The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-02-06
AROUND TOWN.
ln more courts nntil April.

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The Y. NJ. c. A. have organized a
quartette composed of DIR. J. p.
Herndon, Musical Director, J. G.
Dexter, II. L. Smith and JOS. Tow
Ter, Jr.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. c.. a. will meet in the associations
parlors this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The Margaretta Bowles Society
will give an entertainment next Mon
day night in the Study Hall of the
Institute for the benefit of the Ad-
vent Chapel.
The class in biography, short
hand and typewritlng which meets
now at A. H. Shields residence,
numbers over dozen pupils.
"A big crowd last Monday, and the
merchants report big business and
good collections. When one man
pays it enables another to pay; few
dollars in that way liquidates sew
eral debts.
Our streets were crowded last
Monday with people from all over the
county. Many mules changed hands
that day and trading was brisk.
zatiou, will show at the Opera House,
Friday night, February Goth. Ad-
mission % cents and Is cents.
Clerk Howard intends re-arrang-
ing the furniture in the Circuit Court
room, so as to separate the jury and
the lawyers from the crowd. The old
she'll, both inside and out, has had too
many changes already; better build
u leW one and build it right.
Charlie Eddy is clerking for A.
d. FriersCn.
Out of respect to the memory OF
Secretary Window, the post office
was closed part of Monday, the day
of his funeral.
The ground hog crept out of his
hole last Sunday, and his shadow fol-
lowed him everywhere he went. If
he prognOstIcates the weather no bet
ter than the goose did in the fall, we
may almost venture the assertion that
spring has come.
Gardner Foster, an old negro who
for several years had turned the
press at the HERALD office, died sud-
denly in the press room last Thurs
dav night. He had been suffering for
two weeks with la grippe, and con-
tinued to expose himself to the
" Gather, which fastened the ravages
of the disease. He was Old and poor
and had nothing to live for. Let us
hope he is better off.
BE sure and hear Dr. Hedley on
the sunny Side of Life" at the
Opera House, next Wednesday night.
The beat lecturer in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Hendricks are
stopping at Miss Laura Bicknell's
until they can get possession of their
house on West 9th stl ee'.
The Church Aid Society of the
Episcopal Church will give the first
straw berry festival of the season,
very early in the season; the exact
date is not positively fixed.
Judging from the published lists
of other papers in this section, and
comparing their lists with our books,
| THE HERALD has done nearly twice
as much subscription business as the
best of them in the last two months.
Perhaps this ought to satisfy US, but
human nature is hard to satisfy, and
our cry is still for more.
Next Wednesday Is Ash WedT es-
| day and Lent commences. The 18th
of March will be Easter Sunday, and
Lent closes. Card parties will not be
so numerous the next forty days.