The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-09-11
AROUND TOWN.

Gardner P. Webb has gone to CO.
lumbia to enter business .-KnoX-
vile Sentinel.
The flour mill and one of the corn
mills of the Columbia Milling Com
pany began operation this week.
Cakes Bros. have nearly finished
their new two-stOry brick store house
on the corner of Main and Eighth
streets.
Peaches, apples and bananas, the
best fruits money can buy, always a
fresh stock, at tcheap money"
prices, at Bucks fruit stand, oppo-
site CANDLES. tt
The wind last Friday night blew
down stable back of the Guest
House, killing one COW and wound
ing another.
Prof. Littles school for boys open
ed with ten pupils: He ought to
have twenty, if Columbia parents
will do their duty by their boys.
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 Ut
The schools have begun, and when
the schools begin business begins
Corporal John Gall Of the Arsenal,
who has been on the sick list for
several weeks past, is able to be out
again.
The ladies of Mt. Pleasant Presby-
terrain church will give birth
day" entertainment tonight, Sept
18th, in the lawn of Mr.. sgd H
Goodloe. They especially invite
their friends of Columbia to take a
pleasant drive to Mt. Pleasant this
evening and lend a helping hand t.
a good cause.
For the next thirty days,
will fill or extract teeth at hal
my usual charges, and guarantee
satisfaction. DR.. ]. d. SMITH,
West Seventh Street, between Bethel
House and Methodist Church.
sep6 ly
Mr.. Robert F. Fariss, of the Demo
crat force, the oldest printer in Co
lumbia, Is lying critically ill at hi
home in South Columbia. We wisl
for him a speedy recovery.
Monday Leonidas Polk Bivoua,
of Confederate Veterans held {
monthly meeting in the Circui
Court room.
Circuit Court begins its Septembe
term in Columbia next Monday.
Lafayette Chapter of Royal Arcl
Masons meets in the Masonic Tenn
pie of Columbia next Monday night
t R. H. Guest is on the streets agail
after his recent illness.
= Mrs. d. F. Osteen since her return
from the country has been on tn
sick list. We hope she will be her
+ self again before long.
We are overstocked with finishe
,, monuments, headstones and tablet
: and will make prices interestin
Call early and get our prices.
PAYNE & HILL,
Cor. Sixth and Embargo Streets,
If Columbia, Tenn
Last chance tonight and to-moi
G row night to witness the grand pre-
: duction of the "Vitascope" at tn
Opera House. Packed houses ever
9 night and universal satisfaction
!. given to all who have attended.
s The new boiler for the Columbi
d Improvement Co., to be used in the
Water and Electric Light plant
o reached here yesterday. 1t is
: whopper, and we hope will give be
T. ter satisfaction than the present on
/. WAKE UP.-And try a cup
a Mocha and Java coffee and luncl
or fresh oysters at Maddin Vos
restaurant and confectionery at d,
pot. Cigars, tObaccos, fruits, etc.
= j.. P. Street, Treasurer, and A.
10 James, Secretary of the Nation,
Union, paid to Mrs. Annie P. M
Lemore Tuesday $1,000, the amour
of insurance held by the late H. /
McLemore in that order.
Summer fingers in the lap of Fal
l. Rev. Jno. w. Hammer has been c
% the sick list. He was quite sic
Is Wednesday, but felt more comfor
r. able yesterday.
The finest Ohio Concord grape
nice, fresh and sweet, ten pour
basket for % cents, at Bucks fru
r. stand, opposite CANDLES. If