The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-05-22
AROUND TOWN.
Street sprinkling is spreading.


Bring or send us your Job print
ing, and it will be done to your
satisfaction.
Go to A. Samuels, and get good
set of buggy harness for SO. If
j. F. Wiley has been on the sick
list this week.
Go to A. Samuels and get your UNI
brellas and parasOls repaired and
covered. If
E. ID. Wilson has begun making
out the new state and county tax
books for this state and county.
Don't you want race horse? If
so, attend the Ewell Farm sale next
Wednesday. All trains stop at
Ewell Station on that day. 1t
j. Hough Guest has signed con-
tract with the Athen@um next year
to teach the violin.
You can get your potato tickets at
the HERALD office, on short notice. If
MEMS TAN SHoEs-reduced from
$500 to S2.50--reduced from $500 to
1925. FIGUERs & MCLEMoRE. If
There has been a general tendency
towards spring cleaning about town
for several weeks, to the great i'm
provement of its appearance and
sanitary conditions.
For the next thirty days, l
will fill or extract teeth at half
my usual charges, and guarantee
satisfaction. DR.. j. ID. SMITH,
West Seventh Street, between Bethel
House and Methodist Church.
sep6 ly
We will now have another period
of Observation-Disclosures
We are located on the corner of
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 & HILL. If
You never know how dear things
are, until you buy them, nor how
cheap they are unit! you sell theni.
The people of Maury County are
begged to remember that the annual
sale Of trotters and PAGERS at Ewell
Farm is fixed for next Wednesday,
May n. All are invited. 1t
The mornings and the nights are
cool these days, and that is the best
that can be said about the weather.
One gets tired of holding a nozzle
to sprinkle even small yard, and it
costs money to hire somebody to do
it. The easiest, cheapest and most
effective way is to get lawn sprink
Ter. In another column see the ad
of the Stebbins Mfg. Co., Springfield
Mass. may22eOw3t
The soda founts are doing a rush
ing business these days.
Ice cream may be unhealthy, but
the motives of the young man who
tries to prove 1t to his female friends
are often misconstrued.
STRAW HATs-cheap at Figuers
d. McLemore's. If
Elkmont Springs will be open 70
: this season, June 4. For further in
! formation address Baugh & Park
Elkmont Springs, Tenn. maya At
MEMS TAN SHOES $3.50, wort
y $500, at FIGUERs & MCLEMoRE's.
e Mr.. Eastin Littlefield and Mr..
Y d. Lander have bought the Jone
/ tract of land, one mile from Colum
: bia, on the Hampshire pike, and !
V acres from J. X. Farrell, lying be
! tween the pike and the Jones lanC
), and have divided it, each getting
J. acres. Mr.. Lander takes the pal
= nearest Columbia and running up I
l. the pike; Mr.. Littlefield takes til
e other end of the place, with the in
d provements. The price paid for tn
d whole was $4,000.
d MEMS TAN SHoEs-Reduced fro
3 $3.50 to $3.50. Reduced from $3.t
IS to 1925 at Figuers & McLemOre'
l. If
Il A few of the stores are closing q
n hour in the morning and early
N the evening, that their clerks me
re- attend the tent meetings.
s. The Cakes Bros. have begun I'll
l. foundation work for two new bull
1t ings on their vacant lot corner 81
Ia and South Main streets. The built
N ings will be 23la by POO feet.
/ The Columbia Tennis Club is I'll
I'd latest organization. Mr.. A. s. Jam
g is their President. They have rentt
ID the old Whitthorne corner, recent
g. occupied by Mrs. Pickard, and 6
n ready have two courts marked o
n The Club is composed of "men only
It but their lady friends may reaso.
u ably expect frequent invitations
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