The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-09-18
FAIR WEEK.

Continued From Third PGge.l
most successful one that the Maury
County Farmers and Breeders Assoc
ciation has ever held. The stalls are
all filed at the Fair grounds with
horses and the "stall" at the Bethel
House are filled with guests.
Why depend on an uncertainty,
when you can get fresh butter, de-
livered daily at your house, at 70
cents? CAFFEY g. MOORE.
Columbia Jersey Farm.
aept1S-tf.
The busiest men this week are
President J. K. Farrell, Secretary w.
G. Taylor and J. p. McGaw, the eff
cent officers of the Fair Association !;
and Walter steele, Bob Jones and
kid Steele of the Bethel House
-Alcorn &c Hays Drug Store is the
place to buy medicines and toilet arti-
cIes cheap. septlS 81
J. G.. Rodes is on the grounds, re-
porting for Clark's Horse Review.
John w. Morton is here for the
Tennessee Farmer.
The stock OF Dry Goods lately ar
rived at the Bee Hive is simply inn
mense. sept1S
- n.
of the course.
Try one sack of "Hal Pointer"
and you will use no other flour.
sept18 If NICHOLS & FARIS.
The Lewisburg band makes the
music, and does it very well.
Habit Cloth in the latest diagonal
plaids, yard wide, nObby dress goods
at only Is cents per yard at the Bee
Hive. sep1S
Rube Burrows pistol, with which
he dangerously wounded the officer
who arrested him, is in Rains q Sons
exhibit in the Floral Hall. 1t is not
loaded.
Call for these lovely Dress Goods
at 40 cents per yard; all wool; at
septlS-2t. ROSENTHAL'S.
The Floral Hall Eprizes have not
been awarded yet. We will mention
the exhibits and name the prize win
ners next week.
Cold soda Water with pure fruit
syrup, at HENDRICKS DRUG STORE.
Miss Florence Irvine has charge Of
the Floral Hall. Miss Bessie Sed-
berry is assistant.
Gents Furnishing Goods and late
style. Hats in quantity to suit all,
and at prices to please at the Bee
Hive. sep18
Rockbottom,s mile in 2:20 last
Wednesday afternoon was the fastest
ever made OIL the new fair grounds
track, thus far, in q race and Is said
to be the fastest half-mile track race
record in the state. Before this race
Bay Piolot held the half mile trick
record of 2:2l24, made over the
Fayetteville track in 1880.
Call on ROsenthal for that suit
you are going to buy. sePtlS-2t.
The young ladies from the Institute
attended in q body last Wednesday
afternoon, and made quite a show
amongst the fifteen hundred people
present.
just received, q choice brands
smoking tobacco.
HENDRICKS DRUG STORE.
The merry-go-round, the side show
and the various other side attractions
were literally patrOnized by the
younger element.
Will allow 81, 10 for gold dollars
on any goods in our line; highest
market price paid for gold and silver,
in exchange for goods. James Bros.
sept18-1t.
The omnibuses and carriages did q
land office business this week and
met with liberal patronage.
The street. car line did good business
this week and deservedly so, as Mr..
Sullivan had them running on time
with attentive drivers and conductors.
H-Call on ROsenthal if you want to
Guy anything; We can surely please
you. septlS-2t.
Wednesday afternoon the members
Of George Wilson's Minstrel troupe
attended the fair in a body and para
ded with their excellent band in front
of the grand stand, much to the de-
light of all present.
Everything moved like clock-work
under the able management of Presi-
dent Farrell, Secretary Taylor and
Assistant Secretary McGaw.
Tue mule with mule colt was eX-
hibited last Wednesday afternoon and
paraded in front of the grand stand.
On last Wednesday BlOntonian low
cred her own record of 2:22R made at
Murfreesboro last week, also the
worlds record for three-year old trot-
ters OH a half mile track. She made
the first half in :07 2:14 gait, trot-
ting out the mile in 2:22.
One of the most handsOmest and
best displays in the Floral Hall is
that of Rains & Son druggists. They
have their space nicely decorated,
rugs cover the floor and lace curtains
set off the whole to advantage. Cases
ara filled with surgical instruments,
druggists sundries and toilet articles
innumerabIe. Fine cut-glass bottles
are filled with medicines of various
kinds, all manufactured in their own
| laboratory, and the whole is elegantly
displayed in an artistic manner.
None should fail to see this display.
Rumor has it that McAdams Bros,
have been offered $4,000 for BlOn-
tonian. She is rich FLY, but that
is big sum.
The track hasi boon fast all the
| week.
The band in attendance Is from
Lewisburg and Is quite an improve
ment OH the one last year.
T.;W. Welles, OF Pensacola, Fla,
acted as starter yesterday and filled
| the position with great credit and
satisfaction.
The track Is sprinkled every night
and in front OF the grand stand every
dAy at noon, which adds greatly Il
the comfort of all the spectators.
The crowds have been improving
each day. Yesterday fully two thou
sand people were present. To-day
will be q gala day and even standing
room will be at premium.
The same horses and drivers tina
were In the green pace last Wednes
day will have another go tomorrow
Set of harness and 500 added money
goes to the winner. Look out for tin
Barb Wire or Gertie.
Fine Horse Flesh.