The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-12-04

day morning about 8 O'Clock. The
roof of Mrs. Calvert's house on Sth
street caught fire from defective f1ue,
but was put out before much damage
was done.
Bargain Day,
Bargain Day,
Bargain Day,
Saturday and Monday,
December 5th and 7th,
dec4-2t. at RoSENTHAL'S.
Judge Erwin had a full court
Monday morning; he leghtened Isome
of the coiored dancers pockets OF
their gold.
Tie Maury Bank and Trust Co,
has Increased its capital stock to 500,
600, and is doing large but conserva-
tive and safe business.
-WANTED.-A light set of books to
keep, or posting, copying or writing OF
any kind, to do at night. Address
IT, DUNCAN SINCLAIR.
Il. p. Padgetl, Esq, addressed the
students at the Howard Institute, Mt.
Pleasant, Thanksgiving night.
The turkeys caught it last Thurs
day week, but the farmers had it in
for the hogs last Monday.
We offeI to sell you millinery at
first cost. Come early and get choice
of bargains.
Miss TENNIE GARTNER & Co.
dec4-t1.
Miss Annie Haley has removed
from North High street to 9th street,
between South Main and Embargo.
The ladies who neglected to put
their geraniums in sheltered places,
found them frozen, dead, during the
late cold nights.
Mrs. BickneIl has for rent in her
house on 6 street between Main and
Garden, three rooms, ground floor,
suitable for small family desiring
light housekeeping. Call and en-
uuire for particulars. dec4-2t
Ask John Cox where his spring
suit was last Thursday night.
Mr.. N. b. Cheairs has discOn-
tinued his Stock Exchange office.
Our stock of lOthing is too large.
Must be sold for cash. Bring in your
money and get a good suit at
any price. ROsENTHAL.
| dec4-2t.
The "Bucket-Shop" building, on
the northwest side of the Public
| Square, recently occupied by Mr..
Ben Cheairs, was rented at public out
cry last Monday, to the highest bid
der, for twelve months, payable
monthly i'm advance. Tie house
rented this year for $25 per month;
last Monday it was bid off at $40 per
month. That shows the demand for
! houses in this town. Since the big
| fire last year there has not been
houses enough to supply the demand.
-SilverwaTe, Cut Glass, Bottles,
Fine Perfumes and lots nice presents.
HENDRICKS DRUG STORE.
dec4-2t.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
cleared about twenty dollars by the
| rfof nj Tho h mi wing might
For rent. a dwelling on 9th st.
dec4-2t Q. l.. PREwETT.
j. P. McGaw, ST., who was on the
sick list last week, is at his post
again.
Sixth street. MRS. ALICE MCCoRD.
dec4-2t
"A thief entered the side door of
the E. w. Gamble Grocery Company
Wednesday morning about O'Clock,
| by breaking out q Zig glass, and
robbed the cash drawer of $2.70. Geo.
Everett, who was asleep up stairs,
heard the noise and came down, but
seeing nothing wrong thought it was
the butchers next door going to
work, and went back to his room
Our stock of clothing is too large
for the season of the year. We need
money and clothing has to go. You
cant help but buy if you look.
dec4-2t. ROSENTHAL..
300 mems Overcoats at less than
Eastern cost. They have to be sold.
dec4-2t. ROSENTHAL.
The Electric Light Co, would
popularize their incandescent lights
! if they would start the current Eabout
! fifteen minutes earlier. That is
mighty cheap and easy way to stop
the kicking.
DO you know a good thing when
you see it. Bargain Day at Rosen-
thal's Saturday December 5th and
| Monday December 9TH. dec4-2t.
| The Examining committees of
both the banks are at work.
Lazarus & Sons have the cheapest
Sugar and Coffee. ia the city. Give
us call before you buy. dec4-2t.
The Electric Light plant met
with an unavoidable accident several
nights since, which has shut off the
Are lights. The Manager telegraphed
at once for the necessary machinery
to be sent by express, and expects
everything to be in working order by
tonight.
Read this paper carefully and you
will learn where TO get Christmas
bargains.
Three weeks from to-day will be
Christmas.
Miss Nellie Ozias is clerking for
Vesey 81 Edsall.
The merchants all say their cash
trade this November was larger than
November of last year. They think
it is because of the extra inducements
they offer for the cash.
-Columbians come to the front,
wherever they go. H. p. Seavy is
Maior of Iron City.
Money must be getting easier, as
the report comes from all quarters
that collections are getting better.
AT six o'clock Monday mOrni ne
the thermometer stood only Is de-
grees above zero. That is lower than
1t was last winter.
The first order the Big Three
ought to give the police is, strictly
enforce the vagraut law" Every
man who does not work, ought to be
driven out of town or locked up in
Jail.