The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-30
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The Athen@um attended the
races Monday in d body.
The Bethel House was crowded
with guests Monday and Tuesday.
Lush Hough, one of our promi-
nenU coloTed citizens, received infor-
nation this week that in a runaway
accident his mother and sister were
thrown from wagon and both badly
hurt, his sister having her skull frac-
tuTed.
Dress goods are going, going, go
ing. First thing you know that pat
tern you want Will be gone.
y ROsENTHAL.
Rev. Mr.. Mah1ney, OF The Baptist
Church, preached against pool sell
ing, lseJ sunday.
The Banks have failed and the
crash has come, but R0senthal is still
DONG business al the same Old stand.
u
Dude Peden's horse, hitched to a
buggy, was fUighled by the music
Tuesday mornIng and ran away on
the square, tearing up things gener-
ally.
-Cranberries, Buckwheat, Flour,
| Maple Syrup, Dat Meat, Rolled
Aveua aud other seasonable goods
| just in.
f. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
oct2.
w. F. Hays announces himself
as candidate for Alderman from
the fourth ward. He is an industri-
Gus, savingSgoOd business man, and
If lie should be elected Alderman and
manage the business OF the city as
well as his own, he would be a
mighty good man for the place.
Give US your orders for your
family butter We deliver it daily,
fresh from the dairy, printed, at %
cents? CAFFEY d MOORE,
Columbia Jersey Farm.
sept1S-tf.
Il. d. Lander has been on the
sick list since Monday. Except for
this THE HERALD would have con-
tanned a fuller report of the races.
We had intended giving a complete
list of all the horses present, making
mention also OF the many turf ceie-
britIes in attendance.
The Marie Greenwood Opera
Company which was to appear here
tie 18th and 10Th had all the cos
tunes etc. burned up with the Opera
House at OwnesbOro, KY.
Why depend on All uncertainty,
when you can get fresh butter, de-
Iivered daily at your house, at q
cents? CAFFEY & MOORE.
Columbia Jersey Farm.
sept18-tf.
The alarm of fire last Tuesday az
ternoon was caused by some boxes
and crates, filled with straw, catch
ing fire in some mysterious way, in
rear OF Dobbins & Ewing's hardware
store. The file company turned out
promptly and Jay Owen drove the
nose Ieel at Direct gait. No serious
damage done.
The registration books have
closed, and ii you failed to register ii
is your fault, and when election day
comes don't blame anybody but your
self.
We regret to chronicle the illness
of our friend J. p. Street.
Mrs. A. L. Doris, has sold the
famous Marched Neil rose-bush to
parties in Nashville, where it was re-
moved last week. Tuis Ose-bush
was the pride OF the late w. o
| Doris.
Walter Harris, of Nashville, haG
mis- pockets picked OF about $40 at the
CO'unbi ID living Park last Monday
The engine pulling the pay cal
killed one muIe, inj ured another
hIlvhtd to wagon, loaded with pota'
toes, at the cro-~it g near Rose Hill.
Cem-tery last FrIGay evening.
MI. w III Nyhdlllii - IudlN iNu6b
book keeper for the Maury Bank and
Trust Company.
Mr.. James DaimwoOd is building
a neat little cottage on High Street
H GRACE Rainey has built fruit
house which is 25x40 feet, of double
walls, filled y it'll ample sawdust
with double ceiling and floors LINED
inside and out with building felt be-
ing absolutely air-tight. It's capacity
Is $500 bushes and he now has about
1000 bushes of very fine apples stored
there. 1t also has ice-c Iam5ers OF
ions capacity.
The o d jail is undergoing some
needed repairs, preparatory for the
new lessee, Judge E +. Erwin, who
takes charge of the building JauuaIy
1st.
On account of an accident at the
electric light plant last Sunday night
the town was in darkness for shor
while
-Voss Brothers, of North GardeI
Street, are erecting a comfortable cot
tage on the corner OF Fourth and
Garden Streets.
The G. P. Church is going up by
degrees.
Mr.. A. SamueIs is again at work
Oh his stOrC-hOuse on South MaiI
street.
DR. w. H. Browns new building
on South Main street, is almost com
pleted.
: &C. H. COrsaut arrived here to-day
from GalvestO Texas to answer tn
charge in the Circuit Court OF fraudu
Ienuy obtaining a quit-claim deed t.
certain lands in Galveston, alleged t
belong to the Adams heirs of thi
place, Mr.. COrsaut came here volun
tariIy to answer said charge; and j
making arrangements to give bon'
, for his appearance at the Januar
term of the Circuit Court. He assert
his entire innocence of any wrong il
the transaction and says he has com
to vindicate his good name from sal
charges. The Attorney General will
t he assisted by Messrs. Russell
Wilkes and the defendant has EN-
pIoved AS mis- counsel Messrs. South
all & Smi-er. The fight is on ant
| Dromises to be a warm one.