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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

gas 0eIsps. Document in Bort Cab.
NntliE lid Dem Weere suwsnoet, itellt
ben gsniGIen SnCenieur in Der Snltun9
cCr. in Der er oamala ieln Ssbenawcrt
fir p~clttnoet, otn ncutn 99ailscwe9
srtiAcn Niyitu Nno glilcn iiir erc'inct
er!ldtlc. llsber Der lbsnollnoiitta
Nd.d!lcioEng walli Der 8urnus Itr=
nlt0er. mie i'm &tiiep3 bel geuuiiit,s
tiQnHg Ser Standardization iu trlGsa
9f.cJ.e.
Mc9 aud Der Nubm oes .0rpBen
Erln,oisn." nie i'm ieine @nnoslsute
serns nannt.n. .urS Dor ieinsm Sebsns-
enoe ourd Den Nlnamaitanodl ara ge-
litten baben, isin Teroienlt nm Die
a%usfubruns uno 9%ollenoun9 oes Sue3-
ianals iii seblisben uno piro inn,
unbsibaoet allsr Teridulouneen, bic
rniierbli6teit ii5ern. lie Suestom.
pagnie aber bat nit Der Grrihtuns Deg
Ten,mals nur cine Sdulo Der Cant.
bartlett ab9etrasen.
Ser sisentIits Batter oss 8eoantsn
NOR freilid 2siieps ni6t, ui.lmsbr !ai-
len lid bic SsIirebun9en CUR 0urd.
fte6ung 6es Stbmus bon Sue, biz
ms oraue Nltertbum perfolsen, ia
mad Der 8sitidtsforiduns baben iolde
GanGle ihon i'm IA. Sabrbuncsrt D.
Chr. beitnnoen. bod %perianostsn lie :
6olge bon SernahldiIigun9. Sm 2aur
ner f~nbrhunoerte pieosrhn!ts id on.
Glelte mebrmdls.
Sn mooerner 3sit bat Der otter.
rei6iif. S~ngenieur N.erelli oi. .ri1.r
juperldiiigen llnt.riubunsen cugetelI'
uno 1856 I'M GinoerlilnoniB nit De-
@i,etOnis Saio@paita bon GepptC
feline pldne elmer Romniiilon in go,
unterbr.itet. untsr oer.n Wiitoli.oerl
Der @icumts be Ssiisps zines Der siirie.
fen mar.
OILS oann iurs oarauf Der gum &c.
neralinipeftcr oes gaues ernannte
Negr.lli liarb, muroe 2siieps isin Wab.
folgsr uno 'omit gum tbatidhliden Or,
bauer oes ! mails, ben er unter enorn,er
Sdwieristeltsn, tuorunter politif4r
@ioerianc nidt bic @erinets mar, I'm
Verlauis bon 3.bn Sabren pcllenoete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

"lsgenen HGums nit @.mGloen uno
Mobelr ausssiiattet tp.rbsn. p.Ite aus
benz g.iis. Srisprihs oes 8rcben tam.
men unp b. len Worliebs fir oi. aunl
Nrantr.it: be,euaen. ga: Wobiliar
miro aus BEN erl.i.nit.n tunitsererb'
liten Stiif'n b.s Yotsoam.r Staot.
ihlriies, pun SansIouci unp benz Neuen
Yolnis suiammsr9slisllt iusrosn. 9i.i.r
Nusihmiifrn9 Toll bi. arditettoniids
Gusgehaltun9 Der SGls entipreten.
9od aub bic Gultur o.s beutisen
3eutihen Reites ioll in benz Reprdisn.
tationsbaus cine ansemeii.ne 0ertre.
tullg finoen. 9as o.utid. gude.p.rb.
als Srgan oes ssiiiigen 2.bens Der
gtation uno oi. srapbiiden aiinlte pers
Den nit ibr,n Nusliellunosn oisi. Mii.
lion s.pis outs @iiroisiis sriillsn.
Sic s:ualtisen Sprtihritte, mslts
Seutidlanb bsute auf io3ialem 6.biste
auiweiii, fino.n in .in.m anperen
3aum iinhl.riih. @eranitaulibung.
Eurh 8.mdloe, Wooells uno ara'
pbiits 0%arliel!unQen 'oll Elm ilbsriidt'
lides Bib Der belien Ginridtun9en aui
Dem @ebiete Ger 0fientlitcn 91obl=
Ia~brtspileqe uno Der TilyIorge iiir Die
minoerbsmitteItcn Siaiieu "bcrgeltelli
meroen. Gen 9&i!ltommcu bietst Den
geiutsrn I'M lln;crQei6oB. O05 lib in
"piiensn Nr!Gcen nod Der Seine oIInet,
Die Notwithstanding oea oeutiten
Wyeinbaus, nit nelher eiu oeuti1es
Weinreltaurant osrbunosn icln miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Raptaot uno bic Safelbai.


nit blouen @aoenbinoen uno ftatt Der
REORGANIZATION patronerbanoelisre.
6erner lei erpdbnt, oaB bel ben Ord
sonsrn nur Die 2eute oes erlten 8lieoes
Qansen nit rotb=ipeiben Sla9gen OGbn=
l.in) iiibren, uno oab man bier &laiien
Don @enerGlen: @eneralfelomari6all
(6islo Wariball), General, General
lieutenant Northumberland uno
@eneralmajor Waior=@ eneraD. uns
teri6eioet. Sbre paraOsuniiorm beltebt
aus rotben WaffenrOden nit blausn
2rnaen uno branoenburgiI6en Iuf.
idld9en nit reider @ploiiiferei, bun.
felblausn Soien nit brsiten rOtben
Streiien uno Siiten nit rotb=peibem
Geoerbui6. Sn tleiner Uniform miro
bon ibnen Elm einfa6sr blauer lleberrpd
nit Spei &eiben anDpien uno Ndiel'
fiiiden aus gOloenen 5reiien, ielo'
maridmGBig cine runoe blale NliiBs
nit S6irm uno @plotreiien lOmie
itmarSbaIhniirte, ountelblaue Nttila
1llgele9t. sic trd9e1 Sanlt100ren1abel
nit @riiien BON meibem glisnbein uno
folgenoe @raobeSci6nunaen ouf ben
Ndielltiiden: @encralmulpr: Sdruert
lro 6elomnrIhullltab gctreuit uno
Steru; @enCraliieutennnt: S6meri
uno 6elomaridallitab a~etreuSt uno
Grone; General: Sdmert unO 6elos
murihallitab getreu5t, Stern uno
Grone; GeneralIelomari6all: oetreuste
Observation-Disclosures, bon einsm Sorbeer.
tranS umgebcn.
9ie uui Der NbbilDuns bargeIlellten
b.rittencn S6iiBcn uno lllanen BON
Ne%uiiiowales (9~luitralien) iino tbeil.
w,iie beSaGltc 6reimillig: 9olunteers).
~"n hon'n sa fiinf 6stanrons oiht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

81 A4tt4AesssG
EN%y4s
" Nd ~ --z&{
Der i>af.u non Durham.

rpenn- auf ben Struben nud Pretoria
uno Sloemfontein, uno audi auf oensn
na6 Simtsrlep uno guopimitb, mplin
Die in GupItaot uno Surban %gelnnoe=
ten Sruppen sunGdt bright iperosn.
Sdlebte @ese, auigeriiisns gubn.
seleiie, serliorte Srildsn. betrddtli6e
SObensiise, seidbrli6s Ydiie uno iiber-
all finite uno wnhiame Suren Itsllen
Dem @ormarib GROCER Sruppentorper
9roBere SinoerniiIs entgegen, ais Die
Spropner Slatter %nnneBmen. Sir Den
llnbetbeiligten eritcint 6 INNER fra0s
liher, oh Somnlp 9lttin$ feline ibm iiir
Welbna6ten opn Der &Dni9ln Tlctpriu
peripro6sne 9bOtolaoetafel aui trans
paalem Spoen per;ebren Uiro.
Wdbreno man nun. mad Den bis
bergen geobadiunsen, bon Der eng
liIdsn Grie9silbrung taum cine before
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Tus flonicnnc AepTwth

ndrbe Sud bulo uerluiien, wenn Sbr
Or. Sings Neue HebeuSpiucn &c
brau6en miirbet. 8uuienbe pcn Sei-
oenben baben oeren unuerglei6lt6es
Serbienit se9en frunteS uno n%eruoleS
&opiweb beitdtist. Sic reinisen ruS
glut, itdrfen bic Neruen uto boucn
Gure @eiunobeit uui. gei6t ~ NET.
men. Seriu6t Tie. Ntur 25'GtS. @elo
Surild, wcnn feline Seilung. Sertauit
beiai apstbeter @, J. &pbr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
elsktrifts Shlsppfbiffabrt.
Werfnd,s NIT elmer nemartisen 9sfsmsHbs
fur Den RanaIbetrieb.

Vertudbs nit elmer nemartissn 3sfsmstiSs
fur ben RanaIbetrieb.
Ser 9erwenoung .lettriid.r Sdlepp.
lotomctipen fir &analihiii., nit mel,
den hierSulunoe idon mebrfab Ser.
iude 9emaht moroen iino, 1T man in
jiing1ier 3eit aud in Teutidlanb ndber
aetreten. Sort bat nit ltaatlider Unite
fiiiyung bic 6irma Siemens u. Gals
in Der N0be BON Gbersmaloe am Simon,
lanai cine 9eriudsanlags fir elettriids
Sdleppidiiifabrt errihtet.
Sie g8ubl Der etipa orsipiertel Wei.
len lan9en @eriudsItrede 1T 10 setrof.
fen, Dab lid auf ibr Die 6aratteriiiiibsn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

f.iner Greib.it s.bubt bot, ni1t uxtss.
faet rperoen ionnte.
Ter erfie 2anounssplub Der bon
England 9.ididten Sruppen, RapTaot,
bic Sauptitaot oes 0apllnbes, liegi
ni&t, ME pielfad an9.nOmmen wiro,
an Rap Der suten Soffnuns, iOnoern
an Der ettpa l8 W.il.n nDrolld osle9s.
men Sai,lbai, am 6ube b.s iib.r $500
BUS bober 9~ai.lbera.s in elmer Don
et.iem. ioruie bon ben r3mbli gpo
htln." BEN Seuielsbere uno ben
,Q0mcnbaupt- ampbitbeatrolii4 um.
fdlOIi,nsn Gb.re uno 9,pdbrt. BON
Deer. aus asIeb,n, cinsn Der ihOnfen
anblide Der Groe. Shre G~inmobrsrSnbi
betrGat ge0en $1,000. Die Stnot III
regclmGbig anaclcgt nm bat cine Ior8-
tollige lorti6riitiite 9erWaltuna. 10
bar lie in 9ii6is elmer mDoernsn Staot
nl'idSr @rnne nnn Nrnrniuno hintn,
- -
Tngtdie n DaSSsbewaS I'm IuehsfGsauft HABIT
's as. &HNAIZM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
QttirocouuQrtt.

.@enn es Sud redt 1T, lieber Neife.
oann bleibe i'd Die paar Sage bel Gu6
mobnen; i6 ipure oaout6 oas tolt=
ipieli9e llebernudten i'm Sptel !"-.gi
perltcbt lid, lieber Sntel. g0ir idGgeu
es uns CUR bpben Gbre, Sid beberber=
oen III b%iirfen, uno reroen Dir ben
QuicntGolt 10 Ongenebm ME nun mO8=
lid mn6en-0ber ni6t ma6r, ih earl
3i6 I'm Elm tleines Sorleben pom so
Yiart bittcn-pir bnben namli9 ger0oe
bas @aIibett i'm YeriaBbaus!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
TtGtps-D rnkllal in Bort Sab.
TEN e~eniaIsm Snea,ieur an Der etatts tstweS
xebsnswsrfes e%rribtet.

Muf Der Molt bon BORT Scio, benz
Nusgungsbaien pes Sue,tanals am
Witielmeer, mo trr 40 Sabren Der erite
Spateniiid gu Dem gigantiihen @erte
erfolgte, lit oider Sage ein bon e.
Sremiet mooellirtes Sentmul iilr Ser
oinano 2eiieps sntbill!t moyoen. Sie
lber Is Sup brbe Srons'ii9ur. oeren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Ole Y.niiBung Der Yibel in

Ole SeniBung Der Yibel in
ben Sdulen ru6t in neun llniOnstu0=
ten ou' elmer 0sleBIihsn S0iis. IS limb
oica Die Stouten Wniia6uietts, Nep
Serisp, Snoi0na. Soma, &anias,
@eOr9iu. Wiiiiiiiippi, Noro= uno Suos
Satota.
@usN6atbenebtc Elm oien.
trans, Der tiirSli6 ppn Vupit SEQ
benz Srei,ehnten Der Satin oea iruns
soiiihen Vraiioentsn Goubet iiberiGnoi
puros. Ter &oientrunS lit nit Golo
tlontirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Aus SiiOnfri6a.
Nlber pom SbanpIaB brs &rieses
smiiden Hriten unb @nrep,

Hts SiwssrsiNs In Votmarih Der 0~nsiambsr.
euBietsitsn tar Comm @tsins-@in tap.
tsrsr ssriMtsrtattsr- @idtiss eaneumss'
b~atu-0nsItAs aruppen.
Sc meb, Sruppen bic Gn9lanosr in
Sioafrita lanoen, oeiio mebr iheinsn
ibre Gusiihten, ben 6eino our6 bic
llebermadt gu erorilden, gu madien uno
befio sebobener miro Die Stimmun9 i'm
Wutterlanoe. Sbatidblih lie9sn aud
jsBt nod mantes waber" uno manbss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Seat Sbr 'Wertb auf Sure geinwana?
j. J. FRITZ,
is, "a: NbptoSrapbiif, Sc: -
ct. g,rmainitraBe, Ct. GlouS, Tinn.

Btr elm natur9etreues Bib ieiner ielbit
seer cine 5reunoes. ooer5amillensrlppe Sc
naht baben min, TONNE ~ mir. Was bic
Bbeioarapbte.8 unit III 81 leilteu oerma9,
Ss mir ptre ie in ieoer Stniidt erprobt.
Cute uuo superldiiiae glrbeit seeeu btlis
grsiit. I'm asneisten 8uIpnah ipiro asbefen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

Waeb eimem Sabre Stubium
In oftlihsu @sacaes bin id wieoer mad
g.. Glsuo %,uriidsetsbrt, uuo it bin bsl'
'nosuu lie i'm Stanoe, ALE Viebtrantee'
" srfolsreih sessn anseme1'ens Wersa'
!nns ;u bebenssln.
49=1i %. $. Serubs, Siebar5t.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-15
ProtestatiOns of Patriotism

IT William Mckinley and the Re-
publican party had an atom of SIN
cerlty in prutestations of patriotism
they would win the affection OF IA
large majority OF tue thinking class
of americans. But when Presi
dent savings around the circle, !"
makes pretty speeches about the flag
ana fails to live up To them; comes
south and talks ABOUT the war with
Spain having completely oOIterated
sectional lines, anu then goes home
and instigates the introduction of
measures like the present plan TO
cut down the representation IN Con-
gress of the southern Stdtes-Gne
thinking classes become disguise q /.
| The Republicans OF the norm claim
that the negroes OF the south are Ills
/ tTanchlsed, and mat the represent
tatIOn in Congress should therefore
| be limited TO the NUMBER of white
/ ia each district. la other ords, the
| basis of representation IN the norm
! shall De the NUMBER Of Republicans
ana Democrats necessary 10 make a
Congressional district, but ia the
sOutA II shall be reduced to the sIu-
gle Democratic standard. 1 he fret
move 20 be made To bring ABOUT the
| desired reform Is 10 cut down the
number OF delegates from the south
EN- States 20 the Republican nation
al convention next year. La the
past the southern Delegates IN Re
/ publican national convention have
Oeen a very potential factor ia de-
Gliding the winning combination, aud
I hence II has never seemeu auvisaule
To the maguates To press the matter
oil educIug their number. The nexl
muN e will Ue TO Gus down the soutu-
, eTn representation in Congress.
This is the way that the admins
tTation proposes to wipe out section
al lines .-Chattauouga News.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs. Martha Renfro to G. S. COVERT,
interest in land in 9Th district, $500.
j. A. Sellers to W. J. Derryberry, ct
al, J834 acres in 23rd district 800.
w. G.. Dorsett to Phil Dawson, 81
acres in 18th district, $780,
Mrs. Rsbecca Gibson to Mrs. f.. ID.
Hughes, lot in Mt. Pleasant. s.
G.. w Hayes ct uX, to j. w. Pickett,
lot in 9th district. $50.
w. G. J. Hunter to j. K. Orr, 913i
acres i'm 18th district, $3.50.
j. r Fleming ct uX, to Alexander
Jordan, house and lot in 9th district
$500.
w. r. Covey to John A. Coffey, lot in
9th district, 800
A. G.. Floyd ct ux, to j. G. Godfrey,
land in 9th district 81, $50
Il l.. Frierson ct ux, to j. r. Stewart
lot in 10Th district, $3.50.
c. M. Williams to j. r. Stewart ct ux
lot in Mt. Pleasant, $500.
S G.. Harlan ct al, to d. F. Watkins
livery stable in % ward, ST 800.
Thomas Bates and wife to W. A
Southall 285 acres in 18th district
s., 800
W. b. Greenlaw and wife to John G.
Mayes, house and lot in 9th district,
$500
II. f. Alexander to NJ. G. Fitzpatrick
interest i'll 264 acres in 18th district
81, 200.
Sarah F. Reynolds to Mary Lavint
Fitzpatrick, 400 acres in 9th and 18th
districts, gift
Morgan G Fitzpatrick, Trustee, t.
American Phosphate Co., 264 acres il
18th district, $4,000
d. E Dortch to Thompson & Gibson
lot in 9th district, $1,000
Thomas j Shaw and wife to Lavinif
Wright, lot in Goth district, Sl25.
G w Foster to Mrs. Martha Renfro
493a4 acres in 9th district, S497.50.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-15
SOUTHPORT.

SoUTHPoRT, Dec. lI.-This dreary,
rainy day | will pen few items Tor
the HERALD.
We nave had plenty of rain for the
last day or two.
The springs have been very low.
Es-ess this Will make them fuli again.
Rev. Felix Sowell filled his appoint
ment at Bethel, and announced another
for the second sunday in January.
Rev. W. y. Murphey will preach at
Bethel the fourth sunday ia this
month.
Mrs Lizzie Fari5 is spending several
weeks with her daughter Mrs. John
Morrow.
Miss Mamie Redding, % Campbell's
Station, il spending this weeh with
Mrs. Pink Murphy.
Mr.. John Sneed and family, have NOV
ed to Factory creek, Giles county.
MIR. John Norman haz moved his
family from Giles county To Mr.. John
Bailey's.
Mrs. Blanche Holt u spending sew
eral weeks with her sister, MRS. Ruhe
Murphy.
Mr.. Phineas Murphy, has gone on q
visit To Texas, but expects 20 return 10y
Xmas.
With best wishes to the HERALD,
will clOse.
Lucille.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-15
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
CONTINUED from Third Page.)
HAMPSHIRE.

HAMPSHIRE, Dec. Eve can hardl Y
realize that Christmas is almost here,
and that winter is with us at last. Well
after so much warm weather we ought
to appreciate little rain and cool
weather.
Ebert Brooks, who has been real
sick for the last two weeks, is rapidly
convalecing.
Little Evelyn Bingham is very sick
now.
The school at this place will close Dec.
D This term of music class will close
this week. The clase will render pro-
gram al the Methodist church Thursday
evening, Dec. IA. Miss Mcclure the
teacher will return to her home near
Lewisburg on the following Monday.
Mr.. j. Ii. Brooks is in Columbia on
the jury.
Rev. Leath filled his regular appoint
ment at Cross Bridges He was accom-
panied by his charming daughter Miss
Mary.
1t rained out the Epworth League
at this place Sunday evening.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-15
Those Deceitful Rebels.

Some days ago, before the opening
OF Congress and the sending in of
the presidents message, the Filipino
republic; according 10 the glow ing
dispatches from Manila, was on its
last legs and Aguipaido was OF. the
point Of submitting or going into tx
lie. The rebellion" was ended.
But now comes the announcement
that at Bac or and linus, within "A
dozen miles of Manila, our troops
have some thousands of armed ma
tive opposed to them, and Aguinaldo,
instead Of going abroad in des'.air.
turns up in Southern Luzon, where
be will repeat the manoeuvers that
have kept our armies occupied ia
Northern Luzon since the capture OF
Manila. This l. discuuraging In
view Of the fact that we have some
/ 20 Philippine islands to subdue.-
Baltimore sun.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-15
GarwoOd's SarsaparlIia the blood
guaranteed to cure A b RAINS
Mill to Manufacture Barrel Heads.

Will 10 MhHuIdctuTb DdiIcl HtHuSs
The Indiana man who came here last
week seeking location for mill to
manufacture barrel heads, is still in the
city, and will be for several days. The
Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce
has taken him in person through diff
ferent sections of the county, and has
had others to take him through the tim
Der sections of this and adjoining coun-
ties. 1t is hoped that his impressions
are favorable, and that he will locate.
If he should do 50 he will establish a
plant that will cost $4,000 or S25, 900
and will employ from 40 to IS skilled
mechanics, besides the hands that will
work in the woods. The mill will use
white oak timber in % inch lengths.
These can be sawn by any farmer that
has few white oak trees; they can then
be split into quarters and hauled into
the mill in any sized loads to suit the
convenience of the seller. The mill will
enable the owners of white oak to utilize
twice as much of their timber as they
could do in regular saw-log stocks, and
make it possible for anybody that has
any kind of wagon to handle the timber.
The location of the plant would there
fore be of great benefit, not only to the
town but to the whole county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-15
DEATHS HARVEST.


Mrs. Annie M. Matthews, wife Of the
late S, S. Matthews, and sister of the
late Squire jeff Coleburn, died at I
O'Clock Yesterday morning, at the home
Of her granddaughter, Mrs. w. p. Har-
din. of this city.
Mrs. Matthews had been a sufferer
from cancer for some time, and an oper-
alton was performed yesterday, but dis
ease had already consumed her vitality,
and death claimed another victim.
Mrs. Matthews belonged to a promi-
nent family in the Bigbyville neighbor-
hood, but has lived in Columbia for sew
eral years. She was a kind, good wo-
man, and a consecrated, consistent
Christian. A mother to the orphan, a
helpful friend to the needy and distress
ed She was a member Of the Hopewell
congregation, and her former pastor,
Rev. j. HI. Peoples, will conduct the
funeral services at her late residence
this morning at 10 O'Clock, after
which the interment will take place in
the family cemetery at Bigbyvile.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-15
CULLEOKA.

CULLEoKA, Dec. 25.-Mrs. Williams
elocution class give an entertainment
on Friday night, Dec. %, al Moore Insti-
tute. They most cordially invite the
public to attend. Judging from the
treats they have given heretofore, we
assure all delightfully."- rendered and
well selected program.
Do not forget that the Epworth
League will give bright, spicy enter
tainment Saturday night, Dec. Is, at
7 80. The admission price fifteen cents,
the proceeds to be used in making some
necessary repairs at the parsonage.
Miss Loutie Tomlinson's pupils in the
Primary Department of Culleoka Aca-
DENY will give their entertainment on
Thursday night, Dec. 81. The public is
extended an earnest invitation to be
present.
Rev. w. r. Feeble will hold bis quar-
terly meeting for this appointment at
Culleoka. Dec. % and "a.
Mr.. Tom Brandon was visiting one of
our young ladies here this week.
Mrs Carrie Smith will leave Wednes-
day for her home in Taylor, Texas.
Most of our people have killed hogs
and think it is safe now. Owing to the
scarcity of corn the hogs are not so
heavy as our farmers usually make
them.
Mr.. Jim Scott is recovering from his
severe illness. Mr.. Emmett Scott was
critically ill last week, but is better
Mr.. Oscar Crews is able to go out to his
meals, but regains his strength slowly.
Mr.. John Inman is at work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson gave a grand
dining at their home between here and
Hurricane last Saturday. DR.. Pride,
DIR. Smiser and his household were
among the invited guests, and say that
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson more than sus-
tanned their reputation as magnificent
entertainers, and that the dinner
couldn't possibly be eXcelled.
RARpARA
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Ophelia Paralee Kelly.

Ophelia Paralee Kelly, daughter of
Prof. j. H. Kelly, principal of the Col
ored Public School, died Thursday
night at 1880 o'clock, of typhoid fever,
in the Goth year of her age. The flu
neral was conducted at Mt. Lebanon
Missionary Baptist Church Saturday at
IL o'clock a. m, by her pastor, Rev.
Pickett, assisted by Revs. w. II. Wilson
and r. Sanderson, and the burial was
at Rose Mound Cemetery.
Deceased was a school teacher in the
Columbia colored school, devoted
church member, and was highly esteem
ed by everyone, both white and coored.
The bereayed parents have the sympa-
thy of all the white citizens of the city,
as well as their own race, in their sad
and untimely loss.
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Mrs. Sarah Amanda caldwell.

Mrs. Sarah Amanda Caldwell died
Monday aC the residence of Mr.. John
McMeen, in the Carriers creek neighbor-
hood. The funeral services were con
Quoted at the residence Tuesday by
Elder Anderson, and the interment was
at Blanton's Chapel. Deceased was a
highly-esteemed Christian lady, and her
death will be deeply regretted She
had attained the ripe old age of 70
years. She was the wife of the late
John S Caldwell and a sister of Cicero
and 7. E. Jameson.
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j. Minnick Williams.

J. Minnick Williams, a well-known
citizen of Nashville, died Friday morn
ing. Deceased was resident of Co
lumbia for number of years, and had
man friends here who will regret to
hear OF his death. He was a gallant
Confederate soldier, serving throughout
the four years of the civil war. He
married Miss Polk of this county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-15
HoM the Presldent CohId ResIgn

1t would probably puzzle most
people To tell how President or
vice-pre, ideut could resign. After
writing his resignation, what snail
he do with II? This law. which was
passed by congress in 1892, lays down
the modus ope randi; The only
evidence of a refusal 20 accept, or
of a resignation of the office of Pre- ST.
dent or vice president shall be an
instrument writing declaring the
same and subscribed by the lerspn
refusing to accept or resig ning, "a
the case may be, aud delivered into
the office of the secretary Of state.
Vice President John &. Calhoun
resigned on Dec. p, 1892, aud his
resignation l. now on file at
Washington in the department. OF
the secretary q state Boston Trans
cript.
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Independent Telephone Lines Con-
Meeting.

Through the fundamentally Of the
Chamber of Commerce.. steps are being
taken looking 10 the connection Of the
Citizens Telephone Exchange of this
county and that Of Lawrence county.
The gap to be filled lies between Mt.
Pleasant and SummertOwn. 1t will cost
about $500 10 build this connection. A
committee accompanied by Mr.. Pruett,
manager Of the Lawrence county ex-
change, canvassing for the desired
subscriptions. They are meeting with
very gratifying success, and expect 10
complete the list without great diff
ticulty.
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