The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30
AROUND TOWN.

A new tin roof is being put on IL g
store house of Cook & Moore.
LubricatiDg oils Black, Golden,
Machinery, Cylinder, and Lard oil,
wholesale and retail.
1t l.. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
Furniture at Cost until October 5,
at COLUMBIA FURNIT URE Co.
sePt9-4t
After serious illness of several
days, Capt. w. s. Jennings is able to
be out again, and has resumed his
duties as Foreman OF the grand jury.
Bobbie, the little son of DR.. w. M
Biddle, is quite sick.
Mittie Elan, daughter of Mr.. ]. j.
Elan, has a well pronounced case OF
scarlet fever.
TUFTS pills cure chiils and fever.
Parents should he careful to keep
their children off the streets and at
home as much as possible. Scarlet
fever is hrre; there are few diseases
more contagious or more dangerous.
The children of Columbia are al
lowed TO run about the streets too
much anyway.
Reports from Washington state
the good news that Mr.. w. q. Tay
lor's health is constantly improving
and that DIR. Hammond thinks he
will soon be entirely restored.
Tennessee bananas or papaws are
being sold on the streets at cents
per dozen. They grow wild in the
woods of this county and are delight
full to the tarte.
The people OF South Main street
and vicinity are being greatly an
noyed Of nights by the religious en-
thusiasm of their UOlored neighbOrs
at the chueches in that part of the
town. The howls of the. penitents
and the wild shrieks OF the converted
may help them on their road to
heaven, but are not calculated to
promote siumber in the neighbour
hood.
Manuscript wanted-Short stories,
sketches, travel, adventure, poetry
and literary misce lany adapted to
newspaper use. Good prices paid for
good work. Address, for particulars,
The Evans Press Bureau, Troy, o.
Will Cherry is quite sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Try our Headlight Flour; the best
in the market.
e. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
wifi.
DR. FIeming's infant child is
thought to have diphtheria. DIR.
Fleming lives near DR. Biddle and
the disease may have been caught
from the latter's little girl, who died
with the fatal malady this morning.
Little Mittie e am, who has thu
scarlet fever, il no better this morn
ing Her father Nj. ]. J. Fam, says
that size had never had an OppOrtu-
nifty TO ca eli the disease from any
f., ii loo
How she contracted it is wholly un-
ac, ouutable.
DR.. Pillow says that Ernest Sher-
pard has never had the scarlet ftve',
as was reported, aud that he will soon
be well.
1t turns out that DR.. Flemiug's
child is not suffering from DipLtheria
and is improving.
Mittie Elan, who has the scarlet
fever, is about like she was yesterday.
The Athletic Club will have a meet
ing in their hall tomorrow night
Members are earnestly requested to
be present.
At the great Fail meeting OF the
Columbia Driving Park Association,
the admission for men will be ST. for
boys under 20 years, 90 cents; l"di"s
and girls, free. wifi.
Mrs. w. N. Hughes, who has been
quite sick at the home % Judge A. NJ.
Hughes, in West Eud, is improving.
The office of F. II. Smith is Being
painted.
Two cara of United States soldiers
passed through Co ,umbia this morn
ing. They have been in Cincinnati fOr
two mon: hs practicing rifle shooting,
and are now en- route for New Or
leans, with Capt. l.. Wahal in charge.
John NJ. Gray shipped 80 head of
hogs to Perry & Lester, Nashville,
yesterday.
J. w. s. Ridley has sold 10 head OF
cattle to r. n. Wilkes, If Birming-
ham, Ala,
The Maury County Building and
Loan Association has just completed
its eleventh year and has proven it.
self to be very substantial financial
institution. The investing StockhOl-
ders have found it a prompt, reliable
and profitable place to put their sur
plus earning, returning ten, twelve
and fifteen per cent profit per annum
snd to the borrowing members it has
proven all easy and convenient mode
of repaying what they have Dor
rOwed. Now is the time IL subscribe
for stock in the 23rd series. Call upon
G.. w. WITHERsPOON,
Sec'ty and Treas'r.
Il samoa lau6G w GorQO