The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-02
AROUND TOWN.
County Court next Monday .

Horace Tucker is attending Prof.
Little's school in West End.
Ladies free Monday night, if ac-
companied by apaid ticket holder. 1t
Earl Hicks is authority for the
statement that this will be the cold
est December known for many years.
Henry Guests lunch stand is
good place to patronize these close
times.
Six pounds of strictly good green
coffee for one dollar.
oc2 2t TUCKER Bros, S. Main st.
During the absence of Register
McKennon, Clifford Hendley has
charge of the Office.
Last week, in several cases in
which e. 5. Fowler was incompe-
tent, w. S. Fleming, Jr., occupied
the Circuit Court bench.
Mrs. Lem P. McLemore, on South
Main street, would like to get board
ers. sept25-2t
Tom Kelley has recovered from
his attack of sickness, and is at his
post at Candles again.
Call and examine the new stock of
family groceries at J. T. L. Coch-
rams, West Seventh Street, Bethel
Block. oct2-2t.
We are glad to learn that little
Bradley Frierson, son of Mr.. John
Frierson, is recovering from his re-
cent illness.
Henry Guest will open Saturday
= fruit, fish and oyster stand on
South Main street, next to A. Sam
uels. Will serve lunch atall hours. 1t
Read Dobbins & Ewing's ad about
cooking contest" and the
premium to be awarded. This is a
chance for the young ladies to show
their cooking accomplishments.
The Eagle Store, in the Racket's
old stand, E. Gross, Proprietor, is in
full blast now and is offering bar
gains.
Wade & Co. are prepared to make
all sizes of well curbing. 1t
Clarence, the little son of Mr.. Fry,
who stuck nail in his foot few
days ago, is his own bright self
again.
First Florida oranges of the season
at Bucks fruit stand. 1t
Miss Florence Napier, of Napier,
is staying at Mr.. John L. Jones'
and attending school at the Athe-
n@um.
Bells Comedians all next week at
the Opera House. Admission %, 30
and 80 cents. 1t
A number of witnesses, both pro
and con, some of them from a dis.
lance, were here last Friday to at
tend the Smith school book damage
suit. The suit was continued until
the next term of the court.
Mr.. Alb Addison has bought a
partnership interest in Dale Bros.
coal business, and would be glad to
have his friends remember him with
their orders.
For the next thirty days,
will fill or extract teeth at hall
my usual charges, and guarantee
satisfaction. DR.. J. d. SMITH,
West Seventh Street, between Bethel
House and Methodist Church.
sep6 ly
City Marshal Guest arrested Will
Robb, negro bow, last Tuesday
charged with stealing six dollars
from the pocket of another negro
near Candles grocery last Satur-
day. The boy was tried before Judge
Erwin, found guilty, and bound ovel
to the Criminal Court.
The small boys have amply pro.
vided themselves with scratch. books
and pencils, at the auction at the
Cook bookstore, both for use and
purposes of .incipient trading. Their
bidding was very lively on these ar
ticles.
We are overstocked with finished
monuments, headstones and tablets
and will make prices interesting
Call early and get our prices.
PAYNE & HILL,
Cor. Sixth and Embargo Streets,
If Columbia, Tenn
Mr.. Sam Frierson, who has fol-
some time been with the l.. Il n
Railroad, has accepted the position
as book keeper for the City Grain
and Feed Company, at an increased
salary.
Mr.. A. Addison has bought ar
interest in Dale Bros. coal business
and will be pleased to have his
friends call on him. The firm name
now is Dale & Adkisson. 1t
]. r. L. Cochran has bought GU
Kerr q Milan and will engage il
the grocery business at their ole
stand. The HERALD guarantees
down weight and full measure tt
everybody who deals with homes
old Tom Cochran.
Mr.. w. E. (Ed) McKennon ha
bought out the, grocery stock of Mr.
Alex Johnson in West End, and will
continue the same business at TIN
same stand. His delivery Wagon
will make the rounds and he hope
his friends will send in their orders
All the latest songs and dances in
trOduced in the performances o
Bells Comedians. 1t
We had no electric lights no
water last Sunday, because one o
the boilers at the pumping station
broke down. New boilers have ar
rived to take the place of these oil,
ones, which have been in use for
long time, and Superintendent Moor
will have them in position in a fey
days. After that he apprehends NJ
further trouble.