The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-06-05
AROUND TOWN.
BlackberrIes.


Better let the green apples alone.
Merchants are receiving fruit jars.
Clean up, and keep cleanin' up;
that's the war cry.
Circuit Court will probably adj
journ to-day or tomorrow.
You can get your potato tickets at
the HERALD office, on short notice. If
These be dull days in town and We
local editor has not much to write
about.
Duncan Cameron has been con-
fined at home this week with IA
sprained knee.
Go to A. Samuels and get your UNI
brellas and paraso!s repaired and
covered. tt
The County Board of Equalization
is in session. Now or never is the
time to examine your tax assessment
and have all errors corrected.
Hal Carter 2:221a, will finish the
season at South Side Park, at re-
duced rates. See Alex Mckay.
juDe5 ct
National holidays are becoming
inconveniently numerous.
Dave Bogatzky, formerly of Rus
sian Poland, took out naturalization
papers and became a citizen of the
United States last Friday.
If you want something nice in
Jersey butter or fresh eggs, chickens
or groceries of any kind, telephone
number 10, White & DaimwoOd
North Main street. They have it.
| 1t
Mr.. w. +. McKennon has retired
from the clothing business and is
now devOting his exclusive atten-
ton to the insurance business OF
McKennon & Hayes.
John Cochran thinks the May
number of the Confederate Veteran
the best yet issued. 1t containes a
picture of John and his bicycle.
To LoAN:-$1, 900 on guilt-edge
; security. Address E., care this
office. 1t
, w. Y. G. Grant is happy over the
: recent birth of his fourth daughter,
;, a ten pound beauty.
C Nashville and Pulaski lodges in
= stituted a Rebekah lodge of lady
;, Odd Fellows in Columbia last
n Thursday, afternoon and night.
r Washington Encampment meets
in the Odd Fellows hall tonight.
Lafayette Chapter of Royal Arcf
Masons meets in the Masonic Tenn
J. pie next Monday night.
:. Elkmont Springs will be open TO
}. this season, June 4. For further in
l. formation address Baugh 4 Park
I. Elkmont Springs, Tenn. maya At
The Daughters of the Confederac,
will hold their regular MONTH
meeting, which has been appOinte
to for the first Saturday in each month
on next Saturday, June 6, at tn
residence of Mrs. Ellen Dunninl
ton, at o'clock p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. James West al
IS happy over the arrival of a fine bah
Dy boy in their home.
". Lost, two note books, cOntainir
er 20 odd notes. Finder will be +
"a warded by returning same to Ha
H. lan's stable. 1t
&c, Wanted, an experienced canvasse
A. For particulars, call at No 3, High
june5-2t.
Some people who won't pay the
grocery bills, will buy muzzles +
bv their dogs.
an We are located on the corner
sy Sixth and Embargo streets, next
new Jail. We are prepared to fl
-. nish marble and granite monumer
of modern designs, coping, till
and stone vases. Call and see us.
{ Yours to serve, PAYNE d HILL.
nal Next Monday morning Rev. A.
re Killheffer will start with the folio
ill ing members of Saint Peters cho
for for weeks outing on Swan Cree
in camping and fishing; Dake Bidd
William Hine, Walter Roberts, JC
Horace and Martin Catina, Ola
Jones, John Evans, Robert Smi
OTTO and Robert Sellers.
!, DR.. Williams requests the {
nouncent that the Sunday dellY'
of the Nashville Sun will be fir
his office. All subscribers are
use quested to call there on Sunday.
80 Two lOuI IOOlIl uOuoCo lOL tN
leir Apply to John A. Cakes. II
pa Pickens Woodson, formerly of
5ei' lumbia, was graduated a few d
ere ago in the Bonham, Texas, put
Urn school. He has a number of re
tives in Columbia and Maj
o. County.
Mrs. ]. P. Herndon has not
N proved any, since our last issue,
we regret to report, is critically
For the next thirty days
will fill or extract teeth at
llah my usual charges, and guarar
satisfaction. DR.. j. d. SMITl
lille West Seventh Street, between Bet
House and Methodist Church.
,ude sep6 ly
Sam Harlan, heretofore with A
Tor Cow Nichols, is now with
Kennon, Anderson q Foster, in
clothing department, where he he
ui, to receive repeated calls from
,o w. his friends and old customers. {
cav COW is deservedly popular, both with
~ young and old, and has troops
frienCs who always hunt him
when they want clothes.
1905 Leonidas Polk Bivouac of
n & federate veterans, met in the co
lare. house Monday, as usual.
lder- One gets tired of holding no