The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-09-04
AROUND TOWN.
The nights are deliciously cool.

The mosquito is still in the fight.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Allen has been quite
sick, but is better.
The next session of the Mcdowell
school opens next Monday.
Walker Barnett is now with the
E. w. Gamble Grocery Co.
Charlie Gamble is on crutches; a
horse ran away with him.
The first week in September may
be remembered as somewhat of a
scorcher itself.
If you want a nice lunch basket
filled, call on Maddin Voss near the
depot. Will be open for all trains. 1t
Prof. Titles school has encourage
ing prospects. Mr.. Little is board
ing with Mrs. o. G. Owen.
Mr.. Blackburn, the Populist nomi-
nee for Congress is expected to
speak here next Monday.
Leonidas Polk Bivouac will meet
in the court house next Monday, to
elect delegates to the state bivouac
August 1896 is date in the past
and it will be in the dim and dis
tant past before the people forget
how hot 1t was.
If you have an idea of studying
music, call and have a talk with J
HOugh Guest. Studio, Garden
street, between Seventh and Eighth
sept4 2t
Circuit Court will convene next
Monday, and the newly elected
county officers will be sworn in.
DR.. j. r. Meadors has moved his
dental rooms from the Masonic
building to the Akin residence on
Garden street, between 7th and 9Th
Mr.. Josephus Hopwood, the Pro-
hibition candidate for Governor
addressed small audience in the
Opera House here last Wednesday
night.
DR.. w. M. Biddle's new office
corner 9Th and High streets, is near
ing completion, and the Doctor eX
poets to move into it about the 20tt
of this month.
If you forgot or failed to pay youl
corporation taxes on or before las
Tuesday, you will have to pay in
terests for now on, and additional
costs unless you pay very soon.
For the next thirty days,
will fill or extract teeth at hal
my usual charges, and guarantee,
satisfaction. DR.. J. ID. SMITH,
West Seventh Street, between Bethel
House and Methodist Church
sep6 ly
DR.. R. Holding and family anC
DR.. and Mrs. Forgey have moved t.
the Huntington residence, corne
of West Seventh and Dunningtol
streets, recently occupied by Rev
Mr.. Kilheffer and family.
Mr.. John Cakes and family ar,
moving to their new home, the Hold
ing place, corner 9th and Higl
streets, and Messrs. John Mitchell
and A. b. Adams will occupy tn
Cakes residence.
Remember the ice cream supper t.
be given by the ladies of the Souti
East Side, for the benefit of Mai
street 9. P. Church, at F. M. Wat
sons lawn, tomorrow night. G.
and help good cause.
Maddin Voss has re-opened res
taurant at the Alb Adkisson oil,
stand at the depot, where he will
handle in connection all kinds @
fruit, candies, school supplies
tobacco, cigars, etc. 1t
The scholarship to the Columbi
Institute or Atheneum, offered b,
Geo. S. Alcorn & Co., to the mos
popular young lady, receiving tn
largest number of votes at their sod
fount, was won by Miss Chariot
Fariss.
Maj. James II. Moore will speak /
Columbia next Monday upon tn
political issues of the day. Ma
Moore says the recent Congressional
. convention reminds him of one {
Bob Taylor's jokes about limberge
, cheese: he thinks this was the iran
soonest" convention he ever saw
and the Major has had some littl
experience.
We are overstocked with finishe
. monuments, hea dstones and tablet
and will make prices interestin
Call early and get our prices.
PAYNE q HILL,
: Cor. Sixth and Embargo Streets,
IF Colunhia Tenn