The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-28
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, FoR sAI.E-Eggs from s c Rhode
island Reds. Select pen $500 for IS.
second pen $3.50 for Is. White PHI
mouth Rocks. $500 for Is. Csil Bell
Phone 1922, or write BEN COWLEY.
Santa Fe. Tenn, 1s-d2t&wkly3t
Mrs. n. H. Dunbar has sold her
home on West Sixth street to E. r.
I Farrell and will move this week TO
rooms with Mrs. John Cox on Ninth
and Eighth streets.
FOR SALE-120-egg Cyphers incu-
bator and 1O0-chick Cyphers broodei
both used only q little last seasUn
and practically new.-E. R. FAR
RELL, care the Herald. 1T-tf
Miss Edna Buchnau has by the so
licitation of her friends, become a
! candidate for the Nashville Tennes-
seams free trip to Europe, and in this
issue has a little notice to her friends
asking them to support her In her eff
fort to secure the trip. Miss Buchnua
is the popular stenographer for s. e.
Calender & Co, and so far 10 receiv-
ing much encouragement.
NCUBATORS-I have two new up
to-date incubators, 250-egg capacity,
and also two breeders, 200 chicken
capacity, new machines. VIII sell
cheap. Call over Citizens phone 1914
or write H. H. TIMMONs, Colum.
bia, Tenn, Route 8. d&w1t
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
is having it's bank building repapered
and painted on the inside.
Lewis Philips, colored, indicted on
charge of carrying a pistol some
years ago, but who disappeared from
the county, was arrested at Hohen-
wald last week and brought here and
lodged In Jail.
Having been nominated by my
friends as a candidate for the TEN
NESSEAN'S FREE TRIP TO EU-
ROPE, l earnestly ask that you give
me your votes. | will be glad to re-
ceive your subscription either by
mail or in person.-EDNA L. BUCH-
NAU. 81 South High street.
22-24-mch2&w
T. W. Rail has qualified in the Coun-
ty Court as administrator of the es-
tate of Sam Ashworth, deceased.
Walter Patterson sold a yearling
McEwen colt this week to Lem Thorn
as of Columbia and Jim White Of
Pulaski, for 1926.
Collections at the Trustees Office
Monday in the way Of taxes exceeded
$4,000 Collections for the month
have been $4,000.
WANTED-Position on stock farm
b. young man, Is years old; strong
and willing, understands handling and
care of horses, wants to learn more.
Address THOS. F. JOHNSON. Aiken,
S. c., Box 6. Tat
The suit of J. NJ. Church VS.. the L.
& N. in the Circuit Court has been
compromised by the defendant paying
S425.00 and the costs in the case.
DR.. Dake Biddle's horse ran away
Wednesday on West Seventh street
and almost completely demolished the
buggy.
BUFF ORPINGTONS FOR SALE
One cock, two hens, one cockerel, five
pullets; total, nine birds. Not prize
winners, but from winning yards
AS good to raise from as you can buy.
SO will buy the nine birds. Telephone
The Herald. 27-w1t&d3t
The ladies OF the Students Club,
will serve dinner next Monday in the
Smiser store house on the South side
of the Square next to F. E. Woods
gunsmith shop.
Rush Scott, who was landed In jail
some weeks since on charge OF per-
jury as a result of some evidence he
gave at hearing in the County Grim
inal Court, has been released on his
own recognizance.
TO THE PUBLIC am a candi-
date for the European trip offered by
the Tennessean Twill greatly APP
preciate any subscriptions. Please
mail your subscription to me.-BES-
SIZE BOSTICK, Columbia, Tenn.
2S-1t
An especially attractive feature on
the public square today was the pas !
turing Of about half dozen geese On
the court house lawn Geese are ex-
cellent for grass. especially az this
particular season of the year. There
is a state law against geese running
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