The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-05-08
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In European COUNTRIES HeAb 81 tHi' -
Don't forget that Cook & Moore
are HEADQUARTERS for vegetables. 1t.
You can get the very finest Gait
fornia canned goods at Hays q Dalm-
woods cheaper than any place in the
city. may o,o1,
Miss Katy, Miss Rosa Barnett, Rev.
Mr.. MahOney, Messrs. g. Il. and klrk
Prewett and J. r. l.. ScTibner, re-
turned this week from Primm
Springs, where they had been On a
fishing expedition. They caught 2+O
fish, to say nothing of the many and
heavy turtles.
Blue Seal -four $500 per Dbl, at
HAYS & DAIMwOoD's. may s,3t
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 and decide for your
self. II.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Commercial Club was held in the
Chancery Court room last night.
We are now getting fresh vegeta-
bles of every kind, daily.
1t. COOK q MOORE.
The only reason everybody does
not use the Blue Seal Flour manu-
featured by Bucks Milling Co., is be-
cause some people have not tired 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. II.
"A good many of the boys have
been to Nashville during this week
and last, but none of them have re
turned with very plethoric purses.
When it comes to guessing on horse
races, the pool seller IS about the only
man who is in it.
IF YOU want a Domestic, White
or Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, call on 8. B. Ste. hens, Bethel
Block. may8-h.
-OvercOats were in demand yes
terday morning and last night.
Bucks Milling Company qua q =
lees every barrel of Blue Seal FlonI
20 be the best flour offered on the
market. Don't let dealers who
nav'nt it convince YOU they have
just as good, for they have not. If.
The machinery display last Men
day was not as large as usual, but il
vas good, what there was of it, and
the dealers were successful in making
everal sales.
For Il q ice It country hams and
breakfast bacon call on
M ~ S-3t HAYS & DAIMWOod.
We have the prospect of big
wheat yield wheat will bring good
price and twine is cheap. Now is the
t me to buy a DeeriI g Binder from
Craig, Wilkins & Martin. 1t
-Strawb ;rries we selling The
first of the week at thirty cents /
quart. 7 hey will tumble IN few
lays to where the average citizen cal
reach them.
Ali first-class Machines, sold by
). b. Stephens. mayS-tf.
Mr.. PheIan, Agent for Baldwin
& Co, has finished his painting and
rived, and now he has a first class
music store in every respect. 1t is q
pleasant place 10 visit; give him
call.
8 lbs. Canned Apples 121a cents;
2 Id. Tomatoes 8 cars for % cent? {;
White sugar Is BE-. for $1.Oc, at
may 8-3t HAYS u DAIMwOOD's.
-Satterfield & Church, DObbins d
Ewing, Craig, Wilkins & Martin all
made good displays of machinery
last Monday. 1t would be hard to
find three more enterprising firms.
The Odd Fellows have rented
and will occupy the second story OF
the post office building. The en-
trance will be at the side.
Craig, Wilkins & Martin, scooped
il the orders for binders and mowers
last Monday. 1t
The Whitewater was abroad in
the land this week, and he greatly
improved a good many premises.
Competitors of the Deering are
9 lowed under. 1t
Mr.. w. II. Gregg, the State Agent
for Amos, Whitley & Co., handlers
of harvesting machines, was here
Tuesday. He very pertinently re-
marked that if Columbia had a Court
| House and a street sprinkler, it
would be a first-class little city. He
was told that the structure in the
centre of the Public Square was a
| Court House, but he said he had
travelled too far and seen too much
to be taken in by any sach yarn. He
admitted however, tnat his eyes were
| full of dust.
Mr.. jeff Rea is erecting a large
| frame residence on the corner OF 10Th
and High Streets.
| The "Model Husband" contest
will soon be over, and the "Model
Wife" contest will commence. Ii
YOU want your husband to write
something nice about you, feed him
on biscuit made of the & ue Sea
flour. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stewart
have returned from Nashville anC
will make Columbia their future
home.
DIR. Shermar's office is handsome
ly fitted up and quietly located. His
ooms are those lately occupied by
the Arsenal men in tue Masonic
Temple. Everything is well ordered
neat and inviting. mays 1t
The &c glt-n, ur" stri Re at th'
arsenal did ut last quite that long.
-Rube Burrows pistol is in towr
but is in good hands. Mr.. Fisher
the express agent has it. 1t is th'
last pistol Rube used, when he made
his murderous attack upon his cap
tors.
First Monday, we noticed that
big crowd continually swarme'
around Craig, Wilkins & Martins ex
hibit Of Deering machines. 1t.
Blackberry winter came in OIL
time last Tuesday and lingereth ye
awhile. 1t cometh as regularly as tt
seasons. Remember next year t
keep your fiannels on until the lott
of May.
Mr.. Ed. Green, formerly witt
Holding & Cochran, has gone int
partnership with Mr.. Tom Digger Il
the confectionery business. The HER
AID wishes them much success.
The Phi lnol raph was exhibited a
> the Ins titu Thursday morning t
the delight of all tie teachers an
| pupils.
Mr.. John c. Dexter has been sc
) lected to deliver the Alumni addres
at the closing exercises of the Publ
School.
The Phonograph will | g on exhi
! bition at the Y. NJ. q. A. rooms Sal
urday evening from 2 to 6 o'clock.
3 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the \
NJ. G A, will hold a reception in tn
]. ParIors of the Association at the mex
/ regular monthly II Getting. Invits
ton will be issued to the member
e refreshments will be served an
music INDUCED in. The Ladit
3 Auxiliary are doing great good
building up the Y. NJ. &. a.
r The Photograph will be exhibi
E ted in the parlors of the Bethe
House each night this week froI
1880 to 10 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
P. Church will give sOciable at tt
l. residence of M. l.. Eddy next Thur
g day evening. The public are invite
3. to attend.
II The infant child of Mr.. and Mr.