The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-05-01
AROUND TOWN.

AAbO ON - " W A's
Capt. andjNIrs. J. t. Craik chape-
roned q party of young people to
Summertown last Saturday where a
very pleasant day was spent roaming
over the hilIs.and .dales newly clad in
their robes of green. Among the
party were Misses Nal Satfarrans,
Lou Craik, Sallie Morgan, Julia
Fleming and Gertrude Craik; Messrs.
James Craik, Lucius Frierson, Jr.,
Nathan Lord, Bernie Wood and ICE
Smith.
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.
mch2O If BUCKS MILLING Co.
-Rees Porter, who for several
months past has been connected with
the advertising department. OF me
Times, has resigned his position to
accept a similar one with the Grocer
and Country Merchant of San Frat
cisco. Mr.. Porter has done good and
faithful work on The Times, beiI g
California, and the Grocer and COuI.-
try Merchant is to be congratulated
on securing his services. He will
continue to reside in Oakland.-OGk-
land CAL, Times.
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.
-Messrs. Henry Martin, A. b.
Rains and Webb Ridley, Jr., return
81 To- Sofn rdo from Indian tTRAk
in Hardin county, where they had
enjoyed weeks sport aud caught
201 trout.
There are many brands OF flour,
but the best housekeepers say the
Blue Seal is the best. pril 3tf.
If YOU miss a man he is either in
hiding from the Grand Jury or at the
Nashville races.
-"John Hendricks drug store"
sign shows up immensely.
"A meal cannot be a success with
bad bread, and the way to prevent,
failure in the biscuits is to use the
be convinced. April 3tf.
I'll Q Ci:cuis c. urt room has had a
spring cleaning and looks as well as
could be expected under the ciFcum-
stances 1t is hard to make parlor
out of q Darn
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
ne convinced.
mch2O IT BUCKS MILLING 20
Jon. than Digger has been elect ed
Aldern en- from the Second Ward,
vice A. A. Hodge, resigned.
For the greatest lot of fine straw
hats ever exhibited in Columbia, go
to E Gross. apr17-tf.
j. P. Street, w. c. Jones. and w.
P. Woodbridge have been chosen to
represent the Columbia CONNIE cial
Club at the business mems meeting
in Nashville naxt Monday, when. q
State Commercial Club will be or
ganized. 1t would be hard to pick
three more practical and progressive
representatives than the above
named.
For any Kind of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, go to E. Gross
apr17-tf.
ECU tie a crowd accompanied st.
Peters choristers and the young
ladies of the choir to st. Johns
| Church last Sunday afternoon where
they went to take part in the service
held by Revs. VanDurlin and Met
calfe. Several of the parry W. re sur
prised that hey had to p ly Toll, as il
was the impression that church-goers
were exempt from this toll on Sun
days; besides the toll-gat 9 have dif-
| fere 1t rates of toll. Why one gate
| should charge 20 cents for doubl' =
| t am, and another p cents, is mys-
terry, and should be regulated in some
way.
IT. o. Belts & Co, have just re-
ceived a large stock of Ladies and
Childrens oxford Ties; call early
while we have full line of sizes.
! apr242t.
Al. Armstrong is having his
tonsorial parlOr reprinted and fixed
Ladies, don't forget that T. o.
| Belts & Co. carries large stock OF
dress goods aud trimmings.
apr24-2t.
The grand jury will be in session
next week, Boy Tie races in Mas ,
vile will give you an excuse to rnn
away from home. But mind The
cops don't pull you down there.
If you want to buy your drugs
where your patronage will be =
preciated, go to Hendricks drug
store. IT,
Flowers indicate the presence of
refinement and fair women aud these
evidences may be seen in beauty and
profusion on sixth street from Garden
t. High.
Cook & Moore handle Blue Seal
Flour. 1t.
j. NJ. Cabier has given a new
coat of paint to his Main street resi-
dence.
Cook & Moore handle Blue Seal
Flour. 1t.
These are fine, open, large. long
days, and the HERALD greets you
this beautiful May morning with q
heart full of gratitude for your liberal
support.
are headquarters for vegetables. 1t.
Somebody get up petition to the
Honorable City Fathers to furnish
free water to sprinkle the Square, and
the merchants will pay for the
sprinkling.
There will be an entertainment
in the Second Presbyterian Church
Tonight, with scenic views by Prof
Goslin and good music.
A party of young ladies anC
gentlemen will go to Buford's OF
Tuesday May 18th to attend the sal'
at Rock Dale Farm.
If you want to see happy look
) ing man just gaze on Buck" thu
clothes and straw hat.
-Messrs. J. NJ. Mayes and J. Q
) Wooten of this city, Col. J. w. b
Thomas and James SoweH of Sum!
3 We are now getting fresh vegeta
bles of every kind, daily.
!. 1T. Cook & MOORE.
i Side, w. w. Conner, Hint G. Ki!treIl
Ed. Orr, James Fleming aud Dr
Q Walter Parker of Mt. Plea Iant wer
all camping on Buffalo this weeI
3 angling for game fish.
Policeman w. A. Voss has beeI
r on an inspecting tour this week, an
E he made the circuit of the first war
In two days. He is hustler, and tn
people are beginning to find it GU
N. w. Sherman, Dentist, is
new and valuable addition to tina
Il profession in Columbia. His office
!. in the Masonic building.
n IF you want some elephant
o meat, go to Tucker Bros.
9 Remember next year, when Gil
i Gus time comes, that KING IL Franz
# Inns circus is no humbug. the
n give the best performance for II