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TOWN AND COUNTY-
Friday, December 30 1892.
Subscriolion Rates in Advance
Subscribers in County. 91.00
Subscribers out of county. $1.25
. rEOPLE'SOOLOllS.
KXtlt YOUR WANTS KNOWlf IN THIS COV
BN. IT WIM. BUBBLY PAT YOU. FIVK
0 BITTS PCR List Ai CA IN8XT.T10-.
J. C. VOOKHIKS.
B. 8. roWLER.
VOORHIES $ FOWLER,
Attornejs-at-Law,
COLUMBIA"- - . - TENNESSEE.
Will practice In the coitrta of Maury and
belithuorltiB: coontleH; also In the Federal
fctnirts. Ofrteeon North Main Street, la Bec
tnd alory of the Nelson Hou-e banding; the
rooms formerly uned by the Y. M. C A.
Jan a ly.
"W. P. WOLDRIDOE. B. a. IKVINE, JR.
JOSEPH TOWLER.
-DRUG .JTORE,-
Piire and Fresh Drugs.
Combs. Brushes. Perfumes. Soaps, etc.
WintIow-lass, Paints. Oils or Every kind.
Agents for
Lucas :. Tiitd :. Gloss :. Paints
TELEPHONE 13.
WiLDillDGE, 1RYHE & TOWLER.
feb 1 ly
TITOOMB'S
STORE
HERE WE AUK AT THE "OLD RELIA
BLE," On he corner of South Main Street and Pub
lic ri.uare,,wilti an entirely new and frvoh
stock of
Dm?, liieriiirals. Druggists Sundries, Ett,
A nd will do our best t wait on all our oua
tonitra promptly and faithfully.
PrewrlritionH tilled with cure at all hours,
day or night. J. A. TITCOMB.
H. K. Titcomb will be found here here
after by all his old friends and former custo
mers. leblS ly
THE
mm mi in
TEIST COMPfe.
COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE.
CAPITAL, ------- Sl0b,000.
J. P. hTRKKT. w. 70"yeii '
K. W. OAM BLR. W. JO-iCK.
S'nJkhwS: JOHN B. A8HTON.
are soucttea.
wjes Account, or farmer jvi..w.n. - - -iwvrw
J.V S. RIDLEY. J- W. HOWARD -. A. PARKER,
fovl ly President. Vice-President .
J. W. HOWARD.
W. M. CHEAIRS.
LOYD CECIL.
E. Ij. A KMaTRONU.
A. If. UAKLiAi.
Y
part) ivt
stop
up a new
ues, it is hard
some mistakes.
list oi
not to
If you
Hi m
Hi
pans
-mad-
ST . J)
r
411
ate -Aiiif&u
0
ler-2 ly
J
JOHN J. HENDRICKS,
TIIK DRUrST,
P. H. Kouthall, Jr. J. A. Bmlser.
SOUTH ILL & SMISEU,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
OLU'-dBIA - TENNESSEE.
Prompt attention given to all btiBlnesB.
AtUrney lor the ciuuty. OUlce No. 30 West
th street, W ulttuorue Block. aprl ly
TelcjplioncNo. 5G
PROPRIETOR OF
-:-L!ttle Bigby Mills.-:-
Gmham Flour, BuhrMeal, Cow-feed.
Julys Bin -
Witherspoon
AND
Rutledge.
Real Estate anft Insnrance Apts.
Property bonht and sold, farms rentett,
cltv lioiiMea rented and renW collected. .
iDHuraore placed in the beat cotupaniet
tke loweHt possible rate.
W solicit your farm and city property to
Sewing Machines
I
Almost G iven Away.
SI NO ICR MAOHIX3S-fpom$H to
ROYAL ST. JOJI-.
oooimieii
Antl ;vtmI otlrtf-mtike of in:.'litiies t
Also the WM KKtJClt it VI LSOIs, WIIfTK
on as small :iawtits km .'.tKl per inontli.
$22 50
22 50
22 oO
t.v-five dollars.
iuiMKSTIC sewinjr liiacUines
' S. B. STKl'HKXS, lsetKell Block
iud 38' iuchem wide
Hf 1 r- i .F ailii 1 1 nnlfirS. fl fflet loll (T '
oompJete on np'rinp rollors. for 2T-eiits ea. h, while bey l, ast.
I he r.f hi table oil c-lotta made, U colors, only J'Jcenta pr yard.
lo slf:ts writiiifr paper is ceiiitf.
fiO wb'to niveloiiw, 5 pent". . ,
I'en 4 -iitH pr dozon. Ien-horrl.rt 4 cents per doaon.
Lea. J pnncils 7, fi. t. 20 cenls per do.en.
UoHt Mm k itiK., :; t ents pr botllf.
Nishool tablftf. I, 2, :5, 4. uul very largo onoa for 5 cents.
Fine tablets, t, 1A, to 1 cents each.
Hf-hciol Craynps only cents per lx.
S;hool slates, comirrmi, :i, 4, ami 5n tn eacli
Kc.bool iatf3S, co vrel, 7, l, to laro double ones for 19 cents eacD.
Atlamantiiio pin st 1 ten t per paper. '
Best brass -pim ':; cents per paper.
Noedlew, 1 cent per paper.
Rons NiHto thri-ad.200 yards, a cents per spooi. -nnt each.
200 ladie straw l.iits, all shapes and colors, at the very low price of 5 cents eacn.
r.-tnif. and take advautage of our low prices
marked in pi-din fissures and ono p. iee to all.
MasouJc Blcck, in the old Second Natioual Bank atand
THE EACK.ET STORE.
vtaot gtttins your llEKALU,
pjeas? let us know
see that you do. If
Hag two IIEIIALDS,
unintentional on our
.xs know it, and we will
one.
us or wrilt
Nf them. Telephone
it--
you think o
Rolla Scott i
1 Vns a postal now,whije
u XU. dec30-2t.
tbe day tele
i ngain
y . i tun 1 Jtf i u ui u.m
graph operator tijjj by a wide
C11S return la we
circle oi menus. oii
We have rentted-.,
and are now prepre11XKrHphic line,
all kinds in tbephotX,,OI1
Would he Dteased to u.n
audtee our work. We aJj t lt'ic
pared to finish life size lVlor8 and
1893.
1S93.
OUR NEW YEAR GREETING.
bot ly
of Xfcent.
I0 YOU WANT
A bridal present? A beautiful pnMQt-a
X mas present, or u present ot any sort, let
as show you what we have,
decliif'.t- IHjbuin EwiNO.
COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS. Kilns on
North Uarden Street. Ottlce, Ninth and
Onrden, at the Furniture Factory. Tele
fhonetvi. F. II. SMITH, Proprietor.
tfeeH Kill
DINNER AND TEA SETS
Our $10 dinner, and $1 tea feels k nock out all
competition. We also carry a lull fctock of
Freueh China dinner ami lea sets.
1 hi-lit tit DiiimiKu A KwiNd.
LAM I'S.
Uo you want a lump of any sort 1 We ca
ry six times an inaiiy liitnps In stock um Hit
competitors ano Hre selling lamps ut truJo
It) to Xi rer cent cheaper than anvlo,ly.
ueciODL 1,1, nninn i cwiiim.
ASHT0N BROS.,
Manufacturers ol and Dealers in
FLOUR, GRAIN, HAT,
An.l all kinds of feed for the cow and
liorse.
VfSpecial prices to uierchants.
Oitice and wareroouis Sonllieust or
ner Hipiare. Telephone No, 72. !.'!. ly.
J u n .
Remember every tniDg is
nut f ht-ly
A. RAIKS,
Succi-HH it o T. H. Rains A Son,
Kiirs?ical rnstrnine.tts,
Trusses, Su ji)crl-r,
riliouUli.r Braces.
Kino Toilet Oi.oils.
NV'eiblinc nd Bli th-iUy
ishitiir Tiickle,
Presents,
I'airts, oils. Varnishes,
Window tiiass, '
Telephone No- "'!. Jan2lly.
Jittl KKWAIIO.
Pltravext or stilen from ihe
Hi imh Carrie H. Clooton. on I lie
Dike, two miles !otttlt ol coli-.mi
. ' ...
bitten irray mare,
premises 'If
Mooresvtll
p:i. one llenw-
llt .ip W v.f. r k 1 . i . MllOU'L
It1., hitnils hixh. pony-built, with heavj'
inane and tHil. BrHii'te.l on left. Ii4p, U. . A. i5
in inoiiojrrmn ; hish il mi n-n m.hiui . ...
pay the above reward for the return of mare
... ..... A.Mra.u Mkd TlUl'IK tt.t'l.l'TON.
! :to Columbia, Tenn..
Jleudliglit Flour
?ring- ciiulentmeut to the
household. Our special brand.
E. V. (Jam ble Hkoceky
whole
Co.
rs-w
FAUMEUS, ATTENTION' !
J)r:
W. M. BID BLE,
Columbia, Tknn.
Office, Oar.len Street,
Heveulh. Ottlce hours:
dec'J ly.
between :Ixth
8 to 10 3 to 4.
and
WATCHMAKER acl JEWKLEil
And Dealer In
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry.
Fine watch and Jewelry repairing a special
ty. Hot hell Block. Columbia, Tenn.
rns v'i lv
TITTPPVTV PfiTTDTPD TnTTDT i T
UriliJVUI UU U liljiU'iJ U U fill ALt i
HENRY WATrSTDITOR. .
Rest Domocratic
Taper Publish e d,
ONLY $1.00 A YEAR.
HAS THE
Best condensed news.
Best stories,
Best Miscellany.
Be.t woman's pa'e,
Best children's '.teparfMi'-nt,
Best Huswers To com-npi.uo ents
depart men V,
Best editorials.
It (iv. ny a Mtlnnhlo prriulunt very
il:iy fi.r Oie lfevrCMt clnl recolrct.
Sample copies of the Wetkly iVk Tier
Journal will bo Kent free to any address,
W i ite to
COl'KlER-JOUItNAL O.
0.eeSl4t LAtulHVllltt. Ky.
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
II uvIiir this d:iy BUKgestuJ the Insolvency
rr the estate of J'arker t'liairs, (col.) dee'd,
this Is to notliy 11 persns. havinsr claims
HKs.lnst mild estate to )o them with the
t'oimly Conrt Clerk, dnlv authenticated, by
or Iwfore July l.lsHi. W. O. UnRIH)N,
tlcc.'U) 4t Administrator.
This way for your exchange of
WHEAT AND CORN
For
FLOUll AND MEAL.
We are also in the market for the pur--chase
of wheat and corn. Best rates
ntluruil nilH (PfMlfl I'OOtls trivt'Il.
Wm. K. BAIRI & C..
Uec'itr Oierating Buck's Milling Co.
Strlijed or Stolen.
Oue Black Jersey Cow hi good con
dition. Wjv misKing last Saturday.
If return-- to Dr. Riddle, tinder will
berewa.ded decl6-tf.
Trustee's Notice.
All persons indebted to tbe firm of
Hays fc Daimwood will find their
account in my hands. Come for
ward at once and settle your ac
counts, .tnd mve cost thereby, as I
a). lilt m .i.lntielle.l to close them ou'
at our. J as. A. Pmiskk, Trustee
dee2-tf
To Mert'lianls.
V.r load of ehoic Florid oranges,
apples, raieins, 4-atidies, lir-work,
el K. W. (Jam bi.k ii hock ky Lk
tf
Seasonable Hoods.
New Crop New Orleans Molasses-,
Buekwheat Flour,
Cranberries,
Cheese and Macaroni,
Maple Syrup,
Cream Cheese.
K. W. (IAMKLK UWK'KKT CA.
tf " t
FOB KK PACTION
OPERA HOUSE
T. . SETTLE,.
.MaiidgKT.
One Xist, 3Ioiidaj, January 2".
The Oreatest and Best Musical Organimk-
tlou ou the road. 1
i'i.lnitihia Arsen-
oi rnnm,nvi ..
abColunibia.Tenuessee, December 1,
lhii Sealed proposals in triplicate,
will be received until "SWirVl.U
on Tlmrsday, January yj, 1H)3, for the
erection of three thousand leet of
fence (more or less) aud three flood
pates, at this arsenal, r11111"1;
forms and specifKatns, with full
Instructions. tiu!atloii, to., can be
)ad ou app;rtoii to Major Isaac
Arnold, Jhv, Orduance Departnient,
U. H. A., Co.-a.maudltiK. , declt 4t.
l' ercliaiits
Ol.l Yimniii chcrootn, Duke's
cigarettes a. d red seal cigars, sold to
t is irmtu aj irT uricrti i
l'EUSONAL.
MTiss M"ar Carpeuter is visiting in
Len'isburg.
Tvi it a TUwp.r is at home dur-
'-J . ... ... a
: ,. 1,kl 1 ,1 m v4.
1 1 U4JH . i w . .
t c ('nnmrnii. of Sheffield, Ala.
wah bere this week.
T7 a Viiscli anent Xiuas with
frieiiurf in Columbia.
M itss Km ma Pickins has been visit
.in rr tfM.Hl.ivi lie friends.
Will Kirbv. of Nashville, spent
rrt. nf h ruilidavs here.
si a van nf ihe N. F. & S. Rail-
wAv. in lviu offhere this week
it : Urmilinrrv leaves to-
v for a visit ti Nashville friends.
ftf-nrer Wilkes have
leeu visitiut: Mrs. Fanuie Armstrong
Ti.fiaa -VeliiB Colouitt is visiting
rtrioiids uud relatives in jsoouviue,
Mr. .iml Mrs. K. W.'Carroak spent
' B holidays with Mrs. F. C. Dun-
l r ..
tini'loo.
He ate his
'l,.wti.il.a dinner witti the old foks
ui;L Ihome.
TCisa Anuie White left yesterday
niiirninii for Hetet'aburir to BP3Ud the
hoUdays.
r. J. W. Howa-d and little boq
h&T bepu visitiuir Mrs. Branch at
Ka-b ville.
I Jadee K. K. Erwin and wife spent
'VM.ua witi. Mm. Erwiu's mother, in
Hwrfreesboro.
Mr. John Birr, or BLrmingham.
ai la on a. visit to ltia father and
milv this week.
Allen H. Guent, of Nashville, is
.r.oii liia irraml itarents. Mr. and
Um. Isaac Powell.
ria initio Williams, of Water
Talley, is spsudintj the holidays with
itrieuds iu Columbia.
ii o.nd wife, of Tuscum-
bia, Ala., are spending tnis week with
Mr. Lowell s pamuiH.
vf i ir..iu,i K ,iwllfv and Airs. J
it iiini.r t Now York, are visit-
ino- n.e Afisses Liazarus.
" r-
fr (y W. Hmith and Mrs. Wm.
It. Smith, of Pulaski, are visiting
Mrs. lleurv McU'more.
Fred F.vaus, now in business at
l'ninn into li aa been euioviuir the
society of his friends this week.
Miss Lena Cabler came back frcin
-T....,..1. , uiliara elli. is nOW llvine.
and iia been spen.liug the holidays
with her parents.
ci.ori;,. T.lnstiomb returned last
......i. r,..ri ArtiMs. where he has
. . .. ,
k.. tn, amiiA t:iii. He has been
finite ill siuca his return.
Muramlsr in hank iu his old
n.onAii Tndin inks, water C
pastel, copying a epecmnjf.
ULdnaltl III 1 IV.
H'nri.nnw TtRflS. A. DANIEL
dec2 4rn ghelbyville & Columbi
A.J. Nichols, (Gov.) will resign
his position at Walker & Friersou's ;
after the first of January, ii ne
hustles for Circuit Court tjierK ime
b has for his bouse during the de
cade he has. spent there the other
candidates naa as wen qui. mo
Winn lellv. nreserves. citron,
raisins, nuts, celery, oysters, etc.,
fresh ana nice at iu
tf E. W. Gamble Grocery Co.
Hamil'ou Brown, Willie Polk and
n,.M. nlebv of this place leave
Monday touler "VaII and Mooney's
school at rrauKiiu.
We are aeents for FleUcbraann's
compressed yeast and grandpas
wonder soap.
tf E. W. Gamble Grocery Co.
R bt. MeKinney has accepted the
position of asfistant cashier at the
Second National Bank and will en
ter upon the discharge of his duties
next week. Mr. Easley remains with
the bank but in another position of
his own choosing.
Tbe Picket place on Eighth street
for sale or rent. .
Witherspoon & Rdtledoe.
dec2 4t
Rev. Mr. Brett was the recipient
of a liandsome Christmas pr sent
fmm I. is concrreeration. in the foim ot
an eregant p.nld watch. He was re
th numerous other
..ifti Kesidea.
atin mud for coon hidej. A. Samuels.
declj 3t
W O. Witherspoon made no objec
tion'to be'urg taken to the asylum
mi... jAmra tiiorA think that there i-
irood hope of his recovery. He is not
violent in any way but js Buttering
from deep melancholia.
Lowney's, and Blank Bros, fine
catiiis snowtlak aud Saratoga wa
fers, Jersey champaigue bumcuel,
. .. I. n . . . 1 i,l.A
neon
tf ' JR. VV. UAMPLE UKOL'hBl
M H. Alleu made giu tne urw
of Messrs. A. H. Shields, Matt rier-
poii. John Floy a uuu iir. r, ..
road men t the depot, by givingeach
of them a Dig ii n""1" " "
Christmas dinuer.
rrt, t?kt. had to lock Its uoors
Xmas Eve to prevent destruction in
o.a stamoeda of customers that
crowded the store to suffocation. A
man was stationed at me
orders to lock it when the store . be
came full and not open it until
enough went out to back door to a.r
lOW room lor otuern w --
front. Such a sight has perhaps
never been witiiWNwd in Columbia
before.
aaneral nartie h&v started out, to
earn a ticket to tbe World's Fair by
irettinir thirty new cash subscribers
tO the rlKKAWl. Xii'-J " . , c
with fcuccess aua wm gei, num
ber, if they persevenj. a y J "
the Herald Co.. win give iwui
. .. ..o.it vnr. tlipv do cet. You
cents ior cvc jr - j
can do this work just as well as they,
. .. . l.rt Titan Wllfvllt V
why don't you try n i
easy way to work your way to the
World's Fair. dec3l-i'.
a j. Nichols will go luto tn
clothing butineas about the first or
f om Which Mr. Hirsh ii now mov-
iu". Mr. Nichols will leave in a iew
days to buy his scock oi gw
Prof. Courtney, of rsaviue,
been engage! to give jmui i
gymnastics for the nt year t w
members of the Columbia Athletic
C4ub.
The Christmas entertainment at
theFir.t C. P. ChurehwM . quite
anique aal succesiut ui
m: i.: ami fhi iirin. ana oiti
JLluta. Alio tt, - v ,
North Jroie wuo uio'u
nrHscnts. were tne most cuusp1""""
characters.
The hearts of the c'nldre i of tne
Presbyterian Church were midd glad
by the distribution of preieuts from
a handsome Xmas tree last Monday
night.
. :.. f V a noni al Collimtl a T0-
ward oflerred bv Miss Carrie Cloptou
for the return of a, strayed or stolen
mare.
Twenty pounds of choice new rice
at A. O. McKeuuon's lor si.
dec30 It
ivf Will Ri-knell has been on tbe
sick list for several dayB.
To All of Our Legion or Friends,
We wish a happy and propperous
new year, and beg to teuder our sin
cere tbauts for their kind and liberal
patronage in the past, and solicit a
continuance of yourcustora and trade
for the uew year just coming in. We
have determined to make it to your
i: terest to deal with us And to anneal
to your hearts through your pocket
books. On Monday, January 2, we inaugu
rate (as advertised for weeks past) a
new and radical departure from the
old fogy, long credit system, and on
ejh and every item or bill purchased
ill deduct 10 per cent from tbe face.
"" Now just figure at this per cent and
you will see readily that it amounts
to over 25 per cent in actual money
that you save annually by dealing
with us and paying cash.
Walker & Frierson.
Sliot Off His Hand.
jjuon .runups, a young man wuo
has he, AM emp'oyeu iu uio g.ouc.jr
-r-orVl- Wootea Moore, had the
SSafo?taAr to accidentally shoot ofl
his thumbs v".'.' -
day ntorui.V Thfi wai,
pare KihJXVo'tgan. He was
a double barr f -"J "" wt
loidine it whiVA. Z"
oft, with such re hlLrd thmt
?"?.w.". rVad was thrown
UlirBli IU UIO uau.ic
twenty feet away.
4 jifiWIKT IITTI? flNIAAJl
... ..-l-a which vou
For your mna pairoU dllrln-"tbe nympatbj
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.
Mrs. Lonise
Clark vs.
Clark.
E. Warren
Cruel and Inhuman Treatment and Fail
ure to Support, tlie Causes Alleged.
In the Chancery Court last Wed
nesday a bill was filed by Mrn. .Louii-e
Clarke against her husband, the Rev.
E. Warreu Clarke, askiog that the
bonds of matriiuony between them
1 ilmt she be allowed
I alimony id aUoruey fees out of uio
-f -i ..,.! tliat Dm cllslodv of tje
chOn be given to the complainant.
The bill charges cruel aud inhu
mau treatment, desertion aud failure
to support. It charges that for six
years the defendant Clarke has utter
ly failed to provide the necessities ot
life for his family, aud that but for
an allowance of $l,b00 a year from the
complainant's father, the wife aud
children would have su fie red. Il
alleges that for tix years the defend
ant has spent comparatively little of
his time at home; that he would have
his home aud his family without
making the least preparation or ar
rangement for their support, and re
maiu away for mouths at a time.
That when he would return and
upend a few weeks with his family
and contribute anything towards de
fraying household expenses, he al
ways cruelly emphasized the fact that
be was only paying his board.
Ih bill charges that his treatment
of his wite has been wiirul, malicious
and studied; the very "refiuemeut ol
cruelty." It states that on the hearing
of the cause letters from Clarke to his
wife will be read, clearly proving his
cold, cruel, studied, Inhuman treat
uaeut. An extract lrom one of- these
letters is iu suo-Uuce a follows.
Shortly after the death of their liMljt
girl, Ruth, some six months, -trhioe,
tue complainant had wriji1i to ber
iiiisl.Miid. askimr Akrure-euee aud
uer distress; in repty n
year lust drawing to a cKff
new year be a happy, gl3&r
to you all. We hope to Wit, not
only a continuance, but a bigSfiucrease
in your patronage. Aud righJ her
we wih to say a word In regall to
our methods for another year.-X
years ago when we first started n
business, we adopted the cash sys
tem. As "our bu-iuess iucreased in
volume we gradually yielded to influ
ences that have prevailed here for
years, and we have found our cash
system yielding hi part to a credit
system. . Tiiis we cannot continue
and do justice to our customer aud
to ourcelves heuce we must revert
back to our old system or easu on the
spot or settlement the first day ol
tach mouth. The progress of tbe ape
demands this change. Justice to
ourselves and to our cftU-paying cus
tomers demands it. We promise you
that we will not be undersold on firVt
class goods. We promise you fair
aud square treatment. We promit-e
to give you 100 cents worth fir every
dollar tfou give us. Our greatly in
creased trade during the past year Iibb
been brought about by treating ou
customers as we would have others
treat us. Try us during 1S93.
' We open up the new year wiui oig
bargain counters full of dress goods,
shoes, odds and euds, etc., at prices
less than half of value.
If you see it in our ad. it's so.
Yours, anxious to please,
IcKeiiM Bros. & Aiiteoi
Xmas Festivity u Columbia.
Xmas eve was a gay one even for
Columbia, which has always been
noted for the abandonment with
which her peop'e throw themselves
into the festivity or the holif.ayf.
All day long la-t Saturday our utreet
were crowded t.y a lo-dive throug pre
paring for the gi vat eveut of the year
It was a gay, good humored crowd,
and strong men, gentle ladies, stuidy
boys, sweet little girls, with an inter
mixture of the joyous African, jostled
and crowded each other in their rush
..Auntora where were for sale
.iQ r,fiita tnat were to make glad-
t-ome hearts on the dawning of next
d"rhere was a notable lack of noise,
however, The small uoy had no tin
horn aud no fire crackers. Perhaps
it was because he had exhausted his
energy in this direction celebrating
your Uncle Grover's victory.
There were a good many drunkards,
though not as many as usual, aud all
ot them seem to have been good hu
mored iags. Old Santa C!aus came
more heavily loaded with g u-d
d.-.. fveir h-fore and his little
friends are more thao ever grateful
to him for his kindness
Of
to
ta himaelf Over the death
ia child hecaube it s-vrra oue of
tbe liuks that biads himto uer, uis
wife. . , .... .
Auother allegation of the bill Is
that the deieudaut has insisted upon
giving away oue of his children.
Some rich acquaintance had olt'ared
o take the child aud provide for it,
provided Clarke aud his wife woul i
!gn an . agreement quit-C aiming
dl their rigut, tine uuu iuiiph m
rue complainant, prompted by a
other's love, reiuseu to ruinum
such proposition, wlnle tue tie
aut insisted uptdi accepting the
if. rnd became iuiiotis mat
mo'hcY wouid not agree.
Tue hi,11 contains other chargf s aud
extraclsrom letters, which cauuo.
now be giv,u to tue public because
th- altotneVs in the cae have posfes
sion of tliebVll and refuse to give it
to the p:t!-s. . '
Mr Clatke i Episcopal min-i-ter,
though IolM years he has
had uo char-c vfchen he first can.e
here s me five or k' years ago h.
fr.qiiutly oc.upi-dh pulpit at
St. Peter's Fpistoi-al Church. Bin
for the latt year or two he seems to
have Kst the fun(ideuce ot l.i
church aud iuviuiouix to preach
have beeu withhet . from .him. Hie
ueglvct of his ratuily has been more
..!. ..ii,.i uV.r.ii- t-ioiiu-h ins cruel
OI 1CU1 IP11 , m -
4 nt.n.ii.ii tr.iiitiiHiit was not
generally known; for some reason oi
. v... i. ...I u)uii lout r.lin coiitl'.letice
oilier no nun r ,
of th couiinuiiity and was uoi u
iu that high eteem by the general
public that his sacrod calling entitled
him to.
The comp!ainan, Mrs Clarke, is
loved aud highly esteemed by those
who know her. She is a devout
1 tie voted m lh-
Ulin'inu .... ......
er. She has five or six small chil-.i-..
lnv.iif.i her life to their
care and protection. She is a mod
est, shrinking, timid worn iu, and l
much mortilie.l at the publicity that
must come from such proceedings.
Nothing but the profouudest sympa
thy, however, is expressed for her by
the enti.e com.miuity.
?xmrCs Dnu Gritltnj.
H'e dcxlre to extend our hearty
thank and grateful acknowledye
meat to our friend and customers for
the liberal patronage accorded us in
i he n.isf. with the earnest assurance
that we shall endeavor to merit
a continuance of the same in
the future. Our business was es
tnhl.iahd in 1S.-j3, just 4 years ago
during this period we could not
possibly have pleased e verybody yet
think um have credit jor noncsi
tentions and purposes. We strive to
lead in our line of business, ana oe
Vie we do. We endeavor tq sell
only the best and purest drugs, at
,..,. ttrlc.PH. We strive to be
C(iOUtUiiw I-'
1 v.,i i nroaressive, yet not u.7i'-:c.
The young pe pie uavo u x - , , ,,;-..,.
, . . k.i..MAiii. r,r viirinii. i eeritfLriiie net 1 1 1 rju
eraoie euiiwuuiuno .... . , . ,
kinds during the week aud at I have i;oeral yet not careless -to be fair and.
revebd in a least oi tne B". just to all, and do things right, r.x
that life can give, The only regret J niimcnis of the sea
0VEB THE COUNTY.
In making up a new list
2,000 names, it is hard not
make jonie mistakes. If you
are not getting your IIEUALD,
therefor, please let us know
and we will see that you do. If
you are getting two HEUALD'S,
that is also unintentional on our
part; let us know it, and we will
stop one of them. Telephone u
or write us a postal now, while
you think of it de 30-2t.
John Frierson and Rufus Jackson,
of Mt. Pleasant, attended a german at
the Frauklin Hotel iu Fraukliu last
Tuesday nigbt.
"Our B ib," Robt., L. Taylor, will
lecture to-night at Howard Institute
in Mt. Pleasant. It would pay all
who have not heard him in his
lecture "The FidJle and the Bow" to
go uown to-uigni.
Lowneys, and Black Bro's. fine cau-
tliau ui.nw.fltklr. a and Kumtoim waferfl
jersey champagne biscuit fresh and
nice.
tf- E W. Gamble Grocery Co.
We are glad to see tbe rapid im
provement Mt. Pleasant is making.
From the evidence shown in its
deve'opment, it feems that soot we
will have a nice Utile settlement on
the north side of town. Mr. Frier
son has divided his field iu iront of
the school building into ots, aud
theyaie now redy for sale. Any
ue contemplating moving t our
i'.ih for tl,H hnfrir. of Bfihool. wi!l
do will to consider this otter. These
lots are on a be-sutiful site, conveni
ent to the school, and in a growing
part of tb? towu. Howard Institute
Record.'
- 'Twenty potiuds of choice new rice
it A. O. McKeuuou's for $1.
det 30 U
Jas. G. Jxckson of the VanrWbilt,
snd Rufus Jackson of Wall aud
MooueyV, ient the Xmas holidays
with their inotlier In Mt. Pleasatrf.
Burt Taylor and Thomas Stephens,
students of Wall and Moouey's Aca
demy, are spending vacatiou at home
in Culleoka.
JUl yu want to go to the World's
Fair, bring us thirty new subscribers
and we will give you a round trip
railroad ticket. If you try to jr-i
thirty new cah subscriber- and fail,
we will nav you 'Si cents for every
one you do get. - dec30-"2t.
$1 00 paid for pole cat hides:
declo-31. A. Samuels.
oooooooo
THAXKIXU
My friends and customers for
their liberal patronage during
tbe year that is drawing to
happy and prosperous new
year, and hoping to enjoy a
continuance or their favors, J
am still tbe people's friend.
Yours truly,
J. ROSENTHAL.
maris 42t
OOOOOOOO
CASH IS KINU!
ut a i!Lrir Mori?iiri'8. No
UUP) lion n .
u.,if.Br from Maurv ever received
& l.mre roval welcome back.
Roy Alexander, who ?s now traeel
ip. for the firm of J. W. Burke A Co.,
Af s.oii. Ga.. is speuaiug ius no.iuajr s
with Columbia friends.
ivr-o t a Minith. Mr. Chan. Smith
i it. V.o,v UuiwIm of Milwaukee,
arr.i mi. ... -. ,
Mr Milo A. Smith, of South
i ind tm visitiuir at the Athe
.l"DUV-f -
"Mr. J. M. Maves hf 8 returned from
Florida where he has been for sev
.rul weeks lookiusr after his orange
..ni. fr.iit nnw rine fur the
4Slv"w " -
.market. .
tf
E.
FAKMS1US. ATTEX J IvN I
This v rny for your exebaoge of
W lir-AT AND CO UN
For 1
FJ jOirK AND MEAL.
We are al o n tbe market for the pur
cJhaee of wheat and com. Beat rates
ottered a ud gwsl goods g'yen
Wm. K. KAIR1 Ar CO., .
dec'itf Operiitlnu Buck's Mlllini; Co.
A Child Enjoys.
The i.lsfml flavor, gentle action and
x.M.thing eiieetol Syrnp of Figs, when
in need of Si laxative, and if tlie lather
or mother bo costive or bilious, the most
irratifvi-ng results follow its use; so that
it is the lH?st family remedy kuown and
every Is inily should Jiave a bottlo.
HEYWOOD'S .'. CELEBRITIES.
The Bright Lithtu In Opera, Couiedof
Concert.
A Bril iant and Ectertaiainjr. l'ari'E ai
Juiiined iTograrautft.
IS KHJAKKTB
t tv. recitw;
lirsicui.
v 1 I
l! be
V (had
4Uat
al
V
Baby Uutli.
Our ba Iy Jinth is now so happy,
And Brever will be sullen,
So lor (f sb and her dear pp y
I'.e Kves" White Pine and Mullein.
Eves' "White Pin aud Mullein is
a most . "excellent remedy for ceughs,
colds a Dl roebial atrctious. 1
For 1 'by al! druggists,
octi'i ;-m
J-4tt Ii -of 31 rs. Sa ffara n s.
Afrs I sane Sallaraus died nt 1
home in lloiumbia on la-t Fridi
nflA. . la ,.rr r-t ii r Itlnnsu nf flrtVur
mont h-a. Shs was the wife of CapV.S
Isaac iSafTiirati-fi. M'ho she leaves to".
mod .ThrJess. Jlefore her marriage
ras Miss Jepnie Pickett, bhe.
vry advantage in her girlow
education, travel aud high, so
vwasitlou ould bestow and wit
Blv onltj vateI Jrlw. . Her
Id and children have . the
KELllilOCS NEWS.
Three young meu joined as active
members at the Voung Peoples meet
iuc in tbe First C. P. Church last
Hunxiar. A grand meeting was en
joyed by a large attendance. Miss
v. ... ,iti loud the meeting
tiaawro xe " - .
iwfxt Sunday and an interesting time
hjpeeted. The Society is young lu
health nd vtgor an tne tune.
Tlrere will ha new year services in
the First CP. Church next Sutniay
moniing&nd eveniug. Subject in the
luornang: "A few mott.ies ior the
new year." At night, "Making room
kfr iesus'' There will be revival
services every Sunday night begin-
. umii. A I so every
Wednesday night. Singiug iu cliarge
of Young People's Society. Ail are
......li.Mv weicoiiie.
viuii-.j .
. tho : l.-st. scholars oi
itheC. V. Sunday-scJiool will.be re
warded next Sunday.
2 -o
g tf . j Ps
a; js W a. r.
rl - 3 mj u,
t1 2 a - H g g
(9 ill sli
W C 3 9.
it 2
j o
i S l 2 S3
I u 2 -s -
3 4 as Q
oq a a "T"
o- e a x
- m' 2
Ph, ? - A
a .
once a year. It is hhgu a long iim
-1 I, ...... .1
until auo ner win run luuni.
Put Money In thy Purse."
How? Save doctor's bills. Always
,."rl hVH. Lottie of that finest
of remedies, Dr. Hale's Household
CouKh Cure to allay the hrst irritation
caused by a cold. Don't think you can
V. i,at u frond, when for
2T. eents or 50 cents you can have the re-
suit ol yeira ui (jrouvu .
expendeu in b ehur V V u
absolutely the best. For sale f.y U.
Itains. ij
AMUSEMENTS.
Ole Olson at the Opera House Mon
day night attracted a fairly good au
dieuce who were delightfully enter-
. -. j r, ll.nr. Iiimaelf was CS-
laiiien. wio....
pecially good. Ihe only draw bck
to the enjoyment was Ihe distress
:..i.. i..w imnerature ot the house
The managemtnt promine more
warmth in the future.
noi ana wisnino juit i
and pmsperous new year, we remain
' -m r V I i" .71..
i ours raaiijuuy,
A. h. It A INS.
nonce uau toruiuueu uii.""v-,
I.nt their warning was
The
i
l Amr Persou
' L.i troubled with conatlpatlon .ran I
s a 'lJVi rrrAe-ad permanent relief or
bus- i rVTiDn HalS's llotimtaold Tea. OB
Hfnplr, . h -Al k)d,- (intai. bo an u w
C0XFEDEUATE VETERAN.
A. Monthly in the Inlnri.t of th IayU
Monument, ami teran la
leueral.
8. A. Cuuninghaui, General Agent
rr th Davis Monument, will begin
the publication oi a imr y- w p-k-
monthly, witn jauuary ow. .
eents a year. The periodical win oe
in large type, ou ruw ri"-' .
WU1 contain the names .f contribu
tors to the monument. It win give
the history or other uomeuerw
monuments and an amount oi luior
mation about Confederates and their
work for their disaoiea comrauee.
The publication will seek to make
friends every wnero ir i""'"
survivora aud tne memory oi iue.i
. Mr.Cuiiuinirhann'a sentiment
has beeu so widely published with
out giving onense tnai, wo ki
tully 'co-operate in advancing this
periodical. "
Hnpclal w Tears Offer.
Unniimr lnnrv 2. I will
.on fnrKl imntt tier tra Ion the best
kii rtidkana molaiaea. utually sold
tor 7S ctjU per tjUon, . ; . - -:,
deCSOlt . Ai Oi ltcttt0Sl
New Year attraction at tlie
Grand Opera House, Monday night.
Jan 2, will ue neywoou b icui
ties, one of the finest traveling musi
cal organizations iu America. Ihe
company includes Miss Elizabeth
Gleafon, the famous dramatic reciter-
Herr J. Niedzlolski, the cele
brated Polieh violinist; Julian Jor
don, the teuor singer and author of
many popular songs, luc.uuing - ie
Song That Heached My Heart." E
C Coutourier, me comeum , jii
Zimmerman, the accompanisS Sig
Eduardo Visini, the baritoue former
ly with Patti ; and Miss Mary Hose
Hughes, Miss Belle Daily, voctlists;
Miss Adelina Baldanza, Mrs. T. Hey
wood, Win. Hey wood, and W. H.
S enger. To lovers of vocal aud in
strumental music of a high order this
.ni rw. th treat of the season. Tick
ets are now on sale at Woldridge, Ir
vine fc Towler's.
Special New Year's Offer.
r.. aw. ninniiar. January 2. I will
sell for 49 cents per gallon the best
n.luani mnlnnnes. usually fcOld
e v w iv" 1 -
for 75 cenj-s per gallon.
dec30 It A. O. McKesko.n
, Hymen's Toteries.
ryl. llnurlnfT ROUnleS liaVO had
marriaee license Issued to thm since
our last Issue: W. E. Hickman,
:t vr fitivor v. i viarreii.
t:aa innia Ktititmons: J. II. Holcers.
MisaS. B. Goad; Chas. C. Richards,
Misa Italy Hodge; Win. Thomas,
Miss Molhe Frost; James K. Mast-ey,
cilia T.illle: W. C. James.
II A ro raaaaav v
Mias Jessie .Logan; - J. M. Heiner,
i:.. a m MofMnre: Wm. S. Marks.
Miss Mary E Johnson ; Samuel R'ng,
f ian T.lzzia Harris: Aiatt
A Murderous Assault.
Wm Porter, colored, shot Nat
Robinson, colored, in three places
iuhr. RobiUf-o'i i
still alive but may die from the ellcct
nf hia WOUIUlS
x-f ihit.iiiann was irivine a pay
his ho-.iue near the tail. 1 lie
not heeded
w. n.xrtur la a vout'or tieirro from
Williamsport. Nat Robinson is a
i,.,..,lr V.iiT neirro. TheV trot
i. ditHciiltv about the pay and
i.iripr shot Robinson ttiree times,
once in the arm, once in the breast
i i. ti,u Aiifiomen. llie last
UllU oil. k: ii ' v - ,i
,i,id wound is that from which
moat danger is apprehended. Alter
I .... iv.r!r niHfle ifOOd Ills
ine ifiuuiiuf, -. a
etcape, and has not been captured
yet. Tin re U a coincidence iu t he
fact that just a year ago auother NY H
iiauinport negro killod '.lis man iu
Columbia.
Ml.
Mii Mist.
Miss
Miss
NVe desire to call the attention of
the public to a few very perlineut
fitcts viz.: Since the organization of
our firm, we have always enjoyed
the large-t patronage of any firm in
our city, for which we ne proloundlv
grateful, yet at the saiue ini.e wo or ,
sud will always bp, aijx.'Qiis to in
crease our sa'fs ami popularity with
ihe people. Iu order to do this, we
realize lhat we have to conduct our
hii.ir.oisi iii such a wav that r.o firm
li ii. wliuu (inali'v is
takeu Into consideration. Wo have
never yet beeu undersold and never
iuiend to be; but our object is to un-
.ruoll avun'mifl else. We think We
l.n.'u fur uiiiih1m1 111 fl 0 1 fl t! this.
but in order to make "assurance doub
ly mire," we have determined to make
a ra-Ucal change lu our business on aud
after JauusryJ, 1SUX . - .
11 .n'.vt. l tiavn neon HellhlZ
g'oous to some of our customers (who
have had an established credit with
.j) ou the following terms: Accouuts
flue January J, ana juiy i. io on
January 1, 1893, we will change our
lurm to 30 das. or all accounts due
.... ;r.it daw of each mi-nth. This, of
.J 1 J lliow v v
cou se, applies to parties who have an
...... 1.1 ijl.x.H trail if vril h IIS.
In makinir thie change we nope to
to save you money, and at the same
,.1 uL- more for ouselveu. This
you can readily unuersiauu auri
listening to our reasous vi . n
m i- nnhled to sell at a lower pur
cent profit I'mu formerly (wh ch will
be cousideraniy lower man aoj oiu.
house iu town). NVhy? Because we
will always have the ready cash t
buy what we want, tneieuy bcuui h.ii
every thirg at tbe very lowest price,
again, we will save a large nuwum
iuurest which we have neretoiore
heeu Having on the amounts cariied
by us for our customers.
This, or course, win oe a largo
i.... ,iioi, i.rmmxA to firiveour cus
tomers the benefit of, and thereby in
crease our business.
NVould it not be more promame ior
us to sell $200,000 00 at 5 ier cent prof-
it than to seir lou.uuu.uo u ii
..r.,n. 9 Mtf vfiur own calculations.
1 . ... , -II. .IVa n.n,.f
JNOW tnis is our oojei, o "mi
to sell th tru-ate.-t amount of goods
... i. .I.ii.t ne. cent nrotit l"Slb!e
oviiii...... 1 1 " .
Hll i on this pioi or.itlou we earnesily
-t.li.-it, vour natrouaszo and goou n
.... , , . ...in , .
I ... i.i rillTlfl insi. WH Will Oil
Jjef. iu .. - .
i. ,,nfiurkold on anv article, nut
...Ill a. o!l 11. HPS. 1 r V LU uuuuini"
Will, U v ' -
. . I . WM OO ILI1L lldIO AVJ1
Ihe l'O.Ml Will OI OUT CUUll'Olll.no,
iiim oora of t i.em. but we
are anxious for the goodwill of the
public. Yours, respeciiuny,
W ALKKK Oi. A munaviui
WEDDING BELLS.
Mr. R. P Turner and Mis NVillle
May Lipscomb will be married at
the residence of the bride's parents,
Mr. aud Mr. Mrs. NV. H. Liipscomb,
ou Garden street, next I ues lay
iwirniiiir Jan. 3. at S:la. They Wit.
take the south bouud train at 9:15 for
a visit to the groom's parents at
All.uxn A l.i Tliuru will II I lilt flttPtl
duuts and ouly a few friends and rela
lives will be present. There wilt be
no cards ihe herald extends its
heartiest congratulation-! lu advance.
Morgan lleudlcy.
A mot important social event wa
the marriage of Mr. A. Park Morgan
to Miss Louise Hendley. on Wednes
day evening lasL The ceremony was
said iu the rr. sDyterian onurvn, oy
Rev. F. B. Wtbb. llie imniens-
crowd, which had gathered before
seven o'clock, witms-euoue oi tne
mont beatuiful marriaites lu tho liis-
tory or Columbia. The rollowiug
young ladies aud geutleiuen attt nded
the bridal cou nle. fo-iuing a semi
circle aroui.d the altar: Miss Sullie
Morgsn, R G. Sparr-.w; Mss Minnie
lloUl iifir. J. il. AieXHiia-r: nibs xtrt
K. II (lJible: Mirs
I'Jninia l. muitn, joh. iowiei,
Helen Smith, NVUI NVU'.iams;
Emma Hughes, Albert J?ite;
Kalcone:te. Mrgau rrierson;
ltfaro Vu.no J. T. NVooten :
Elizabeth Jon s, it. u. nieini"-j' .
Miss Mary Wilfcee, J. L Epperson
The bridal couple men eniemu, on
.in... a.a the bride with lie
sister. Mis Bessie Hendley, aud the
groom with Mr. Will Ridley.
Miss Louis? iieumey mvi ir..n
childhood beeu o io of the noted
benuties of Tennessee, uui sue
ippcared more l .vely thiiu ever ne
tore. as she stoti l in the midst of this
r.-U of eldboiaie illuuiiiiain ns,
fragrant .lowers and beautiful g lis
to take the sac e l vows of luatrimouy.
She wore an elegant white siik,
trimmed in pearl paS'-'iuei-ieiie buo
i..,.. .. ...i .... rri.. . I .illies ot tne vauev
1 , tnv. v.. . . -
Iu her baud Miss Ressie llendity,
ih Maid of honor, was ar sseu in
c.anarv colored ail, while tbe other
..iini-Mnta worn naIiUh ITOWUH. Ultll a
abtCIIUUU tw - c m .
the hair. Miss
i'U.,.iiio tteriifhiii nlaved softly ou
i... nran H 11 r I ii the ceremony
The bridal paity and nearest relatives
then retired to tne nimeui mo wnuy,
where all that was ta-teful and ele
gant contributed to a most enjoyable
reception. Tbe rooms W re elabor
ately decorated, and a large numbei
of handsome p esonts w ere displayed.
The p-rsonal beauty of the br.de is
a complements her lovely disposi
tion, both of which hve rau-ed her
to be one of Columbia's belles for tin
past two s. asons. The groom if
...n..,iuinr nf Mortrati's shoe store
and is a promising young man. ihe
young couple 1-ft ou the same eve-.-ing
tor New Orlean-, where they will
spend the next iu :. aa.
i tUlLANCEu.
Hum llemiie.l Itelaeea
Trxn at. (I Here.
A sad case of menial derangement
is that of Mrs. Kiuyoti who has Lit in in
tbe charge of Sheriff Rags.la!e hi tli
jail this week. It has been ditficult
to get at the true (date of the r.tcis,
but from what can be gathered front
the unfortuuate woman and other
sources, we JMtM) that she is a native
of this county, having beeu born
.... 1 1 7 1 1 i : .. . . . ii. : i
j ------ -B j ucai iii muiem i, ner iiiiinieu
close, wishing them a bright, I name Is Dodsoii. f'ye first married a
I ... -. . ......... .1 ' . : . . 1' . i l l 1 1
man uaineu vj rimes, 411111 uieu. duh
theu married a Mr7lvliiyon. and
moved to Terrell, Texas. He is still
living aud thev have three itrowu
children there, and oue daughter
living iu Lewis County near Suui
uiertowu; ihe wife of a man nmed
liUlli S Dears. She has a number 'of
other relatives In this county, also.
Ssliu Ba va thut Imp IiiiuKuiiI utul ft-ktklli1.
v -iy iavi uor jm -M -m w im v v
reu tc Terrill brought her to the deot
station to the home of her daughter,
H f . .. U . .. ... 1. ..1... 1 .
nx.a. t3ic:ai r, w 110111 buo was k1 1UK
visit. it is sunnosed that her 111 lid
was sound when she left home but
became unbalanced ou the road. She
speaks of having been put 1 It at
Dickson and one or two other places.
She was put ot! at Nashville aud
locked up two days by the police
authorities. Iu tho mean time f-he
had lost the return purl of her ticket,
as she thought. The IMaslivtlle
MUthoritiea bought her a ticket to
Columbia and put tier on the
accoiuiuodat i'.n tralu Saturday after
noon, without any one to look after
her or take caie of her. She was
wild at the time and mm only pre
vented troni lumping oil' the traiu by
the frieudly passengers iulo whoso
earn she had beeu turust. t u
Kidd, the conductor, telegraphed the
police to meet the train on its arrival
heio. They did so and took the lu
eane woman to the county jail and
delivered her to'Sherill Ragsdale.
He and his family took the kinriMent
cure of her and have, lu the residence
nart of the tail, watched her with
great gentleiie s. Their klnducss is
u striking contrast to tne innu
' - v 1 .III .
man action i.I tne ihsiiviiio
authorities. Tne dersiiged woman's
relative iu Texas have b'.eu tlo
graphed and are expected to 0 nne
afte. her, but it they do not Hie win
tirnlmhlv be sent back home iu care
of the shtritt or oue of his deputlu-t.
Since ihe abive a put into fype
it has been decided to send Mrs,
Ki-uyot, back to Texas. Deputy ,
Sherills J. A. Grtgnby aud J H. Ir
vine will start back with her to-day,
SheriiMUgrdale" proposed to hcikJ her
back with uo cost to the couuty ex
cept the railroad fare of his deputies.
Tuis liberal proposition was accepted
oy Judge nelson.
Death f Dr. Waller Parker!1
Tlie Meunlug of ChrUtmas,
S0flETV,
rtoa Vlnriinn MurohV 1 O. L. MC
r.ii MUa Laura Johnson: JefT
Davis Drryberry, Miss M. E Green ;
M J. LtaVlS, XLIB MJtmi ,
Park Morgan, Mlos Lou lee Hendley
ur T Alrfarann. Miss G. H. Turpiu:
J. IL Addieman, xuisi o. tu. 111
bankit J. L. Adklislon, MUs Jennie
The 'Wusliiugtoii Limited"
Is tbe name of the magnificent new
train which leaves Nas.iville every
morning for the-East vi N. C. &
St Lu lty 1 Chattanooga, Kuoxvnle,
Bristol, Roanoke, and through the
famous Shenandoah N alley, n.ak ug
the trip five hours aud a half quicke
la bv anv other Hue
tuau evci iiitiviv j - j
This train has in addition to baggge
car and eleeant Palace Dy Coayhes,
Pullman Vestibu'e Kleeping Cars,
i-a Haina. which run Ihrough
: . J . . 1 nltiintrA I mill .ISPliyil.C d'
WIlTiouv 1 .... ..r,.- ------ - ,
Wnshimrton. and also hss asujerb
Diuing Car between Chattanooga
and NVashington. giving unexcelled
service. Leaving Nashville at f.W
one morolng.passengers by this tram
reach NVashineion at w:.w ueit mo. u-
luir and New York that anetuoon ai
3 o'clock. This ts'truly a grtat con
venience to the ieople of Tennessee,
it ia not onlv the fastest and mom
magnificent train, but it is the only
through car iron. iasuvme
East. decl6-tf. 12
Lifted Two Overceat.
A mlnter ariving his name as David
Stanton aud claim ug to have been
imported into Tennese from Texas
-w w tr.lt. It . n b f W
V John It- ilCUJWeil l win li
the P.ipUllSIS, was arresie.. .iiut
afternoou by polioiinen voss anu
Tuek-rona charge 01 larceny, ne
purloined two overcoats btl.nging
respectively to Dave Engle and NVUI
Co'quitt, am tooa inem 10 iiiro.
. t .l,n.. 1. a .it a Kna irl ilitf
xvingi 1 oUlllvan b, woo. " 3
Holt, They were Identified bv young . John
. I . . .., 1. . . . Infn.i.i.llAn
ti t ti rirAA limt Sill nd av uioru.
4.VOV mm. j ' - . ,
iug, iu his sermon on the origiu ana
meaning of our Christmas festival,
said the birth of Christ was more
....... . l.ir.i, nt a .tiild It was the
birth of a new era, of manhood,
.... ....... 1. n.i iKiidiinnd. reason. liber
ty, broid-mindedness, philauthrophy,
human-brothorhood, God's Father
hood, hop. joy, laughter, singing,
peace,' joy and good will among men
hull is cladlv an
iioiini'lnur the death of war, hatred,
i.inl fMilds. l.iiotrV. ilftlO-
u.i.rutttion.tvraniiv. nride and
mu. ci "i. t ' , -rf - ' .
enmity between men. '1 he true spirit
.MM.r.aimiii unifl the stieaker. is the
spitit of forgiveness aud good will.
If there exists any oue toward whom
you have auy bitter feelings, theu
.1 ia r'liriutnmii for vou. "Glorv
llie.o .n uv, . ' - . ..
to God In the highest, peace on earth
and good will oeiweeu men.
Of Special Imuortp.uce to Advertisers.
If you will allow ui to borrow au
expreai-iou: "When you see 11 """
ad it s SO." We Uavo never u.iui
Two Thousand hubdiiribers until now.
The reason we claim more now tnnu
ever before, is because we have more
now than ever before.
If you will inquire of us you will
find that our rates are the same as
heretofore. Tlie rates remaining the
same and the subier ptiou list being
Urier. it needs no argument to cou-
. . 1 nnfl 1TA11 thui irit. nn.ul vou even a
V1UUC jvu l . -- 1
little bit to advertise in the Herald
last year or this year, it will pay you
a big bit next year.
n. .. . l.;.. .T, wiinl In do IS to de-
i ud iiiii. j- " -------
cide how much you want to spet.d
A then he sure VOU
tur nuynii-iuj, " " j 1
. ..'i Mi.t it t.iiA rnriiL uiaoo nuu "
the right way; tor buying advertising
space Is like buying goo ls-the
A ,ni ta n.it Hm best. A real eood
1 will nvir rt almost
1UI.1UCBS itii. ..... r-
auythiug sooner thau his advertising
department. , -
The vouug men of the Maury. Club
Rooms of Ml. t-iensani, aao
1. .11 l.iat Vii.luv eveuinu al
. I'h.i, i.nniolii.ientrv to he
111CI1 vviii", ".--i -
vn.iiitr ludies Of Mt. t'ltasaut. in
i.,n. nf ti.- vntiii' ladies wc e veiy
art! tic aud beautiiul aud those of
ihe young meu were wen afa..Se..
...,i u,,itltn di. The striog band
isheil the mufio for
Ol lUIUIllui" " " ' . . ,. ... .,
11,. i.lnn mid a most ueligniuii
evening was i-peut by all 'present.
I IIC 1WI'UIM6 " ,
Marv Ixna. Annie Long, iiaggie
Williams. Jenule
nr",t,..u Kii-i- r.iiisc.omb. hiorente
Mv YVutkins and Messo-.
1 " Krietson. Sam'l Pointe- f
k'.-iotl 11. Cluis. jacKHou, it nr.y
I .. 11 ir Jus. Ward. Willis jaca"-..,
John L"Uitr. Irvli g of I-Ioiei-cf, A I
..1... I.x.r.in luilll. liiMlty. J
i.i.u 1 e ... . , , " . . .
ii.. itr Sut.-i ivitiren. -eui
vu.iwi.re, . . . ,...:n
Martin, YV. C. t nerry, 01 -ia .
aud Eugene Harrow. iJr. iienry
r .....I wif- Mrs. warii. ami
11I1LI11 O. IJ rw..-', ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Frieisou, acted as
chairouec
The young people of Ml. Pleasant
....... .11 i.ri.t 11. 1 1 v HtiLrrimurii i.
we.o IA . .. t. 1.,
L..i,i.,. uii.a hv Miss juua nmii.li
r 1 iu. . .v. ..... j ----- -
1 v.-- 1. r.o 1. ir 1'ecil at tbeir father's
Bill! U 1 ' ....
it.. Mt. Pl-mant nike. Ihe
uva..inir was delightfully passed by
. 1 . 1 .....l A..i.t,Ar
a II r-, ent. Jjanciuir, ami 1 '
nut ion cau-
ed the hours to fly very
:.!.. ....,,1 alin.lt. I'Z n'fl IM K WIIMI1 n
i .iUJi.nt. renast was sol'ved
TL.v.o nr-i-ent were Misses Ghrwthu
'... 1 ,11 Vli. ..,(..
Waibin. tianii iiniaunrii -i'iri'i...
Ida Hildreth, Julia Smith, Grace
Roth, Katie Bicketls, Kstie Ellette,
Li ly Williams and Hattie Giddens.
II Smith. Joe and
r..i... n.rnor F.i nest Es'e. YVm
.....i,.u A.ivtin Harlau. NY at
. 1 n 1 1 "1 ........ t .
i,'n..r i...wr(.ricH Harris. Hunter
Harr.s aud R. C. Jsckron.
M r Plkasant. Deo.
nf yurniul Ilif-rCrtd UlO
. . - .. , - ,
people upou neariug jr
oil ute. lie iii iini. r. -T
...1. if fir Wnller I'm tenrTiad
,1,1,11. , . ... . , , - -
:.,mi.r.l ii to "ths unknown" beyond-
Ouly Saturday list, he was out ou
llie streets, greeting eyery 0110 wnu
pleasant smile ahd cherry voice, as
was his usual wont, and discut-sing
with gival euthuslasni, the coiniug
lecture ot Ex-Gox. Boot. L. Tsylpr.
saying thai "it was like the story ol
love old, yet forever new, and al
though hp had heard him twice al
I aiirelv eo to bear
iiznui, w .- . -. . r ,T 1
him Hiaiu Friday night;" Mt anv
for the uncertainly oflife btTnew
not that dii-ease-w'4' therr' eapi.ing
th vrv foundation, of his cportif:
lion, and that so eoon death would
biiap ths brittle C Jrd iiiit uiuun mo
soul to f arth. .
Huutb.g was his favqr.te sport aul . .
tie iiad Just recently spent a wi ck lu
the barrens with a party of bunttra
where be caught a very deep-seaiel
cold. Ou Sunday aft. f toon he was
feeling quif,e unwell, wlnn he went
to Dr. Seth Kittrell'e loom at the
Rcaett's Hot 1. Hp g'sw rapidly
worse and Monday, was taken too
ill to be rennved to hit home at .Mrs.
J. G. Ingtaiu's. All the medical ntd
or Mt. Pleu-ant was simiuoned aud
ri, .I'.tb... if. t'l.liinit'U. was (!!
.... ..1, ...1 ,..r 1. nt I... found l' Uo
111 1.111.11 !, ..... ... -
beyond the power of human skill aud
ia-d night (aiouuay ingni; un,i..
while the towu was wrupped lu si
lent lumbers the "dreaded mosseii
irer" came with noiseless fi gut to
1 lini victim.
liw his kind words, courteous mau-
and oolite attention, Dr, Parker
won friends wherever he r-nnt. ol)o
was m.rre gallant and ch .alrou, to
I tiles and social and jovial to hi
Mlow-men. He hid a spatkling
inliid. brlmmlug over witn wit u..
humor, and was a brilliant couver
sitt.nalisl and a most talented writwr.
For several yesrs his letiera m mo
Maurv DemH;rat, over the iinmua-
plumeof "NY'at," hav been egeriy
perused ami greaiiy in in i.e..,
luat paper and it v leaders are yei, iu
..ili.u ( Itu IiImM III V sustain in the
a.iiiitron whfi irve the tnioruiatioa
which led to the arrest of the thief.
Tn mukintr vour ctiloulationa for
aaa HfiV0tf iairtry r tn tr npr
ft va If r d .tnhaiP (l:rt Bill uriKAr.
1 1 1 U V V UV a.a. mM m vw mr . vv. . .
. , .... - . a . . a . 1 - 1. I ai-K
tt"b 11 11 hutnni ie win nav von iieimr
now than ever, bacaoad we have snore
tUDsCriDCrs ever uciore.
Santa Claus Descends the Chimney.
Instead of hanging the presents ou
a tree the Baptist Church concealed
them in au ornamental chimney
...i.ink wo nnened Christmas eve.
Aaron NVhite did the Santa Claus
., .1 .orria down tlie chimnev to
i.irlKnta ItiA POod thill .Tel. WheU
din the descent the
mirih and iov of the children knew
)., ind. The whole affair was
highly enjoyable and suceesful.
t 1- -
gant.1 Clans Appear- as Miller.
The South Columbia Methodic
Cnurch decided to have a mill i
stead of Christmas trte. Ihe y
was very artistically . arranrr- ir
was very mucu enjtyeu
est, especially the Jlttle t
were nilea wun ine gieatt,
when Frank DowllDg, wh.
Ihe miller (Santa CI?
aud tet tbe mill tn in
(rfound out preietit" tox
tVay-ScUouk claas tud'i '
A very pleasant germaii was giveu
1.. i. u 'ontiiYv Club narlors last
Thursday iilKht.- The following
..m.,1 irirn nrHrent: Edward tusch
of Nashville, leadei. Ms la'ker,
i..u,lu Mr llAli.ier. 01 il 11-
ui vu .....
waukee; Miss Fttleonet, of Nashville,
Morgan rilerson; fliisiiarjr m i,
if. i ti-r. Minn IUIh NVilkFs. M1I0
u,..'ii. of Milwaukee: Miss Minnie
... - . . I,...,
1I.1I 111, I H . A IPXHIltiri . xil.DO MJitM
iii'. u.iih Jos Towler: Miss
inf. . . . . .... , -
u.Ui. Km t 1. V IS. vviiiiamB: oiiea
f-.i,..Pintta NVhitthorue. Alf inoini
sou; Mbs Lizzie Jones, R. L. Mc-
iuimu-MiunKii ia M or trail, it. i.
tm! .... r mis MiwHKalliA Morvau. J. 'I
... ' . . . . - .. ......a... l.
wn nn ' Alias lei Lie ran" ei i v ,
t i...i.i- Mi.a K.mina I inches. A.
I - - ; .
N. Fite; Chaperones, wr. auu Mrs.
u.,b f,.rian. Mm. H. If. Morirau,
1 . x.in . , ... ' '
Mrs. NV. P. Morgan, Mrs. YVilllams,
Mrs. Smith.
Tim fnllntvii'V members of the C.
n m t'lnli were entertained last Frl-
Ho v nisrlit bv Mr. NV B. NVooten at
im r.;leni-e of hi? father. Mr. J. C.
... . n . ... . 1 .............
VVOOletl, 1 lie HllilKlUK Bl 1 ruviru .
...a, m ......
Misspells WelU, W. I. nritoieii,
Miss Minnie Towler, Frierson Jtc
r Tiaa K Ja'ries. lleutv
AjCUJW,lv, "- - , -
ifia. fliiu I fT .niore. Kriif-e
I , " ' ... ... ? , .
Cochran; Miss ljouite r nersou, jonu
Gaut; JUISS r.lliei jimniiBjr, iu.
Towlei-. Rovers:Colln James, Flem
Thomas and Marslv-ueairs.
TbeMuniora were delightfully en
tertained lart Tuesday nijfht by Mr
NVlllieon aad Miss Mary Frierson at
Ihe borne ot their fathtr, Mr. A. D.
Friersou. ;
Mrs. Rebecca MfiLemore gave an
entertainment at her residence lart
Stturday night complimentary to
her niece, Mios Mlna icieiuore.
- . 1
d.ath of it's g;Ited correHpon. oi-i.
WIimi ' 11' on h Jin lug exp d tion,
of which h wa t hief leader, he was
the life of the camp, ami, inongn no
spun iiitny jokes and related mauy
narratives he nevnr fo'got to clothe
his thouirhts iu tbe most pousneu
and refined lagusge. Hii Miim
will o lai.l to rest iu the ti'i "iouy
Cemetery to-morrow at 1 o'clock. '1 'V
his widowed slters, mr. ji. -
Walker and Mrs. J. U ingran w ii.
were with him when the fin? ! hmir
came, ami to ins ran assia iai, -s Aim
whom he spent so many ,
we oiler our sincere nympainy. ,uy
the sod rest lightly o'er his rave.
--A JXarrow- hirinve rru.n l ire
The house 011 Bear "Cnek ub-.nt
llvemi'e from Columbia knii.va .h
the Eph Davis place, was l unie ! I l
Saturday night about fight oVlo. : .
The place belongs lu( Mr. Wm. 11.
MitcheP, but was oi fupied hy bis
father and mother, Mi' and Mrs, Joe
Mitchell, who aie very .iu pfopie.
Tiiev had gone to bed.ana .. Pre,
which broke out In the top of to
houie, had made nuth progress be
fore they fjovered It, that, they
were batelyNtole to esmpe with their
IV. S, not evell SSVlllg lIKIir ciomen.
Theie was a small amount ol limi-
rau;o, but nothing spproaeuii-g tue
extent of theloss.
To lilve Way.
Thk I Ik ha i.D Iihs an accumiilatlon
of several thousand old papers. We
sell them usually at half a cent eiicii.
I hey are bought by the poor mainly,
tosip4p broken window paiit-s, mid
to paste over crii-yts iu tneir io.ni..
This extremely t'ol.l weather has
moved us to cant this mite 10 mt
poor. NVe will gl.e these old papers
awav until our stock U exhausted;
. " . ft. ni rtflir
l)Ul W Will UUl Kivo 111." i'"." ,,J
lo auy one person it you reany
teed them come at once; thy wio.
be gone in a few days. Y bite or
black, if you need them, come and,
get them.
The Late Mrs. Emily Polk III!hi.h,
The futwal of Mrs E oily 1 NV.Hi
lams, w.fe ot Mr. J. Miunick Will
lams, will be held to-day at Kt.
Anne's Church, Eat Naihville, at 11
o'clock. The -inieruieui win oc m
Mt. Olivet. . . - "
The Nashville American or oiou-
day last had th above notice or
J . . - . . . , . . limn a
the dealn oi iir. auuuica . v uuu..
She formerly lived In title county
and has many friends aud relative?
nere.
i-
1
? 1
1
ou to ColuinUi.i.
arris and bis bride,
NVilmer, of Niw port.
rp last night from
-Tdke their home
P. H. Southall, on
'r Harris is a well
'al Iravtlei' Ilud Ih
1 rt-U'.lves hers. HI
TTo.iinr htdy and
' t.rp'-l 1.1
i '
A Hepu'ilicuu Seiiiitor.
Tbe RepuhlK .ius have wo
election coutHt la M"
State Huin-eiiit) Cou's"r
a writ coiupolli 'ig (
votes Hi a iii'l.
houteau county. L
Hcpul.I'cans uotl,
I he ctintrol of the 1
will lect a United .
WIm u IUit.y wan id
YTieo nh u a C
When b'f sii i
WieUfcl.e 11 Will
it.
Mrnr fifth oifi5Uklnltv
- m V Mfl I.I.
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