The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-06-29
OVER THE COUNTY.

Penny pictures at Young's. If
Mr.. H. +. Alexander has returned
from business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cecil left yes
terday for Primm Springs.
Miss Bessie Gibbs, of Augusta. Ga.
is visiting Miss Fannie Thomas Web
ster.
Our Water Valley and Goshen cor.es-
pondents, we regret to STATE, arrived to
late for publication.
Telephone us your order for binder
Irvine. j. P. STREET & Co. tf
Robert Perry of Bigbyville, had his
arm badly bruised and lacerated in a
binder few days since.
Mr.. S. b. Nichols, of CARERS Creek.
has bought several lots of new wheat.
The price paid was 70 cents.
Gum, leather and canvass belts, hemp
and gum packing, belt paint and lacing
tt j. P. STREET Il Co.
Primm's Springs were opened this
week by Messrs. John Cecil and Russell
Estes, who have charge of the springs
again this year
,, DR.. Brown Goodwin has rented and
moved to the Herndon residence on
West Seventh street. Mr.. George Mar
tin and family and Miss Camille Hern-
don, have moved to the Barnett cottage
on Walker street.
Capital wagons, the best for the money
on the market. j. P. STREET & Co
If
FARMERS, insure your wheat in Home
OF New York. Assets, twelve million
dollars. Rates reasonable. Both phones
A. o. P. NICHOLSON, JR., Agt. 1t
Mr.. S. l.. Whiteside of Hampshire
has curious freak of nature in the
shape of chicken that has eighteen
toes-six on each foot and three on each
wing.
Messrs. W. F. Embry and W. P
Erwin, OF the County Revenue Commits
sion, are preparing their report for the
quarterly term of County Court, which
meets Monday.
The Equalization Board is now at
work on the tax assessments for the Mt
Pleasant district AS the value of pro
perty in that vicinity has changed &
great deal, they are having 20 little
trouble with the assessments.
The best quality of machine oils TO
your harvesting machinery.
If j. p. STREET & Co.
The heavy rain Friday did consider
able damage by raising the creeks out o
their banks and washing away fences
shocks OF wheat and other property
Among the sufferers was Mr.. j. n
Alexander, who had quantity of whea
carried away by Little Bigby.
Mr.. r. L. Brown, OF Florence, Ala
and Simpson Keller. of the ''North Ala
bamian," Tuscumbia, Ala, are guest
of Mr.. W. j. Moore, at Lebanon Height:
Misses Flora Smith and Carrie How
ard, of Mt. Pleasant, and Miss France
Cooksie, of GAINESVILLE are visiting Mis-
Maude Cecil at Cross Bridges.
Miss Effie Anderson and her cossir
Miss Hooper, sailed Saturday afternoe
from New York. bound for the Pari
Exposition Immediately after the
departure, Messrs. McKennon, Andel
son 4 Foster received telegram fror
their agent, Mr.. Kellar, stating that tn
young ladies had embarked. and he ha
''csbled the Prince of Wales to NEE
p. them"
j In reporting the will of the late Re,
NJ. L. Galloway 10 the HERALD la.
week, it appeared that the old hon
place Of the deceased bad been b.
queathed absolutely to Pleasant siour
church. This was mistake. The wi
provides that the property is to renal
IN the hands Of the wife OF the deceAse
until her death, and il any children al
living then the property is to 20
them; but IL the children die first, an
leave no issue, then the property goes
the church.