The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-04-24
AROUND TOWN.

our "Model Husband" contest. Tn
ladies should not miss this Opportu
nifty to improve themselves and to al
their views. Be careful with you
spelling. punctuation and capitaliZa
ton. The lette. are yours and vii
go in just as you send them.
We do a general exchange bust
ness in flour and meal for wheat ant
corn. We give more patent flour il
exchange than anyone. Try us anC
be convinced.
mch20 If BUCKS MILLING Co.
Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Kennedy, OF
Zion, spent Sunday here and dineC
with Mr.. and Mrs. JnO. Moore, Jr
The rains and hard times came
very near drowning cut the circussei
yesterday and day before. Neither
| show made expenses. Rentz & Co,
| came very near stranding, and the
boys had begun to bid on the monkeys
Pure fruit juices and rock candy
syrup is what catches the girls al
Hendricks Soda fountain.
App 17-2t.
The most popular flour on the
market is the Blue Seal, manufact-
ured by Bucks Milling Co. If you
nave not tried it, remember to do SO
the next purchase you make, and you
Will discard forever all other brands.
April 3tf.
The hOusekeeper would swap
anything Cor something green to eat
The first spring chickens on the
market will bring their weight in
silver.
Mrs. Eddy is having her residence
reprinted.
The street cars, oh! where are
they!
There are many brands of flour,
but the best housekeepers say the
Blue Seal is the best. 4 pril 3tf.
AT their meeting next Friday
men will inquire of the street car
company why they do not run their
cars.
"A meal cannot be success with
bad bread, and the way to prevent a
failure in the biscuits is to use the
Blue Seal -four. Try it and you will
be convinced. April 3tf.
The pavement from the MethG dist
church to High street is still full of
holes. $36 90 year ought to keep the
pavements in better repair.
We do u general exchange busi-
ness in flour and meal for wheat and
corn. We give more patent -four in
exchange than anyone. Try us and
be convinced.
mch20 If BUCKS MILLING Co.
-Chancery Court adjOurns tO-mor-
row. The second Monday in August
was fixed upon for a special term.
Mr.. West, of the furniture firm OF
Cakes & West, has bought from
Buchnau very handsome hearse,
and will soon embark in the Under
takers business. He will be prepar-
ed to do embalming and everything
pertaining to such business.
For the Greatest lot of Fine Straw
Hats ever exhibited in Columbia, go
to E. Gross. apr17-tf.
For any Kind Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, go to Z. Gross.
apr17-tf.
-"Richard" writes about Spring"
in this issue. People are beginning to
ask who "Richardn is, and they in
add, "he is an interesting
writer"
The farmers showed their good
sense by working their fields instead
# coming to the circusses this week.
The poor, prosecuted, dOWn-trO1-
den, poverty-stricken negroes of this
county had time and mOaey euo .gh
to attend the cIrcusses yesterday and
day Def re, while white folks stayed
at home and worked.
",
and the gamblers will be whispering
and lodging and feeling desperately
until the grand jury
and yet, when questioned,
1t is surprising how little these gentle !
men know.
Mr.. Sam Holding is associated
with the HERALD now.
"A filthy pond can breed as much
disease as all the doctors in town can |
cure, aud we invite the attention OF |
yhe City Fathers to the pond in the
rear of Street, Embry & Co.'S, ware |
house. We extend a good many in |
10 this august bOiy, which |
they ignore, but in the name of the |
,eoPle we keep on inviting them.
Maybe when the great big three ques
ion Is settled they will have more |
lime to look after little things
Sixth street, from High to Dun |
lington streets, i5.a paradise of shade |
and flowers.
Misses Munseil, Chase, Temple,
Allen, Barker, and Foster, of the In |
5titute, with Mr.. III. l.. White, spent |
asst Saturday at Rattle Snake Falls.
-Claud Erwin is travelling in the |
Interests OF the Oakland Nurseries.
The following left yesterday for |
Primm's Springs: Mrs. w. M. Bid
lie, Miss h)Sh baTueIt, hlTk 1T0WeIG
and j. A. Z. Scribner.
The man-head in the boiler at the |
electric light Plaut blew out last |
night, and blew the street |
lights out with 1T.
II. o. Belts 81 Co, have just re-
ceived large stock of Ladies and |
Childrens Oxford Ties; call early |
while we have a full line OF sizes.
apr24-2t.
Ladies', don't forget that T. o.
Belts & Co. carries a large stock Il
dress goods aud trimmings.
apr24-2t.
The Louisville & Nashville rail-
road will give half fare rates to the
Scotch Irish Congress at Louisville,
Ky. , May the i4th and 18th next.
The County Court this week in
structed J. G. VOORHEES,, back tax col
IcctOr, to proceed to collect the taxes
against the Athen9um.