The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-03-25
AROUND TOWN.
All kinds of fishing tackle for
which we are HEADQUARTERS

All kinds of fishing tackle for
which we are headquarters.
mar1I3t. a. b. RAINS.
Harry Woodside continues to inn
prove. We were mistaken in our an
nouncement last week that he was
brought home from Bell Buckle sick.
He was attending Prof. Il. b. kelly's
school for boys.
The Big Three are daisies. Their
thoughtfuluess and consideration for
the comfort of the public, in having
the snow removed from the principal
sidewalks last Friday, entities them
to a grateful public acknowledgment,
which we hereby heartily give.
New Maple Syrup, Buck Wheat
Flour, Oatmeal, Cracked Wheat,
Rolled Avena, Table Mackerel,
Cream Goldfish, Edam and Pin Apple
Cheese and other seasOnable goods
just in.
1t. E. w. GAMALE GROCERY Co.
THE HERALD was stakeD in
the announcement last week that the
government gave all the land for the
road running west of the Arsenal
grounds from the Hampshire to the
Mt. Pleasant pike. Mr.. Sims Latts
gave twenty-five feet-or half the
road-running half the distance from
one pike to the other. This was In
keeping with the liberallty and en-.
| terprise Mr.. Latta has shown at all
times towards the upbuilding Of that
neighborhood. He gave in the begin
ming most literally to the purchase
of the Arsenal lands, and has since
given the right of way sfOr sewerage
purposes through his property, and
now he gives another valuable STRIP
of twenty-five acres for road pur'
poses. He says he is still willing to
give the right Of way for an electric
street car.
Home Made Peach Blackberry
and Damson Preserves at
If. E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY co.
The ladies of Zion Church are saw.
ing up and working up all the gooC
things that can be thought OF, FOL
their church dinner, to be set in Co
lumbia on the first Monday in April
piles of pretty goods in the stores
and hard times have made CHEAP
prices. You can get more for you
money than you ever did before.
Extra Good Cotton Top Mat
tresses, at So. Columbia Furniture Co
mr25-2t
The Big Three are hustlers. They
not only shOveled the snow off the
sidewalks, but have been cleaning
up generally. If they would rigidly
enforce the law against throwing
ashes and other trash on the streets
Columbia would be q prettier ano
healthier aud much cleaner city
Why make a law, gentlemen, anC
| not enforce it?
-Darby's letter came very near be-
ing too late this week. One day ear
Iier, Darby, please.
II I'm II iG in6nhfnn
Joe Moseley, the expert practica
machinest of the Columbia Improve
ment Co, for work done on our 1Ot
press. The pedal shaft got hot anC
| would'ent run, and but for Mr.
MoseIy we would have been in fix
| We can recommend Mr.. Mosely as {
man who thoroughly understand
his business.
The Institute girls visited oul
sanctum again this week, and dis
played great interest in the operation
OF the big press. They say that thu
Press, in their opinion, is the creates
power in the land. We hope Mis-
Duncan will lead the young ladie
this way often.
The "School Notes." as they ap
near week after week in the HERALD
reflect credit upon the editors and tn
teachers OF the High School. TIL
HERALD appreciates this week.!
favor.
Mr.. w. B. Dobbins has something
of a curiosity in the shape of gun
1t looks like rifle, but is said to be
shot gun. 1t belonged to Mr.. Dob
bins grand father, and though it nov
has lock and hammer 1t was origi
nally of the flint lock variety. 1T
barrel is IS inches long, with 2
calibre bore. 1t came with Mr.. Dob
bins from North Carolina, when tn
Frierson neighborhood in this count,
was first settled.
At a meeting of Columbia LoGg
No 81, Tuesday night, Mr.. John Gar
rett, of Nashville, conferred the Mas
ters Degree upon DR.. John WltheI
spoon and Mr. E. E Snider.
Mr.. J. Mort Hodge fell and sprain
ed his ankle last Thursday.
-Four degrees above zero, Wednes
day March 10Th 1892. Make not
OF it.
Read Caledony Letherhead's &C
vertisement for husband, in anOthe
column. Caledouy is little off o
) spelling, and her grammar
peculiarly her own, but when
comes to writing an interesting news
paper article, she always gets theI
in fine style.
Rev. r. G. Ivine and family hav
: moved from 9th street to Mrs. h
,, Williams residence on Sth.