The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-09
AROUND TOWN.


Mr.. W. d. Cook has removed his
ss,sore-honse on the BigbyVille pike to
the house formerly occupied by Miles
Cook, on South Main street.
Your attention is called to the
skeleton figures which makes fat
bargains in ali classes of drygoods.
clothing, boots and shoes. For fur
Their particulars examine the add of
the Bee Hive. IL
The street car tracks on South
High and South Main are IN very
bad condition. 1t is nearly as mucn
as the wheel OF a vehicl' is worm 10
come in contact with these tIacKs'
This is contrary to contract, aud the
SUPERVISORS ought to protect the peo-
ME hv euforciuP the contract. IN
fact. run as they now are, the track is
more of q nuisance than the cars are
q convenience.
Merchants can find pure apple vine
gar at CANDLES at factory prices.
july29 If
Barker Bros. shipped on Tuesday
lasI. q car load of more than 2OOO
chickens, turkeys and geese to Il. >.
Stoddard g. Co, commission mer-
chants, OF New Orleans Notice their
card at another place in these
columns. They want more poultry.
We have refitted the Judd Gallery,
aud are now prepared to- do work OF
all kinds in. the Photographic line.
Would be pleased to have you call
aud see our work. We are also pre-
pared 10 finish life size portraits IL
crayon, India INKS, water colors AMI
pastel. Copying speciality.
Respectfully,
FIELDEN Bros. & DANIEL,
dec2 Am Shelbyville q Columbia
No better preparation for the hair
has ever been invented than Ayers
Hair Vigor. 1t restores the original
color to faded and gray hair, ana i'm
parts that natural gloss and fresh
ness, everyone SO much Gdmlres. 1's
reputation is worldwide.
If the Columbia merchants have
ANYTHING they would like to say to
tw o thousand families, they eau do
so by putting it in these columns.
Wine, jelly, preserves, citron'
raisins, nuts, celery, oysters, etc.,
fresh and nice at the
If f.. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
At a dance at Jim DooIey's IT ST.
denct- Tuesday hight, his brothtr'
Penn Doo!ey, was taken suddenly Ill.
# was at first thought thSt he was
naraIized. but he recovered the next
day.
We are agents for Fleischmann's
conn ressed yeast and grahdpas
wonder soap. ,,.
Mrs. Joe Cowleg, who has been
dan gerou ly i'll for several days with
nneHmonIa. was very much better
yesterday.
Andrew Dale was on the sick lis,
but is out again.
II yo1 want to go anywhere call
for owen q Golfers bus and baggage
wagon. Thy will take you anu y ur
baggage slw avs on time To the depot
They lake particu ar pleasure and
extra mains to wait on the ladies ana
child e.. Telephone them at Tsy lOr's
stab! e telephone, No. 6. 1t is alto
0rtIer a miss AXE about Mr.. Collier
having Withdrawn from this busl-
cess.
No 3 south bound train was one
hour late yesterday on account OF
heir having to wait for the second
section on the L. & n. division.
Welding presents just received;
something new anu elegant-the
handsomest display ever in Column
bia. JAMES bkoS'
deco 2t
First Monday brought crow d, and
the crowd brought to the HERALD
office = great many old friends ana
some new ones.
An elegant line Of souvenir spoons,
..ups ard saucers. Call and see them
before the holiday rush.
deco 2t JAMES bkos'
The wet season fingers.
Jim Daimw )od is clerking for
Henry Gross.
The Pickett place on Eighth street,
for sale or rent.
WIrHERsPooN & RUTLEDGE.
de.2 1t
The statement of the Second Ma
tional Bank, publis he'd in this issue,
III rvs a healthy aud steady growth
of business Tue confidence OF the
pt ople is m Anif, sted by the increas-
of deposits, bich every year grow
larger. Those who G. mplnin there l.
No money in the country may feel
better and more chez rGul II they Will
examine this statement.
T.. f. Lipscomb was the recipient
ve.y fine trio of Dyers Glay
Games" They were presented to
him by his friend Alderman Ben r.
DYER, of Malvern. Ark, who is one
of the greatest game breeder IN that
State.
TUFTS Pills never disappO:nt tie
invalid.