The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-13
AROUND TOWN.

The long loOked-fOr and hoped
for ram came last Monday.
5000 Quails and 5000 Rabbits
wanted at once by
1t. COOK q MOORE
"A ride on a hand car, without
the permission of it's owners, is not
as free ride as the boys thought 1t
was. Judge Erwin made it cost
some of these smart boys So each for
a frolic they had last Sunday. When
bows are allowed to run a: large they
will get into trouble.
-WANTED.-A light set of books to
keep, or posting, copying writing OF
any kind, to do at night. Address
If. DUNCAN SINCLAIR.
Sol Maxwell and John Lockridge
are seen on the streets again. They
are both slightly disfigured but are
thankful to have pulled through at
all, and their many friends rejoice
with them.
r. H. Thompson, who drives the
Hampshire hack, lost his pocket
book last Monday. 1t contained 500
in money and some valuable papers.
Mr.. w. B. Hale, of Hickman
County and Miss Fannie Blunt, of
lawrence. were united in marriage
liz this city last Sunday, RObt. II.
Guest, Esq. officiating. The bridal
party left at once in buggy for Cen
treville, Hickman County.
Candidates have multiplied ra-
pidIy this week. Come OF them are
not known because their names are
not in the HERALD.
Next Tuesday is the municipal
election day. If you don't pay your
poll tax you cant vote.
The pocket book of Walter Robin
son, of Newsome Station, Davidson
| County, which. was lost the day of the
DiIect-Pointer race, with $500 and
some valuable papers in it, was found
this week by a hand who was gather
! ing corn for Geo. McFall. 1t was
empty when found, however. 1t was
thrown where it was found, as it was
not near enough the railroad to have
been drop2ed there. The first finder
had evidently emptied it and then
thrown it over in the corn field.
Bill Mcclellan, who has been
clerking for A. Addison, has &C
cepted q position in Nashville, as
Conductor on an electric car.
g. G. White, who has been living
The Nashville Herald, every
evening and Sunday, thirty days in q
month for % cents per month. The
Herald is now under an entire new
management, and it is the aim tC
make il the leading evening paper OF
the great Southwest. Think OF 1T,
paper every day in the month for lesi
than a cent day. The first week al
the reduced price, there were 2,41;
new subscriptions received, ant
every mail now adds to the list
Send 25 cents, in either money oil
stamps, by mail, at our risk, and lie
your name be registered for a month
subscription. Address,
The HERALD PUB. Co
Nashville, Tenn.
We are sorry to note that Mrs
Lille Faris is quite sick with fever
at her home on 9th street.
Buy your window glass at HEN
BRICKS Drug Store: novlS st
"A petition is being circulated
asking the railroad authorities t
, place safety gates at the crossing
on South Main and South Garde
Streets, or to tunnel the railroad q
these places. The request is yer
, reasonable one and ought to be grant
y ed. These are dangerous crossing
, and the wonder is somebody has nc
been killed before now.
y Sheriff Harlan has appointe
Wiley Warfield as one of his depU
4 ties.
a Some one threw rocks at tn
Dorth-bound passenger train on tn
4 n. & l.. road last Monday evening
lust before:it reached Columbia. This
a is about as low dow trick as any
:. body can be guilty of.
Second hand lumber at tn
1. Hampshire saw mills is selling at
q cents per hundred feet.
5000 Quails and 5000 Rabbi
q, uaOfad ar once nv
II 1t. Cook & MOORE.
a Lew Dockstaker's Minstrels, sai
to be the finest organization OF tn
q kind in America, which were to a.
Ii pear here on the Ctr, have postpone
their appearance here until a lat
date