The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-02-14
OVER THE COUNTY.

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Miss Katie Thomas of Glendale has
been quite ill but is improving.
VIM. j Stewart of Lynnville, has
been granted a patent on garden pillow.
II cabinet photos, and l button worth
so cts, all for 81 at Young's. If
Will Perry of Bigbyvile is spending a
week in Atlanta.
B. s. Thomas ESQ.,, ha, recovered
from an illness of a week or more.
Money to loan at and per cent.
Dining & Dining, attorneys, Column
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Miss Maud Cecil of Cross Bridges is
the guest of Mrs. Izora Cecil Andrews,
at the Institute.
Mrs. Young, who has been visiting
Mrs. Jim Underwood, has returned to
Lanton
The candidates for county Offices
have all paid the necessary rs apiece
to defray the expense of the primary
election.
Wanted-2, 600 good strong pigeons,
Immediately, at Is cents per pair,
delivered at No 5 North Main street,
Columbia. w. A. jackson q Co.
d10-6t wit
Graham Head, of Gallatin, student
at Branham q Hughes school, who
has been dangerously i'll with pneu.
monia, has passed the crisis and is now
improving.
Mr.. CRANBERRY Jackson is receiving
over the arrival of an
assistant engineer at his house last
Friday -Tullahoma Guardian.
For Sale. "A good second hand ~
horse power Fairbanks & Morse) gaso-
line engine. Will sell at a genuine
Inquire at the Herald office. d&w-tf
The directors of the Lynnville Bank |
& Trust Co.. have reelected the fol. |
lowing officers: John w. Fry, Presi- |
dent; John R. Gracy, Vice President ;
f. .. Tate, Cashier, and E. N. Gracy,
Assistant Cashier.
Unknown parties shot and practically
ruined valuable Nuthill colt for Rip
ley Steele last week. The colt showed
a 2:l6 gait after few weeks work last
year, and was valuable piece of prop
erty. Mr.. Steele has met with several
from trespassers, and is
forced in consequence to post his place.
Houston Thomas had narrow escape
from damage by fire Sunday night. Mrs.
Thomas awoke at about midnight to
ind her room filled with smoke and
1ole several feet across burning fiercely
Just in front Of the fireplace. Enough
water was fortunately at hand to put
,ut the flames. 1t was found that the
Jug. the carpet and the floor had been
burned through, and hole several
eet across made to the cellar.
During last year one firm at Yokley
Fought and shipped to Columbia
lealers /. 1S1. 931 feet of poplar lum
,er. This alone brought to the mill
men of the community $50, 173. Be-
ides this the same firms handled
O0, 600 feet of white oak for the
louisville & Nashville Railroad Com
ANY, and shipped to Eastern markets a
0, 900 feet of oak and 100, 600 feet Of
hestnut lumber. This amount was
II bought near this place, principally
n the western part Of the county, :
.ynnville correspondent to American.
The Herald is always willing to pub :
sh gratis news notices of ali deaths in
he county, and requests relatives and
riends to give notice Of deaths and [
lrnish necessary information. After
ne news notice has been published, O.
owever, it is our rule, which will
OF be departed from in the future, to b
harge for all obituaries and in me- :,
loriam notices at half our regular Y
stes II we did not make this charge. 4
10 columns of the paper would be Y
ken up with articles Of this charac-
II, to the exclusion Of other news. If