The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-04-10
AROUND TOWN.

My dog is dead, he died last night.
My heart is sad my eyes run brine,
] cannot sing, can only whine.
The crowd was here last Monday |
and brought the horses with them. |
Nashville proposes to furnish |
water free to those who will buy the |
sprinkler. Won't some enterprising |
citizen get up combine of this kind
between the Water Company, the |
CITY Fathers and the merchants on
the Public Square? 1t would be a
boom to the general public.
Old MOnOngehela Rye Whiskey,
six years old, 81 a quart, at L. }.
Tucker & Co.'S. aprlO Ut
A great many complaints were
filed again the assessment value of
property, but the reductions were
few and far between.
Gallon Il. j. Tucke" & Co., at
their new stand on South Main street,
where they carry a larger stock than
ever before. aprlO 1t
The assessment books show an
increase in the value of real estate in
Columbia, but falling off of personal
property. In other words the real
estate can be seen and the personally
cannot.
We do a general exchange bust
ness in -four and meal for wheat and
corn. We give more patent flour in
exchange than anyone. Try us and
be convinced.
mch2O If BUCKS MILLING Co.
The County Court met in regular
quarterly session last Monday.
The Chancery Court is in session,
| Chancellor Alternately on the bench.
The Board of Mayor and Alder
men meets tonight in regular session.
The flowers that bloom in the
spring, were somewhat nipped in the
bud.
For sale cheap and at once, rs
thousand A one cedar shingles.
Give us a call.
CRAIG, WILKINS & MARTIN.
Last Monday gave us a taste of
the dust we must eat during the sum-
| mer.
The Fire Store has put on a new
coat of paint.
king Dc FrankIin's great show is
coming on the 23rd. They give an
attractive, refined and popular exhi-
bition, and only charge 25 cents adj
mission. See their display announce
ment on the second page. They have
been here before, and the public will
remember they do what the bill says.
april10 2t
The pupils from the Athena am,
Institute and BeechcrOft will attend
the Schubert concert tonight. 1t
will be the grandest musical treat OF
the season. Seats are selling fast.
Secure yours at WOldridge's drug
store, and come and enjoy the even
ing.
The most popular -four on the
market is the Blue Seal, manufact
ured by Bucks Milling Co. If yor
nave not tried it, remember to do 81
the next purchase you make, and you
will discard forever all other brands
April 3tf.
The dress makers and the tailors
are all busy
, Mai. Arnold is now occupying
his office at the arsenal grounds.
| knocked the bottom out of thu
price on good -four
aprIO 1t II. J. TUCKER & CO.
chancellor Abernathy's docket i
larger than usual and will consum
all the month.
?, There are many brands of flour
but the best housekeepers say tn
Blue Seal is the best. April 3tf.
The County Court met last Mon
day and adjourned to meet again mex
T. Monday.
bad bread, and the way to prevent
IalluE6
Blue Seal flour. Try it and you Wi
9 be convinced. April 3tf.
The dinner for the benefit of tn
IT Confederate graves was all that cOul
be hoped for it. The ladies cleare
over a hundred dollars.
# We do a general exchange bus
ness in flour and meal for wheat an
k corn. We give more patent flour
exchange than anyone. Try us an
3 be convinced.
mch20 If BUCKS MILLING GO.
Mr.. Dixon iU will be r 'membere
- brought Mr.. Keeue here so we ca
rest assured anything that he mar
% ages is first class. Opera House mel
81 Wednesday night.
80 Mr.. H. G. Howells is here, offe
ing Cocoa free, at several differel
S houses. See his announcement.
a Don't imagine because King
70 Franklin charge only p cents that
as is in any sense a second class shON
1t is the biggist aud finest and be
show for the money on the road.
never fails to please the grown foil
and nmusp { e CHILDREN They vi
exhibit on the Williams lot on Thur
day the 2sra. apricot.