The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-16
AROUND TOWN.

w w. COOk Is dDle 10 % out dtVeT
ten days illness.
Miss Annie Kate Faris is clerking
at the new Eagle Store.
w. ]. Guest & Co. will have oysters
Saturday for Sunday. 1t
Miss Fletcher Fariss, who has
been quite sick, we are glad to hear
is improving.
S. H. Spratt, of Duplex, was in
Columbia last Monday, with his
five-legged calf.
The Chancery docket has on it
four hundred cases for this term; an
unusually large docket.
LesT:-Gold watch, w. w. U. in
scribed. Finder return to this office
for reward. 1t
Miss Marguarette Foster of Frank
lin, KY, is visiting Mrs. Tom Willis
on South Main street.
Master John Cochran, who has
been sick with the fever, we are glad
to report is convalescing.
Have your eyes fitted with the best
spectacles at the Columbia Bargain
House. 1t
Miss Blanche Scott leaves this af-
ternoon for MoOresville, to be one of
a merry party of Observation-Disclosures
on Saturday.
A large number of Confederate
Veterans from this town and county
are attending the reunion in Nash
vile this week.
The Plansifter up at Ashton's
Mill, bolts their -four light as
feather, so it will rise in all kinds of
weather. If
Chas. G. FOLSOM and Miss Lorena
Graves of the Bells Comedians, ag-
gregation, were married in the
Bethel House parlor last Sunday by
the Rev. Mr.. Kilheifer.
James Roberts and the street force
are at work on Garden street, in
front of the Presbyterian church,
lowering the grade, so as to give the
water better fall.
Mrs. M. E. Williamson and family
have rented the Joseph H. James
place in South Columbia. Mr.. James
is now making his home with his
son Mr.. A. s. James.
Six pounds of strictly good green
coffee for one dollar.
oc2 2t TUCKER BROS, S. Main st.
v Maddin Voss has bought the Office
of the band saw-mill and moved it
over next to his lunch stand, near
/ the depot, for barber shop.
Quite a number of our citizens are
| oil 70 ord
chills-the regular ague. Messrs.
Tom Lamar, Will Erwin and Green
Fleming are among the shakers.
DR.. Joe VOORHEES, is suffering with
carbuncle on his right leg, and is
so lame he has to use cane to walk
. . with.
Mrs. DIR. Gillespie has returned
, from Franklin, where she has beer
attending the big sanctificatior
meeting in the handsome new taber
nacle, recently dedicated.
w. J. Guest & Co. are manufactur
a ing pure leaf lard and retailing it a
/ 8 cents per pound. 1t
Ed McKennon took tumble into
his cellar, one day this week. TIL,
:. sudden stop he made when he reach
t ed the bottom, Jared him consider
r ably. He is all right again now.
g Mrs. Mollie Hiet, of Andrews, ha
rented rooms at Mrs. Tom Lamar's
e and is sewing at Miss Leftwich'
I mantua-maker's establishment.
. Frank Bunch, popular coloreC
9 barber, died last Friday and wa
-, buried Saturday, with Masonic hon
u ors. Quite a long procession fol
y lowed his remains to their last rest
q ing place.
Frank Shoup was for the golC
: standard until he heard Palmer an(
q Buckner speak, then he went up Il
@ the courthouse and made rattlini
: good speech for Bryan and free sill
yer.
The pretty flowers in the office o
VOORHEES, & Fowler this week, wer
g sent to Mr.. VOORHEES, by some of tn
% ladies from the 22nd district, as
( recognition of his services in tn
e Moore trial.
It For the next thirty days,
1t will fill or extract teeth at hal
1 my usual charges, and guarantee
s. satisfaction. DR.. ]. d. SMITH,
h West Seventh Street, between Bethe
n House and Methodist Church.
sep6 ly
We are in receipt of some Austin
3 Texas, papers, sent us by our frIen
and former fellow townsman, Fran
Herndon. On the margin of tn
papers Frank sends loud hurra
ar for Bryan, Sewall and free silver.
10 Strayed or stolen from my hitcl
yard, one bay mare, IA hands higl
small star in face, scar between fore
legs, 10 years old and PAGES all til
time; will give So for return of mar
A. and So for thief. G. X. HoUsER.
p Mr.. w. B. Dobbins has moved [
: the handsome Mayes residence, O
+ Sixth street, and Mrs. Dobbins wi
occupy the extra rooms of this con
~ mOdious dwelling, with boarder
~ The grounds and the house and I'll
40 hostess are all charmingly suited fl
- the purpose.
n We are overstocked with finishe
tn monuments, headstones and table
re and will make prices interestir
l. Call early and get our prices.
n PAYNE d HILL,
I'd Cor. Sixth and Embargo Streets,
IN tt Columbia, Ten
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