The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-14
AROUNO TOWN,

hOb so WCll 30 BIO nhb OcOus
Mrs. Catherine w. Porter, mother
of w. T. Porter au0 Mrs. Henry
Harlan, Ia very feeble ct the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Harlan.
Miss NarcissR Williams, we regret
to state, continues quite sick and her |
condition Is not encouraging.
Geo. G. Taylor, Esq, has been on
the sick list this week.
Thursday night OF last week was
hot all night. The police tell it that
some of thu people walked tue streets
all night, hunting breeze and wait
ing for it to get cool enough to sleep.
The showers of rain Sunday after
noon and night were welcome visitors,
and the atmosphere Monday and
Tuesday was comparatively pleasant,
Prof. r. B. Kelly's school at Gull
leoka will open on August 81, He
has secured the help Of competent
lady assistant, he has large and well
furnished school rooms, and good
board can be secured at from rs to $l2
per month the location is healthy, the
society pleasant, the temptations few
on the whole there is no better place
or preparatory school for the parents
of Columbia to patronize. Times are
hard, but times will always be hard
with child who is deprived of an
education, 1t is the testimony of
most teachers that boy will advance
more in one session away from home
than in two at home.
We invite the attention of our read.
ers to the card of Hendley & Wilson,
advertising the Georgia Home In
sursnce Company. Messrs. Hendley
Il Wilson are 80 we'll known, and
such reliable and trustworthy bust
ness men, that they need no indorse-
ment from the HERALD. The
Georgia Home has been represented
here for great many years; it is one
of the strongest and most liberal
companies doing business in the State,
and in the way Of partial and de-
ferred payments they make more
liberal inducements than any other
company. 1t will be worth your
while to call on Messrs. Henjley &
Wilson aud talk insurance with
them. The Georgia Home has made
mouey in this State and is here tC
stay.
At2 o'clock last Friday morning
the thermometer registered 50 de-
grees, and all that day it WAS burning
r hot, the THERMOMETERS going as higt
: as SO in the shade, where the breez'
did not strike it.
} Go to Fielden Bros, & Daniel TO
fine photos, all sizes and styles, lf,
size portraits finished in crayOn
water colors, India ink and pastel
! Copying a specially. apr7-6m
3 Miss Angie Bennett, "a her friend
will be glad to learn, is reported yer.
much better.
Mason's fruit jars, wholesale an,
retail, at the
tt f. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
r Mr.. John B. Ashton has moved t
1 the Embry place on South Mai
g street, which has been repaired an,
y Improved and make q pleasant resi-
J dence.
= Buy paints of all kinds at Hen
bricks drug store. tt
d Balmont Wilkes, that great SIS 00
stallion you once heard so much tail
4 about, is gelding now and works I
1 an ice delivery wagon. He IL earn
ing his oats Tor the first time in hi
life. After he IL tanned down by
y years haId work he will De given al
!, other trial Oh The track. He can z
- fast, if he Will.
+ Rains Worm Candy guaranteed
n tt
The Athletics are going to play tn
e Frauklin's Il game OF base bail at tn
$ pike, next Monday. The Columbl
= boys are going to get hustle on an
the game will be lively.
l. Yen will find wheat bags of til
= best quality for the money at tn
Columbia Cotton Mill. may26 st
Miss Katie Wilkes has Deeu qui,
sick for a week or more, but Is con
p. va e-ciug
+ Rains Worm Candy never fails.
r. DR.. w. X. Sheldon read paper
the meeting OF the Maury Count
l. Medical Society, last Tuesday, on tt
subject of compound fractures. D
Char. FOrgey will present the pap,
- mt the next meeting aud the forms
debate will be made by DIS. COlil
and Hewlett.
&c + w. Gamble Grocery COmpar
are local agents for West Tennessee
and all of our oCher brands of t
bacco. CHRISTIAN PEPPER.
Rt marl7-tf.
On last Saturday the WeHt Sevent
street residence of Mr.. J. NJ. May
WAS sold by r. c. Buurch, Trustee
the Columbia Banking COmpan
l. The sale was made to satisfy a nor
IL gage G ven by Mr. Mayes
D. the Banking Company in a cOmpr
OF missed settlement for that amour
re The property was bought by NJ
n John-On DAVIS for 1874 II that b
OF ing the amount OF a first mortgaJ
held by him on the same. The ga
will have TO be confirmed by Il
Chaucery Court at the October teri
before it wi be valid,
30 If you are going TO the springs tn
ne summer, you Want pair Of A.
he MOrgsn's Tan Oxfords to wear. Thu
u are selling at cost this week. jsu20
There will be a match game of bp
ball at the ball park on the Ham
shire pike next Thursday, betwe,
or the Columbia Athletics aid the Ri
byVille bow, The teams are thong