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TOWN AND COUNTY.
Friday, January 30, 1891.
E. A. FUSCH, Business Manager.
Subscription Rates in Advance
Subscribers in County. Sl.uu
Subscribers out of county.
PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
XAKB YOUR WANTS KNOWN IU THIS CO
BN. IT WILL BUBBLY PAY YOU. FIVK
UKNT4 PKK Lit. W S.S Cii mat .rm".
J. V. FRIERSON, JR.,
DRUGGIST,
Comer Fnbllc Square and West Seventh St
Columbia. Tennessee
1an S ly.
W. J. OAKES.
JOHN WFHT,
Ijite of Pularki
CAKES & WEST,
Dealers In
FURNITURE. CHAIRS, MAT
TRESSES, ETC.
NORTH MAIN STREET. NELSON HOUSE
BLOCK.
Columbia,
wepl2 6m
Tennessee.
tiii: into w wAuoar.
The best on wheels. It haa spring tongue
andHtay- chain to prevent Jerking of the
tongue and to ease the draft ou the team's
neck. Han extension shoe skein to support
and HtreDgthen the axles, and many other
Improvement not found on any otiier wagon.
Clec5 2m BATTICUrilLD A ClIL'KCIi.
C. V. YYITHERSPOON & CO.,
COLUMBIA, TENN.,
KKAL i:ST.4TE AC, i: ATS
Have opened an ofllce for the sale and rent
al of Maury County real estate. Parties de
Hiring to tfell or rent will do well to pluce
their biiNiiu'8-i in our hands. We proptme to
Advertise all real eHtate, write nil nesussary
deeds and lurnUh abstract of titles
FREE OF CHARGE.
We have given bond and procured license
real Kstate dealers, and persons doing
business with us will receive straight, lair
and honest dealing,
sepal tf
G. W. CURREY & CO.,
1 jErilXl!3tS,sV
Corner Church and Spruce Streets,
Tklkpiionk llu. NASHVILLE TENN.
Choicest cut flowers always on hand. Flo
ral baskets and designs on short notice.
oov28 6m .
MOTE
FASHIONABLE,
TONHORIAL,
ARTISTS,
WEST 7T II STREET,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
nov7-tf.
Telephone 56.
21 ACE: cfis .BB.1TAIT,
PROPRIETORS OF
-:-Little Bigby,IV!Ills.-:-
Graham Flour, Buhr Meal, Cow-feed.
dec!9 tiin
JUDD,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
COLUMBIA, TENN.
feu71y
WATCHMAKER ill JEWELER
And Dealer In
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry.
Fine watch and Jewelry repairing a special
ty. Bethel 1 Block. Columbia, Tenn.
may 17 lr
Joa. Tow Li a.
O. P. ROTI CDQI
JOS. TOWLER & C0.
JDHTCGISTS
Corner Puhllc Square and South Main Stree
J'reianptiont Carefully Coaoponn
ded.
COLUMBIA VENNESSEE
Janlly
ColumiaBanking Company
CAPITAL, - - 100,000.
Does a general Banking, Exchange and
Commercial business.
J. M. M AYES, President.
J, C. WOOTKN, Vice-President
anHly LUCIUS FRIERSON, Cashier.
CLIMAX RESTAURANT,
IRA C. WITT, Proprietor,
No. 210 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
deco6in Nashville, Tenn.
Tlio Groat Hlvoiit
Opera House, Jan. 30.
Tie Ovide MdsIii Grand Concert Co.
Composed of the following eminent Solo
Art I win:
OVIDK MUSIN, The gieat Violin Virtuoso.
ANNIE L4HJIMK TANNER, The American
Nlghtinuale, possessing the lucsl phi -noinenul
range of any soprano now be
fore the American Public.
INEZ PARMATER, An eminent Messo So
prano. KARL STORR, The German Baritone. First
time in this country.
EDUARD SCII ARK, A superior solo pianist
Don't forget the night, FRI DAY, .IAN t'ARV
3ath, 11. Riserved seats for sale at Wold
ridge A C'o.'su Admission with reserved seats
41. Uallery Mv. E. A. FUHCH.
jan -i 21 Manager Star Course.
J.- C. VOORHIES.
K. 8. roWLKS.
TOOKIIllvH Se '4MVI.i:it,
Altorneys-at-Law.
COLUMBIA, - TENNESSEE.
Will practloe In th. oourts of Maury and
TielgUborin'f eouDtles; also in to. Federal and
Hiiprtmu courts. OtHo.itt Whilthome Miook.
WsstStivcatafetrttl. Jal6if
STREET, EMBRY
Y.sjiiiwiill Potato IljLiitor.-!.
Leave orders with us early to avoid delny. Stkkkt, Embby A Co.
DISPENSING CHEMISTS
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Surgical Instruments,
Trusses, .SuiiH)rU-r,
Shoulder Unities,
Fine Toilet Goods,
Wedding and birth-day piesents,
Fishing Tackle,
Garden Seeds,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Window Glass.
TELEPHONE NO, 61.
Jan24 ly
SWEAR OFF !
Boiii the new year to save money by in
vesting in the
Stile Building and Swings Addition,
Perfectly Safe. Better than a Savings
Back
Interest on all dues paid iu, and no forfeiture.
local hoard:
Dr. J. T. Akin, President; J. F. Wiley, E. D.
Wilson, George W. Hayes, A. N. Akin.
nov2S6in. J. C. Itsxi KK, Wec'y and Treas.
ONE HUNDRED WOOD CHOPPERS.
The Napier Iron Works will pay W cents
per cord for coal wood, cut at designated
places ou the proerty of I be company. One
dollar per cord for wood delivered any
where on line of the Napier Branch Railroad.
dec;2 3ia E. C. Lkwis. General Mungtr.
Nashville, Tenn.
ART STUDIO.
T wo AUffannllup'u 1H Utmlln nltAVA Rain,
Jk Sou's store. West Seventh Street. Study
hours I'nxn 10 until 1 o'clock. Orders receiv
ed for portraits in La Pastel. Janl lrn
PAIMTING AND VARNISHING.
Coaoh-palntlndone by B. F. Roberts low
er than usual rutes. Furniture stained and
varnished. Call on ine on Embargo, be
tween 8th and 7th streets. Jhii'J tt.
Hillsboro High School-
This school lsIocated nt, lA'Iper's Fork, Will
iamson County, and in every respect is a
ilrst-class school for the Physieal, .Mcr.tl and
Mental training of Young Ijadies and Gen
tlemen. The next Ave months session com
mences February 2. For pamphlets and
further luformation, address
W I i.i.i am Andicrson;
or T. E. A Li. kn,
Leiper's Fork, W illiiims -n Co., Tenn.
Jan!) 1 in
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The Ann of Hirseli A Bogot.ky is this day
dissolved by mutual couseirt, Nuthim
Hirsch retains the Dry Goods Department
and Louis Bogntxky, the Clothing Depart
ment. We will in the future, as in the past.
carry the best assprted stocks in our line at
ine lowest possible priees. TuauKliig yon
for past favors and kindly askini; you" for a
continuance ol your patronage, 'we aTe
Very Respect fully,
N at H an 11 insnr.
Louis r.ocAr.KV.
Jan9-4t.
SEED OATS.
Fresh supply of clover seed and seed on is
at ls)ltoiii ciisii prices.
Jan fU It Em buy A n dkhsdn.
C LOVER SEED.
Fresh supply ol clover seed and seed oats
at bottom cash prices.
Jllll VMt tiMBKY A A NDE RSON.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken up by Mai. Campbell Brown, near
Spring Mill, In the 22ml district, about tirst
of last.. 1 uly, one roan pony inure, valued at
J). Ported DejemlKT 31, IhSiO.
JanlHSI. John 1.1 uckrb, lianger.
Aslc Tour ZCeta.iier lor wo
JAMES MEANS
S4L SHOE
OU THE
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE.
According to Your Jfce&3.
.JAMES ME. VN 3 SfcTTOE
toklnB-, and ItKOrTIKES
0 " IlltEAKlNG IN," be
ing perlottlyeosy the drat time it
is wurn. It will satisfy the most
,iuuiora. IIA9I1.SMKAW!!
S3 SHOE is absolutely tha
wiuy .noe oi us price which
nan ever oecn piacea ex
ttinslvelyon the market
iu wnicQ aarsMUty
mere oat--
I warj
iUAUt 9U btwc fur Boys Slgg
J. MEANS ds CO lioetsn.
Pull llaea af the ubuve shoe, fur sale by
McKENNON BROS. A CO.,
Dealers in nrst-class Foot Wear.
aug2B0m
FGR KENT.
11,6 houe and lot on Hampsliire pikf ,'ifter
12lh February , formerly occupied by A.M.
Hughes, Jr. A. M. IIl'UHKS, Sk.
jan 30 tf
FOR SA LE.
A piano and oue set of parlor chairs. Ap
ply to C. L. Prkwett. Jan:l2t.
ATTENTION. KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS.
The memliers of Phlntlas
Txxlge are hereby Informed
:hal the Convention to n'ght
will le called to orderat 0: 15
sharp. By order of the C. C.
W.C.Whittiiobnk, Jr.,
K. R. S.
It
W. P. WOLDRIDGE. R. G. IRVINE, J K.
-DRUG SSTORE,-
Purc and Fresli Drus.
Combs, Brushex, Pcrfames, Soaps, etc.
Window-glass, faiats, Oils of Every kind.
Aijeit9 for
Lucas"-.". TiaM :. Gtes :. Paints.
TELEPHONE IS.
w. p. woidridsk & co-
feb 1 ly
Nashville . Banner,
Nashvii.lk, Tknn.
Thk Nashvii.lk Wkkki.v IIannku is
oho of the boat newspaiiors) iTililislied.
It gives the news with the utmost im
partiality, and does not color it for par
tisan eflect. Thk Hasxkh is a bold,
frank, independont public journal,
which endeavors always to ail vocato t he
right and condemn the wrong. It is the,
champion of reform and tho stout de
fender of priucipal, yet according to
others the liberty of views it claims for
itsolf.
Thk Wkkkly Raxnkii is an eight
page, fit ty-six-colli m n paper, contain
ing all the news of the week, with much
editorial and miscellaneous reading.
It is a scrupulously clean paper which
can be admitted readily to the homo
circle.
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I'EKSOXAL INTELLIGENCE.
I.Irs. Mora Faries is visiting rela
tivps in Huntsviile, Ala.
Miss Iiuih Rbea is visitiuy br
coiiKiu miss xsaunie ithea.
Miss C'ollett, of Texas, is visiting
air. ana mrs. J. v. riyes.
Miss Brips, of Frunklin. is the
guest of Miss Ida lielle McCrd.
Messrs. Merrill and Trousdale were
out from Nashville last Sunday.
Miss Meda Mason, of Prospect, is
the guest of Mis Florence Irvine.
Mb s Minuie Thompson, of Spring
inn, is visum? Mn. J. r.i. Maves.
Prof.. !! Warren Clark hss returned
rrom a trip to the Western States.
A. N. Dale left yesterday for Nash
ville, Tenu , to be gone a few days.
Mr. John P. Mc(i v. Sr.. ii out
again after, a severtM attack of la
grippe.
MissKlIa English, of Kentucky,
has teen visiting Miss- Lucy Floyd
luii week.
Miss Lizzie Wilkes, of Pulaski, is
visiting the family of her uncle Dr.
J. If. Wilkes.
Misses Jb.mia Frierson, of Mt.
Pleasant, was the guest of Miss Janie
Trimble this we-k.
Miss Minnie Holding has returned
from a lengthy visit to Louisville and
Bowling Green, Ky.
Miss Willie Cu turning, of Frank
ihi, Teuu., is visiting Mrs. Dr. W. B.
Harrifou, of West End.
Messrs. Lucius Frierson, II. P.
Figures aad K. V. Gamble have re
covered from la grippe.
Mrs. It. M. Rawls, of Athens, Ala.,
is visiting her sibter, Mrs. Walter
Steele, at the Bethell House.
John Cox was indisposed this week
and J. Sykes Orinati was doing bis
work at the t'ecoud National.
Major Isaac Arnold is iu Washing
ton, urging au extra appropriation
for the U. H. Arsenal at this place.
Major J. T. Williamson is attend
ing the meeting ot the Grand Lodge
F. & A. M.t at Xashville th-a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Johu Wa le, and Rev.
and Mrs. T. J. Dixon, of Spring Hill,
have returned from a trip to Florida
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Church have
returned from their bridal tour, and
will take rooms at Mr. Geo. N. Sar
ven's. Mr. and Mih. J. J. Hendricks re
turn to-day fto'ii their bridal trip and
will be at the Bethel House for a few
days. "
Messrs. Hor ce Polk, Allen
Campbell, Pink Caperti u, Misses
Keep, E-tabioke, Purvis, Byin and
Mrs. Esles, with fifteen pupils ol
Iieechcroft school, were here . last
Wednesday from Spring Hill to hear
Iveene. 'J hey will return to-night to
hear Musin
lnlhe.SVt Marcos, T:xas Prrsx,
pel sonal column, we notice the fol
lowing: "M iss Camilie Hernthn, a
charuiiug society belle, of Columbia,
Tennessee, is visiting her uncle, Mr.
Frank Hcrudou, at Mrs. Prescott's."
And from another place iu the same
paper we clip the following: "Aus
tin was the great centre of attractiou
Tor all the state of Texas last Tuesday
night, and the Inaugural Bait was
the magnet that drew the hundreds of
visitors from all over the State. In
the party that went up from San
Marcos, was Miss Hernd -u, of Ten
nessee, who wore a cream silk, decol
lete aud en traiue with fringe around
bodice, and d.amoud ornaments, aud
who, by her graceful dancing, won
the admiration of every one there."
A Card From Key. A. 1. MtFerrin.
Mk. Editor: I see in the Maury
Democrat of to-day a notice to the
ellect lhat Helm & Marti Vs iniu
strels would soon give an entertaiu
uietit for the benelit of the Methodist
church. Please announce through
3'our paper that such au entertain
ment will not be given for the Metho
dist Church. We are uot so ''hard
up'' for money. We are able, 'and
more thau able to meet our every
obligation. A. P. McFerkin, Jr.
RELIGIOLS INTELLIGENCE.
Next Sunday u.oruing prayer
will be said at 9,'2 a. m. in ihe Sunday-school
room at St. Peter's church.
Holy Communion at 11 a., m. At 7
p. m. the rector Itev. Ii. M. Metcalfe
will deliver a sermon to young men,
taking for his subject: "A Search
for a Man." AH cordially invited to
be present.
L. U. P. M , Jan. 30th, at 2 p. M.
Session room. Subject Gal. 6-7. "Be
not Deceived; God is uot blocked;
for Whatsoever a Man Soweth, that
shall be also Heap." Eccl. 11-6.
"In the Morning Sow Thy Seed, iu
tha Evening Withhold not Thy
Hand; for Thou Know est not
Whether shall Prosper, Either this
or that, or Whether they Both shall
be All the Good." Meetiug to be led
by Mrs. James Akin.
Song services. At the Metho
dist and Presbyterian churches last
Sunday night eougservh e were held.
The attendance at both churches was
la'ge'y increased, aud shows the pop
ularity of these services. The con
gregations sang lustily the old faruil
iar jjy tn ns, and all present enjoyed the
sweet old music. Several solos aud
duetts were also sung and at the
Methodist church little Pa Wine Kelly
recited a beautiful te'ectiot) .
Services in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church next Sunday as
follows. Moruiug subject: "The Sun
of Righteousness." Evening "What
id your Life?" Sunday-school at
9:30 A. M. Young people's meetiug
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, and
prayer meetiug ou Wednesday eve-i-ing
at 7 o'clock. Christian Confer
ence at close of Sunday evening
services.
Services as usual, next Sabbath,
in First Presbyterian Church, at 11
A. m. and 7 p. M. Subject iu the
morning will be "Temptatiou, at.d
the Way of Escaje from it." At
night the liev. Mr. Webb will begin
a series of lectures on the "Pilgrim's
Progress," as illustrating, explaining
and enforcing the vital truths of the
Bible It w ul I be most profitable
for all who will hear these lectures
from Sabbath to Sabbath, to again
peruse very carefully Hiat beautiful
and wonderful book of Juo. Bunyau.
The subject of Mr. Webb's lecture
uext Sabbath uight, will be: "The
Pilgrim Aroused to a Sense of Sin.
and his interview with his family and
with Evangelist." The young per
sons of M r. Webb's congregation are
especially urged to hear these lec
tures. johu Lrttta,
General Insurance Agent, represents
the following uuexcelled companies,
lowlt: Cosh Capital.
N. Y. Underwriters Agency, $1,300,000
Orient 1,000,000
American Central 600,000
Office with Will Hattle, Went 3ev
en;h Street. JuIyjJS ly.
AROUND TOWN.
Johu Delk, we are sorry to report,
is sick with fever, at the Nelson
House. His father from Kettle Mills
is with him.
Huut Bellanfant had a present of
three chickens from North Carolina
this week. Common every day
chickens, but the express charges
were 4 tM.
Messrs. J. C. Dexter and E. C,
Latta were given license to practice
law iu this county, last.Monday, and
were admitted to the bar by Chan
cellor Abernathy.
It is approaching the time when
our merchants will be making thei
yearly contracts for advertising. We
wish to deal peifectly fair and frank
with them. We claim that we now
have more subscribers iu this county
tnan any paper that circulates in it
We further claim that we are adding
from five to fifteen new subscribers
every day, and we throw open our
books to our advertisers that they
may examine and couut for them
selves. The Herald is on a boom
and advertisers should take advan
tage of it. tf
Don't be late and disturb tbe
audience at Musiu to-night. The
curtain will rise at 7:45 sharp.
The negroes ought to subscribe for
The Herald. They can save ten
ceuts for every dollars worth of goods
they purchase, and they need these
dimes. tf
There is great need o( simple
books, instruct! ve or entertaining, for
tbe b. s. Liibrary at the Advent
unapei. will any one who Has a
suitable book which he would like to
place wbere it will do much good,
leave the lame at W. P. Woldiidge
suo.'8drug norer
The Herald telephone Is JJo
10. Our friends can assist U9 greatly
if they will telephone us anything of
interest tuey may run across. Ar
rival and departure of visitors, small
entertainments we might overlook.
any little thing you would be enter
tained by reading or you think would
interest somebody else. These little
things make up a newspaper, like lit
tie deeds make up a life. Telephone
us, and you will earn our everlasting
thanks. This will apply to Xowu or
country, wherever there is a tele
phone, and we hope our friends will
remember it. tf.
Parnassus Council, Royal Area
num, held-a meeting last Monday
nignt ana admitted one member,
making a total of five thus' far this
month.
Mr. W. T. Branch, whose cow
had been lost for a month, advertised
it in the Herald one issue and the
cow was brought him in three days
irom tne time, one was nve miles
from towu, aud being cared for until
the owner called. The owner didu't
know where to call, but the advertise-
mentlouud her. It is always thus.
St. Mary's Guild of St Peter's
church cleared a nice sum from their
Rainbow Tea, which was given at J.
T Craik's residence last Thursday
night.
sjeats for the Ovide Musin concert
to tane place to-night are selling fast.
A large and fashionable audience
will be present to witness this la-t
great attraction.
Paragraphs.
Don't miss it.
You will enjoy it.
The musical event.
Everybody will go.
Why not you ?
The only Ovide Musiu.
Annie Ijouise Tanner.
Inez Pariuater.
Karl Storr.
Edward Scharf.
All are great musicians.
At the Opera House,
Friday night.
To-night.
A- mission $1.
Gallery 50 ceuts.
WEDDING KELLS.
SPARKMAN LANE.
Ou Thursday of last week, Mr. J.
M. Sparkmau, of this city, and' Miss
Mary Lou Lane, were married at the
residence of the bride's father, Mr.
W. I. Lane, near Spung mil, by the
Rev. C. E. Sullivan. They came to
Columbia that night, aud are house
keeping iu West End.
FRIERSON FLEM I NO.
Mr. W. F. Frierson and Miss Mary
Wilsou Flem'ug will be united iu
marriage next Wednestlay evening.
at the residence of Mrs. James Flem
ing, in the Zion neighborhood. The
Rev. R. M. Keunedy will perform the
ceremony.
APPROACHING NUPTIALS.
Friends here have received cards
requesting their presence at the mar
riage of Liieut. W. . caperton to
Miss Georgia W. Blacklock, Monday
evening Jreo. ytti, in nt. jouu s
Church, Washington, D. C.
Telegraphy and Short-Hand.
We wish to give instruction to all
those who desire same, lu telegraphy,
type-writing aud short-baud. We
will be ready to take charge of pupils
about Monday Feburary 2nd, 1891.
Hours of instruction will be from 7 p.
M., to 10 i'M , at A. II. Shield's resi
dence, South Maiu stree. Terms
reasonable. Address or af ly to A.
H Shields, JohuBose, or R. G.
Sparrow. jau23 3t
DEATH'S HARVEST.
THOMAS V. NANCE.
Mr. Thos. V. Nauce, of Santa Fe
neighborhood, died Thursday of lat
week, from blood poison, caused by
cutting the eud of one of his fingers
with a boue while dressing a rabbit.
William Kennedy McConnell, a
prominent citizen of Talladega, Ala.,
died last week. From his orbituary
iu the Talladega Mountain Home, we
notice that he was married to Miss
Ellen Smith, of Columbia, Teun., ou
May 7tb, 1SCS, whom years before he
had met aud loved, iu the days of our
fierce civil strife, almost amid the
conflict of arras. By this union he
had fjur children, three sons and a
daughter, who, with their widowed
mother, survive him.
N. S. niCKMAN.
Mr. N. S. (Shake) Hickman, of the
6th district, who was serving as a
juror at this Court, was taken siok
Monday of last week and went home,
and last Monday died, with pneumo
nia, at his home in Sti versville. He
leaves a wife and several children.
His funeral took place Wednesday at
New Raymer, aud was largely at
tended. He was au upright, reliable
man and good citizeu, and bis un
timely death will be generally re
gretted. A Card.
This is to state that having made a
contract with the Columbia Herald
Co. to accept coupous issued by them
in part payment of goods purchased
for cash, weQfully intended to take In
same ou plows aud potato planters,
but the State Agents having been
notified byjour competitors that we
"were cutting aud slashing prices" ou
these articles, they notified us that
we must not accept coupons on these
goods. Will say however that since
the tirst of January the prices on our
celebrated Olive Chill Plows have
beeu reduced from 10 to 20 per cent.
As these articles form a very small
part of our business, we have made
them exceptions. All parties having
these bonds are suie to get wht they
say on the face, and will rave teu
ceuts on the dollar by buying their
goods from us; and but for the inter
ference of our competitors we would
have saved the farmers of Maury
county this ten per cent on their
plows aud potato planters. .
Respectfully,
Jan23-tf. Dobbins A Ewino.
JA.TXTJlTCT 1, 1891.
SOW IS THE THE FOR GOOD RESOLUTION.
And we intend to publish ours to the
world, aud do most solemnly promise
to do everyting in our power to " stick
to them " during the whole year of
EIGHTEEI IIODRED AID SIIETJOSE.
With the same assistance from tbe
good citizens of Columbia and Maury
County this year that we were fortunate
enough to receive last, we will have no
trouble in keeping our resolutions,
which a: e, .
' To keep nothing but Honest Goods and
undersell all would-be Competitors."
We hope to see you often and receive
your encouragement, for we believe our
good resolutions will benefit you as
well as ourselves
MAYES & WALKER.
Seriously Shot.
Last Tuesdayonorning Wils Harris,
the grown son of David Harris, who
resides near Godwin, was leauingou
his shot gun with both hands over
the muzzle, when his dog reared up
on the gun, placing its paw ou the
trigger and causing the gun to fire
The load entered both hands. Dr-t. J
A. Withersoou and Robert Pillow
were called, and decided it necessary
to amputate the left hand and three
fingers of the right band. The young
man stood the operation well aud will
recover. He was an exemplary,
industrious youth, and his sad misfor
tune is greatly regretted.
Entrancing Mnsle.
Parties from Soring Hill. Pulaski.
Franklin and Mt. Pleasant, Pupils
from the Athenieum, Institute,
Beechcroft and Pulaski, will attend
the Ovide Musin Concert to-night at
the Opera House. Special rates on
the rail toads. Performance com
mences at 7:4.3 p. M. sharp.
Would you like to see something
beautiful? Come and look through the
handsomest line of Hamburg Km broid
eries, Torchon and Val Laces, White
Goods, etc., that ever came to the city of
Columbia.
No use talking, facts are facts. We
have got the goods. We want to
jrf .' v .
Push this department of our business,
and we have made prices right down ou
bed rock.
We will not be undersold by any
house in this Town, County or State.
We sell the best $2 shoe for ladies on
earth. Come and see!
Yours, anxious to please,
McKuuM Bros. & Anderson,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Columbia Banking Co..
J. P. McUaw Jr's card.
Rains & Sou's card.
Card of Caperton A Dale.
Read City Items of E. W. Gam
ble Grocery Co.
street, JLiuory & lo. specials.
Painting aud varnishing.
Radam's Microbe Killer.
Notice to Tax payers.
Brown Mark's book.
Fine mules for sale.
Local card of Dobbin9 A Ewing.
Ovide Musin, Friday, January
30th.
-Telegraphy, short-hand and type
writing taught.
Piano aud parlor chairs lor sale.
Red Pilot.
McEwen and Tennessee Wilkes.
House for rent.
Attention, Knights of Pythias.
Young stallion wauted.
Musiu to-night.
Specials of Embry & Anderson.
Card of W. P. Woldrige & Co.
Enforce the More on Law.
A ladv friend requests the Herald
to again say something to the Mayor
aud City Marshal and police about
euforciug the" move on law. This
lady informs us that last Tuesday she
was on South Main Street, and the
crowd of meu on the pavement in
front of Lazarus was so thi k sho had
to wait for a gentleman friend to
come along aud make a way for her to
pass through. The law is stringent
against just such obstructions as ill's,
aud there is uo excuse for it uot be
ing enforced. The trouble is the po
lice pay too much attention to the
Public Sou are and too little to other
parts of the town. There was no ex-
ra crowd in towu on Tuesday, and
the common excuse of being "run
over by the crowd," cannot prevail.
We refer the lady's complaint to
Mayor Hendley.
Circuit Court.
W. T. Jone, three years each in
three cases, for forgery. Oue forgery
occurred iu this city in 1390.
Lewis frierson fo j bigamy, two
years.
jen waiKer, anas suck, anas
Greasy. Three years for larceny,
committed at Fair Grounds last De
cember.
H.. E. Rucker, found guilty of
voluntary manslaughter. Two years
in tbe penitentiary. Rucker killed
Joe Amis, at Williamspart in 18S9.
Isaiah Perry, larceny of water
melon from a patch, live days in the
county jail. '
Will Pearson, larceny: found guilty
and sentenced to ten days in jail.
This was for baoon stolen from Tim
mons, Eraser & Co., at Godwiu.
John Carter, larceny; one yeir in
the penitentiary. Harness stolen at
Mt. Pleasant.
Tom Fleming, co!., larceny of over
coat from W. B. Dobbins ; two years
la tbe penitentiary.
Bob. Daniels, larceny of hogs at
Godwin, on year la the penitentiary,
la two vaies
OVER THE C0CNTT.
A. A. Barker is hustling over.the
couuty assessing tax.
Harlan Bioa. hae reuted the
Smith, Wiley, aud McLean saw mill
iu the country and will ruu it this
year.
Agents wanted in every district
in the county to canvass for tbe Co
lumbia Herald.- Young ladies
who will work their districts ener
getically and thoroughly preferred.
Liberal commissions paid lor n-w
subscribers, aud also for renewals
For further particulars inquire at the
Herald onice. The agents we al
ready have are making from $1 to $3
per day. This is a splendid oppor
tunity for any one a ho has the time
to give to it. tf
Prof. McCormick's school at
Cathey's Creek is well patronized and
succeeding well.
Last week Beechcroft school at
Spring Hill closed its first term.
The second term begJtu this week.
La Grippe is quite prevalent over
the county at present.
- Human nature is strange; every
body wants money, everybody is try
ing to get it, aud yet when The Her
ald offers bonds and coupons, (which
are uot Lung more than orders) ou five
business bouses, whereby the pur
chaser can save ten cents on the dol
lar, a great many people will go to
these same houses and pay that dis
count rather than take the time to
walk down to the Herald office aud
subscribe. It seems they have for
gotten that "money saved is money
made." tf
Mr. J. A. Bynum aud family,
formerly of Spring Hill but lately of
Columb a have moved to Santa Fe.
Beechcroft School at Sp'ing Hill
had a very delightful musical treat
at that place last Friday.
The school at Shady Grove began
last Mondav, Prof. John O. Cummins
is the teacher iu charge.
Tuesday February 3rd, is the last
day on which you cau 0
PJ Y TAXES,
and save costs. Come aud settle at
once. Resectfully,
M. S, Kuiin, Trustee.
jan23-2t.
E. C. Maugrem will move to
Williamsport where he will go into
the mercantile busiuess. He has the
best wishes of the Herald aud a host
of friends.
W. G. Mode, formerly of this
county has moved to Buckholt,
Texas. He has ordered the Herald
sent to him there.
Miss Maud Church, of Santa Fe,
is attending Belmont College, Nash
ville, Teun.
Special rates on the railroad can
be secured from ail immediate sta
tions to attend the Musiu concert at
Columbia to-uighr. It,
Reports come from Spring Hil
that last Monday uight at 8 o'clock a
raiubow was seeu iu the west. It
lasted only about five miuules. The
beautiful colors seeu in the daytime
were wanting, but iu other rcspeots
it was perfect, uot a break in it.
Application for Bail.
The case of the State vs James IT.
Andrews, charged with murder lor
the killing of Lev Lansdowu, was
called yesterday, aud continued upon
applicatiou .by the defense. After
the continuance was granted applica
tion was made for bail. The Court
heard a number of witnesses, and
argument of counsel, and Judge
Patterson will render his decision
to-day. The Attorneys in the case
are: For the btate: Atty-tieneral
John L. Jones, Fusell to Wilkes,
Webster & Taylor and Voorhies &
Fowler. For the defense Figures &
Padgett, Southall & Smiser aud - Goo.
C. Taylor.
Lottery Mail Matter Seized.
Camden, N. J., Jan. 21. Post
master Browning made his third
seizure to-day of lottery mail matter
addressed to residents of this city.
rhematterconslsted of about seventy-
five circulars of the Louisiana Lot
tery Company, stating that a draw
ing of the lottery would be held on
the 17th day of February, and that
all tickets drawing less than $1 ,000
would be cashed at an address in
Boston, and those drawlug over that
amount would be cashed at New Or
leans. Iu accordance with the instruction
he has received from Washington,
Postmaster Browing forwarded the
ntire lot to Postmaster General
Wauamaker. Ar. 1'. Sun, Jan. 22d.
Notice to the Public.
Several mouths since The Herald
gave permission to one J. C. Carswell
to travel iu this couuty aud represent
himself as correspondent of The
Herald. For the last month we
have tried by all the means known to
us to induce the geutleman to call at
this office and gi ve us a personal in
terview, that we might revoke Uiat
nerraissiou. But since we cau neith
er see him nor learn his p.st olTiee
address, we take this mean- of noti
fying him and the public in general,
that we will publish no more of his
letters, and that he has uo longer any
authority to represeut himself as a
correspondent of The Herald. He
has been sigaiug himself "Abbotts
ford." Editor Herald.
Resolutions of Respect by the Ladies
Union Prayer Meeting.
Whereas, it has pleased our
Heavenly Father to remove from our
midst our beloved sister Mrs. Martha
Stewart:
llesolved, that we bow in humble
submission to his divine will ; which
were her parting words: "Give my
love to Ladies Uuiou Prayer Meeting.
Piav that 1 may be submissive to
God's will." We the members of L.
U. P. M., exte td to the family our
heart-felt sympathy, com mending
tbem to him who doeth all things
well.
Itesolved, that in the removal of
our sister, we more fully . realize the
cords that biud us together may at
any time be broken, showing us the
impoitauce of making preparation
while here, for heaven, which is nev
er made real to us "until some friend
sits out of sight."
"In His Name," If two or tlircc,
Touching one thing shall imi cc,
Then may they bis promise claim
When they ask it, "In his name."
Mrs. F. B. Webb, Mrs. V. P. Wol-
ridge, Mrs. R. B, Mahony, Mrs. VI. K.
Chapman, Mrs. A. P. McFerrin, Mrs.
Junius Wilson and many others.
Y. M. C. A.
The Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation held its annual meeting hist
Monday uight in their rooms iu the
Nelsou Block. Although the meet
iug was not largely attended, a great
deal of interet was manifested. The
termsof three directors having ex
pired,' elections took place to fill the
vacancies. .Messrs u. l . Jtutieuge, kj.
W. Withersioon and W. w. Fleming,
Jr., were elected to serve three years.
A committee of three, composed of
Messrs H. J. Fusch, W. S. Fleming,
Jr., aud J. O. Dexter was appointed to
get up a sU. Able programme for the
annual exercise to take place Sun
day March loth 1891. After a few re
marks by lion. Li. f. i-augett, caning
ou the members of the association to
support the manager of the Star
Course, the meeting adjourned.
The board of directors ueld tlieir
meeting immediately following the
regular meetiug. Mr. Joseph Towler
resigned his position as director and
E. E. EiWiu was eiecteu m uis stead.
The board of directors is now com
posed of Messrs. W. S. Fleming, Jr.,
Johu Latta, J.C Dexter, i) P. Rut-
ledge, H. J. Fusch, Li. P. Iufcpttf E.
E. Erwiu. W. E. Bostick aud C. W.
"Witherspoon. The board elected the
following omcers: W. t. Fleming, Jr.,
President; Jonn Liana, 1st vice
President; J. C. Dexter 2ud, Vice
President; O. P. Rutledge, Seo'y and
Treasurer.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
SELECT READING.
Prof. A. H. Merrill, of the Vander
bilt University, gave one of his unex
celled readings at the Institute last
Friday uight. His programme was
varied aud excellent; " his. . master
piece being "Uncle Edinburgh's
Drownin," which was admirably ren
dered aud added fresh laurels to the
fame of this artistic and talented m iii.
It is a great pity lhat our people
stand so much in theTo vn light and
looe so much real enjoyment by ab
senting themselves from s'ich refined
and elevating enterta nincir.s as Pro",1
Alerrill gives. He is a perfect gen
tleman, of easy and graceful man
ners, aiai as entertaiuiug and fasci
nating ofF the stage as on it. His
work before au audience evinces
painstaking care and study, and is
finished and artistic The Study
Hall of the Institute, where thwe
entertainments are held, is always
pleas-ant and cotufo.-table, and tbe
readings are . always interspersed
with vocal and Instrumental music.
auu yet, wjiu an tuese attractions, a
mere hanuful attends these enter
tainments, wheu the hall should be
full. The price of admission is nt
small that it is within the reach of
all, aud our people should certainly
suow tlieir love of the refined and
beautiful by atteudiog in greater
numbers sucii ricli, intellectual feasts
as is always given by Prof. Merrill
ine louiu Lames hocial Ulub was
entertained by Miss Mamie Black
last Friday, in a delightful manner.
Miss Kate McJtiuuey was awarded
the first prize at cards. The club
will meet at Miss Olive Rogers this
afternoon.
COMING EVENT.
Lithographed invitations have been
received by friends here to attend a
German and Card party to be given at
ine liimlen House, Pulaski, Teun.,
on Friday, February 0th, by Mr.
Charles Brown, in honor of Misses
Carrie aud Miunie Robinson. Sev
eral from here will attend.
COMING LECTURES.
Rev. Godfrey SclacUter will deliver
four lectures at the Opera House for
the beuetit of the Catholic church at
this place, on March blh, 7ih, Sili,
and !Hli.
CARD PARTY.
One o the most delightful card
parties of the seatou was the one
given last Tuesday night. Mrs. W.
P. Morgan eutertaiued the Married
ljaaies Hocial Club at progress. ve
euchre. Eleven tables were cccu
iMea, twenty-two couples enjoying
the game. Miss Kate McKInuey and
Mrs. Ijticius b rierson tied for the la
dies head prize, which was finally
won by Miss McKinuey. Mr. R. G.
Sparrow won tne gentlemen's head
prize, leading from start to finish.
RAINBOW TEA.
The rainbbw tea given from 4 to 11
I. M. last Thursday at the residence
or Air. and Mrs. J. T. Craik, by the
Guild of St. Mary's was bountifully
patronized, notwithstanding the rainj
weather. The house was beautifully
decorated in raiubow coli rs. Soft
fabrics made of the seven c li.rs
stretched from lloor to ceiling, the
along the celing the extent of the
double parlors, with the mythical
goldeu bags at esch end, was beauti
fill in tlu extreme. Seven tables rep
resenting the seven colors of the
raiubow, over which various colored
lamps and candles, ohed soft light,
were distributed around the rooms.
Fair waitret-ses, clothed iu dresses of
various colors, were ever ready to
serve the tempting supper prepared
O ie could eat at a violet table, waited
on by a fair one dressed iu white, the
viands served Jon blue dishes, over
which a soft red light cast its shad
ows, with t'ie oraiig-, indigo, yellow
and green flitting by. The initial en
tertainment given by the Guild was
certainly a deserved success.
The Margaietta Bowles Society of
the Institute will give au entertain
ment on Monday, February 9th, for
the benefit of the Advent Chapel.
Tickets will be ou sale at Woldridge's
drug store.
Y. M. C A.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M.
C. A., gave another ot their pleasant
entertainments Tuesday uight. The
programme was excellent aud every
number well received by the audience.
Mr. Joseph Towler, Jr., iu "Old
Madrid," made his debut before a
Columbia audierce, and right wetl
did he aequit himeolf. Dr. J. P.
Herndou never sang to better advan
tage, and ti.e universal wish was that
we might hear him ofteuer. Miss
Mai Saii'aranp, in a vocal tolo, aud
Miss Molly Dorset, iuj recitation were
both pleasing and attractive. The
following programme was observed:
Instrumental Duet Misses I?arr aud K,
Jones.
Uecitation, Miss Ada Mitchell.
Vocal Solo, Mr. Joseph Towl r, Jr
Instrumental Solo, Miss Anna
Per rin.'
'Mc-
Vocal Solo, Miss Saffarrans.
Kccitation.l Miss Holly Dorset.
Instrumental Solo, Sallie Childress.
Vocal Solo, Dr. J. P. Herudon.
tiios. w. keenk:
Despite the inclement weather
last Wednesday, the Opera House
was crowded at night to hear the dis
tinguished tragedian Thos. W. Keeue,
iu his masterpiece Richard III.
Every seat, with the exception of
perhaps half a dozen, were occupied
ou the lower floor, and the gallery
was comfortably filled. The eveuing
was one of enjoyment. Keene and
his excellent support were at their
best. (Jeorge Larock, as Earl ol
Richard, Miss Henrietta Vaders, as
Elizabeth, down to and includijg
Master Arthur Boyian, as Richard,
Duke of York, showed themselves
actors worthy to support the greatest
Richard 1 1 1, Thos. W. Keeue. No
one can act the mean, uuscupulous
character of Richard III, better than
Keeue; no one has a better conception
of the villianous king, nor carries it
out better.
The stage settings were excellent
and the costuming grand. The tower
scene was especially well presented,
well acted aud realistic on the whole,
pathetic in the extreme. The duel
in the last act between Richard and
Richmond was the best ever seen
here. Fierce and stirring, into which
each combatant threw iiis bodily
powers. The jicople of Columbia will
always welcome such actors aud show
their appreciation by their presence.
Ovide Musin and his company will
be here to-night, and another large
house will greet this excellent musi
cal attraction.
Tlirowa From a Male.
Y. S. McKee was thrown from a
mule near Santa Fe 'last Sunday
night, and so b-idly htfrt th it at the
time it was thought ha would die.
Yesterday he was reacted better.-
Keep Before the Public.
To a certain extent general adver
tising creates a want. It announces
new things and familiarizes tho pub
lie with olti ones. . General advertis
ing is of as great value to the ad
vertiser in keeping au established
article before the public as introduc
ing a new oue. The most successful
busiuess men realize this, and they
ueverletthe public forget their ex
istence. The oft repeated assertion
that advertisements are not read Is
proved to be a lie of the most sense
less kind by the advertiser's record of
results. Journalist..
The Modern Penitent.
Bobby Popper, what la this saok
cloth that folks wear at their prayers?
Popper Ask your mother. I think
ihe prefers seal plu -h JVcA.
HOUSES, MILES AM) CATTLE
Continued from fourth paye.
we will venture the assertion that
there .are iu this country ten "rattle
Headed" men horsemen, we mean
for every oue "rattle-headed" horse
J. A T. Seribner shipped to Mar
tin & McAudrews, Montgomery, 2(1
mules.
J. D. Barrow shipped two car
toaus ot mules to Memphis
John H. Estes shinned twoear load
oi oeet cattle South.
Whitaker Brothers shinned two
car loans oi mu'es Mouth.
J. B. Sulliva'i shipped a load
mu'es to Tuscaloosa, Ala.
i i . . . .
i nomas Brothers shipped to
PMioagrass & (.)., Louisville, five cat
tie and ninety bogs.
J. W. Sheltou shipped to Rice &
:tpp. jornstowu, Teun., one horse
ai.d twotity-three mules.
Mxty Head ok Yearlinc
.ut lks: ,u mares, 14 to 15 hands
h'gh, fcood bone, head and ears-
game, snappy in fine fix and re
Miwmuij sniooin. come aud you
in I'liJ, liKWia W. FREDERICK,
jai.2.;--lt. Shelbyville. Kv.
Secretary Williams, of Independ
ence, uas received tne following from
S iniuel Gamble, of the Hobart Stock
xaim, c-a-i maieo, t ai: ."Cret your
unua iu iirsi-ciass oraer ior uext sea
son, for hen Stamboul starts over it
m isai i tiunk you will see a very
tunc milt?.
Breeders Attention: Brown
Mark's book is now open for 85 mares
nMWiortiiewawn. Address B. S.
uzias, Columbia, Tenn. janl6-tf.
A torrespo'ideut of the Chita?')
7 tines taya: "The breeders of ine
trotters are all striving toward a coal
that is to send out a horse that will
oe able to go a mile iu two minutes.
reasoning, as they d, on the ulti
mate snowing up of iv horse that can
carry ins speed lor a mile at the rate
one performer, at least, has gone a
niiArtnr "
run oalk. car load oi yearling
conou njuie-i. Two-thirds mares
Good growthy stock. Jas. H. Wil
son, Eminence. Ivy. 1an23-4t.
Giles Mont, by Almont Jr.. prop
erty of J. M. Wilson, of Riverside
Stock Farm, has beeu placed iu the
hands of Johnnie Thomas, at the Jo
lumbia Stock Farm, to be developed.
He is a great big fine looking bay, and
iouks uae tie mignt uo lots
Wanted to buy a good sized
young stainon, or win exchange a
brood mare for same. Caperton &
Dale, at Mays & Do.lsoa's old stajd.
janSO tf
Whittaker Bro., sold a car load of
mules to Alexander Bros., last Wed
nesday. For Sale: Six tv-head of No. 1.
yearimg mutes, two-tnirds mares.
Will sell thirty choice that will
average over 15 haudrf, or the whole
lot. 'mere is not an lob ectiouable
muie in tne lot. Address
R. L. O'HAIB.
janlO tf Greeucastle, Ind.
Last Monday manv mules
changed hands on our streets.
Messrs. .J. W. Howard fc Co.: Jan.
Grauberry, John Barrow, aud Henry
Aiagrnuer uougni several heads.
Will Bailey sold a jack last
We Inesday to Mr. Hammoudson of
Lawrence Co., Ala.
Mora Fariss fold his handsome
stallion to Messrs. Mc.Vlister te Hous
ton of Philadelphia, Pa.
J. W. Sheltou bought a car load
f mules on the street last. Monday
and shipped same ou Tuesday to
Morristown, Tenu.
On our fourth page will bo seen
an advertisement in which the -own
ers of McKsven 2:lS'j guarantee
a
stake of $1000, for two-year old trot
ters, and foals of Is 12, the get of this
sUlliou, tobe trotted in the fall of
iswi; also a guaranteed stake of ."00
for two year old trotters, foals of 3h!2.
the get of Teunesst'O Wilkes, to be
trotted in the fall of 1K!H. Also a
stake of $2-j0, with like conditions,
the get of Baimont Wilkes.
J ts. Roberts sold two mares last
Wednesday to the Hoflmau Lumber
Co.
Maury Couutiaus are to bo con
gratulated on having the celebrated
pacing sire Red Pilot, sire of Bav
Pilot 2:21,'., Jellie Lee 2:., Mono
gram, trial 2:22, aud many others, to
make the season of 1H!)1 at Colum
bia. Everybody knows Red Pilot to
be. a sire of -game race-horsvs and
first-class saddlers. Iu him you have
;t chance to breed at a very reasonable
fee to a horse combining the best of
pacing and thoroughbred blood. Our
popular liveryman Juo. P. McGaw
Jr., deserves great credit for his efforts
in i-ecuring such a popular sire. Red
Pilot will be trained and will certain
ly go in the 2:.W list. We call atten
tion to his advertisement in another
oolumn.
(iood News to Her. -Mi6S
Decollete I learn from the
papers, Mrs. Prim, that dress goods
are going up.
Mrs. Prim The good Lord be
raised. I alius did approve the - ol'-
fashioned style of bavin' 'em come
right clean up to the neck. Iloxton
Courier.
IJood Nalnred Advertising.
The merchant or business man in
anv line who desires to reach the
public, and profit iu doing so, should
give his announcements and iuvita
tions a genial, frank and good natured
cast. The advertisement that bears
on its surface the indications of a dis
ordered liver does not attract. It re
pels, aud instead of doing the writer
good, it injures him and drives peo
ple elsewhere. Ihe merchant who
smiles through his announcements
aud over his counter makes friends
aud money. ""We go this wav but
once," and people turn aside and pay
good money to meet a warm hand
clasp and a smile.
. Savings Bank.
The Nickel Savings Bank, Birming
ham, Ala., pays eight per cent in
terest ou time deposits, and each
deposit is secured by first mortgage
boads on Bfrmingham property.
This bank refers our Maury county
people to Dr. Joe P. Herndou.
If I Were You, My Dear,
I wouldn't turn my head to look
after fine frocks, or impertinent men.
1 wouldn't forget to sew tho braid
arouud the bottom of my skirt, or the
button ou my shoe.
1 wouldn't conclude that every
man who said something pleasant to
me, had fallen iu love with me.
1 wouldn't feel that I was an ill-
treated personage because, though I
could play pleasantly, my friends
didn't count me a modern Mozart.
I would uot, because I was tired
and nervous give snappy, ill-natured
replies to questions asked me by those
who really cared lor me.
1 would uot get in tne nabit oi
speaking iu a familiar, way of the
men 1 know; wheu you make them
rum, 1-MCk.or liarry they are apt to
consider you as Kate, Nell or Molly.
.1 would not permit any girl friend
to complain to ine of libr mother it
is like listening to blasphemy.
I would not wheu I brush the oust
oil' my hat forget the cobwebs of dis
trust aud suspicion lu my brlau.
I would uot tell my private affairs
to my most intimate girl friend, nor
would I ask her irupertiuout ques
tions. I would not write silly ltt'ers fo
young men, or permit them to be
ramiliar with me.
I would not grow weary In well do
lug Instead I would keep on encour
aging myself by trying to live up t
my ideal of a wouian, and the very
fact of my trying so bard would make
me achieve that which I wished.
2'he Ladiet' JJorn& Journal for Feb'
rvary.
CITY ITEMS.
Florldii Orunges.
Antther consignment of Florida
oranges just received. Prices lower
than usual.
E. W. Gamble Grocery Co.
Field Seeds.
Timothy, clover, blue-grass, orch
ard grass, and red-top seeds for sale.
E. W. Gamble Grocery Co.
lluist's Sredn.
Buist's premium garden seed just
received.
E. W. Gamble Grocery Co.
Ihidam'H Microbe Killer.
The fire has left me disfigured, but
still in the ring. Those wishing
Radam's Microbe Killercan be waited.
on by George or Mort Hodge.
it. A 1.(1 1 E HODGE.
Seasonable (Joods.
New buckwheat flour 'naple syrup,
cranberries, macaroni, celery, rolled
aveua. flake hominy, andi Roquefort
aud New York cream cheese at
E. W. Gamble Grocery Co.
Job Printing.
The people and business men of Co
lumbia and vicinity, have no need to
send their Job Printing to Nsshville
or anywhere else, as the Herald Job
i;ooms have two new presses ana an
the latest style Job type, and compe
tent printers to do the work. Price at
low as Nashville
Patents Granted
to inventors in the Southern States
during the past week, reported by
A. Snow Co., I Patent Attorneys
aud Agents for Procuring Patents,
)PP. L . S. Patent omce, Wash
ington, D. C.
W. Adams, jr., Mount Vernon,
Ky., Apparatus for preserving fish
alive, G. A. Boyden, Balto, Md. En
gineer's brake-valve S. G. Broslus,
Savannah, On., Rotary steam engine
Ferst, ljouisviue, ivy., Haruers
chair, T. A. Hand, Blto, Md. Can
soldering machine,. E. B. Isbell,
Paris, Tenn., Dough-board, M. H.
Jones, Balto, Md. Auger, C. D. Ku-
bech, Balto, Md. Construction ol rail
way ties or sleepers. 11. P. Morgan,
Glasgow, Ky., Horse-detacher, E. E.
tties, Hallo, Md , Portable electric
welding apparatus, R. Roy, Rich
mond, Va., Rotary brush, W. G.
Sears, Chattanooga, Tenn., Rail-tie,
W. B. omith, Atlanta, (la., Car-axle
bearing W. H. Waddall, Lexington,
Va., Section ul lamp chimney, W.
Watson, Strong's Station, Miss.,
'low, T. Vj. heeb r, (iarrard coun
ty, Ky., Truss, E. C. Wiley, Bristol,
lenn., i;iectnc signal ror railways,
A. (J. Withers, Victoria, Miss., Ap
paratus lor strengthening antes.
Notice to Correspondents.
Any of our correspondents over the
county who have any important
news tosenu us arter they have writ
ten their letters, will please commu
nicate with us by goiug to their near
est telephone. Our telephone li
No 10. novl4-tf.
Advertising Aphorisms.
Too little advertising is like plant-
ng too little seed.
A can of printer's ink Is uot to be
ooled with any more than a can of
iynamitc. lioth are as effective and
Heful if used carefully as they are
angerous and destructive if used
arelessl.
l lie sujccHHiui advertiser not oniy
gives particular attention to the
wording of au advertisement, but Is,
Iso just as particular about Us typo
graphical const ruction and display,
o that a casual glance tells the story.
while the "make up" and general ar
rangement is pleasing and catchy to
the eye. '
I he great secret of success In ne.VB-
taper advert ising Is the selection of
the proper journals and a properly
worded and correctly displayed ad
vertisement No little Interest and
attractiveness Is added by the judi-
ious use of cuts. An attractive n-
ust ration excites the curiosity of the
cader, and he reads to satisfy his
unosity.
The progressive merchant of to-day
wch his success to advertising; with
tit it oue might as well take down
lis sign aud invite the sheriff to
walk in aud close up his business.
he wisest business men and the
most successful ones are those who
eep their names prominent before -
the public when trade Is good as well
when it Is dull. Constant aud
continuous advertising, got up lu au
attractive style, is like the constant
ripping of water upon the fiiuty
rock ; s.'owiy nut sureiy an im inhes
ion is niade. aim 'cfa (Ar. M.)
Optic.
Funeral Notices.
Frienda Intrusted to order tuners!
notices, will save money for the es
tate by calling at this office. Our
rates art nearly or quite 100 per cent
lower than elsewhere in Columbia.
Wechargoonly $2. Rememter this
when the time comes. tf.
REAL ESTATE Tlt.lNSFEUS.
A. M. JIughcH, Sr. to Mattie
B
Hughes lot in Dili district $700.
J. IS. Aslit m and wife to H. F. Afthton
mill properly IWXK).
M. S. Morrow to W. N. Wilooxnon 132
acres of IhikI in lltli district H.riO.
W. A. Jtailey to Jacob Darker lot iu
lith district f'l70i.
F. H. Ramsey, to Susan Ramsey, in
terest in 71". acres of land in 7th district.
W. 1). Iteiidormnn and wife to V. T.
Wiley, r,2 acres of Und in tbe 7th dis
trict $.Hni.
F. M. Watson ami wife to F. lu Cor
coran lot in South Columbia $".
John W. Harlan to O. If. Harlan 175
acres of laml in lltli district $ 17.ry).
S. W. Jones and wifo to K. K. Jarrett
acres of land in Ulst district lK).
J. C. Alexander to H. W. Jonen 100.
acres of land iu 1st district ftOO.
J. C. Alexander to Thos. C. Jarratt 100
acres of laud in lstdisttict $(X).
A. A. Morrow to It. A. Morrow 74
acres of land in IHh district Hsl.
C. W. WitlmrspooTi to Kdgar -James
lot iu Colu tu bin 4'Kil.
John IS. Bond to Alfrod Wilkes lV,i
acres of land in 5th district SU.
Harriot N. FrlorsoU to Moses McClel
lau lot iu Columbia JJ000.
Church Services.
Services at St. Peter's church
o'clock a. m. and 7- o'clock P. m
Sunday. Kvery saint's day
o'clock a. M. Holy communion
Sunday morning at 7 o'clock.
at 11
even
at
every
First
Sunday In each month communion' at
11 o'clock, morning prayer at 7 o'clock.
Kvening prayer every Priday night at 7
o'clock. Kev. It. 10. Metcalfe, pastor.
Sunday school at ! :.'!) a. M.
Services at the IJ iptlst church every
Sunday at 11 o'clock A. M. ami 7 o'clock
p. M. Sun lM.v-sr;hool at Wl0 o'clock.
Prayer meeting at 7 o'clock every Wed
nesday nigiit. Rev. K. IS. Mahoney,
pastor.
Services and Sntiday-Hliool at Ad
vent Chapel, South Columbia, every
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Itev. It.
K. Metcalfe, pastor.
arerviccN at wie rni i rpwurfcni
church every Sunday at II o'clock A.
nd 7 o'clock p. m. Kunday-achool
Services at tne r rst i-resuytenan
M.
1 at
'J:.M A. M. Prayer-mooting Wednesday
nights hi 7 o'clock. Rov. P. B. Webb,
pastor.
Services at the Christian Church
very fjord'n day. Sunday-school at
9:.'l) a. M. Communion service at 11 A.
M. i'raver-ineetlng Thursday night at
7 o'clock. Heading of the scripture
each lord's day by one of tho ddor.
Soi vicois at South Columbia, M. K.
Church every Sunday nt 11 a. m. and 7
p. M. Sunday-school at 0:.'M) o'clock a. m.
iid praver-m oting overy Priday night
at '. I o'clock. Hev. W. A. Loath, pastor.
Services at the C. P. church every Sun
day at 11 o'clock, a. m. and 7 o'clock, r.
M. Sunday-school atf :'t0 o'clock, a.m.
and pray ei -meeting Wednesday ni gill
at 7 o'olootc.
JleAodi Church: Preaohing every
Rundayan 11 a. m. and 7 v. H. l'raver
meeting Wednesday 7 P. M. Sunday
school 0 :'i I A. M. A. P. McFerrin I'm slur.