'o'
stanton Edwin r. I. MAX mortSase. '.'..... 10000
>, w ~ pa,, n 10 Michael Hagerty ct al eN
.c,,,o,s a on-sve, 10 X OF srip q, nm
~ n,cro,ed I5ist st. taken by City OF New an
~ Ina ~ TO Annie n Curtis No sos 90 90
,nroh,. ave years :. w.
a. lunpus r,ed,rlck ". to Dollar Savings bank
nonv ave 1855 II n OF Southern boue- ,oo
1 - -
Es"' .cnhile 20 Title Guarantee ana Iru" On ooo
hlcN West 38th at. . years. oo"V
, ar.,.. to Metropolitan Life insurance
.'a.,nsny Fulton-s. - III oi "'ue'' :, o,o
NieN ,Inn. 10 Dollar savings Bank. . "a.
fsiek' 40 n OF 3d-st. Woodlawn Heights =. an
yea. Henry 10 Frederick and Catherine Dle-
D, mr,h a i59th-s lot lo4 map village ot
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OFFICE OF
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
NO MONTGOMERY ST

Francisco. Cal. March 49, 1898
meeting Of the stockholders Of the southern
Pacihc Company for the election Il Directors Tor the
ensuing for the TaEsa IN II such other bus.
ness may brought before the rceag Will held
ofice OF the company. IN tie city - san Fran
cisco CAL Wednesday. the OIL day ot April. 1898. a.
twelve O'Clock noon
Pursuan. TO a resolution 81 the hoard II Drec1rS
transfer books OF this Will be CLOSED
from twelve O'Clock noon Saturday. March 2sth.
ten clock A NJ on Thursday. April sth
Z. 9. WRIGHT
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NOTICE rs HERERY GIvEN that the An

nuaI Meeting OF the Stockholders o The New York.
Chicago ST. Louis Railroad Company for ne eec, on o.
Directors ard other puiposes will be held a.
clock A. NJ, Wednesday, NAV An. l>9s. a. th-
Companys principal orice. IN Cleveland Ohio.
L
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METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
No / Madison Avenue
New York. Arri / 1904
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIREC-
tors Of this COMPANY will be h~d =, this one. IN
Apri! t. 1855 Polls from Il 10 p NJ
GEORGE - WOODWARD. Secretary.
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School Aacnries.


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and 14th-s 1872 Columbus West 66th-st 100
West 42i-s Gth-ave % East f<th-st.; 81 Yves,
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GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK
financial Glcttlons.

CENTRAL RAILROAD co or NEw-JERsEY,
ls3 Liberty Street.
New York. April ith. 1898
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting ~ the stockholders - the Central Railroad
Company %, Jersey elect Directors 20 Servo
for ensuing VIII he held ~ the Office
Of CITY between the hours or II
o clock NJ and O'Clock = NJ Of Friday. May Cih. lS'>
The transfer book Will be closed At II O'Clock noon
Of Saturday April 30h. and opened saturday. MAY
III. is0s -
SAMUEL. KNOX. Secretary.
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THE PETER COOPER FIRE INSURANCE
co. Third Avenue. corner sinh Street. New YORK.
March 3orh 1895 election for Directors and In
tpecor, q Election WEI h~ heh on Moncay no e-v-nth
day Of April next hr Office o' tho Company. P1li5
we" ''''' c L RosELIE. Secretary.
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ALTERATIONS

Lexington NJ f36. a three story and hass
brick and stone tenement ~ sxfG. Morris
McGra,h ,rrhitec, .''',. .'.' SIS Wo
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mo VENEZUELA.

ITO VENEZUELA.
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,r.ct with United states Government appointed
10 sau from RobeT' pier BROOKLYN.
For La Guayra ,or Caracasl Puerto Cabello. CURACAO
and Msrscs.bo Via Curacao.
So CARACAS ............... Tuesday. April s. p. II
SS VENEZUELA. .Ssturday April 10. p. ~
SIS PHIIApFIP HIA 49,. TUESDAY. Anril g. p. II.
ROCLTON. Ptlss & pALLErr.
General Managers. No. lbs Front ST.
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cd ports Of CENTRAL AMERICA. MEXICO and
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For Boys aid Young Men-City.
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r Entries now received Tor vacancies occurring 10
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PARIS. April y NEW YORK. Nav :!
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NOORDLAND. .....AprI d AkNS!NGTON. -.... April 90
FRlESLAND April = WtSIERNLANn april y
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ELECTION NOTICE.

BY virtue of the authority conferred
upon us by the laws of Tennessee and a
special commission from his excellency,
Robt. l.. Taylor, Governor of Tennessee,
we hereby notify the voters of Maury
County that we will on Thursday,
August 4, 1898, at the several voting
places in said county hold an election
for the purpose of electing a Judge for
the 9th judicial Circuit of Tennessee in
place of Judge Patterson resigned: also
to elect the following county officers:
Circuit Court Clerk, County Court
Clerk, Register, Sheriff, and County
Trustee, and if any vacancy in the
offices Of Justice of the Peace, Constable,
Tax Assessor or School commissioners
any civil districtan election to fill such
vacancy will take place at that time.
The laws pertaining to elections for
mem bers of the General Assembly will
apply and be enforced in said election.
The persons hereafter named will act
as judges, clerks and receivers at their
respective voting places, and will make
due return as required by law
of said election to j. +. Williamson,
Chairma" of Election issioners.
The returns must be sealed by the
judges and delivered to the receiver
and by him delivered to the Commits
sioners of Election not later than II
O'Clock m, on the first Monday after
the election. J. T. WILLIAMSON,
l.. w. BLACK,
X. II. GUEST,
Commissioners of Election.
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UNION.

UNION, July 81 will endeavor to
lot down what few items | have gath
cred.
We have had plenty of rain for sew
eral days. The threshermen are hav-
ing hard time getting out the wheat
for the farmers.
Miss Moore, of Bigbyville, has been
visiting friends and relatives in our
midst.
Mrs. Mary f. Brown and Alice Smith
of Broadview, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Whitaker, former
ly of this neigh borhOod, but now of
Nashville, are in our midst.
Miss Lucy Sedberry, of Goodwin, Is
visiting Mr.. q. c. Goodwin and family.
Mr.. Jim Pigg and family and Miss
Matte B. Hutcherson and brother
Emmett, visited Mr.. J. w. Nichols and
wife last week.
Miss Matte Bell will spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. Cora Nichols.
We were grieved to hear of the death
of Mr.. Cirgy Walters, OF Oklahoma. He
was born in this county, but went to
Oklahoma eight years ago. He leaves
host of friends and relatives to mourn
his loss.
Mr. Jim Nichols has new buggy.
Mr.. jim White is visiting relatives
near Williamsport.
With best wishes to the HERALD
family and its many readers, we are as
ever. LEO.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

Rev. ]. H. Thompson began a
meeting in the Baptist Church in
South East Columbia last Monday
night.
Rev. Lem R. Long, of Mt. Pleas.
ant, will occupy the pulpit at the
First Methodist Church next Sun.
day morning and evening.
Rev. w. T. Ussery preached at
South Columbia Methodist Church
last Sunday during the absence OF
the pastor, Rev. w. D. Wendell.
The Convocation Of Nashville met
in the Church of the Messiah, Pu
laski, Tuesday night, Rev. Baker p
Lee, of this city, delivering the open.
ing sermon. The cOnvOcatiOn closed
there Wednesday evening, and yes.
terday a number Of the clergy and
laity went to Ashwood, where a me
mortal service WAS held in st. Johns
Episcopal Church, beginning at IL a
m. A basket luncheon was served
on the ground Immediately after the
services.
The Union services were held al
the First Presbyterian Church las
Sunday evening, and the large au
dience were highly entertained by 8
most interesting and instructive ser
mon. BY Rev. w. A. Provine. Mr.
Provine took the political history
and religious development Of Ha'
wa i, for his topic, and by his ex
ceeding familiarity with his subject
and the aid OF a map, succeeded in
riveting the attention of his audience
while he gave them the benefit o
much valuable information. The
services will be held at the FRS
Methodist Church next sunday eve.
ming, and the sermon will bt
preached by Rev. Lem r. Long, o
Mt. Pleasant. The pastors are much
encouraged by the fine attendance
upon these meetings, and hope foI
continuance of the same.
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We are Agents for the Champion Wagon.

moved to the dwelling on Hay Long
street., recently vacated by Mr. War
mock, he having moved his family
to the James Howard dwelling on
North Main street. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard have moved back to their
quiet country home, much to the re e.
greet Of many warm friends.
Mr.. Wiley Harris has returned
from Pensacola, Florida, where he
has been experimenting the load
ing of several vessels of phosphate,
for foreign ports.
Mrs. w. V. Wilson and bright lit
tie son Vance, are recuperating at
SummertOwn.
Mrs. Sallie Sims of Lawrenceburg,
who was called here by the death o I
her STEP mother, returned home Sat.
urday, accompanied by her grief
stricken father, Mr.. James And er.
son.
Mrs. A. &. Jackson ami daughters,
Misses Mamie and Matte, are
spending the summer at Denver,
Colorado.
Mrs. John Finn and little dauSh-
ter Jenniebrook Of Franklin, KY =,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Fart.
Mr.. William Hill, a real estate
dealer from Texas, is the guest Of
his brother DR. 5. p. Hill.
Mrs. John Weaver and children
are visiting relatives in Lawrence
county.
Rev. A. G. Couey, Mrs. j. K. Orr
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Jones, Misses Mary and Carrie How
ard and Bob Jones, have return I'D
from Primm's Springs.
Miss Leila Benderman is visiting
friends at Ettaton and attending the
revival at Ebenezer, conducted by
Rev. F. ]. Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brownlow
have returned from Wayland
Springs. s.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-07-29
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The german given by Miss Mary
Purvis last Tuesday evening at her
Lookout Mountain house was the
most conspicuous social affair of the
week. 1t was compliment to Miss
COrnelia Jones, of Columbia, Tenn,
and it was enjoyed by the friends of
the young hostess from the noun
tain and from the city. Mr.. w. P.
d. Moross led dancing with Miss
Jones. Miss Jones appeared very
handsome in gown of white or
candle, with ribbon trimmings
Sundays Chattanooga Times.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-07-29
IN MEMORIAM.

Died at her home on the Bear Creek
pike, July ~, 1898, Mrs. A. j. McCaw
wife of David McCaw, in the nth year
of her age. She was daughter of Col.
John b. Cross, of Jackson, Tenn. Mrs
James Robertson, founder of Nashville,
was her grand aunt, and Mrs. Gen.
Zollicoffer and Mrs. Judge Catron OF
United States Circuit Court, were her
cousins. She also enjoyed the personal
acquaintance of Gen. Andrew Jackson
A good woman has gone to rest.
HER HUSBAND.