The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-09-04
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The Kings Daughters VIII serve dil
ner the first Monday in October
GOODBYE Ladies oxfords. T. \
FIGUERs'. 3-2t&wkIy
The school at Zion will open MoI
day with Miss Frankie Lipscomb 4
charge.
The Jail Commissioners let the cor
tract Thursday to ]. T. Martin for
new furnace at the Jail
Deputy Whitley issued notices OF
the various turnpike owners and com
panies Thursday in accordance Will
the finding and report of the Turn
pike Superintendent. 1t will be re
membered that under this report q
number of gates we're ordered opened
1t is said that some of the turnpike
owners have announced that they will
not open their gates because they hold
that the order for the inspection of
the pixies was not legal
STRAYED-From Sidney Estes
farm, one fawn-colored Jersey heifer.
weight about $50 pounds. unmarked,
black switch. small knot on right jaw.
Finder please notify w. w. WATSON,
Citizens phone 1858, R. R. No. 1.
1t
L. H. Fitzgerald will move next
week from Riverside to his farm in
the country.
]. NJ. Derryberry has his new house
at Riverside completed and will move
in next week
Let Me Go Sale Ladies' oxfords.
7. N. FIGUERS'. 3-2t&wkiy
Deputy Whitley arrested John Will
son, colored, on a charge of beating
MS board bill this morning. The ne
gro was tried before Esq Fariss and
sent to the county road
H. E. Ritter has one of the finest
Ipecimens of a shepherd dog that he
las ever seen before. Mr.. Ritter
Fought this dog from John Chappell |
Friday and took him down home and
vas greatly surprised that the dog
vas a trick dog. He brings in the |
tove wood and turns number of 9TH
r tricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Elicit are moy-
ng from Sixth street to the Watson
ouse on South Main street today.
Close Out Sale Ladies Oxfords, T.
I. FTGUERS'. 3-2t&wkly
Hugh Fariss, mail clerk on the
Nashville, Florence & Sheffield road,
) laying off for several days on ac-
cunt of injuries sustained in the
vreck at the passenger station Sat
rday morning.
PUBLIC SALE-20 Kentucky thor
ughbred mares and FLIES. Some OF
be mares have mule colts by side
nd all in fold to jacks or horses of
he best breeding in Kentucky. / will
sll them on Monday, Sept. 7th, 1908,
n the public square, Columbia, Tenn.
very mare to be sold regardless OF
rice. Sale commences at 10 O'Clock
nj. w, DAVIS, Lexington, KY.
1-d5t&wkly1t
The bill at the Little Gem this week
exceptionally good. Madame Mo-
lea r. Cartelle, in Italian Grand
pera, is the best that has been given
ere this season, while Derry Camp
I'll, the black face, keeps the audi
ice in constant uproar from start
finish, with his wit and humor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jones and sister,
RS. Bell Gidcomb, of Goshen, are Wis
ng relatives at Bigbyville
FOR SALE-Several Cornish Indian
lme Hens and Pullets, one Cock and
e Cockerel. Apply to
d&w1t w. D. HASTINGS.
John Carruthers, colored, was ar c
sted Monday at Lawrenceburg, on
warrant sent by the sheriff of this a
unity and is being held there await l
3 the arrival of an officer. Car
theirs is wanted on charge of svio-
ing the age of consent law. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb Addison are NOV Y
3 to the Bishop house on South =
ght street. u
Dalton Dick, OF Mt. Pleasant, has .
copied a position with the Little r.
m as house manager. u
Columbia relatives have been mott
of the arrival of another little
Y at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. y
orge Williamson in Kentucky.