The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-16
AROUND TOWN.

john w. FrIerson, Jr., announces
himself as a candidate for Alderman
from the first ward. He is thor
oughly safe, prudent business MAJ
one OF the largest taxpayers in the
city, and is just such a man AS the
board ought to be made up of.
-Cranberries, Buckwheat, Flour,
Maple Syrup, Dat Meat, Rolled |
AVena aud other seasOnable goods J.
Just in. |
f. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co. J.
The business houses of the Jews
were all closed last Monday, it being
the Day Of the AtOuement. When
the Israelites observe religious day /
they observe it reljgiously; they do
not close their front doors and open
the back ones, but they shut up the
house and go away. One day proper
~ observed Is mo in the sight OF
God than a thousand ones half kept
and half violated.
Oct2.
Give us your orders for your
family butter We deliver it daily,
fresh from tue dairy, printed, at %
cents? CAFFEY q MOORE,
Columbia Jersey Farm.
sept1S-tf.
Miss Stella LeOnhard has been
elected by the Board of Education to
the vacancy i'll the Public Schools
OccasIOned by the registration of Miss
Eba Bennett, and Miss Fannie Sin
clair was CHOSEN to succeed Miss
Lombard.
Why depend on an uncertainty,
when you can get fresh butter, de
livered daily at your house, at 70
cents? CAFFEY ~ MOORE
Columbia Jersey Farm.
1R-tf
| Mr.. J. II. Craik announces in this
issue as candidate for Mayor. MIR.
| Craik has been foremost i'll several oil
the progressive movements OF Column
| bia, notably the street-car lines and
the stOck-yards. His influence i'll
railroad circles has always been free
| Nv given for the benefit OF Columbia.
! He is an enterprislng, energetic, pro-
| greSsiVe business man, anu the cor
poration affairs would be safe in his
| hands.
See James Brothers display of
handsome wedding presents. Goods
Co suit everyone; prices lower than
ever offered before. Octl6 It
| john H. Gartner announces in
| this issue as candidate for Alder
man from the first ward. He is tax
payer and a labOrer, and young man
OF industry. If elected he will dis
charge the duties of the office conscl-
entiou=Iy to the best of his ability.
| New STYLES, new designs, new
1deas in silver and plated ware, Jap
anese goods, brOnzes, fancy china,
center tables, and the handsOmest
piano, banquet, table and hall lamps
ever III Columbiq, at JAMES BROTH
Frs, the jewellers. OctI6 1t
Two candidates for Mayor; both
good men. The field is still open; 1t
costs Just $3.50 tOimake your asplra-
tons known through these columns.
For Rent, on 9th street, a two story
residence; possession given at once.
Apply to {. l.. Prewett. sep25-u
The Aldermen offices are going
| a-begging. These offices are too i'm
porIant 10 be put in the hands of just
anybCdy. The voters OF each ward
ought TO agree Oh two good men aud
elect them whether they are candI-
dates or not. No man would refuse
to serve alter being cUmpiimented
! that way.
The days are beautiful and pleas
ant, but dlstressingIy dry.
When it rains ana turns cold
, | there VIII be IL rush of business.
oh! Tor some of that good old ga
sleep, says young mother, AS she
longs fOI the nights that are gone.
AT its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday night last, the Mau y County
b. & L., Association IL aned $500. Il
its members and paid off 5000 0
: 2nd series matured stock. OcyI6-1t
j. w. Hannaway, through rea
t estate agent c. w. Hayes, has pur
r miles from Columbia OH the Frank
\ lin pike, and will take pOsses sion tn'
! first Of December.
l City Attorney w. &. Taylor wa
e taken suddenly Ill last WedL esday
!, night while returning from church
and had to be taken home in car
riage. He began to gov better
notify at er reaching home, and ha
. continu, Il to improve. He is nov
- thought to he out of danger.
Our 80 Guarantee Bonds taxi
wonderfully we'll. We got then
ready only last week, and within
:, about forty-eight hours, had place,
$4,000 90 of them-all- we would sci
the first month. We shall offer, mos
probably, not exceeding 100000 q
Them for the November meeting
: Will not offer any at all until afte
October 18th.
G. w. WITHERsPOoN, Sec'ty.
/ Maury County b. IL l.. , ssociation.
w. p. Woodbridge improves slow
T ly but we hope surely. His cOndi
4 week and his legion of friends fel
anxious about him, but his improve
G condition for the last day or two j
reasuriug to them. We hope his SUI
:, fering is over and that he will speed
ly re cover.
! We are now ready to show you al
the leading styles in Millinery, u
= lowest prices.
oct16l Miss TENNIE GARTNER & Co
!. Mr.. II. NJ. Noss is a candidate fC
Alderman from the first ward. II
.r is an industrious, saving, good bus
a ness young man, and if he should L
= elected Alderman and manage til
4 business of the city as well as has h
9 man for the place.
We have united our interests an
A, efforts for the purpose of building u
. boys school in Columbia, believin
that we can in this way do best Il
at ourselves and for those who wish
p. patropiZe such a school. We inten
to make it equal to the best prepari
ct tory school in the State, and haN
3. carefully arranged course OF stud
which we believe will meet this air
st All who have boys growing I'M
lS young manhood see the need OF sue
a school in Columbia, and we conf
I. IDENTIFY look to these for encOurag
b, ment and support. We will be graf
It.. full for the patronage given us, al
n, will make every possible effort to glN
a, full value in return. Our charges 8
IT'S lower than those of most schools
ed its kind, but this will not make IL
school inferior. Knowing that pc
manent success will depend upon Il
nh of nnr L shall hPU