The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-06-19
AROUND TOWN.

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Those who predicted a long drouth
in June missed it this time.
w. R. Hodge is again on duty in
Woodbridge & Irvine's drug store.
Miss Pearl Phelan is somewhat
improved, though still quite low.
See Rushton's ad for great reduc-
ton in summer goods and millinery.
1t
The friends of Mr.. Ed Turner are
glad to see him up from an attack of
measels.
Prof. o. H. P. Bennett was quite
sick Monday night, but is con-
valescent.
Miss Ellen Friel is sick with
typhoid fever, much to the regret of
her many friends.
Go to A. Samuels and get your UNI
brellas and parasols repaired and
covered. If
William Walters, or Buffalo Bill,
is about we'll of his broken right
arm. He is foreman carpenter for
w. ]. Cakes.
Fred Latta's new residence on
Garden, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, is abOutScompleted. 1t was
built by w. j. Cakes.
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 Il HILL. If
The doctors and druggists wear a
look that is pregnant with eXpec-
fancy since green peaches and plums
are getting in their work.
Vivid green skirts for men may be
very swell, but they are horrible
suggestive of grape vine worms.
The mannish girl is now parting
her hair at the side, while the wo-
manish boy is parting his in the
middle.
For the next thirty days,
will fill or extract teeth at half
my usual charges, and guarantee
satisfaction. DIR. ]. d. SMITH,
West Seventh Street, between Bethel
House and Methodist Church.
sep6 1y
Frank Roberts is very much in
disposed this week. His many
friends, especially the Epworth
League, hope to see him fully re-
, covered soon.
Mrs. ]. P. Herndon, we regret to
report, is still seriously i'll. Her
condition is not much if any i'm
| nrnUn6 cinno lncf iccna
, Little Cowden Osteen is recover
ing from the hurt received by the
| bus running over his feet, last Thurs
) day, but is still unable to walk.
S. w. Warfield has plenty of fine
pasture, and will take your stock on
reasonable terms. No better place
5 to send your Jersey heifers. He
7 also wishes to buy grazing cattle
When you need Poland China hogs
him for prices; he has the best. Il
? The horses to DIR. Pillows carriage
became entangled in a loose tele.
i. phone wire yesterday afternoon, a
!, the crossing of Garden and Seventh
y streets, and when disentangled one
!. of them refused to go and raised {
. big kick. No damage was done
:, but the horses had to be taken GU
y and led to the stable. Mrs. Pillow
~ and children were in the carriage
and were fortunate in having a goOC
e driver.
Big shoe and slipper sale at Trade
= Palace Saturday and Monday only.
1t
q Bruce Tucker, of the HERALD
g typographical force, has been on tn,
t sick list for the last week, but is OIL
9 the mend.
n The police are vigorously enforc
ing the dog law. Any dog that i,
" found at large without a muzzle il
:. locked up, and killed in "a hours
e unlessit is redeemed by the pay
!. ment of. $3.50. Muzzle your dog
+ and keep them at home during thi
hot weather.
FluX seems to be prevalent t.
: some extent among the children il
l. this vicinity. We have so far, how
g ever, heard of no fatal cases.
l. The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X
e Phillips in Nashville, was robbe
hOnudy' MIS- L lllllpS was MIS-
| Lula Porter, of Columbia. The fam
|. lily were away from home when TIL
l. thieves entered and committed tn
robbery.
Capt. James Friel went to Nash
vile Monday and attended TIN
e funeral of Miss Sallie Rooney, hi
g, wife's only sister. Miss Roone
e died at Saint Joseph's hospital i
l. Memphis, Tenn. The body wa
q brought to Nashville and buried i
1t Calvary cemetery.
v Il. H. Swope, brother of Mrs. "
N NJ Fleming, of Columbia, has latel
k given thirteen hundred acres of Ian
Y, to Kansas City, Missouri, for pub
Of lie park. Mr.. Swope was recent
Is here on a visit to his relatives.
n f. d. Wilson won a prize of a hur
IL dred dollars the other day, in tn
agents contest of the Memphi
} Weekley Commercial-Appeal.
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