The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-08-05
OVER THE COUNTY

Cabinet Photos sl.OO per dozen al
Fielden Bros. gallery. If.
Miss Anna Kennedy, of McCain's
is the guest of Mrs. w. s. Orr
Pulaski Citizen.
Misses Ray and Phillips. of Mem
phls, are visiting Mrs. Mary Meek
near Columbia.
People living on Bear Creek say
that stream was higher than it ever
was last Saturday.
Remember that w. J. EMBRY &
Co. always have money to loan on
real estate mortgages. aug s. ct
Mrs. Oakley, who lives on Leiper's
Greek, had the misfortune to break
her hip one day last week.
Messrs. Dean Caskey and Virgil
Hobbs, of the Fountain Creek neigh
borhood, have gone to the Lone Star
State to seek their fortunes.
WANTED, 1000 bushels of peach
seed, for which we will pay the high
est market price. GRANT BROS.
aug52t
Messrs. Nick Foster and Walter
Fitzgerald have returned from Mis-
sissippi, where they purchased 800
sheep.
Many of the farmers throughout
the county have not yet threshed
their wheat, and in consequence the
grain Is badly damaged.
Parties who either want to buy or
sell farms, wOul do well to call and
see w. j. EMBRY & Co. aug5 2t
Mrs. M. A. Dean, who lives near
Smyrna, happened to a painful ac-
cident few days ago by falling aud
breaking three of her ribs.
Outside of the damage resulting
from winds, the corn crop and other
vegetation never looked more prom
ising at this time of the year.
Total expenses for one year in the
Dickson Normal College only $4,000.
We guarantee this price. 1t
WADE & LoGGINs,
Dickson, Tenn.
Mrs. NJ. M. Roberts, of Columbia,
and Miss Julia Walters, of Nash
Vile. are visiting the family OF Mr..
It. w. MahOn at Carter's Creek.
Several citizens OF Mt. Pleasant
have given legal notice that on Sep
TENDER IA they will enter into pro-
ceedings seeking for the incOrpOra-
ton of that town.
The Dickson Normal College for
both sexes is the largest and cheap
est private school in the South, For
catalogue address,
WADE & L6ggins,
Ut Dickson, Tenn.
Ollie Crawford, of the Mallard
neighbOrhOod, met with the misfor-
tune of breaking his collar-b bone one
night last week while returning
from church, his horse falling AMI
throwing him ~ the ground.
Good board at the Dickson Normal
College at same table with the prin-
cipals and other teachers, only 81 90
per month. Tuition at like rates.
Go to Dickson for the best and cheap
est educational advantages. Ut
The HERALD has a large lot of old
newspapers on hand, which will be
sold cheap. These papers will be of
much value during the winter, and
it would be well for you to lay in a
supply now. tt
Are you going to school? If 80, be-
fore you decide where you will go,
send for handsome 48 page cata logue
of the Dickson Normal College.
Address, WADE & LOGGINs,
1t Dickson, Tenn.
Miss Bessie Cayce. of Bigbyville.
was knocked to the floor during the
storm last Saturday evening by a
bolt of lightning which struck
pole of the Citizens Telephone
Co. near her home. Although the
shock was quite severe, she was not
badly hurt.
If you have been unable to secure
good position, attend the Dickson
Normal few terms and take advan
tage of the superb training given in
that school. 1t will be an easy mat
ter to secure position then, and one
that will pay, too. Write for hand
some catalogue to
WADE & LOGGINs,
Ut Dickson, Tenn.