The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-28
AROUND TOWN.

CLERK w. A. Howard brought to
the HERALD office last Friday after
noon tomato of the Jumbo variety |
which weighed one pound nine
ounces and measured 10 inches in
circumference.
Iron Congo is delicious beverage.
The ladies say it is too nice. Have
you tried it? At Rains & Son.
july24 If
In reporting the Jackson-Chum-
ley cutting affray last week, the HER
Ms. Raglan & Harmon, by report
ing the affray as having taken place
at their store, when in fact il took
place in the house of Lane Watty.
The Rffray itself was not as bad as re-
ported, the cut not being at all
dangerous. Messrs. Regain & H.r-
man pride themselves upon keeping
a perfectly orderly house, and tie
HERALD wishes them success.
For SALE. House and lot on
Sixth Street, MRS. MCC0RD. aug2o IL
Those individuals who all their
lives have been promising to do little
deeds of kindness and acts of forgiv
ness, "sorne cold day in August,
will never have better opportunity
to put into execution their good re-
solves, than was given them last Sun
day and Monday. The thermometer
registered 81 degrees.
We claim to have the most per-
feet Wheat Drill made. We are in
for the Drill race this season and II
merit will win, we will secure your
order for the Farmers Friend DrlIl.
CRAIG, WILKINS 81 MARTIN.
Aug2I-2t.
Mr.. F. A. Shaw was married last
Suo6oy afternoon to Miss Lula Cum
mings.
Pure, two year old, apple vinegar.
aug2I At II. J. TUCKER & Co.
Fred Latta is bOOk-keeper, collec-
tor, reporter and all round hustler for
the HERALD now.
-"Iron Congo" a wonderful new
drink. A true iron tonic, rich in
| brain food. The greatest soda water
drink Of the age is for sale in Column
bia only at fountain of Rains q Son.
ESQ. Cathey has thirty-two pu-
pills at the Dry Fork school. Miss
| Lula Fariss has thirty-seven at
Bethel, and Miss Ella Nixon las
sixty g ven at the StrayhOrn school
house. Year by year the masses OF
the people are more and more learn
ing TO appreciate the public schools
| Rains & Son have on exhibition
at their drug store a cactus or night
blooming cereus grown by Mrs. ). I'll.
Andrews.
For RENT.-A farm near the Mt.
Pleasant Pike, adjoining ID. F. wat
kins and Mrs. Cranberry. Over go
acres cleared land; 21I miles from
railroad. Will rent to highest bidder
privately. MRS. GEO. MCCoRD,
anp2S 1t West Sixth Street.
C. K. Houser brought back from
Texas with him pair of COW horns
that measures five feet two inches
from tip to tip.
For SALE.-House and lot at Beaver
Dam Springs. MRS. MCCoRD. aug2l2i
Work is still going on, tearing
away the old Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church.
If YOU want to save money buy
school books and supplies from Vesey
& Edsall, next door TO Post Office.
aug28-Zt
Il p. Padgett, Esq, has been APP
pointed as administrator OF the estate
OF the late S. II. Cook. He qualified
last Tuesday.
Three splendid rooms for rent
Apply to Mrs. Frank Aydelott nea
the new bridge. Good cistern water.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Church are
b. boarding with Mrs. Wilson, on 6tf
GIs
8 M. D. King, of West End, is sick
threatened with typhoid fever.
Register w. r. McKennon cele
brated mis- 6OthIbirthday anniversar.
last Tuesday.
Mr.. JOS. H. James, we are sorr.
to chronicle, is suffering very niue!
Q with his eyes. IG is feared he will
! lose the sight of one Of them.
Colin James, who was badly huT
l. on thefhand by kick from a hors
II at Danville, KY is getting along yer
> we'll.
). Mrs. Jacobus, nee Miss Beck
V Levy, will favor the Methodist col
gregation with a solo on next Sunda
"A morning.
AT a meeting of the Board {
Mayor and Aldermen last week res(
Iutions of respect to the memory {
81 =. II. Cooke, late a aldermen from tn
First Ward, were adopted.
We are very sorry to chronicl
the sickness of Bruce Cochran, J
He has been confined to his bed 10
four weeks, with an attack Oh I'll
flux.
The first day of the Fair, Tuesda.
September 10, will be Ladies' Day,
and all the ladies will be admitte
free. The special attraction for tn
day will be the ladies riding ring;
fine side-saddIe, bride, blanket, al
whip being offered for the best Lad
rider. =,
Jonas Irvine, constable of Il
= Bigbyville district, brought in ty
negroes, yesterday, charged VIII
getting money under false pretense
10 The crazy negro, HardisOn, wi
20 escaped from the Poor Hous
OF was rearrested by the police Tuesdt
NIGHT fnr violent conduct and place
n in Jail. 1t is dangerous for bin
run at large and he will likely be SCI
It's back to the Poor House for safe kee
in ing.
2s The E'Big" Three.
Officers LispcOmb, Friel, and Va
It's watched topether last Thursday aft