The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-06-26
AROUND TOWN.

LOU 10 HColI uelll SOllC'
The summer picnic season is fair
ly started.
The children are enjoying the va
cation.
Florida watermelons have made
their appearance on this market.
See Rushton's ad for great reduc-
ton in summer goods and millinery.
1t
Mrs. Matte Cook will board with
Mrs. Thompson on Ninth street.
Keep a muzzle on your dog, and
make him stay at home, these hot
dog days.
Go to A. Samuels and get your UNI
brellas and parasols repaired and
covered. If
Raspberries have about played
out, but blackberries and ripe
peaches are on the market.
DR.. w. G. Sheppard has been con-
fined to his home several days with
leg that gives him considerable
trouble.
A lady returned home the other
evening and told her husband that
the dentist half killed her. To
which the husband replied that he
never did believe in this half way of
doing business.
The colored people will have a
picnic in CANDLES grove on the
fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Latta are NOV
ing into their new residence on
North Garden street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Lochridge, and father and
mother, will occupy the residence
vacated by Mr.. Latta.
We are located on the corner OF
Sixth and Embargo streets, next to
new Jail. We are prepared to fur
nish marble and granite monuments
of modern designs, coping, tiling
and stone vases. Call and see us.
Yours to serve, PAYNE q HILL. Il
John Thompson, the versatile
comedian, will be at the Opers
House tonight. He gives very
funny show, and the tickets are very
cheap--25c,, 35c., and SOC. The show
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attaches of the Opera House.
S. Gross, proprietor of the Be,
Hive, has marked his goods down tt
where they are bound to sell. SET
his price list elsewhere in this paper
w. A. Ruttle has been awarded
the contract for furnishing the Arse
nal with fuel and forage from jun
80, 1895, to June 30, 1897.
The sheriff closed Tom McRady'
saloon, near the depot, Wednesday
Mr.. McRady was in debt to loca
merchants.
Rebekah lodge of lady Odd Fel
lows meets in the Odd Fellows hal
of Columbia every Thursday nigh
: Van Lancaster one day last wee
Q found a pearl in Duck rive
= thought to be the largest ever fOun
e in this river; it is now on eXhib
ton at James Bros. iewelry stor
For the next thirty days,
|, will fill or extract teeth at ha
:. my usual charges, and guarantt
satisfaction. DR.. j. d. SMITH,
West Seventh Street, between Bethe
House and Methodist Church.
sep6 ly
The Nashville & Chattanoog
g Railroad will run a special trai
# from Columbia to Dechard, for ii
r, benefit of delegates and other pa
l. ties going to Richmond, leaving @
y lumbia at a. m. Sunday mornln
q June 28th. Fare for round TT
=. $l4,30. Tickets on sale at Columb
h depot. Any further informati(
<, may be obtained from j. l.. Jone
r. Mr.. NJ. Ruttle, Dictator, and A.
lie James, Reporter, for the Knights
80 Honor, paid to Mrs. n. R. WIKI
l. this week, $4,000 insurance on Il
1t life of Col. N. R. Wilkes. TT
in makes 100000 this company has pa
m into Maury county.
IN An old colored woman, one of t
G. ante bellum type that is fast disa
" pearing from our midst, stepp
Re into Rushton's dry goods store a,
III said 20 the polite clerk behind &
$. counter, II wanter see some rem
De dies of goods" After closely
speeding a lot of remnants S
seemed unueClueu as w WhdI Ple
,,f to select, finally remarking to t
", Vi patient clerk, II don't wanter
." turb you too long, but / wants
ld mos endur'ble goods" She got t
~ ''mos' endur'ble" pattern, and we
III away with smile of complacen
on her ebony hued features.
McKennon Anderson & Foster &C
ct, tinue their great clearance sa
r. Read their three column ad on
ee fourth page.
~, S. W. Warfield has plenty of Il
as pasture, and will take your stock
ds reasonable terms. No better plf
Sce to send your Jersey heifers.
ne also wishes to buy grazing catt
no When you need Poland China he
1e or Southdown sheep, see or write
~ him for prices; he has the best.
ss, Entire Stock at Cost.
~ As the season is advancing,
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