The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-17
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JOHN }. HENDRICKS, Sole Agt.
maTl7-2t.
Mrs. Angie Samuels is convalescine
after n serious spell of the grip.
Rains Worm Candy never fails. II
DR.. j. A Kennedy is down with
the pneumonia. He has bsen suffer
ing intensely.
Louis Barkor has been Confhed 10
his bed for several days with pneu.
monia in a malignant form.
We have refitted the Judd Gallery.
aud ere now prepared to do work of
all kinds in the Photographic line.
Would be pleased to have you call
and see our work. We are also pre-
pared to finish life size portraits il
crayon, India INKS, water c0lors and
pastel. Copying specially.
Respectfully,
FIELDEN BROS. & DANIEL,
dec2 Am shelbyvlie " Columbia.
James Craik has been dangerously
III with pneumonia.
The Hoffman Lumber COMPANY
! which have recently leased their band
saw mill az the depot to the Junk
Lumber Company, have been NOV
ing the stack Of sawed lumber which
they had on hand. Several acres
were stacked with this lumber and
the task of transporting it TO the
msrhets has bsen an immense one.
Matchless Mineral Water. The
! most wonderful ton on earth.
JOHN j HENDRICKS. Sole ACT
marl7-2t.
A gang Of stray dogs have collected
on the Brown farm across the river
and are making life a burden to G..
W. Hayes, E-q. There are Is or 20
OF them IL the pack and they keep
every body IN the place awake st
light witn their yelping AID howl
Ing. Whey have been chasing the
stock on me pla"e when tn"y had an
opportunity. You may look to hear
OF some dead dogs soon.
E w. Gamble Grocery COMPANY
are Iorat agents for West Tennesee'
and all Of QUE Olner brands OF TO-
bacCO. CHRISTIAN PEPPER.
marl7-tf
Rev. r. G. Irvine is growing
stronger all tie time.
We are agents for F.eiscNmenn's
compressed yeast ana ggaudpss
WouGer soap.
If j. w. GAMBLE GRocERY Go.
"a f its meeting Last Tuerday might,
the Mau'y County Building ana
Loan Association loaned So 500.
a little money buys q great uanv
goods At :. N. Taylor ~ Go. Il
Pneumonia seeras to be takirg the
form ot an ep dem;c It behoovts
all to take special precautions
against it,
Remember the Grand Millinery
Opening of ]. p. Brownlow d Sons
at Mt. Pleasant on March 20th.
marl0-2t.
A Dago with monkey and grind
organ was the only advertisement
the town had this week. The cOmbi-
nation seemed 10 draw as well as if
1t were something new under the
sun.
We are local agents for West Ten
n2ssee tobacco. Sold at manufac-
lures prices.
E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
If
The musical recital at the Institute,
let for tonight is Indefinitely post
poned on account Of the illness Of one
Of the teachers.
Senator W. J. Whitthorne has in
troduceG into the Legislature the
bill, for changing the city charter,
which was prepared by w. J. An
drews.
Mr.. Frank Tynor, the lessee of the
Columbia Opera House for the next
season, has just left for his summer
campaign with Sells circus. Mr.. Tyner
has been spending the winter with
his father-in-law, Mr.. Hough, on the
Pulaski pike, Mr.. Tyuer is an old
showmau,Gnd has wide experience
in the amusement business and will
no doubt run the Opera House very
satisfactorily. During his absence he
will be represented here by Mr.. C. b.
Eddy.
Seymour Samuels has been very i'll
with a threatened attack of pneu-
mOnia.
Mr.. A. P. Church has been threat
enet with pneumonia. He has been
confined to his room all week.
Rev. J. F. Tinnon has moved into
the parsonage of the South Column
bis Methodist Church, which was
purchasd some months ago. The
balance due on it was raised by Mr..
IinnOn last week.
Columbia will furnish one of the
high contracting parties in each
of two wedding, which will
occur next month. We hope to give
names and dates soon.
Some OF the middle-aged business
men of the town are taking a GYM
nastic course under Prof. Courtney.
They meet at the Athletic Club
rooms in the afternoons instead of at
night, when the younger element ex-
ercise. 1t is right amusing to watch
their cOntOrtiOns, but they are inn
proving rapidly and will doubtless be
the star performers at the public ex-
hibition to be given by the club later
on in the spring.
Mrs. L. P. Padgett has been con-
fined to her room for more than
week, but is not thought to be seri-
Ously ill.
Mr. Douglass Everett OF Chatta-
nOoga, 7. H. aud Frank Everett, who