The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1885-05-08
AROUND TOWN.

ny H. ~ nLC11CAAIOIC ~ 1DlO
ie will always keep a full supply of meal
grits and hominy, to exchange fol
% corn. No waiting for your turn to bC
10 ground. feb Is IF.
Remember the supper at the Beth
y II House tonight.
2 Experienced dress makers can
a get employment at Mrs. Lizzie
q Brooks. mayS-1t.
k Frank Dale is delivery messer-
:, ger for the Express Co., vice Martin
Il Picket resigned.
3 Gents furnishing goods, Boots,
= Shoes, and Hats at popular prices.
u Mar27-tf. FRIERSoN, MAYES IL Co.
u Monday, Geo. Childress and II. b.
: TitcOmb EXr's., sold, at public auction,
n the stock of vehicles owned by the old
firm of Kuhn d Turpin, in order to
: wind up the estate. Prices We're good
on work of the firm of Kuhn 81 Turp II
and fair on the balance of vehicles
r sold. The sale, as a whole, was salts.
e factory. The reputation OF the old
firm made prices good.
, -WANTED,-several experienced
dress makers Immediately. Good
wages will be paid. Apply at once to
e Mrs. Lizzie Brooks. mayS-It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vending of Boston,
Mass, are at Mrs. Maxey's and We
understand are giving lessons in the
art ofpainting on velvet silk &c. 1t
is said that many of our fair citizens
are taking lessons in this fascinating
accomplishment
We call special attention 70 our
: stock of Dress Goods, White Goods
and Notions.
MaT27-tf FRIERsON, MAYEs & Co.
i desire 10 call particular attention
to our vast and cheap assortment of
that popular garment, the Jersey
jacket.
mays J. Is. MUNTER.
w. j. Cakes new furniture wagon
has appeared on our streets. 1t is con
| venient. well built and especially
adapted for the safe carriage of all
| kinds Of tuniture without scratch or
injury
Ladies', misses, and children's
hats in great variety, at j. i. Nun
ter's. may s.
-Nun's yelling, in all coIors, 10
cents per yard, at j. b. hunters.
may s.
The Temperance Alliance held an
! Interesting meeting Monday night at
| tie &. Z. church, Judge Mcconnell
! delivered an interesting and able adj |
dress, which was appreciated by all |
who heard it. Last night the ALI |
| ance held another meeting, when |
| Judge Mcconnell again addressed |
| them. The late hour of the meeting |
| last night prevents our giving the par- /
| ticulars.
Now is the time to buy your line |
| of hosiery. The Columbia Star HO- |
siery Co, are now making fine line |
of ladies anu misses fancy striped hose,
also mems fancy hose. No seams 10 |
hurt the feet. Merchants would do /
well to examine our line of hosiery. |
We sell cheaper than you can buy |
from Eastern manufacturers by 10 per |
cent. Hosiery made to order. Very |
respectfully,
mays 1t. COLUMBIA. HOSIERY Co.
On Monday, about noon, the fire /
alarm sounded the fire signal. 1t wss
discovered that Mr.. IL. z. Figu5r's |
stable, in the rear of his residence, was
on fire. Fortunately City Marshall
John Latta, was at work on 9Th street,
near the scene, and taking the street |
hands he sooI had the hose carriage |
on the spot and the hose attached to
a plug with a plentiful supply of wa
ter, and soon had the fire under con
troll. The damage was slight, but the
risk was great; the stable being very
near 10 Elr. Figuers residence, and a
few minutes delay, would have caused
a serious fire.
w. II. Bynum, administrator OF
4. J. Bynum decd, will he obliged |
for any Information that will lead to
the discovery of any papers or any
other effects belonging to the estate
of said Bynum. 1t is believed that
said papers have been deposited with !
some friend for cafe keeping. 1t.
20 yards silk, for summer wear, IT
$50, at j. Is. hunters. may s.
Straw hats are the rage, hut
spring suits are not noticed in album
dance yet, spring Overcoats still hold
the field
Mems gauze undershirts 10 cents at
J. Is MunteT's' mas
20 yards brown domestic for 81, at
J. Is. hunters. mas
Criminal Court meets next Mon
day.
3 fans for cents at ). B. Mum
teT's. mas
We have now on exhibition our
spring stock which was purchased di-
rect from first hands, and at prices
lower than ever.
Mar27-tf. FRIERsON, NiAYEs Il Go.
r VI. Watson, we learn, has retired
from the Columbia Buggy Co, and il
now engaged in farming.
French Linen Lawns at % cents
former price % cents.
may1-2f. THOMPSON e KELLY.
TO the youngster who has a
sprain, as well as the old gentleman
who suffers from rheumatism, Lame !
Back, or Neuralgia, Coussens Light
ming Liniment affords relief which
such sufferers can appreciate. Own
eTs of valuable horses also rejoice to
know there is such a remedy as this
linimcnt for SPAWN, Ring-bOne, !
Scratches, Calls, etc. For sale by
Il. B. RAINS & Son,
mar p 3m. Wholesale Druggists.
). :. McMeens, Deputy Sheriff,
returned Monday from ScOttsbOrc,
son, col. charged with larceny, biga'
my and carrying concealed weapons.
The prisoner was placed in jail.
Slippers seventy-flve cents at J.
i. hunters. mas E
i respectfully request the ladies to
call and examine my beautiful line OF !
ladies' under garments.
may 5. J, Il. MUNTER.
The city fathers last week exam /
ined the route of the proposed new {
street running South from West eth,
Street. so 81 TO he able To vote upon {
and discuss the plan iutelligently.
Another street is much needed, 60 the
depot, and il this new street will not
cost the city too much, it will be ecOno- {
my TO open it, as much heavy travel | {
would be diverted from the one main
street leading to the depot.
Millinery! millinery. millinery :
The best selected stock in Columbia,
at J. Il. hunters. mays.
Boys suits, from to i years old, {
at S1,7j, at J. j. hunters, may S. 8
Last Monday, being county court r.
day, and the beginning of the term of
the circuit court, a great many people {
were in town from all over the county,
the square and streets leading TO il |
presented lively appearance, and
business seemed somewhat active.
Ladies, call and examine the stock !
Of white goods for commencement and .
communion dresses, at J. Is. Muniere.
may 5.
On Monday last, in Nashville, in
the case of the United States IS. Lu-
cius UdelI, cOunterfeitiDg, the defend
ant was sentenced to four months 10
the Davidson County Jail, with a fine
of 500 and the cost. This is the end
of the case which originate d il our city.
1t il interesting to any one III need
of dry goods to read the new display
card of J, 3. Munter, that appears in
this issue. may S.
jimmie Craik, the little son of
Capt. !. f. Craik, met with painful
accident this week. He fell from a