The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-25
AROUND TOWN.


What did you find in your stock
ing?
Tom O'Neil is danger ously ill
with the measles.
Christmas comes but once year;
let every one have good cheer.
Mrs. William Miller, who has been
quite sick, is much improved.
Mrs. Barnett has 2 houses for rent.
If
Last Monday was the shortest day
in the year, and one of the brightest.
Mr.. A. B. Mcbride, who has been
very low with fever, is rapidly re-
covering.
For sALE.-A fine organ, good
condition, suitable for the parlor or
SuDday-sc hool. Can be seen at
Frank H. Smiths factory. dec25 Ut
Maury Commandery No. 72l,
United Order Golden Cross, meets
every Monday night in Odd Fell
lows Hall. John Bose, Noble Com
mander; S. H. Meroney, Keeper of
Records.
For RENT-Dwelling with five
rooms and pantry, good cistern, n.
Garden st. Apply to Voss Bros. If
Mr.. Dee Vaughan. while at work
on the new house of Mr.. Moses Nc
Clellan, had his foot badly hurt
Tuesday, by heavy piece of tim
Der falling on il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Porter of
Memphis, are visiting Hon. w. r.
Porter of Williamsport, and other
relatives of this county.
When you want first-class shave,
hair cut or bath, call at Shuneman q
Tiller's barber shop, next door to the
Phoenix Bank. If.
Mr.. James White and family have
moved to North Main street; Mrs.
Whites father, Mr.. w. H. Davis,
having purchased the property and
given it to her as present.
Wanted, eleven Poland China
brood sows; must weigh 200 pounds
and be not over two years old. w
D. Gillespie, Nj. Pleasant, Tenn. If
Little Forrest Ledbetter, aged
years, returned home Saturday from
a five weeks visit to his grand par
ents at Summertown.
Desirable frame dwelling on Nortl
Garden st. for rent. Apply to I
Barker. If
Down in Dixie" with music by
the Bigbyville band, will be, pre-
sented at McCain's Academy next
Tuesday night.
We have the finest stock of monu
ments ever in Columbia. We are ii
close touch with the marble ant
granite centers. We build nothing
shoddy. We are right on prices
See us before placing your order
,, Office and works corner Sixth an,
Embargo streets, Columbia, Tenn.
: If PAYNE & HILL.
Will Guests Christmas display i
4, a dandy. Chief among the attrac
2 ktions are a beef that weighs 1872
; pounds and two hogs that tip tn
scales at 800 and SOP pounds.
3 The windows of our stores
! with their Christmas displays, pre-
' sent an unusually attractive ap
s. CdlallOo 1hio y col "uu NV OAONlD Y
, the enterprise and progressive spiri
q of Columbia's merchants.
3 Will Barker killed and shippe
f about 400 turkeys the first of tn
week.
The Spooner Dramatic COmpan
! is admitted by all to be the best re
5 pertoire company ever seen in thi
I city. Ask those who have attende
: and then go yourself. They wi
s play three more ngagements-to
a night, Saturday night, and,Saturda
e matinee. Prices, 10, 2Oand 30 cents
e matinee, 10 and 20 cents. 1t
= Monday night the Columbi
!, Lodge of Masons passed H. 1. Al
J mold to the Fellowcraft degree.
The subscribers of the Citizens
r Telephone Company have presente
e Miss Annie Lou Houser with sui
stantial Christmas present, in recog
milton of the efficient service she ha
given the patrons of the eXchang,
. The present was about the size {
e twenty-five silver dollars.