The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-09-20
OVER THE COUNTY.

Mrs. E. B. Coe, of Baltimore, is visit
ing at Ashwood.
Myers Pumps and Steel Stock Tanks
at SatteItield & Dodson's. If
Mr.. John Cecil has returned from a
short visit to Nashville.
Six cabinet photos, and one 16x2O
crayon. for 81 20 at Young's. If
For Sale. One second hand Column
bus Surrey. For particulars, call Bell
phone No 312. Get
Preparations are being made for in
stal ing the rural free delivery system in
Maury County October |.
Mrs. NJ E. Williamson has full line
of fall and winter millinery for your in
spection Call and inspect her stock. 1t
We want to buy rye and barly, and
sell you oats and corn, wheat bags, etc.
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. If
Mr.. J. j. Nelson has resigned as con
stable of the 18th district, and has gone
to Huntsville, Ala, where he II live.
Miss Irene H. Williams will open her
class in piano and violin on September
End. Her studio is in the Athenaum
building. a26d&w4w
Mr.. A. M. B'ackman, formerly of this
county, has gone to San Antonio, Texas,
where he will teach in the West Texas
Military Academy.
We want your corn, wheat and oats,
delivered at any railroad station in
Maury county. j. E Dixon q Co d,
Columbia, Tenn. Both telephones 1t
Mr.. Jonas Amls was passed through
the third rank of the X. of p. at Cul-
looka Monday night. Ed Henderson was
also passed through all three degrees.
Farmers, your corn crop is failure
You will need a winter pasture and an
early oat crop. Now is the time to SOW
S W. Warfeld has the seed for sale. 1t
We want to buy your corn, wheat and
oats. Will take it delivered at any sta
ton in the county. j. E Dixon 4 Co.,
Columbia, Tenn, Bell phone, POP.
Citizens phone 293. 1t
The Herald is overstocked and crowd
ed with old papers. We will sell this
surplus-as long as they last-at 15c per
hundred, or two hundred for quarter
Come quick; they won't last long.
Found-On the Mt. Pleasant pike, a
box containing two bottles of medicine
and two boxes of pills, with instructions,
from the Alpha Medical Institute, Gin
cinnati. The owner can recover same
by calling and paying for this advertise
ment. d&w
Several new buildings are now going
up at Spring HILL J. E. Elders two
dwellings are nearing completion. A.
P. Odil has one about finished and
has begun another, and J. Glassman
and W. NJ. Davis will soon begin
building
| The watermelon crop is about over
This has been an unusually fine season
! for melons in Maury county and thou
sands of them have been sold here
within the past two months. One
farmer near Mt. Pleasant states that he
has sold $40 worth from one acre anC
thinks he will raise one-third as many
more.
Willard Morley announces in THU
issue as candidate for Circuit Cour
Clerk. Nearly everybody knows Viii
lard; ana the few who don't like hin
are those who dUL't know him. Thi
is the third time he has measure,
strength with the present encumbent.
Mr.. Embry, for this Office, and he an,
) his friends say the third time is tn
charm.
Public Sale.-On Monday, October I
we will sell to the highest bidder iron
the court house door in Columbia,
oue-scre lot with good four-roon
dwelling situated thereon, on Woo,
street in South Columbia, near Grant
nursery. Terms half cash; balance o,
twelve months time, with good security
cod Oct5,w2t Gordon Il fowler, Agts