The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-27
AROUND TOWN.

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fore. We are always headquarters
you know. RAINS & Son.
ma20r-2t.
Luther Frierson, the son OF
Horace Frierson, has been appointed
| agent here for the NdsIIUiLLe Banner.
In his hands the subscription TO the
Banner will increase here.
Old MOnongehela Rye Whiskey,
six years old, 81 a quart, at u. j.
Tucker & Co.'S. mch27 1t
The Ladies of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will
serve dinner on first Monday in
April, next door to Dobbins & Ewing.
! VIII be glad to see all their country
friends.
Call on T. J. Tucker & Co., at
where they carry larger stock than
ever before. mch27 2t
The first Monday in April stock
show is nearly as much talked of as
Fair. The ladies are asking where
they can get to see it best; the mer-
chants are preparing for extra trade,
and the HERALD is expecting to take
in the shekels from new subscribers
and old ones renewing, from early
until late. Don't forget the interest
ing "Model Husband" contest, which
VI llSSlL Is WOIbI Il1OIc Iudh Vic SuO-
criptiOn price of 81.
The Guild of the Holy Child will
give I" Butterfly Reception" at the
residence of Mrs. Douglass Robinson
on Thursday, April 9th, from to II
p. NJ. Butterflies, pretty girls, music,
refreshments, and everything that
can contribute to charming evening
is promised to those who come, by
the children of the Guild.
For the Nobbiest Suits of Spring
Clothing at rock bottom prices, go to
mrh % ct. E. GROSS
The Ladies Church Aid Society,
of st. Peters Church, are making eX-
tensive preparations for theiI straw
berry festival to be given next Mon
day and Tuesday, the 30th and
31st. Strawberries are goOd at any
time, but the first bait always tastes
the best, and the ladies will doubtless
be well patronized. They Will hold
the festival in the vacant store on the
square, two doors from Frierson's
drug store.
Henry Sellers is building a house
on the corner of 18th and South Main
street.
The house being erected on corner
of 9th and Garden streets, by Cakes
Brothers, will be pretty when finished.
For the greatest variety Of Gents
Neckware, latest styles, go to
The banks will all be closed to
day, it being Good Friday.
Mr.. Will Bicknell is with Rains
& Son. This is the right man in the
right place; all parties to the contract
and the public in general are to be
congratulated.
Mr.. d. E. Dortch and family have
-
back at their former home, where
Mr.. DOrtch will engage in the culture
of flowers. He will be stocked and |
ready for business by the middle OF |
next month.
We do general exchange bu.i- |
ness in flour and meal for wheat anu |
corn. We give more patent flour in |
than anyone. Try US and |
be convinced.
mch20 If BUCKS MILLING Co.
MIR. John +. Walker, of Athens, |
Ala, recently from ROckdale, is now |
With Mayes, Walker d FriersOn.
A local branch of the Hermitage |
Building and Loan Association OF
Saturday, with J. Frank Wiley as
President; Horace Frierson, S. Gre
tary and Treasurer; Jacob Barker, E |
f. Erwin and w. o. Gordon, direc- |
tors; E. s. Fowler, attorney.
For sale, the best and cheapest |
coffee of all kinds; go to
MARIO st. LAZARUS & Sons.
The old Graham place on South
Main street has been torn down al d
Mr.. Digger will erect better house
in its stead.
Mr.. Oscar Polk of Memphis was
here last Tuesday vi ,iting friends
Lee Young of Pulaski was ht re
this week.
The Royal A canum paid $4,000
to Mrs w. =. Hart, this week, the
insurance on the life of her late hus-
band.
-Plows are as busy in town as in
the country, blowing gardens.
March %, p, and 2S, Thursday,
Friday. and saturday, we will hi We
on exhibition an elegant line of Pa
risian Pattern Hats, Flowers, Rib
bons, and Hat Novelties.
SOUTHERN TRADE PALACE.
mch20 2t
The First Cumberland Presby-
terrain church will make an effort to
raise a sufficient sum to remodel eH-
tensively their present house of
worship; in fact to almost build a
new church. y handsome building
on their site would be an ornament to
the town.
Lazarus & Sons make a specially
of Bacon, Flour and Lard. We sell
groceries of all kinds cheaper than
any house IN the city. mch20 st
Capt. J. H. Russell and Geo. G.
Taylor have been employed to assist
the Attorney General in prosecuting
Helmick for killing Turner Alexan-
der at Lynnville. Last Thursday
they went to IIynnville to represent
the State at the preliminary hearing.
There was no trial, however as the
defendant was by consent bound
over giving q 5000 bond.
DIR. l.. l.. Sherrod, an experienced
n. Y. eye, ear, throat and nose spe-
cialist, is at the Bethel House. Call
and see him. Consultation free.
Room l, ladies' entrance.
Grand Millinery Opening,
March 26, 81, and % at the
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