The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-30
AROUND TOWN.

Frank Shoup has been on the sick
list this week.
Ashton's Plansifter Flour is an
oven litter. tt.
Ben Latta, son OF Mr.. John Latta,
has the measles,
For coal hods, shovels, etc, go to
the Eagle store. 1t
Andrew ]. Caldwell of Nashville,
speaks here next Monday.
For your queensware, go to the
| Eagle Store. 1t
Capt. ]. T. Craik and family will
move to Mt. Pleasant soon.
GO to hear Col. Cox speak next
Monday and vote for him Tuesday.
For glass ware in high grades,
great quantities and low prices, go
to the Eagle store. 1t
The family of Mr.. Buchnau are
all down with the measles, this
week.
Elmer Wooten, son of Mr.. j. G.
Wooten, is recovering from the
measles.
New line of cigars, cigarettes,
cheroots, smoking and chewing
tobacco, at Bucks. 1t
Mrs. A. B. Rains, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is very
: much better.
A party from the Athennum visi-
. ted Mammoth Cave last Friday, re-
turning Saturday night.
: New crop Landon layer raisins,
cocoanuts and figs, at Bucks fruit
and lunch stand. 1t
: Mr.. J. B. Wilkins aud family have
rented Mrs. Douglas Robinson
residence on West Seventh street
DR.. R. Holding has rented the Nc.
, Cord residence on West Sixth street
and will move with his family there
= about the 9Th of November.
The Plansifter up at Ashton
Mill, bolts their -four light as ;
e feather, so it will rise in all kinds o
% weather. tt
l Joe Brownlow is not very particu
lar whose pipe he smokes, just so /
is a, free silver pipe. For furthe
|
"a Mrs. Everett had the misfortun,
to sprain her ankle right badly thi
week, and has been suffering grea
q deal in consequence.
a LosT:-Ostrich feather boa; be
% tween Bethel House and Mrs. Jan
" Barnett's. Return to Mrs. ]. "
Huntington and receive reward.
ar Mr.. w. B. Dobbins has been o
st the sick list all this week, threa
a ened with fever, but has about n
OF covered.
lg Capt. Aydelott can show a cur
ne osity this season in a well develope
lie and entirely matured second crop
su apples. They are of the "Summ'
Red" variety.
\ Mr.. G. c. Gross, proprietor of tt
oh Eagle store, is receiving new GOO
a. daily, and has learned the trick
Nv marking them down to where The
he will sell quick.
- For the next thirty days,
ng will fill or extract teeth at hf
= my usual charges, and guarant
of satisfaction. DR.. ]. d. SMITH
ice West Seventh Street, between Beth
80 House and Methodist Church.
,es sep6 ly
Of Will Lancaster found anoth
cir valuable pearl in Duck river tt
ore week. 1t is considerably larg
m than the one he sold Steif d Co.
$l8.
no Sam Harrison, who was so sevel
ly hurt not long since, is up, a
Ill seems none the worse for the &C
lry dent.
es' We are overstocked with finish
.el- monuments, headstones and tabl,
IT'S and will make prices INTEREST,"
'sle Call early and get our prices.
rah PAYNE d HILL,
lay Cor. Sixth and Embargo Streets
If Columbia, Tel
la Young and Evans, the Nil
or ~ street photographers, will go
3 Ier Spring Hill next week to ESTABLISH
44tirt' branch house. Mr.. Evans will hf
I1I na, charge of the Spring Hill brant
I iah Mr.. Young will remain with
H. Columbia gallery.
arv The ladies of the First Method
Iar- church are having the interior
the parsonage painted, papered, a
otherwise renovated. Everyth
will be in perfect trim for the rec
ton of the new pastor, Rev. ID.
Kelley, D. D., whom they are
um- lighted to have administer to tn
ministerial feasts" during the