The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-23
AROUND TOWN.

The banks and the races have d.
vided the talk this week.
-Mon' y is a little scarce, but ever,
body will 20 to the races Monday anu
Tuesday just the same.
-CranOerries, Buckwheat, Flour,
Maple Syrup, Dat Meat, Rolled
Avena and other seasonable goods
just in.
f. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
oct2.
1t is an UMPIRE cedented attraction
when you can see a freefOr-all pace
and a free-foral TIRE the same day.
At all other me eth gs these aitr
lions are set for different days AT
The G, lumhis ID iviI Park Tt e day
you can gel that mnch more TO- your
dol ar than you will ever have
chan e to Go a ain.
Give us yuur orders for your
family butter We deliver it daily,
fresh from the dairy, printed, at %
cents? CAFFEY N MOORE,
Columbia Jersey Farm.
sept18-tf.
Mr.. Salisbury, the owner of Di-
rect was here II esday and took a
look at the kite-shaped track. He eX-
pressed himself as delighted with the
track, and quietly remarked that a
horse would have to go mighty fast
TO beat his morse over that track.
Why depend on an uncertainty,
when you can get fresh butter, de-
livered daily at your house, at %
cents? CAFFEY Il MOORE.
Columt ia Jersey Farm.
septl8-tf.
MIR. S. 5. Porter and family, of
WilliamspOrt, have moved to Column
bia, and will reside on Garden street.
Miss Laura was our interesting cor
respondent at Williamsport, and THE
HERALD extends it's sincere thanks
for past favOrs, and a cordial well
come to Columbia.
See James Brothers display of
handsome wedding presents. Goods
to suit everyone; prices lower than
ever offered before. Cctl62t
1.-THE Fast Mail" was given at the
Opera House last Saturday night to
small audience. The attraction was
a very small one and the Company
deserved ssbetter house, Tut it was
the night of the bank failures and
the people nSere not in a humor to
attend theatres.
New styles, new designs, new
ideas in silver and plated ware, jap
anese goods, brOnZes, fancy china,
center tables, and the handsomest
piano, banquet, table and hall lamps
ever i'll Columbia, at JAMES BROTH
ERs, the jewellers. octl6 2t
Did you ever hear of East
Lynne" by Mrs. Henry Wood; or
"rhe Three Guardsmeu," by Alexan-
Place." by Charles Reade; or "The
Last Days of Pompeii," by Sir Z.
Bulwer LyttOn; or The Woman in
White" by Wilkie Collins; or "Jane
Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte; or
Vanity Fair" by w. NJ. Thackeray;
or Lady Audley's Secret" by Miss
NJ. f. BraddOn; or Adam Beade,"
by George Eliot; or John Halifax,
Gentleman," by Miss Mulock;" or
The Misunderstanding Tales" by
James Fillmore Cooper? You can
get all these books and more for 81.
Read-our book offer Oh the fourth
page.
-Messrs. S. a. Hays, c. S. Judd,
:. b. Stephens, are building them
neat little cottage across the river.
The streets were crowded OH last
Wednesday Oil account of the many
here to see the circus.
In spite or the many residences
now D. ing built, it is hard work 10
find any house for rent in the city.
The town bids fair to be crowded
next Monday and Tuesday, the days
set apart for the inaugural meeting
of the Columbia Driving Park.
The circus came Wednesday and
had pretty good ate ndance.
Bank failures do not afft ct a
at the elephant and laugh at the
painted clowns, whether the banks
keep or not.
The way 10 forget what you have
lost is to go TO work and make more.
Money is not as scarce "a YOU
heard il was. There was no money
in the banks, therefore it must be il
the pockets of the people. People
have the money, but they have not
the heart to part with it.
1t was rather provoking but
kinder funny to hear a man say with
a fearful voice that he lost eight hun
bred dollars by the bank failures,
when the day before he had refu ed
to pay you a little account of 81 80.
MIR. J. b. \ shtun has purchased
Mr.. Barr's former residence on South
Main Street.
If the weather will only remain
Just as it is, what a horse race and
what a crowd yOu will see at the
Park next Monday.
Ii you do not register to-day or to-
morrow, you will not be i'll 1t when
the election day comes.
"A large and fresh supply of Apple
Butter, Cracked Wheat, Dat Meal,
Grits, Cranberries, Mince Meat, HON.
my, and HOminy flakes at Cook s.
MOORE. Oct23-lt.
Hal Pointer may out run Direct,
or Direct may out run hal, but no
firm in this town can make a better
run for something good to eat than
Cook & MOORE. OcL23- 1t.