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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
LANTON.

LANToN, Jan. l.-Miss Nora Odil was
on the sick list few days of last week.
Mr.. j. X. P. Davis moved to Neapolis
last Friday Mr.. Robert Green will
move to the house vacated by him.
Mr.. John Haley will move to Culleoka
this week.
will Williams, of Southport. is visit
ing Mr.. John Fitzgerald and family.
Mrs. Allen Fitzgerald and children, of
Colum bia, spent Christmas week with
Mr.. John Fitzgerald and family.
DR.. J. l.. Overton, who is attending tn e
medical college in Nashville, spent
Christmas week with the "od folks at
home" He will return next week to
Nashvi lie.
Misses Lucy. and Florence Howell, of
Lynnville, spent few days last week
with their uncle, Mr., John Ellington.
Miss Mary Price, of Goodwin, spent a
few days last week at this place.
Miss Susie Blair entertained few OF
her friends one night last weak in honor
of the Misses Howell of Lynnville. Quite
large crowd was present, and all re-
port nice time.
Several from here attended the enter
tainment at Mr., j. ID. Derryberry's of
Lasea.
Mrs. Robert Young is visiting her
daughter In Nashville.
Mrs. Belle Davis and daughter, Miss
Ava Day, are visiting Mrs. Sam Nesbitt,
of Dark's Mill.
Mr.. Will Crawford and family, of
Match, spent few days last week in our
midst. RAVEN LOCKS.
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Continued from Bird Page.
LOCO.


Loco, Dec. 81 As It has been quite
awhile since there was any news from
our office, thought would send in the
items had gathered.
MIR. Lee ROuntree and family left
Xmas eve for Hartselle, Ala, to be
gone for some time
Miss Maggie Lou Ragsdale and broth
er spent part OF last week in Franklin.
Mr.. Henry Gray and son, Earl, went
to rullahoma last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Battles, of Cor
NTH, Miss, spent week with her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. :. Thompson.
Mr.. Webb is visiting his sister, Mrs
Reeves.
Mrs Ladd's brother Is visiting her.
Mr.. J. NJ. Rountree left last Thursday
to see his son. Hollis, who was sick. He
returned home Saturday morning.
Mr. T.. +. Tucker and family spent
last Wednesday in Franklin.
A little boy came Wednesday morning
to bless and brighten the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Venable.
Misses Maggie Mai Rountree and Trina
Tucker took dinner with Miss Hattie
Stanley Christmas day.
Mr.. Oscar Priest and wife, of Spring
Hill, have moved into our midst
and will occupy the house where
Mr.. Jenny Choate lives. Mr.. Priest and
wife will stay at Mr.. George Priests UNI
til Mr.. Choate moves to Columbia.
The Theta high school begun to-day
with very good after dance. Two OF
the girls became tired of school and
''single blessedness," so they got them
partners for life. "Clariss," even if you
have gotten married, we hope you will
still send some of your good letters to
the dear old HERALD.
Wishing the HERALD and all of its
readers happy New Year, ARoc.
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beautiful things, was the main feature
of the entertainment. Santa -Claus was
there, with his laughing, good-humOTed
face, and pleasant word for every
body. The children were all especially
delighted TO see him.
Before the echoes OF the Christmas
Bells had died away, wedding bells
began to chime On the afternoon OF
Dec. %, at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Ms. Gid z. Johnston,
quiet but pretty marriage service was
snIemniZed between their daughter
Eva, and Mr.. Jonn w. Thompson of
Denton, Texas. A prettier time could
not have been chosen-with the sky as
clear as on summers day, and the sun
beamng brightly down. Twas a quiet
home wedding, only few relatives and
friends witnessing the ceremony, which
was impressively said by Rev. w. II.
Beasly. The bride was becomingly at.
tired in stylish costume of castor
cloth, and carried lovely bouquet of
white chry santhemums and pink
geraniums, together with some elegant
ferns. The attendants were Messrs.
Merrill Johnston and Ed Tucker of Co
lnmbia. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson are
spending some days with relatives
here, but will go to Texas shortly
To make that their future home.
"N aShu" wishes Tor bnem IuIuTe OF
happiness, as uncouded rs the day on
which they were wed. May their bark
glide smoothly down the stream of
Time, and be anchored safely at last
on the other shore.
Mr.. James Stockard of Mt. Venom,
Illinois, was the guest of Mr.. Frank
Kinzer's family during the HOLIDAYS.
Mr.. Jim Frank Walker of Spring
Hill, spent last week with his home
folks.
Mrs. Nettie Goad of Nashville is on a
visit to relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lynn are visiting
relatives in Nashville.
Mr. Harvey Dame and sisters, Misses
Minnie and Fannie, of Lawrence comfy
are here visiting their uncle, Mr.. VIM
field DaRe, and Mrs. Georgia Nance.
The health of our community is good,
with the exception of DR.. w. W.
Joyce and Mrs. Hester Estes, whose
condition is still unimproved.
W. r. Temples family are moving to
their new residence at Sawdust while
Mr.. Walter Blocker will occupy the
house made vacant by them. VAsHTI.
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WELL SAID.
Miss Rosa Cherry Announces Her
self as a Candidate.

Miss Rosa Cherry Announces Her
self as a Candidate.
In addressing my friends in and near
Columbia, first desire to wish them
a happy and prosperous New Year. May
those to whom the old year brought only
sadness and tears, look up through the
blessed sunshine of the New Year and
find forgetfulness and peace in it's com
ing days. May the clouds that per-
chance are gathering over each life be
quickly dispelled from their skies, and
the love of an infinite Father brighten
and bless each life to it's very close.
Now to announce myself as candi-
date for the HERALD prize Phaeton.
In entering field where so many
deserving ones have already encamped,
/ do so in tear and trembling, realizing
that every vote should be thankfully re-
ceived and appreciated accordingly.
Now to my friends: l respectfully
solicit your votes and influence. And
if l have any enemies, | want to "kiss
and make up" Let us enter the New
Year with peace and good will toward
all. AS the politician says, if elected tc
the office, shall faithfully er deavor tc
"fill it," and "Our Bob" never took his
seat with greater pride than | will when
l start on my first ride in mig Premium
Phaeton. Very truly,
Rosa CHERRY,
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CULLEOK A.

CULLEoKA, Jan. 2-School opened
Monday, with full enrolment. Miss
Ora Perry is among our new pupils.
Mr.. Will Craig of Bivens, has re-
turned after spending Christmas with
homefolks.
Miss Maggie Mccullough spent
Christmas week at her home at Verona
Miss Katie Park has returned to
schooL after spending the holidays at
home. She was accompanied home by
her friend, Miss Sara Tuunelle.
Miss Lucille Howell spent part of last
week with relatives and friends at
Spring Hill.
Mr.. Will Bailey and sister, Miss Sallie
spent last week at their home near
Ettaton
Miss Charlotte Smizer spent several
days Of last week with Miss Thomas, OF
Glendale.
Some of the pupils of Moore Institute
will give an entertainments, consisting
of recitation, drill and play. "The Las
Loaf" at Glendale, Friday night, Jan
4. Admission 25c and l5c.
LUCILLE HOWELL.
SARA TUMBLE.
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ANDRE w s.

ANDREWS. Jan. 1.-Christmas 1.-The
grand climax of the year as 1t were. is
now but a pleasant memory: and ere
this appears in print the knell of the
Old Year will have been sounded, and
It's joys and sorrows, pleasures and
disappointments will belong to the
past while the New Year, with all it's
bright anticipations, will have been ush-
cred in. Let us all not only make better
resolutions, but make stronger efforts to
carry them out The holidays passed
quietly and pleasantly, and we trust
| that our greatest pleasure consisted in
giving, rather than in receiving. AS
our Master has said, 1T is more blessed
to give than to receive" though | often
fear we are too selfish to see it that
| way.
T. w. Sowell and family and Miss
Lutte Chisholm were here the first of
the week.
Quite number of young people spent
several hours very pleasantly at the
hospitabie home of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Jones Wednesday evening.
Miss Carrie Scobey entertained
Misses Fannie, Emma and Bessie and
Clyde Sowell at dinner Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Scott and Mary
Irwin dined with Mr.. and Mrs. F. q
! Sowell the same day
|
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tank ersley.
Mrs. Scobey and Powell spent Thurs
day with her mother and brothers
family near Leftwich.
Misses Floy and Mamie Addison
entertained few friends Thursday.
Misses Mary B. and Mamie d. Hardi-
son and Miss Nellie Journey spent a
day with Misses Fannie and Emma
! Sowell.
Miss Walker and brother, from Law
renee county, have been visiting at Mr..
Gray's and Mr.. Flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marshall spent the
holidays with their homefolks.
Miss Lillian Kittreil, from Isom, and
Miss Harrington and ). ID Evans, from
Shady Grove, were welcome guests OF
+. G. Sowell and family for few days.
Mr.. Joe Morrow and wife, (nee Miss
Lizzie Redding,) from Stiversvilie, have
returned home after few days Visit
with friends ana relatives here and al
Leftwich.
A few of his little friends enjoyed
Edward Scobey's Christmas tree enter.
tainment Thursday evening, and said
his personation of old Santa was quite
amusing
Miss Saddle Scott went to Lewisbure
for the holidays, and has been quite Ill
since IneTe, Dub uSl liiChuS "OPS "
have her at home in day or two.
MIR. N. A. Nicholson will return tc
Luxora, Ark, this week, after briti
visit to his native heath. he seems
to be very much in love with Arkansas
hut we hope that his visit back here
will prove TO him that Tennessee is the
best place of all. His mother will
probably return with han for an ex
tended VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Roam are witt
Mrs. Nicholson and other relatives here
this week.
Mr.. James Loftin and Others have
been suffering quite deal of pain az
well as Inconvenience, from vacclna'
ton, owing to the smallpox scare
which We trust was groundless,
Prof. ScObey has about recovered
from his incisposition of the past week
aud expects to resume his school duties
next Monday, Jan. ..
MIR. Ashton has put in operation his
saw-mill, and expects TO cut his OWE
lumber for finishing up his mill
A happy aud prosperous New ear.
MRS. MICAwBER.
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We have had several weddings In this
locality. Among tine number was Mr.
T. II. Jones To Miss Florence Derry
berry. Ed. ". Derrvbsrry performed
the ceremony on Xmas dav, about
O'Clock in the afternoon. Only n few
persons were present to witness the
happy affair. The young people went
tn the gr0Om's fathers, where a nice
supper awaited them. Mr.. X. =. and
Ora Derryberry, two of the attendants,
accompanied them.
Mr.. Jones and family have moved to
Marshall county.
Bro. Wilburn Derryberry will preach
for us next Sunday.
Mr.. archie DerI berry returned home
from ''rutchville last Tuesday. He is
now confined to his room with mumps.
We wish for him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Martha Harrison, we are sorry
to say, is no better. LONESOME NELL.
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CANDIDATES WaUTED.
The More the Mtrrier, and the Easier
for All.
The Herald's Premium Phaeton is a
Beauty, and Will Be on Exhlbi-
ton Soon at Satterfield
& Dodson's.

The HERALD's Premium Pheton Con
test is beginning to be talked about
same, but to make it real interesting.
we need more candidates. Only six or
eight have announced. We want 60 or
80. The more the merrier. And the
more candidates there are, the easier to
win. If we can get one or two or three
candidates in each civil district, the
winning candidate would not have to
get over 80 votes and as almost any
body can do that, they would all come
down the home stretch in bunch and
that would be real fun and not only
fun, but fine pheton when the fun was
over.
Now the HERALD flatters itself that it
has friends in every civ district in
Maury county. And we now and here
make this request and ask his favor of
our friends Talk the matter over be-
tween yourselves and select some one
man or woman--you think would be ac-
ceptable to your district, and announce
him or her as your candidate, and then
go to work for your district candidate ;
provided, of course, your district is not
already interested In or represented by a
live, popu ar, husting candidate.
The candidates we have now are as
good as we could ask; but we want
more of the same sort. Ashwood, Mt.
Pleasant, Hampshire, lsoms, Kettle
Mills, Williamsport, Sawdust Valley,
Water Valley, Spring Hill, Carriers
Creek, Dark's Mill, Jamison, Theta,
tulleoka, Bigbyvile, McCains, Grove
land, Fountain Creek, Glendale, these
and number of other thickly settled
neighborhoods, should furnish at least
one candidate each, and we hope our
friends in these and other localities
will interest themselves and send in
their announcements at an early date.
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MT. NEBo AND sAwDUsr Valley

MT NEBO, Jan. 1.-The "Wheel of
Time" has made another revolution /;
another twelve months have rolled by,
and we find ourselves entering upon
the New Year. Could we but unfold the
shook of Life" doubtless there are some
pages we would like To tear away, for
ere the nineteen hundred and one shall
have drawn To close, many will have
drank deeply from the cup of sorrow.
And who knows, dear res0er, but that
il NAV be you or IL Then. jiy aud
Riadness will come 10 some, aud that,
too, NAV be you or j. It's the good we
are hoping for since our little home
has been much DER Swallowed by the
gloom cast about by much sickness
during the past year. And that has had
To- do with the scarcity Of our letters.
However, there Is ever = warm place in
our heart for the kind Editor, aud each
OF the correspondents. We come with
a kindly greeting, and earnestly wish
for each of you = bright and happy
New Year.
christmas in our community passed
OF rather quietly. A beautiful Christ
mas tree, lsdeDed with many useful sud
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STYLE AND ELEGANCE

are essential requisites in pleasure
vehicles, for they are observed by
all beholders. Better go afoot than
ride in shabby carriage. Whatever
you want in the vehieular line that
requires horse In front OF 1t we are
prepared to furnish, and you may be
sure that nothing will be lacking as
10 materisl, mskenp, design, style,
finish or modernness.
SATTERFIELD Il DODSON.
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FOX AN EXHIBIT.
Gov. McMlllin Will Recommend Ap
preparation of $1,000.

NASHVILLE, Jan. last night a
joint committee from the Chamber of
Commerce and the Retail Merchants
Association called upon Gov. Benton
McMillin and made a request that in
his mes sage the chief executive include
a recommendation for an appropriation
Of 5000 to be used in sending a State
exhibit to the Pan American EXPOSE
ton to be held at Buffalo. The Gov
ernor assured the committee that he
vgald recomm nd the appropriation.
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BENZ. B. 0DELl.
Inaugurated Governor of New York
Amid much Splendor

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. benjamin B.
Odell, Jr was to-day inaugurated Gov
ornor of the State of New York. There
was a greater outpouring of people and
a grander military display than has at
tended ceremony of this character for
many years. Over 1900 Nation al
Guardsmen were in line in the escort
column, and in addition civilians who
have been the lifelong friends and
neighbors of the new Executive and
who had come to this city to attest their
friendship.
The various ceremonies connected
with the Inauguration we're of most
imposing character.
Gov. Roosevelt, the retiring Governor,
shared with Gov. Odell TO a great extent
the demonstration Of welcome in the
Assembly chamber.
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LAsEA, Jan. Ere this Is in print
this year will be thing of tie pact, and
the New Year will be here In AL its
glory To some, while to Others 10 will
only bring sadness and trouble.
Or. A. l.. Buchanan spent the holi-
dave with homefolks in Lawrenceburg.
Mr.. J. - HardisOn cOntemplstes
building new house sometime sOon.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.

Popular Candidates For the Herald's
Premium Phaeton.
Heretofore reported:
Miss Matte Willis, Timmons.
Mrs. Matte Head, Williamsport.
Rev. w. T. Ussery, Columbia.
Miss Fannie M, Stephenson, Frierson
Rev. j, w. Hatcher, Santa Fe.
Miss Carrie Minor, Match.
Miss Rosa Cherry, Columbia.
Mrs. d F, Osteen, Columbia.
Prof. w. E. Bostick, Columbia.
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Maury Coz ntj Teachers.

The regular meeting of the Maury
County Teachers Association will b.,
held at the Public School building o.
Saturday, Jan. 3, 1901. A full attenu-
ance is desired, as there will be an elec.
tion of officers.
ADDIE S. BENNETT, Se''.
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RHEUMATISM CUREDTNADAy.

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in to 3 days
Its action upon the system is remarka
bic and mysterious. 1t removes at once
the cause and the disease mediately
disappears. The first dose greatly bel
efits rs cents. Sold by A. b. Rains
Druggist, Column bia. oct5-sm.
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Bob Taylor III.

Elk Gov. Taylor is confined at his
home by a severe attack of tonsilitis, and
by orders Of his physician he has been
compelled to cancel all dates made for
the rest Of the seasons lectures.
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BERLIN, Jan "A dispatch from
Pekin, dated Monday, December 81,
says that Su- Hal, the murderer of Ba
ron Won Ketteler. the German Ambas.
sador, was decapitated on the scene of
his crime at o clock this afternoon.
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Result Of a Gambling Quarrel.

WAYNEsB RIO, Tenn, Jan. 1.-NDl
Darby was killed by Will Nard ga
Christmas Day They we're gambling
and fell out, when Nard shot Darby
They lived in the southern part Of tho
county.
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r. F. Anthony, ex.pOstmaster OF
Promise City, Iowa, says: 81 bought
one bottle Of'Mystic Cure for Rheuma-
tism, and two doses of IL did me more
good than any medicine l ever TOOK.
Sold by A. b. Rains. Druggist Columbia.
Octl5-Sm
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The Best Prescription for Malaria.
Chils and fever is a bottle Of Groves
Tasteless chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and quinine in tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price soc. oct4ly
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HIS HEAD
CHOPPED OFF.
Murderer Of Baron Won KetteIer, the
German Minister,
Publicly Decapltated Near the Ger.
man Legation in
China

PEKIN. Dec. 81 The man who killed
Baron Won Ketteer, the German Minis
ter to China, in June last, was behead d
to day in the presence of large number
of spectators.
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Do You Want Money!

We can furnish you with any amount
on good farm mortgages. No delay.
Can get it quick for you
AT ". j. EMERY 4 Co.
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Furniture.

Sideboards, china closet, dining
tables, dining chairs, in fact anything
you want for your house. Ca |, pleas ,
and see how low we are selling.
If Satterhed Il Dodson.
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Cold Wave Coming.

ouy fine push lap robe and good
horse blanket and be ready. We sell
them, SATTERFIELD & DoDsoN. tt
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. K. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c. oct4-ly
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Furniture.

We are receiving daily large stock
of furniture for the fall trade. Come and
see SATrERFIELD & DODsoS. II
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Dicks

Feed and Ensilage cutters, Shredder
and Pneumatic Elevators.
If j. p. STREET & Co.
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Garwood's Sarsaparilla the blood
guaranteed to cure. A. B. RAINS.
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CAPITAL Wagons.

Have few special sizes. Will sell at
old prices. j. p. STREET & Co.
IL 1872
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For the Benefit Of Creditors.

THECumberlsnd Nursery at Ma =
willie has assigned. with liabi.i 80
e.. s;,ng t66,eQ0.
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Another Candidate.

Rev. j. w. Hatcher, OF the Santa Fe
circuit, desires his friends to know that
he is candidate for the HERALD's
premium pheton, and solicits their
votes far and near. Mr.. Hatcher has a
wide acquaintance ali over the county,
and will doubtless receive flattering
vote. His circuit extends over a con-
siderable territory, and he says he needs
the pheton in his business and will
make the man hustle who gets it.
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w. y. OAKES,

In Supplies Building
SASH Blinds;
Windows
and all Kinds of Porch materials, on
building
Gable Ornaments Fronts.
All manufactured
where
We
w ]. CAKES, Office Factory Columbia, Tenn
'Phone44 ul5Iv Sdw
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Miss Carrie Minor, of Match, Tenn,
requests us to announce her as a candi-
date for the HERALD's Premium Pheton
We take pleasure in doing so. and will
borrow from her own note. She says:
EDITOR HERALD You will please
announce Lie as candidate for the
HERALD's Premium Phaton / will
work and do all | can, and will appre-
ciate ever so much the kindness of the
friends who will remember me when
they go to vote.
VERY respectfully,
"CARRIE MINOR"
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Goes to Franklin.

FRAEKLIN, Tenn, Jan. Elder f..
A. clam, one Of the most prominent
ministers Of the Christian church. has
accented a call from the Christian
church here. He will begin his pastor ate
duties Sunday, Jan -.
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After many Christmas dinners and receptions Acon
Dyspepsia Remedy 1t all kinds of dyspepsia and in
DIGESTION Guaranteed to cure soc andSI 90 per bottle
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J. d. Frierson VS.. Mary p. Hine, ct al.
In the Chancery Court at Colum bia,
Tennessee,