The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-05-08
AROUND TOWN.


the programme at present.
The time draws nigh for the clos
ing exercises of the various schools,
and then cometh the vacation.
The problem of how to keep cool
will soon engross all the surplus
energy of our population.
Several of the ladies have joined
the ranks of the cyclists. They
make excellent riders, too.
The bicycle craze is becoming
more contagious every day, and by
the time summer is half spent, if the
malady continues at the present
rate, Columbia will be we'll infected.
For the next thirty days, /
will fill or extract teeth at half
my usual charges, and guarantee
satisfaction. DR.. J. d. SMITH,
West Seventh Street, between Bethel
House and Methodist Church.
sep6 ly
The HERALD will carry what
you say right into the best homes in
the community. 1t will give your
words u thousand tongues. If you
tell them about your stock, you will
surely get your proportion of the
trade. If you don't you won't
get it.
When man really loves his
neighbor as himself, it generally
turns out that the neighbor is a
pretty girl.
Mrs. Frank Alexander, who has
been quite sick, is improving.
The following, copied from the
New Decatur Advertiser, refers to a
very deserving eX-Columbian: 1.-The
New Decatur colored school, of
which Prof. r. G. Johnson is prin-
cipal, wild have their closing eXer-
cises Friday night next, at Sykes
Hall. Admission ten cents. Prof.
Johnson is spoken of in the highest
\ terms as a teacher by the School
Board. In fact, they say he is the
best negro principal we have ever
had. They hope to secure him for
another session, but it is doubtful,
as he is offered higher salary else
where.n
Theory of music as taught by j.
Hough Guest, gives one y thorough
knowledge of what music is; how to
understand, compose and arrange
music for all orchestral instruments.
1t
Little Andrew Wilson is in Co
lumbia on short vacation. He has
been attending the Industrial
School at Nashville, and was placed
there by the Kings Daughters of
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record he is making. The Superin-
tendent tells them that he is leading
his classes. He is studying to be an
architect.
The city authorities have given
n0tiee to all parties to clean up. This
relates to the entire premises; sta
bles, Out-houses, cess-pools, etc, and
the penalty for those neglecting OF
refusing, should be enforced.
Go to A. Samuels and get your UNI.
brellas and parasols repaired and
covered. tt
r. w. Carmack will deliver the
address on the 2lst, at the decoration
of the Confederate graves at Rose
Hill.
La Fayette Chapter of RoyarArcf
Masons will hold convOcation il
the Masonic Temple next Monday
, night.
Sunday evening a horse ran away
and threw Mrs. Calvert from hel
buggy. She was badly bruised.
We are located on the corner o
Sixth and Embargo streets, next tt
, new Jail. We are prepared to fur
nish marble and granite monument
of modern designs, coping, tilint
and stone vases. Call and see as.
Yours to serve, PAYNE q HILL. t
Circuit Court meets in Columbia
next Monday.
The grand commandery of Ten
nessee Knights Templar meets il
Jackson, Tennessee, next Thursda,
and Friday. y
Messrs. Sims Latta, r. E. Lip
scomb, w. II. Lipscomb, Mr.. eli
mer and Thomas H. Williams, wer
, elected members of the BivOuac ant
/ the Camp in Columbia, last Monday
= Chancery Court adjourned Tues
+. day.
? John Wilson and Wallace Wilkes
= in a row Saturday night, cut Waite
Seaton, the butcher. Recorder Ell
. win bound Wilkes and Wilson owe
! 10 the Circuit Court.
! Mrs. Bicknell is still seriously i'll
/ but has been resting quietly for tn
past five days.
Go to A. Samuels, and get goo,
. set of buggy harness for $6. If
Lucius Frierson captured the Co
v lumbia Light Infantry medal at tn
!. contest last Wednesday night.
a There are about a hundred an
sixty state cases and ninety on tn
= civil docket of the Circuit Cour
!, which meets in Columbia next Nor
day.
7 The tent for the Sam Jones meet
: ing has arrived, and will be erecte
!. this week on the corner of High an
Eighth streets.
w. j. Guest is now making sat
sage by steam. The capacity of tn
mill $500 pounds per hour.
q am sole agent for the followln
). GOALS Mud River, Hecla, Woodstock
( Monarch, Woodbridge Jellico. Price
guaranteed to be as low as any ont
Crushed coke for base burners an
cook stoves. l have handsom