The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-07-24
AROUND TOWN.

These are the days of many out
ings and few innings.
The katydids warn the public to
lay in wood and coal in expectation
of frost about Sept. 20.
This has been a great year for
changes, both in the weather line
and on politics.
We want your money and for 30
days will offer great inducements
for Cash. JAMES BROS. Juliet
That new girl at Harry Martins
house, about seven days old, tickles
him nearly to death.
The Citizens telephone line is be-
ing extended from Columbia to Mt
Pleasant. The poles are being dis
tributed and the holes aug.
Mr.. Bob Irvine has been quite sick
this week, but is somewhat improv-
ed at present.
That was delightful serenade on
North Garden street, Tuesday night.
The young lady was not at home,
but the old folks enjoyed the music
all the same.
The South Columbia Epworth
League realized about $lS from their
supper Wednesday night, which
will be appropriated to the collec-
tions of the church.
For the next thirty days,
will fill or extract teeth at half
my usual charges, and guarantee
satisfaction. DR.. j. d. SMITH,
West Seventh Street, between Bethel
House and Methodist Church.
sep6 ly
The Pulaski bar on hearing of the
death of Judge w. s. Fleming, held
meeting to take suitable action,
and committee was appointed to
draw up resolutions of respect.
officer James Roberts has just re-
turned from ten day visit to the
country. Officer Voss is taking his
rest now at Summertown then
Capt. Friel will have a rest of ten
days.
For a real nice canopy-top pheton
at half its cost and less than it is
worth, call at the HERALD Office. tt
Mrs. H. A. McLemore will move
the first of next month to Mrs. n. r
Wilkes residence on West Sixth
street, and the Mayes property, now
occupied by Mrs. McLemOre, will be
for rent. Splendid opening for some.
body to start a first-class fashionable
boarding house.
We are located on the corner Of
Sixth and Embargo streets, next tt
new jail. We are prepared to fur
nish marble and granite monuments
of modern designs, coping, tilinl
and stone vases. Call and see us.
Yours to serve, PAYNE & HILL. t.
The members of COlumbia's or
chestra are w. o. Kinds, doubl,
bass; Ernest Sheppard, trombone
]. b. Tiller, cornet; Palmer Shep
pard, cornet; F. G.. Smith, flute; w
| A. Smith, clarinet; E. Yoest and J
H. Guest, violins. The orchestr;
meets for practice every Monday
night in the armory.
The HERALD found a lost null
for john l.. Jones, Esq, last week
and Mr.. Jones thinks the HERALD
great advertising medium. That
what everyone thinks who tries tn
HERALD.
The incandescent lights were no
turned on Monday night, and tn
water supply at the reservoir ha
been very low for several days, ow
ing to an accident to one of the boil
ers at the pumping station, Sunda
night. Everything is in running
gear again, and Superintendent
Moore has ordered new boilers fo
the pumping station.
,, Lost, in Columbia, Saturday, Jul
! IL, pair of gold eyeglasses in leatf
: er case, with Stief, the Nashvill
> jewellers name on case. L will rt
ward the finder if he will retur
them to the HERALD Office.
1t j. w. EDMGNDSON.
= Important to voters. All voter
l who have heretofore registered an
: have removed from the ward or di
r trict they were registered in, mus
5 attend upon the registrars of tn
| ward or district in which they no
reside and have themselves enrolle
t and the fact noted upon their cert
/ ficates.