The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-05-29
AROUND TOWN.

Commencements next week.
The raspberries have come.
The strawberries have gone.
There is no hope for the idler.
Cherries are now on the market.
Mosquitoes are beginning to buzz.
The sweet girl graduate now has
the floor.
There is a new boy at j. d.
Cathey's house. 1al
Go to A. Samuels, and get a good
set of buggy harness for So. II
The Masonic hall in Columbia has
been newly papered and painted
STRAW HATs-cheap at Figuers d
McLemore's. II
1t is hard to convince the lazy man
that he is not the victim of bad luck.
The Citizens Telephone Co., will
be in working condition by June 10.
MEMS TAN SHOES $3.50, worth
81. 90, at FIGUERS y LICLEMORE's. tt
You can get your potato tickets at
the HERALD office, on short notice. II
The temperature here in the
shade has lately been as high as 80
degrees.
Mr.. John w. Fry, of Lynnville,
will move his family to Columbia
next week.
The coopers of Columbia are on a
strike. They demand an increase OF
4 cents a barrel.
Go to A. Samuels and get your UNI
brellas and paraso!s repaired ana
covered. II
Tom O'Neal is the new clerk for
; Lazarus & Sons, in the place of Mel
Butts, resigned.
j. w. Johnson, of Roger Will
I Jams University, Nashville, is here
: for the summer.
WI. Miller, colored who has
been living in South Pittsburg, is
here for the summer.
: MEMS TAN SHoEs-reduced from
: $3.50 to $2.50--reduced from $500 to
n 1925. FIGUERs & MoLEMoRE. tt
: Mr.. o. H. p. Bennett is erecting a
= new store-house on the corner o.
II High and 18th streets, near the
d depot.
o A few of those $3.50 and $l.75 shir
r waists left for $l.00. Don't fail tC
y get one. TRADE PALACE
n 1t
u J.C. Parks, deputy collector, re
u. turned Wednesday night from Law
le renee county, where he destroyed
AZ AZ two illicit distilleries.
\ Mr.. Ernest McLemore, of Figuer
&c & McLemore, has rented Mrs. Hal
r. rison's cottage on West Sixth street
no and will move his family here frof
lie Spring Hill, next week.
les Elkmont Springs will be open fo
Is, this season, June 4. For further II
he formation address Baugh & Parl
ng Elkmont Springs, Tenn. Mayo A
Sc A colored evangelist will preac
nd in the African Methodist Cburc
m, tonight. He will stretch a tent
nd northwest Columbia and preac
ely through next week, in the grass
ro- plain, near Miles Church's grocer
vas James Bros. windows and cas-
.ho are full of elegant graduating an
~ wedding presents. Cut glass, ne
ae' and elegant designs; cut flowers,
all times. A full line of new al
handsome goods. Call and see o.
he stock. II
inS Strayed, on Sunday, the oath ins
tiss from Columbia, one chestnut sorl
YER horse, eight years old, about Il
owe hands high, harness marks
his shoulders; any information of h
ana ma will be highly appreciated.
NJ lit- 1t r. P. STEGALL
eto- Rev. A. G. Killheffer, pastor
Dry; st. Peters Episcopal church, i
his, mersed Messrs. B. F. Davis aud )
.ivll Griffin in Duck river Wednesday
'"e ternoon.
We are located on the corner
j., Sixth and Embargo streets, next
I Tde new jail. We are prepared to I
9Srv, nish marble and granite monume
urth of modern designs, coping, til
ner; and stone vases, Call and see US
iall; Yours to serve, PAYNE & Hill
G Gace Wooten Moore can't laugh
1Iive grinning. He walks the sire
lster with his hanu STUCK OUT Ieauy
everybody to shake. He thinks
new ten pound boy at his house
,edal the greatest boy on earth.
olas- Call on Duncan r. Doris d
in the fowler Office, North NJ
Street to get your bicycles repair
Miss Nothing too large or too small
His us. Ladies' and gentlemen's VIII
for rent, any length of time.
We are glad to have Mr. Cha
Miss Word, of Duncan r. Doris q
racer with us, as he is an up to date b
Gle repairer. No one stands hight
FOR Nashville than he in this line
)ffice work.
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