The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-09-11
AROUND TOWN.

A. 4. Hodge, your old friend
Algie, has returned from Nashville
to Columbia to live and his friends
will find him with L. BagatZky at the
Star Clothing House. Algie has tried
more than once to leave Columbia,
but he can't make it; his many
friends and his love for the old place
pull him back. Call on him at the
Star Clothing House; he Will treat
you clever.
What will add very much to the
comfort as we'll as the pleasure of the
crowd is the arrangement the man.
sgement has made to sprinkle the
track in front of the grand stand at
the races next week.
Pure, two year old, apple vinegar.
aug2I At r. ]. TUCKER q Co.
Mr.. Daniel Harrington, of Nash
Vile, and Miss Nora Sullivan, of this
county, were married in the Catholic
Church of this city last Tuesday.
Eugene Fender is with the Gam
BILE Grocery Co., again, after a sick
spell in the country.
will Everett has been on the SICK
list, and his services were missed at
the post Office.
Look at the entries for the races
next week, and you will see that II
you stay away any day you will miss
good sport. Go aud enjoy 1t, but re-
member that can be done without be-
coming a gambler.
Mr.. Geo. AIcorn is building a neat
little cottage on the other side OF the
bridge which will soon be completed.
He will move in about the first OF
October.
Ladies you must have one of
those stylish new turbans and
Mar-about veil. We can supply you.
MISS TENNIE GARTNER.
MRS. M. E. WOOD.
| sept11-1t.
George Wilson, the laughing,
waltzing George, the fun-provoking,
! inimitable George, is coming. He
will be here next Wednesday night
at the Opera House. Get your seats
early or you will not get good one,
for everybody goes to hear George.
We regret 10 report to the many
friends of Sol Maxwell that he is
dangerously i'll with fever at his
boarding house, Mrs. Andrews, on
9th Street.
Horse racing, but no pool selling,
next week.
| Circuit Court this week. Crimi-
nal docket next week.
Last Monday was mule day, Tut
it was hard for the buyer and seller
to agree.
About the incest treat we have
had this season was q basket Of peech'
es sent US last Saturday by Mrs. ID
f. Fariss. They were samples from
three trees in her back yard, in this
city, and were the largest, juciest and
sweetest peaches we have tasted this
summer. We return our most sincere
thanks.
Mai. Will Polk and Capt. w. ]
Whitthorne were appointed last Mon
day by the LeOnidRs Polk Bivouac al
delegates to attend the reunion Of
Confederate veterans at Winchester
yesterday.
New goods are arriving and the
merchants are busy opening them up
Fall trade is already beginning tc
pick up.
Next Tuesday is the first day Of
the Fair. This is Ladies' Day, anC
the ladies will be admitted free. The
Ladies riding ring will be specially
interesting feature of this day.
The editor OF the HERALD has re-
cieved an invitation from ]. w. an6
IJ. L. Jones, Jr., of the Daisy StOcl
Farm, to dine with them at the fai
grounds on "Jack Day" the 18th
We conclude from the pictures on thu
card that the gentlemen refer to foul
legged Jacks, and are not inviting
their two legged friends there to maxi
exhibitions of them, but we Will In
qulre more into the matter before W.
accept the invitation uncOnditiOnally
A good dinner is tempting bate.