The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-09-18
AROUND TOWN.

&C our Stock B U buy. James
Bros. sept18-1t.
The lobby of the Bethel House is
crowded morning and night with
guests of the hotel. Every room in
the house has been engaged.
DIR. S. A. Hays extracts teeth fol-
so cents; Office over drug store.
sept18 st
Mrs. e. r. Huntington has begun
the building of two residences on
West 9TH street, adjoining her resi-
dence
For the best clock for the least
money, call on the Headquarters
Jewelry Store of James Bros. We
will not be undersold. 1t.
Our full and complete report of
the Fair up to date is worth dollar
of anybody's money, but we will give
a full years subscription for that
price. We hired extra help and paid
out extra money to get this report.
We always do that when the occasion
requires.
Give us your orders for your
family butter We deliver it daily,
fresh from the dairy, printed, at %
cents? CAFFEY d MOORE,
Columbia Jersey Farm.
sept1S-tf.
Ida, the siX-year-old daughter of
Mrs. CarrIe Mitchell, while playing
Monday, fell and broke her arm. Drs.
Harrison and Pillow reset it for her
and she is doing well.
When it comes to getting a full
aud correct report, the HERALD al
ways gets there. Read our Fair
columns.
Yacht Ladies Caps, all the rage
The Woody Bros. Chorus Com
papy left last Monday for Pulaski,
after successful engagement of one
week at this place.
The Y. M. G.. A, will have an
important meeting next Monday
night, to discuss important business.
The board of directors also will hold
an important meeting at the same
time. All are urged to be present.
Don't forget we are headquarters
on Paints, Oils and Varnishes.
HENDRICKS DRUG STORE.
The Kansas City Times says: 1t
is gratifying to know that Lieutenant
Hughes, Thirteenth infantry, on duty
at this post, has carried off the Trio
une medal at Fort Sheridan and
came within one point of bagging
the Inter Ocean gold medal. He will
be duly congratulated when he re-
turns to the post, and it will be- in or
der hereafter for the men to salute
him with both hands instead of one.
Lieutenant Hughes has developed
into one of the best known distance
shots in the army.
The New York Clothing Store has
opened up next door to e. Gross.
Ladies, the correct thing for early
fall wear, is q stylish turban.
sep1S Miss Gartner & Co.
We are glad to report that the
condition of Sol 4. Maxwell has
greatly improved during the past
week.
The banks close at II M. during
the fair.
The Biggest Stock of Carpets ever
seen in Columbia, at prices to suit
any body at RosENTHAL.
septl8-N.
Concerning our city and section,
and one of our most enterPrising dry
goods firms, the New York Dry Goods
Chronicle, of September 5th says:
George E. McKennon, of the firm of
McKennon Bros. 81 anderson, Column
bia, Tenn, who las been in the mar
ket for the past ten days, selecting a
large and most complete stock or
goods, left for his home yesterday.
The town of Columbia has pOpnla-
ton of over 1000 inhabitants, and il
rapidly extending its area, being the
center of one of the most fertile and
prosperous agricultural sections to be
found anywhere in the State. Mr..
McKennon, during his visit here, has
succeeded in securing some of the
choicest novelties to be found in the
market, and not few of them are ex-
elusive. His firm caters to the very
hest trade of the state, and there is
not a more refined and cultivated
class of people to be found in the
United States than the particular To-
cality mentioned. They are young
and energetic, are subscribers to the
Dry Goods Chronicle, and are bound
TO make a success of whatever they
undertake"
Our $40 Suit is Paralizer.
Look at it. ROSENTHAL.
sept1S-2t.