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The Washington times., 1916-10-15
Relasco: "The Little Lady
;, 7, Blue" Frances Starr.

HE foremost event Of the weeks
tbeatricals will be the frst
nresentation at the Belasco
Theater TOMORROW night OF
new play, Little Lady in Blue which
pavid Belasco is producing for Fran
ces starr. Described as a comedy, by
Horace Hodges and T. Wigney Per-
cvysl. the authors of Grumpy" this
newest play will mark Miss Starr's
nrst appearance in the comedy since
Going under the direction OF Mr.. Be
lasco. s,,o.- haliavas
the time has come when fTances eIait
more subtle shadings OF her art, and
with this end In view he has selected
Little Lady in Blue" as a hitting me me
dIum In which to introduce her, rne
sT ,is role su,.sd y one ts Miss IS Starr. Starr % youth
and personality and marked by q
freshness and charm that should
prove really delightful. She appears
as an English miss OF twenIy.S,ne, ,ns
whose good judgment and perseverlne
industry are employed to such purpose
ns 10 clothe the situations OF the
play with the tenderest romance anu
Interest. The locale OF the story Is
France and England In the year ISIv M
and the atmosphere is distinctly nau-
The cast will include Jerome Pat
rick. Frederick Graham, Horace Bra
ham. Carl Sauerman, George Giddens
Albert Andrews, Charles Garry, Ro,
land Rusbton, Lucy Beaumont ano
Mstinees will be given Wednesday
. And Saturday.
National: "Fair and Warmer"
New York Comedy Success.
W 1HEN sELWYN AND COM
A/ psny present Fair .,N an'
Wv Warmer" at the Nationa
Theater the week OF October
H. they will offer to a grateful public
the first Avery Hopwood laugh-make
Eince his kar-famed Seven Days" an'
"Nobody's Widow :" the biggest success
in the long and distinguished line o
Selwyn successes. and the farce whicl
packed the Eltinge Theater in New Yorl
for just one year, coming to washington
with the entire original cast. headed b!
Madge Kennedy.
Avery Hopwood Is past master o
farce, and In Fair and Warmer" h
has had just the kind OF idea he know
best how to handle, Four young an,
prosperous persons with leisure to TAX
themselves very seriously, are oddly as
sorted as one very good husband witt
giddy wife. and one very good wifi
with phlandering husband.
The festive two overtax the patienc
of their respective marriage partners
who. In their turn. for purposes OF re
Venge. VOW to be thoroughly wicked.
These farciaf situations are grace
with brilliant lines, fresh slang, an
Keen social commentary. There Is on
The Washington times., 1916-10-15
Keith's.

Marion Morgan's Art Dancers, num-
bering over score Of artists, In an
historical Roman ballet In three cpl
The Washington times., 1916-10-15

Lucille Lee Stewart. screen star In
His wife's Good Name" which will
be shown at the Casino today. 10 the
wife Of Ralph W. Ince. director for the
Vitagraph Company.
The Washington times., 1916-10-15

Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius and
Mrs. Huron w. Lawson gave q Joint
harp and voice recital at Belcouri
Seminary last Sunday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
MOTHERS DAY AT
METHODIST CHURCH
BEAUTIFUL AND APPROPRIATE
EXERCISES MARK THE
OCCASION.

Mothers Day was beautifully and
appropriately observed at the First
Methodist church on Sunday morning
No more impressive or beautiful ser.
vice has ever been held in that church.
The music was appropriate and the
addresses and recitations were alto.
gether worthy Of the occasion. OF
special note was the recitation on
Mother" by Charles Parks, the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Parks.
Miss Martins reading was also an In
teresting contribution. An address by
Hon. Hardin p Fguers, in which he
paid eloquent tribute to mothers and
a well written essay by Mrs. Raleigh
Selkirk Hopkins, were other features
Of the program. Hon. George Taylor
Hughes presided.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
LOUIS BARKER WILL
ERECT MODERN AND
UP-TO-DATE BUILDING
WILL BE TWo-sToRIEs HIGH AND
1o0x112 FEET, GIVING ENoR.
NOUS FLOOR SPACE.
COlDl STORAGE IN CONNECTION
Modern Killing Rooms, Drip Rooms
And Packing Rooms, With Every
thing Erected Upon the Sanitary
tPIaB-Werk 70 Begin seon.

Louis Barker, owner Of the lot on
Fifth street, upon which the building
| stood occupied by the Neal-Foster Co.,
which was destroyed by IRE last week,
today stated that within O. very
short time he expected to begin the
erection Of modern, up-to-date build
ing of brick 10Ox112 feet, with concrete
floors, to be used for a produce bust
ness.
Mr.. Barker stated that the building
would be equipped with the very latest
methods Of handling all kinds OF poul-
try, eggs, produce, etc. Modern killing
roms, cold storage rooms, drying rooms
and the very latest sanitary coops, in
fact, every feature of the building will
be upon the latest improved methods
of handling live and dressed poultry
and eggs.
The building will be nearly square
and will be two-stories high, at least
that is what is being contemplated by
Mr.. Barker at present. The upper
story will be used for the storing of
wool, ginseng, feathers and such pro-
duce, with possibly part of 1t con-
verted into drip room. The building, |
if two-stories, will cost about $1,000
and if ohe-story will cost about $4,000. |
All sewer connections will be made
and the roof will be of f1re-proof ma
terial, making the building almost fire.
proof with the exception Of the mate
rial used.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
REAL WINTER OF
BLACKBERRY TYPE
CIRCUIT CLERK HAYS HOLDS
THAT FORMER SPELLS" NOT
GENUlNS ARTICLE.

This is real, genuine blackberry win.
ter. There have been some who have
held that former cold snaps of the
spring were the genuine article, but
they are in error. Circuit Court Clerk
Sam A. Hays, who has been for many
years close observer of the weather
and who understands all of the signs
of the elements, declared this morning
that blackberry winter always came
at or about the time of the full moon
in May. The moon is full tonight,
hence this cold snap is blackberry
winter. It will be, If presidents are
to be believed the very last cold spell
of the season.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
IEACI E. OF HIGH
SCHOOLS MAY GET
GROUP CERTIFICATE
WILL BE A GREAT CONVENIENCE
TO THOSE OF THE THIRD
CLASS.
may SELECT The SUBJECTS
All OF The Elementary Subjects viii
Be Given in the Next Examination
Those Who Failed viii Have This
Opportunity.

The following letter from State Su
-perintendent Sheriff. to County Super
sntendent Graham, will be of interest
20 all teachers in the county. It will
enable teachers in the third class OF
two year high schools to take the
examinations on such subjects as will
be needed to teach those schools. The
examinations will be held this month.
The letter follows
State OF Tennessee, Department OF
Public instruction, May 10, 1916.
"My dear Superintendent
~Tn order that the High school teach
ers may be able to obtain certificates
on several different subjects they may
wish to teach, we have arranged to
make a certificate on some of the sub
sects Of several of the groups. / am
sure this will be quite convenience
to a number of high school teachers.
IN many of our counties they are estab-
fishing third class or two year high
schools to take the place Of the old
secondary school, Teachers in these
schools will need certificates on sew
aral different groups. BY taking this
group they may receive certificate
That will thus enable them to teach in
such schools. hope you will notify
your teachers of this so that all who
may wish may take this group in the
FAY examination. The group is as
follows:
Subjects required Spelling, Gram
mar, Rhetoric, Arithmetic, Algebra,
General History and Biology.
Applicant may select such other
subjects as may be desired. Please
announce that all of the elementary
subjects will be given in the next
examination and all who failed in any
Of the subjects of the December or
March examinations may take those
subjects again.
The schedule for the examination
will be sent you within the next few
days. Respectfully,
rs. w. SHERRILL."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
BAND CONCERTS
DOWN AT CULLEOKA
/ FIRST WILL BE GIVEN ON NEXT
SUNDAY AFTERNOON BY
LOCAL MUSICIANS.

Culleoka will have sacred band con.
4certs on Sunday afternoons. The Civic
League has erected a band stand in
the spacious school house yard under
the shade of naples and from this
stand the band will play sacred music
The first of the concerts will be held
on next Sunday afternoon. The local
band has agreed to give the concerts
absolutely without any cost.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19

ately north Of the F. R. Gamble home
and will erect some time later q
$4,000 brick veneered bungalow and
will finish 1t inside with hardwood. DR..
Nowlin stated that he could not tell
now just when he would begin work
upon the building, but that he thought
that work would begin sometime this
summer or fall.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
HAS A GOOD REPUTATION.

The original and genuine Honey and
Tar cough syrup is Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound and because this has
given such universal satisfaction and
cured so many cases of coughs, colds.
Group and whooping cough there are
limitations and substitutes offered to
the public. Insist upon Foley's.-
SMISER DRUG CO.-(Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District Ne. 2.

Alexander, Wash, Is acres.
Alexander, Andrew, Q acres.
Alexander, Richard. 20 acres.
Brown, Sarah, Est, 10 acres.
Brown, Buz, 2 acres.
Caldwell Bros, IL acres.
Chaffin, Nelse, ] lot.
Crosby, Wes.. 10 acres.
Crosby, Annie, 5 acres
Fitzgerald, Allen, 6 acres.
Fitzgerald, Geo., z acres.
Fitzgerald, Minnie, / lot.
Flowers, w. H., 5 acres.
GoOdloe, Dave, l lot.
Howard, Thomas, 1 lot.
Horton, Levi, ! lot.
Johnson, Dyer, % acres.
Johnson, Edmond, rs acres.
Osborn, Ralph, ! lot.
Pointer, viii, 2 acres.
Pointer, Geo., acres.
Rail, ]. A., Z acres.
Satterfield, Nelson, l lot.
Shelton, Chas., IL acres.
Thomas, Geo., 6 acres.
Thomas, w. L., AZ acres.
Thompson, Florence, III acres.
VOORHEES,, John, ! lot.
Wainwright, lobe, 80 acres.
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District No. 8.

Brooks, Marshall, lot.
Brown, ]. Will, 2 acres.
Bealey & Archer, 1 lot.
Frierson, Ben, lot.
Fleming, Joe F., / lot.
Foster, Tom j., l lot.
Cant, j. Eli, "A acres.
Gray, Miss Mary, so acres.
Hill, Henry, As acres.
Lacey, Eph, 16 acres.
Matthews, Pink, lot.
Tindel, Bristol, SO acres.
Tomlinson, Mrs. NJ. L., "a acres.
Watkins, Jim, / lot.
Watkins, Julia, lot.
Watkins, Bony, / lot.
Warner, Sandy, 26 acres.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District No. Q, First Ward.

District No. Q, First Ward.
Armstrong, Rhody Gano, / lot
Ashton, Lille, / lot.
Bradshaw, Will, / lot.
Dodson, Charley, 1 lot.
Digger, Jim, l lot.
Gholston, Isaiah, 2 lots.
Mckee, Rosa, / lot.
Nicholson, Ella, lot.
Smith, Harriet, / lot.
Sheppard, Mrs, Della, 1 lot.
Tate, Jim, / lot.
Thornton, Charley. 1 lot.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
JUDGE M'KNIGHT
TO MEET JUDGES

Judge ]. T. Mcknight, OF the cOuH
ty court, left this morning Tor N'oN
vile. to attend the state assocla'iO4
of county judges and chairmen' ~
will remain over tomorrow for 'H'
state democratic convention.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District No. 10.

Booker, Robt, 10 acres.
Bennett, Rufe, IA acres.
Curry, s. J., 26 acres.
Davis, Grant, 10 acres.
Frierson, ]. B., So acres.
Frierson, Ed, acre.
Johnson, Jas, so acres.
Lipscomh, Sam, 8 acres.
Mayes, Edmond, Est, 80 acres
Sowell, Bill, acre.
Thomas Heirs, so acres.
Kincade, w. D., acres.
Webster, Kemp, Est, 10 acres.
If said sale is not completed on saio
First Monday in June, the same Will
be continued from day to day unth +"
is completed.
This May 16, 1916.
]. w. ADDISON, Trustee
16 3tues
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
WAS TROUBLED AT NIGHT.

Painful, annoying bladder weakness
usually indicates kidney trouble. So
DO backache, rheumatism, sore, swol.
Ian or stiff muscles or joints. Such
symptoms have been relieved by Fo.
ley Kidney Pills. Henry Rudolph,
Carmi, ILL.,, writes: Since taking Fo.
ley Kidney Pills / sleep all night with
out getting up-SMISER DRUG CO.
1Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District No. 9.

District No. 9.
Afford, Elijah, / lot.
Anderson, Jethro, Est, / lot.
Brown, Will, 1 lot.
Brown, ALI, 1 lot.
Boldly, J. B., 20 acres.
Caruthers, Oscar, 2 lots.
Cornell, Mollie, 2 lots.
Cayce, Henry, 16 acres.
Callehan, Mrs. J. T., / lot.
Coffey, Frank, 2 lots.
Cook, T. H., / lot.
Cook, w. D., Est, lot.
Cook, Mrs. W. D., l lot.
Dooley, P. c., go acres.
Dooley, Jno. L., 2 lots.
Dawson, Willie, / lot.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District No. 8, Corporation Spring Hill

No. 8, Corporation Spring Hill,
Beckwith, John, l lot.
Carson, Jim and wife, / lot.
Chappell, Ernest, / lot.
Davis, I. H., lot.
Epps, Porter, 2 lots.
Farmer, W. B., lot.
Gipson, Sam, l lot.
Haddox, Biddix, lot.
Howard, Will, 2 lots.
Hughes, Yves, 8 lots.
Lockridge, Alberta, lot.
Morgan, Lizzie, lot.
McKissick, Albert, l lot
Owen, Stodman, 1 lot.
Overton, D., lot.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
BRINGING LOAD
SHORTHORN BULLS
CLINT MOORE WILL SELL NUN.
Der OF REGISTERED
ONES SOON.

Clint Moore, of the big mule and cat
tel firm Of R. F. Moore & Son, has
wired that he is leaving Missouri with
q car load Of mules and a carload of
registered Shorthorn bulls. These will
be sold at auction here soon.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
MOTHERS DAY AT
MT. NEBO CHURCH

Mothers Day will be observed at the
Mt. Nebo Methodist church on next
Sunday morning. The services will be
under the auspices Of the Epworth
League.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District No. 9, Second Ward.
White. Mrs. Mary.
District No. 9, Third Ward.

District No. 9, Third Ward.
Andrews, Tom, l lot.
Ashton, Lille, 8 lots.
Allison, Mona, / lot.
Allen, Lizzie, / lot.
Allen, Cora and Henry, / lot.
Brown, Ben and wife, / lot.
Bolton, Jane and John,
Dickerson, H. A., lot.
Ewing, Ed, / lot.
Edwards, ]. K, / lot.
Frierson. John, / lot.
Green, D., 1 lot.
Harris, Esquire, / lot.
Jackson, T. W., 1 lot.
Kennedy, Ella, lot.
Kennedy, Lou and Chas., / lot.
Kennedy, Chas. and wife, | lot.
Make, Hattie, lot.
Morton, R. E., / lot.
Morton. Callie, 2 lots.
Murray, B. N, / lot.
McCarroll, Tom, l lot.
Nicholson, Geo., 2 lots.
Roberts, NJ, lot.
Webster, Alexander, / lot.
Williams, Eliza, l lot.
Webb, Andrew, l lot.
Young, Mary, / lot.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District No. 8.

Andrews, Ben p, 1903 acres.
Blair, Mrs. Lucy, 6 lots.
Bond, Sam, lot.
Brown, Mack NJ, "a acres.
Buford, Jim, 20 acres.
Campbell, Monroe, rs acres.
Crutcher, Yves, 8 acres.
Clark, T. c., IA acres.
Coleman, Jesse, Z acres.
Coleman, r. F., 30 acres.
Derryberry, w. E., lot.
Doyle, B. g., IL acres.
Erwin, Tom, 8 acres.
Gipson, Sam, 1 acre.
Hindman, Monroe, 30 acres.
Hannah, Fannie, s acres.
Huff, Mrs. Nancy, 70 acres.
Jamison, Jennie, IL acres.
Johnson, John H., 10 acres.
Knapton, ]. W.. lot.
Kerr, Mrs. Susie, IS acres.
Lavender, Bob, acres.
Langsley, ]. W., 25 acres.
Lockridge, Sam, acres.
Lockridge, j. H., q acres.
Lockridge, Tom, 80 acres.
Lockridge, Joe, l lot.
Leach, Mrs. Annie, lots.
Moore, Tom, Is acres.
McKissick, Max, 4 arces.
Nellums, John, lots
Notgrass, Chas., lots.
Parham, Americas, 81 acres.
Parham, Wingo, acres.
Parks, ]. S., 1872 acers.
Prowell, Mrs. Matte, 8 acres.
Painter, JEFF, Jr., l lot.
Regen, Andy j., IL acres.
Reese, John, Jr., l lot.
Robinson, S. G., 10 acres.
Smith, Brown, | lot.
Spratt, Jennie. 1 acre.
Sweet, S. D., Est, % acres.
Thompson, Fred, SO acres.
Thompson, Harriet, 2 acres.
Thompson, Mrs Minnie, / lot.
Tucker, Monroe, III acres.
Williams, Martha, 10 acres.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
delinquents:
District No. /.

District No. 1.
Burrows, J. A., Est, zee acres
Fleming, Minnie, z acres.
Hawkins, Mrs. G. c., Z acres.
Lipscomb, Grant, 3 acres.
Mangrem, Mrs. Geo., Q lots.
Rawsen. John, ] lot.
Sparkman, Sam, 10 acres.
Stantield, r. T., so acres.
Watkins, Amis, SO acres.
Watkins, Martin, s arces. -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District No. s.

Burk, Bill, lot.
Chaff1n, AL, IA acres.
Dillehay, Fetch, so acres.
Fitzpatrick, ]. NJ, 100 acres.
Ferguson, E. j., % acres.
Harris, Jack and George, 100 acres.
Leach, VIM, 4 acres.
Martin, DR.. G. W., 105 acres.
Short, Adolphus, l lot.
Thomas, VIM. B., lot.
Webster, L. & A., II acres.
Wilkes, Tom, 5 acres.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
Delinquent Taxpayers Take Notice

Monday 1916 Court House ar
County Tennessee public sale all the real belonging
delinquent taxpayers year 1915 The following of such
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District No. 6.

DIstrlct No. 8,
Aydelott, Nancy, 3 acres.
Amis, Lee, 6. acres.
Brimer, D. NJ, 81 acres.
Cecil Rose, 8 acres.
Herndon, DR.. ]. P, Est, 2 acres.
Jones, Wiley, IA acres.
Shirley and Moore, 4 acres.
Smith, R. B., 10 acres.
Stephenson, Will, 4 acres.
Tennessee-Ark. Co., 65 acres.
Vernon, ]. B., 81 acres.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
District No. 7.

Anderson, jim, 2 lots.
Bailey, Willis, l lot.
Bailey, Quincy, 25 acres.
Beck. Richard, l lot.
Brooks, Joe, lot.
Baugus, M. B., 2 lots.
Baugus, NJ. A., 107 acres.
Boldly, Willis, 1 lot.
Bumpas, Chas., 8 lots.
Bumpas, Miss Matte, / lot.
Craig, s. NJ, 3 acres.
Cox, J. c., 10 acres.
Conner, Geo., 3 acres.
Clayburn, Dock, 8 acres.
Grips & Patton, 40 acres.
Cecil, Jimmie, lot.
Collier & Brooks, 2 lots.
Cook, Central, 1 lot.
Cunningham, Jennie, 1 lot.
Campbell, Addie, 6 acres.
Dawson, Warren, l lot.
Dawson, Caroline, l lot.
Dawson, Parthenia, / lot.
Dawson, John, / lot.
Frierson, Joe, 40 acres.
Frierson, Miss Addie, 4 acres.
Farmer, E. W., $50 acres.
Fleming, ]. F., ! lot.
Gillian, Cora, l lot.
Cranberry, Bill, 5 acres.
Green, Sam, lot.
Hall, Priscilla, lot.
Hanson, ]. NJ, l lot.
Humphrey, Mayes, l lot.
House, C. W., so acres.
Hoge, Lon, lot.
Hagan, Mike, Q lots.
Kennedy, ]. NJ, 100 acres.
Kennedy, W. A., 20 acres.
Kindle, Bob, l lot.
Lawrence, Caroline, lot.
Lawrence, Geo., / lot.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19

Peters, Jeff, lot
Ray, G. W., lot.
Roundtree, John, Est, lot.
Roundtree, Prentice, lot.
Scruggs, Geo., ! lot
Stephenson, A., 3 lots.
Thompson, Mrs. John. Jr., 2 lots
Watson, John l., lot.
Webb, John, lot
White, Sam, ! lot.
Winnie, Will, 2 lots.
District Ne. 4.
Andrews, +. W. III acres.
Baugus, John, 2 acres.
Blocker & Co, "a acres.
Campbell. F.. c., Is acres.
Cheek, G, B., 2SS acres.
Crosby, Mrs. Phoeby, 80 acres.
Dobbins. Arthur, 6 acres.
Green, Rosa H., 4 acres.
Harrison, Mrs. Mary. 6 acres.
Jones, Mrs. 8. W., go acres.
Kennedy, Elijah, 81 acres.
Kilcrest, John, Is acres.
Lane, ]. R., so acres.
Mayes, H. j., Trustee, SO acres.
Minor, G. K. and J. W., 4S acres.
Pipkin, A. T.. l 6acres.
Pillow, Albert, 5 acres.
Simpson, P. T., 16 acres.
Thomas, ]. W., SO acres.
Shires, Tom, 3 acres.
Sparkman, Claud, 80 acres.
Sullivan, Thad, 70 acres.
Tillman, T. j., 40 acres.
VOORHEES,, Will, SIS acres.
Webster, George, 40 acres.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
CHARLES AYR S
DIES IN MICHIGAN
HRoTHER-IN.LAW OF c. A. FARIS,
OF THIS PLACE-HAs VISITED
IN COLUMBIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carrack Faris received
o telegram this morning from Mt
Clements, Mich, announcing the death
of Charles Ayres in that city. Mr..
Ayres was the brother-in-law OF Mr..
. and has visited here upon sew
occasions and was quite popular
lumber Of Columbia people.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
Feast OF SEVEN
TABLES" GLENDALE

1.-THE Feast Of the Seven Tables"
will be given at Glendale school house
Friday evening, May 10, for the benefit
OF the Methodist church. Everybody
come.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19
Dist. No. 7, Corporation MI. Pleasant

Dist. No. 7, Corporation Ne Pleasan,
Akin, Bill, l lot.
Bass, Julia, / lot.
Brooks, w. D., / lot.
Cross, S. A., lot.
Dawson, Mayes, / lot.
DeGraffnreid, Tom, lot.
DeMoss, Jesse, l Lot.
Farmers Ground Rock Co., / lot.
Cranberry, Pete, lot.
Harris & Wilson, / lot.
Harris, R. G., 2 lots.
House, Dora. 1 lot.
Harlan, Izora, / lot.
Holmes, S. D., / lot.
Jordan, Whitford, lot.
Long, c. O., lot.
Mayes Bros, lots.
Mayes, Bethel, / lot.
Martin, Henry, lot.
Mahon, A. B., lot.
McDermon, J. j., / lot.
Pillow, Will, lot.
Pinkelton, A. L., lot.
Reginald, Nose, 1 lot.
Sheppard, Jim, lot.
Street, Marian, l lot.
Stribbling, Martha, / lot.
Stockard, Florence. / lot.
Showers, Will, / lot.
Smith, Tom, / lot.
Wilkes, Mrs. A, L., / lot.
Whitaker, Will, / lot.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-19

Ferguson, Clifford, ! lot.
russell, ]. H., 2 lots.
FriersOn, Dawson, s lots
Frierson, Ed, 2 lots.
Frierson, Tom, 2 lots.
Frierson, Phillip, / lot.
= Gordon, Robt. 3 lOta
!. Howell. G. A.. 20 acres.
Hoyie, Mary, lot.
Jones, jackson, / lot.
Joyce, Sol, l lot.
. Kennedy, Dudley, / lot.
: Kennedy, Mary. / lot.
Morrow, Frank, / lot.
= Mayes. Julius, / lot.
Martin, VIM, lot.
Martin, Mrs. s. S.. Q lots.
Martin, Will E., Z lots.
Mitchell Jno. T.. l lot.
Moore, Geo., 2 lots.
Moore, Willis and Riley, l LOT
Moore, Will, / lot.
Osborn, Bessie, / lot.
Parrish, Tom, lot
Porter. Easter, lot,
Pickett, J. W., lot.
Roberts, Jesse, l lot.
Steele, John. 8 lots.
Sellers, VIM, 100 acres.
Scribner, Jim, lot.
Turner, All, lot.
Soles. L., lot.
Stages, ]. B., 2 lots.
Thomas. Mary, / lot.
Williams, Frank, / lot.
Webster, Lany. " 3 acres.
Webster, w. j., ST., Trustee, Q acrcA
Watkins, Daisy, / lot.
Watkins. Tennie, / 10 t.
Young. Geo. lot.
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Lanier, P. G., 40 acres.
Marshbanks. Neal. ! lot.
Mayberry, G.. p, lots.
Morton, Charley, lot.
Maxwell, N. p, l lot.
McGaw, Jim, / lot
Pewett, Gid, rs acres. 1 lot.
Porter, Chas., 3 acres.
Pulse, Ed, 1 lot.
Peters, Flenoy, Q lots.
Pardrill, J. Henry, l lot.
Farmer. Thee, 100 acres.
Phelan; E. E., 2 lots.
Parson, 8. H., / lot.
Parks, viii. lot.
Reed, Bob, / lot.
Rail, Mrs. r. j., 70 acres.
Rich, John, 1870 acres.
Rich, J. S., so acres.
ANOSAAolub " O'1 tOtD.
Sage. J. G., 80 acres.
Swanson, Will, / lot.
Stephenson, Robt., 2 acres.
Sewell, Tom, 20 acres.
Sanford, Jennie, lot.
Sage, G.. L.. / lot.
Stout, Fannie, / lot.
Tindel, Caroline. y 10 acres.
Tindel, Sam, 1 lot.
Thomasson, L. s., Is acres.
Usher, J. E., 6 acres.
Webster, Ed, lot.
Williams, d., Est, 228 acres.
Williams, lowell Phos. Co.
Walker, Newt, / lot.
Watson, Mrs. Jane, so acres.
Young, M. B., 2 lots.
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DR.. c. D. NOWLIN
BUYS BUILDING LOT
IN THE FASHIONABLE "BARRoW
COURT" IN WEST END-WILL
BEGIN BUILDING IN FALL.

DR.. c. D. Nowlin has purchased a
lot in Barrow Court" lying immedi-
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