The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-10
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. F. J. Ewing has recently ex-
changed his farm in Marshall County
with Mr.. TimmOns, OF Nashville, for
property in that city. The farm con-
sists of 100 acres of fine land and
lies in Marshall County, just beyond
the Maury County line.
Rains Worm Candy never fails. If
There was q pretty good crowd in
town for the first Monday in March,
and everybody seemed in pretty
good spirits despite the low prices of
mules. The condition of the county
is evidently better than it was year
ago. There were number Of fine
stations and jacks on exhibition, but
the great STOCK show will not occur
until the first Monday iu April.
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 il
crayOn, India INKS, water colors and
pastel. Copying speciality.
espectfully,
FIELDEN BROS. & DANIEL,
dec2 Am Shelbyville & Columbia.
Mrs. John Shelton is critically i'll
with pneumonia at her residence Oh
the CHmpbelisville pike. Mrs. Shell
ton has been i'll for some time and
has undergone great suffering.
We are agents for Fleischmann's
compressed yeast and grandpas
wonder soap.
tt E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY CO.
Mrs. II. B. Kelley, who has been
quite i'll, is slowly recovering.
The Fowler cottage, next door to
the HERALD is undergoing repairs
and is being very much improved.
A little money buys great many
goods at s. NJ. Taylor & Co. feb24-3t
B s. Thomas sold last week to par
ties in Western Texas, ssplendid A.
year-old stallion. He is by Tom
Hal, Jr., out of Flora W., and
brought a handsome price. Mr.
Thomas also sold first class saddle
gelding to a Henderson County
horseman.
You know you save money by buy
ing staple groceries of Lazarus q
Sons. Your gains will be still great
er by buying your extracts, favOring
and canned goods of them, Of which
their line is complete. Ieb24-3t.
There were many fine mules Of
fered for sale on the square last Mon
day, but buyers were lew and prices
ruinously low. Many Of them were
taken back home by their owners,
who would not sell unless forced to
do so.
Mr.. E. w. Gamble has been suffer-
ing with severe attack of la grippe.
Sam Walker, colored, was arrested
by a deputy sheriff this week upon a
charge Of gaming, but gave bond.
A fox-hunting farmer was arrested
by the police on Tuesday for getting
outside little too much red-eye.
He had his pack of hounds and mis-
horn with him. On his way to the
lock up he asked policeman fuckers
permission to call up his dogs. Tuck
or told him there was no objection to
a man blowing his own horn. The
blowing of the horn and the yelpiI g
dogs following the officer and his
prisoner to the Jail, made up rare
spectacle.
For all arrangements of the throat
aud lungs, Ayers Cherry Pectoral is
the speedest and most reliable reme-
dy. Even in the advanced stages Of
consumption, this wonderful prepa-
ration affords great relief, checks
coughing and induces sleep.
Mr.. ]. Rosenthal gave his fine,
new residence, with its elegant fur
niture, to his wife for a birthday
present last Tuesday. 1t is worth at
least $4,000, and is one Of the best
homes in Columbia. The deed of
gift recites the fact that Mr.. Rosen-
thai does not owe a dollar in the
world. Few men have been so sue.
cessful in business and are 80 sound
financially.
Col. H. G. Evans wants to be made
minister to Brazil; Col. E. G. Me-
Dowell to be consul to Belfast and
Frank Buford consul to Australia.
We hope Cleveland will grant thu ir
wishes.
Messrs. J. o. Ewing, T. J. Beard,
w. G. Patterson, G. f. Brady and S.
r. Lee, of Lewisburg, were here last
Friday night to participate IN Py-
THAN ceremonies in the Columbia
lodge.
Remember the Grand Millinery
Opening of J. P. Brownlow & Sons
at Mt. Pleasant on March Goth.
marriott.
Constable ]. c. McGaw has the
State and county back taxes of 1892
for the 9th district in his hands for
collection.
Mr.. Charley Nicholson left Monday
for Washington where he goes to
join the army of pie hunters. If any
of the multitude deserve a good
} juicy slice it is Charley. He comes oil
} a distinguished ancestry and is him
: self as staunch a Democrat as
breathes. We sincerely hope he may
get the plum he has his eyes on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belts started to New
York last week but got no farther
,. than Nashville, from whence they
were recalled by the dangerous i'll
ness of their little niece, the six yeal
old daughter of Mr., Frank Friel
! Doctors Briggs and Nichols were
a brought from Nashville to examine
her, and it was thought that a seri.
GUS operation would have 10 be per.