The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-28
AROUND TOWN.

II: a. SAMUELS
Iu the ba Sc ball game of last Tues
day evening, the Rattlers proved the
Significance OF their name Dy giving
the Athletics the best rafting they
have had, the score being a follows:
Rattlers 10; Athletics 10.
Since the city government has
stopped sanding in with old Pm
vius, it might provide for the artli-
clal sprinkling Of tue streets III the
business part OF town, ii no more. II
tuey wont do that, let the Mayor and
Aldermen pray for rain.
A man and wife, three small chill
dren and a 0aby have been seel about
the streets this week, VINO are fit sub
jects for All eleemosynary institution.
They are all in rags and filth, aud
look as if they were all diseased.
Even members OF the HERALD
force when they get away hOm tue
restraining influence it eXers, yield
TO summer temptations. Geo. Col
quitt is summering IN Bedford
County, and writes that he ID catch
ng fish by the yard.
Horace Rainey is on his feet again
sufficiently to be hustling around
with his accustomed energy.
Mr.. G. A. Faris has rented Dr.. s
H. Herndou's residence on 'SOui h
Garden street. Dr.. HerndDu will
board with the family.
1.io lne anII tha a-nnly
of cigars aud tobacco in the Bethel
House TO Austin Owen, who will
keep on hand q fu AMI e egauI stock
OF tCbacco' as well rs tn leading pa
pers.
Tue following negroes were cap
to Columbia by Deputies Grove anC
Grigsby, last Saturday: ODE Young
for carrying concealed weapOn+
Lucus HanIett for two cases of
gambling, Will Wade for gambling
aud Joe VOORHEES, rs a witness.
Sheriff Ragedale and Detectv,
Over on have captured Charley Nor
ris, one of the escaped Jail prisoners
They located him i'll the city.
The store house occupied by L.
BOgHtzky, NORTH side OF the pubnC
square was sold last Monday L
Me5-rs Lynch and Ed Perry OF the
Democrat, for $1,000 1t Is under.
STOOD that they Will tit it ~ for I
printing office.
The cOlHrei "man and brother
and the SISTERS" of the same hue 81
protect their complexion with u l.
brellas when they go on the street
now. Whew! how hot it must be!
Mr.. Sam Cook has routed aud NOV
ed into the COnant cottage out on tn,
Mt. Pleasant pike. 1t is one OF tn,
best built houses in or around COlum
bia.
Go to Fielden Bros, & Daniel TO
fine photos, all sizes aud styles, If
-ize portraits finished in crayon
water colors, India ink aud PASTE
Copying a speciality. apr7-6m
After the drubbing the Bigbyvill,
club gave the Athletics last week,
would seem that the Pulaskis won't
be eager To tackle them this week
but they didn't show up What il
the matter Pulaski?
Mason's fruit jars, wholesale ant
retail, at the
If Z. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
Frank Smith aud sister, Mis-
Emma D., have returned iron
Primm's Springs.
Buy paints of all kinds at Her
bricks drug store. If
President Smith, of the Atht
na9um, il visiting different portion
of The State in the interest of hi
school.
Rains Worm Candy guaranteed
tt
Rev. T. F. Gailor was on last Tues
day cOnsecrated at Sewanee, Assist
ant Bishop of Tennessee,
Rains Worm Candy never fails.
The family of Mr.. w. b. Greenlay
are visiting relatives at Spring Hill
Z w. Gamble Grocery COmpan
are local agents for "West Tennessee
and all of our oJher brands OF t
bacco. CHRISTIAN PEPPER.
marl7-tf.
"Stump" is onto the ideal hC
weather suit; linen clothes with th
sleeves and legs both rolled up to hi
waist.
If you are going to the springs tn
summer, you want pair OF a ]
MOrgan's Tan OXfords to wear. The
are selling at cost this week. jsn20 l
Mr.. G. w. WitherspOou is sid I
I be slowly improving and h's friend
| hope for his early and complete r,
covery.