The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-31
AROUND TOWN.

49, '" S'-ON0i INV CNy 80 oN
mch3l-2t JAMES BROS.
Tue Century Club is having s
spring cleaning.
Call and see the handsome, new
goods at JAMES BROS.
mch3l-2t
All the fine horses will be here
next Monday.
Mems, ladies, misses and chidreh's
shoes nearer your own price al
Henry Gross than anywhere. 1t
The merchants who advertise in
the HERALD are all busy these pretty
days.
Matchless Mineral Water will
cure dyspepsia. Try it,
1t JOHN J. HENDRICKS, Sole Agt
Painting and white washing has
commenced.
Rains Worm Candy never fails. t!
Mkt Sunday will be Easter The
eXerci-e% and music at the several
churches will be especially prepared
for the occasion
Cut flowers for sale.
mch3l-2t Mrs II. l.. HENDLEY.
The annual stock parade next
Monday.
South High Street is getting a new
coat Of broken rock,
We have refitted the Judd Gallery
and 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 to finish life size portraits liz
crayon, India inks, water cOlors and
pastel. Copying a specially.
Respectfully,
FIELDEN BROS. q DANIEL,
dec2 Am ShelDyville u Columbia
Officer Woes is seemingly very 30.
ciable, but they say he is q great
gossip. He visits everybody, looks
at their back yard, then goes away
and tells about IL. You had better
clean up, he will be around again
soon.
Matchless Mineral Water. The
most wonderful ton C on earth.
1t. JOHN J. HENDRICKS, Sole Agt
Rev. Rutherford Brett, of the Bap-
tist Church, has been confined fol
some days with a severe attack Of thu
grip.
Mr.. J. G. Taylor has sold O1t his
livery stable 10 Mr.. G c. Vaughn, a
we'll known Maury County farmer
Mr.. Vaughn will be aided by his SOL
| in runniOO fha sfahla
E w. Gamble Grocery Company
are local agents for "West TENNESSEE
and all Of our oIher brands Of to-
baccO. CHRISTIAN PEPPER.
marl7-tf
Messrs. Leonhard Bros. & Vosi
have purchased the stock of groceries
formerly owned by Taylor VOss, and
are having the house newly painted
aud cleaned up. This is quite a popu
lar young firm and deserve an equa
share of the peoples trade.
Apply to the HERALD office fCl
city school warrants mar24-3t.
As the skirts enlarge the sleeves
shrink; if that continues long it will
be all skirt and no sleeve.
April IL, u, and 10, are the dates sc
for the sale Of one hundred and fifty
good track and road horses sale a
South Side Park, Columbia. Writ,
to Shelton d Leneave for catalogue
mch24-3t.
The Southern Trade Palace MILL
pery opening is attracting the ladle
in great number, and many a pretty
Easter bonnet will 90 from there t.
church. The opening continues
through to day and tomorrow.
We are local agents for West Ten
nessee tobacco. Sold at manufac
ture's prices.
E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
"For long time I suffered will
stomach and liver troubles, and coult
find no relief until began to us
Ayers Pills. / took them regularl,
for few months, and my health wa
completely restored, I'D. w. Baine
New Berne, N. c.
Col. Isaac Safi'rans was in Wash
ingtOn, d. c., this week. He was sen
by the Governor in accordance witt
a resolution Of the General Assembly
to collect and receipt for the bslanc
due the State on account of refund
ing the direct tax, which is abou
$4l,0n0.
Another monument to Columbia
former greatness is fast disappearing
The street cars are gone and Uh
tracks are fast going.
A good way to prevent sickness i
to give your premises a Thorough
good cleaning in the spring time.
Columbia would look more of
city if the laws were enforced agains
emptying all kinds Of trash on tn
streets By-the-wey, while the char
ter question is being agitated,
would be a good idea to abolish a
laws that are not meant to be en-
forced, and then enforce all laws thS
are not abolished.
Winter fingers but Spring is crowC
ing the old man out, as the trees an
grass begin to show.
WEDDING BELLS.
Announcement is made, that o