The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22
AROUND TOWN.

Harry BOYLE, the man who is rum
ing the ring and walking stick game,
on South Main street, wss before
Judge ErwiT Saturday, Oh charge OF
assuAiting negro boy named Geo.
Leech. rne q. gro claimed tnat
Boyle struck tim "n the - 1t with
prlck bat. Boyle c!rilu- hit the lie
gro was aunoyI, g HIM, aud ne bad
ordered him ca Stay a"ay from his
stand, AID had put him of one or
more times.
Since you have thought over it,
don't YOU think yOu ought to adver-
tise in the DAILY HERALD? This is
addressed to the uon-advert's ng
business man. D"n't y, think il il
pays others it would lay you? DOu't
YOU think those WHO are trying II
would stop it il it did not pay them ?
But this il a selfish view to ts 6e of 1t.
DON'T ven think il i a good thing for
the town? And if 1T il good thing
ior the town, don't you think you
ought to help support it. Why
should others help build up the town
and not you? And always rememb'r
that it pays. You may think it does
not. That is because yCu have not
tried it. Try it and you will be con-
WINGED
VIII there be a special train run
ming to and from Nashville Wednes-
day night so that all VINO wish can go
and come the saline night? This ques-
ton mas been frequently asked with
in the last few days. We have taken
pains TO inquire, and find that there
has been no arrangement for special
made yet.
Mr.. : ii. Bunch mourns the loss
OF his fine grey mare that died last
Saturday. Judging from it's color,
we suppose it died OF old age.
The l. & Y. inspecting car passed
through Columbia Monday morning.
Mr.. Knigh', the conductor on the
d. r. V. r. R who was so badly IN
iured in the wreck last week, has been
removed from Lewisburg to his home
at Decherd and it is thought ne Will
be on the road soon.
TIE robbers seem to have special
hankering after the store house OF
@. w. Hayes. They entered his store
house at the Brown farm Saturday
night and walked off with a whole
quarter of nice beef he had just put
there that afternoon. He heard the
disturbance but was not able to over
take them.
NJ. G.. c. Cauvin was carried to
Nashville Monday evening by his
son. Mr.. Cauvin has been Sick for
some time and was no better when
removed.
The town was not only figuratively,
bat literally painted red In many
| places Wednesday night. The evil
dences of it appeared on numerous
| houses Yesterday but was washed off
most of them yesterday. The court
Rouse still beAls the stains. A paint
! drummer WAS one Of the most active
painters. He combines business and
| pleasure.
The old bridge across South Main
street near Lazarus grocery house Is
| being torn up preparatory to being
rebuilt and improved.
While rounding the corner at Gar
den and Seventh streets this Fri
day at a gollop, Mr.. Will Guests
mare fell with him and he received
severe bruises. The mare also was
considerably skinned and bruised.
Rev. J. w. Hammer is more seri-
ousIy hurt than WAS at first thought.
| He is coutined to his room and will
| not be able to go about for some time
yet. He regrets this particularly at
| this time, as it prevents him from De-
ginning the work of his pastoral year
as he is anxious to do.
We are receiving almost daily, the
very latest designs and patterns OF
wall paper, and a fresh line OF fancy
goods and novelties. These goods will
be sold very cheap for spot cash.
| nolSd2t swift o. P. RUTLEDGE q co.
An engine on the N. & F. railroad
was ditched at Lawrenceburg Friday
evening, causing the Iron City
accommodation to be three hours late.
| No damage was done.