The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-04-07
AROUND TOWN.
Rains, Worm Candy guaranteed.

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The livery stables could not meet
the demand last Sunday. Everybody
wanted to take their best girl out
riding.
Call and see the handsome, new
goods at JAMES Bros.
mch3l-2t
One of the funny things to see at
church, is to watch one of the life
long devOut old Christian men"
tumble for minutes over handful OF
change and not finOing nicKle put
dime in the box and take q nickle
out. "The Lord loveth a cheerful
giver!"
E. w. Gamble Grocery Company
are local agents for "West Tennessee
and all Of our OLher brands OF to-
baccO. CHRISTIAN PEPPER.
marl7-tf.
Chief OF Police Friel did a very
proper thing when he stopped horse
racing on the streets last Monday.
The stock parade Is very nice thing,
but il the horse men want to race
they should rent track. The mule
men ought not to be allowed to mo-
nopulize the public square, either
1t is an injustice 10 merchants doing
business on the square. There should
be a shed or yard for the sale or show
IF mules. The move on Law is en-
forced against people, why not
against mules.
Apply to the HERALD Office fCl
city school warrants. mar24.3t.
Bud Shots and Miss Mary Nix
were united in marriage in the Guesl
Horse lar ors last Sunday morning
the Rev. r. H. Guest pertaining the
ceremony in eloquent and most i'm.
pressive Style.
April IL, II, and Is, are the dates sci
! for the sale OF one hundred aud fifty
good track and road horses sales al
South Side Park, Columbia. Write
to Shelton & Leneave for catalogue
mch24-3t.
Mrs. Frame, well-known and loved
by the people of Columbia, will b.
gin y series of sermons ut the First
Methodist Church, Sunday, April Is
She has lately been in Lebanon at The
same work, and from Lebanon, a,
from everywhere this good woman
goes, comes hearty commeLdatiOn-
gratitude for the good she is doing
Saint and sinner should 60 and hea
her.
Cut flowers for sale.
mch3l-2t MRS. H. l.. HENDLEY.
Chahcery Court convened Monday
but no business was transacted untl
Tuesday. Chancellor Abernathy i
presiding.
Rains Worm Candy never fails.
Sol Maxwell has been sick severa
days at the Bethel House, but is u
again.
Mems, ladies, misses and children
shoes nearer yonr own price q
Henry Cross than anywhere. 1t
James Craik, who had the pneu
mOnis, has recovered.
G. w. Witherspoon is still sick q
home, but is improving.
New goods, new styles, at
mch31-2t JAMES BROS.
There was a mad dog in town Wed
nesday afternoon; he was shot 8
several times, finally headed with
rock; then he was killed. He bi
several dogs first, however, and a
these should be killed by the officer
OF the law, with or without thei
owners consent.
"Deep Rock Mineral Water" o.
draugh,, at Hendricks Drug Store. :
} Next Easter Sunday will come o,
the goth day of March; about tn
earliest it can possibly come.
There was never a prettier da
, than Easter Sunday 1898.
: If you want q nice alpine hat, Civ
US call; they are going might
fast, A. p. MORGAN.
jsn20-ly.
There was Just enough rain la
Saturday to settle the dust, purii
the atmosphere, wash off the hOus,
! and make everything look clean an
bright for Easter.
Why allow the street car tracks I
! remain to inconvenience travel
Gentlemen of the Big Three, tai
them up. 1t is such dilatoriness
) this, and neglect Of the commC
rights of the general public, tn;
brings reprOach upon municipi
government.
! Cherry Delight" is delightful
I try it, Hendricks Soda FOunC, 81
Those who run may read Hel
bricks soda water sign.
The crowd in town last Monds
a came with cash in their pockets
Z buy goods, and they bought ther
5 Several of our leading merchants r
port the largest cash sales they ha,
=, had for years. Neither clerks n,
proprietors had time for dinner.
< The dinner given by the ladies la
Monday for the benefit of the CO
0 federate graves, was pronounce
success The ladies set a most exec
n lent table, and were literally patrO
:. lied; they cleared about $50. II
HERALD ackno Wedges the COMP
a ment o; waiter of delicious crea
. and cake.
g Messrs. Harlan & Parks last Mo
day sold out their livery business
y Akin & Choate. Mr.. Walter Aki
d son of Maj, James H. Akin, and J.
Doc ChOate, compose the new fri
: Both gentlemen are experienced
)" the business, are we'll known 81