The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-04-17
AROUND TOWN.

Call. { u Il. j. tucker q Co., al
their new stand on South Main street,
whe 9 they carry larger stock than
ever before. apr10 2t
Those who failed to see Rentz &
Co.'S Royal European Circus and
Menagerie missed the opportunity of
lifetime. 1t is the best Old-time
ring performance that ever exhibited
in Chicago. 1t certainly is a first
class show and the management live
up to what they advertise. No Won
der the press and public are SO in
tense in their enthusiasm.-Inter
Ocean.-[WilI show in Columbia on
the 22nd.
Old MonongeheIa Rye Whiskey,
six years old, 81 a quart, at 7. }.
Tucker Il Cos. apr1O 1t
Mrs. F. c. Dunnin ton will soon
commence handsome double house
on her lot corner of West 18th and
Huntington streets.
We do a general exchange bust
ness in flour and meal for wheat and
corn. We give more patent flour in
exchange than anyone. Try us and
be convinced.
mch20 tt BUCKS MILLING Co.
Stepping into A. d. FriersOn's
bookstore recently, we noticed a
painting of the "Sumpter" running
the blockade of Pass al Outre by the
enemy's ship Brooklyn" on the Both
OF June 1861. The picture is "a la
Pastil,' and deserves especial men,
ton. The work we learn was exc
cuted by Miss Ella Cox, of this city,
under the instruction of Mrs. Alice
Butler. Miss Cox has every reason
to feel proud OF it, for it has been
very much admired by all who have
seen it, and Mrs. Butler should feel
proud of the success of her pupil.
Pure fruit juices and rock candy
syrup is what catches the girls at
Hendricks Soda fountain.
App 17-2t.
The pavement from the Method
ist Church to High Street needs re-
pairs. No pavement in the city is
more travelled, and it ought not to be
left in its present condition. Those
attending services at the Methodist
Church this week have made frequent
comments upon this pavement; it is
in q good condition for lady to step
on loose brick and sprain her anklc.
For sale cheap and at once, rs
thousand A one cedar shingles.
Give us q call.
CRAIG, WILKINS & MARTIN.
apr3-tf.
"A. S. Horsley, Jr. M. d. remem-
bers US with card to the Commence
ment Exercises of the Boston Medi-
cal College on the 18th.
king e Franklin's great show is
coming on the 23rd. They give an
attractive, refined and popular exhi-
bition, and only charge % cents ad-
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.
aprill0 ct
DIR. E. G. Grant has recently repa-
pered and reprinted and refurnished
his dental rooms, in the Branch
building, and has all the modern inn
profession, and he does it we'll. See
his card in another column and give
him call.
The most popular flour on the
market is the Blue Seal, manufact-
ured by Bucks Milling Co. If you
nave not tried it, remember to do so
the next purchase you make, and you
will discard forever all other brands.
April 3tf.
Two circuses next week.
e. w. Napier, Dick Faris, Frank
Chaflin and J. w. B. Thomas. have
gone to Buffalo to fish.
-huOCk0u the OOLJOh OuI VI the
price on good flour.
apr1O 1t II. J. TUCKER & Co.
Mr.. Horace FriersOn has been
elected Secretary of the Real Estate
and Investment Co., vice w. J. Hine,
resigned.
There are many brands of flour,
but the best housekeepers say the
Blue Seal is the best. April 3tf.
DIR. Gilchrist, SbrOther of Mrs. w
A. Ruttle, who is here visiting his
sister and in search of health, has had
several hemOrrhages this week and is
quite ill.
"A meal cannot be a success with
bad bread, and the way to prevent a
failure in the biscuits is to use the
Blue Seal flour. Try it and you will
be convinced. April 3tf.
Morgan & Edwards is the style OF
new grocery firm doing business
in the old Voss stand Oh Cemetery
Avenue.
We do a general exchange bust
ness in flour and meal for wheat and
corn. We give more patent flour in
exchange than anyone. Try us and
be convinced.
mch20 If BUCKS MILLING Co.
The Board OF Aldermen have or
dered two more electric lights; one
to be placed at the junction of School
and Sth streets, the other on the
corner of East 18th and Embargo.
For the Greatest lot of Fine Straw
Hats ever exhibited in Columbia, go
to f.. Gross. aprl7-tf.
Don't imagine because King &
Franklin charge only % cents that it
is in any sense second class show.
1t is the biggist and finest and best
show for the money OH the road. II
never fails to please the grown folks
and amuse the children. They will
exhibit on the Williams lot on Thurs
day the 23rd. apricot.
See the advertisement of It. F.
Fleming, Esqr. in this issue in regard
to claimants who paid the Direct
Tax. Mr.. Fleming has given the
matter considerable time and atten-
ton aud is fully prepared and equip
ed to represent the claimants OF
Maury and other counties in the
State. The Governor received a
check yesterday for 1892, 0l2, being
the quota due the State Of Tennessee
Maury county is entitled to about
$22, OOO.
For any Kind Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, go to E. Gross.
! apr17-tr.
The performers OF Rentz & Co.'S
Great Railroad Circus, Museum
Menagerie and Hippodrome, were
greeted yesterday by packed houses
and the extraordinary performances
of this unrivalled aggregation of first
class female equestriennes and male
riders, singing, grotesque clowns and
acrObatic and aeriel exhibitions o.
strength and agility, and last though
not least the wonderful performanc es
of the highly educated horses, ponies
mules, goats and dogs were re.
ceived with shouts Of laughter and
applause. To say that they gave uni
versal satisfaction, would be only tC
repeat what has been said of it by oul
exchanges throughout the country
during the past season. The manage
ment are to be congratulated upon
their thorough efficiency in looking
after their legions of patrons, more
particularly in the absence of all the
rough element, aud the gentlemanly
manner of all connected with the
show we bespeak for it the immense
business they are bound to receive
-ChdttdnOOgd IimeS.-[Will show
in Columbia on 22nd.
Teachers Examination.
An examination of applicants 70
positions as teachers in the Columbia