The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-06-12
AROUND TOWN.


pavement on Huntington street be-
teen 9th and 7th. We hope they Will
will also see that this street is no
longer made dumping ground for
dead chickens, dirty water, ashes and
refuse of most any kind. In its pres
ent condition people who use the
new pavement will have to hold their
noses.
OF course people who have other
flour to sell will say it equals the
Blue Seal. But hOusekeepers who
have no flour TO sell, say nothing
equals the Blue Seal. Ask your
grocer tor it aud decide for your
self. II.
Mrs. b. A. Rogers, who was
thrown from q buggy two weeks ago
and had her arm broken, we are glad
to report is recovering rapidly.
The rain has Commenced, and
every moment counts in the harvest
field. Don't lose time with an old or
untried machine. Go and buy
Deering Binder from Craig, Wilkins
& Martin if you want TO save your
wheat 1unelZ.
IF grown up people would set bet
ter examples, children would nave
better manners. To attend a COZ cert
and talk and jabber ana giggle while
very rude.
The only reason everybody does
not use the Blue Seal Flour manu-
featured by Bucks Milling Co., is be-
cause some people have not tried II
and take just anything their grocer
sends them. But those who have
tried it will have nothing else. Call
for it, if your grocer hasn't it make
him get it for your, for it is unques-
tiOnably the very best flour on the
market. u.
There is some base ball talk in
the air, but the old sluggers seem to
have grown lazy.
Tie Maury County Building and
Loan Association at its regular
monthly meeting, which was held
this week, loaned out to it's members
81, 400 and paid out large amount to
the withdrawing stockholders. 1t
makes loans on the second Tuesday
OF every month. This Assertion is
certainly q well founded financial
Institution of the town, and has been
very succC ssfully managed from its
organization. 1t can show a better
record than any other business in the
town. 1t has been in operation al
most ten years and has not lost one
dollar on any investments made.
JunelZ.
Fred Evans let heavy piece of
timber fall on his foot last Monday,
1t the Stock Yards, and has been
cripple since.
If you want a Domestic, White
Dr Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Ma
thine, call OH s. B. Stephens, Bethel
Block. mayS-tf.
Joseph, the two year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nicholson, of
South Columbia, died last Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gray, who was thrown
from a buggy on Decoration day, is
improving though not yet entirely
recovered. She is still at the resi-
dence of her father, Register McKen-
non, on South Main Street.
Bucks Milling Company guaran-
tees every barrel of Blue Seal Flour
to be the best flour offered on the
hav'nt it convince you they have
lust as good, for they have not. TT.
"A big crowd went to Nashville
saturday to see the sights. City
Marshal LipscOmb and officer JnO.
Collier went along to keep order.
Long years ago people ceiled and
painted their rooms, now they buy
Wall Paper as it is much cheaper and
by far better and prettier. You can
paper your room for $l.3S and upward
to $25. by purchasing of
VEsEY & EDsALL,
June 12-2t. Columbia.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
of Mrs. G.. w. Jackson's on South
High Street next Thursday evening,
June 18th, for the benefit of the
church.
Wall Paper, Window Shades,
Pictures and Frames cheaper than
ever at VEsEY & EDsALL's.
June 12-2t.
City Marshal Lipscomb has g ven
all the taxpayers in the city notice
that unless their taxes are paid before
July first they will take back-actior
and draw interest from May first
This is a world of sorrow.
The "Model Husband" contest
will soon be over, and the "Model
Wife" contest will commence. Il
| you want your husband to write
Something nice about you, feed hin
on biscuit made of the Blue Sea
flour. II.
City Marshal Lipscomb has no
forgotten his early training. The
finest Irish potato we have seen Thu
season, came from his garden.
Lime seventy-five cents a bar.
rel. Columbia Lime Co.,. or u: L
| Voss' store. june5- IT.
The suggestion made by our Soutl
Columbia correspondent, that for thu
sake of comfort and good order, anC
in order to raise a Public School Iii
brary fluid, a small admittance fee b'
charged to these commencement
hereafter, is an idea the Board of Ed
ucatiOn might consider. Something
ought to be done.