The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-04-10
AROUND TOWN.

L0ST:-Between 9th street ana
McKennon's, brooch set with
rubies. Please return to McKen-
mons store. NpNt 1t
Henry Guest is able to DO out on
the streets again after his painful
accident.
Col. H. g. Evans was elected
president of Leonidas Polk Bivouac
of Confederate Veterans in Column
bia last Monday. l.i4' Wv
Great crowds OF children, more
than nine hundred, went to VOL
bridge & Irvine's drug store Oh the
public square last Monday and re-
ceived their Easter presents.
Workmen are erecting the poles
for the Citizens Telephone line, in
and near Columbia. e
Thursday night about 10 o'clock,
Mr.. w. b. Dobbins, bOok-keeper for
DObbins q Ewing, was about to go
home for the night when he found
that clerk had left a lamp up stairs
on a shelf. The shelf above the
lamp caught fire and set fire to some
cedar churns and brooms. The
blaze reached to the ceiling on the
east side of the second story, but the
clerks with few buckets of water
soon put it out. The fire if it had
started a few minutes later would
have been a very serious one.
For the next thirty days,
will fill or extract teeth at hal
my usual charges, and guarantee
satisfaction. DR.. J. d. SMITH,
West Seventh Street, between Bethel
House and Methodist Church.
sep6 ly
Mr.. Cohen Friday night was Gu
on the head by somebody who trieC
to rob him. He fired off his pisto
three times. Mr.. Cohen was prett!
badly bruised, cut, and wounded
His store is at the corner OF Eas
Seventh and Embargo streets.
John L. Jones was reelected secre
tary of Leonidas Polk Bivouac @
Confederate Veterans in Columbi
last Monday.
The Maury County Chapter of tn
Daughters of the Confederacy wi
meet at the residence of Mrs. H. c
, Evans, Saturday, April IL. A flu
attendance is requested, as commit
tees must be formed to carry on tn
work necessary to make the entel
9 tainment on Memorial Day a SUE
cess.
The ladies of the Mt. Pleasar
church who served lunch in tn
empty store-room on North Mai
street, last Monday, met with gre'
! encouragement. Their dinner w;
= tempting, and was we'll patronized'
bringing in the neat sum of $40.
Go to A. Samuels and get your I'M
Z brellas repaired and covered. tt
!: Mrs. Walker Scott celebrated h
:. 18th birthday last Saturday. II
many friends hope that she may lii
a to see the return of many more brit
y days. She and her husband a
q growing old gracefully.
d Many compliments have been b
q slowed upon the merchants for Z
" beautiful display they have made
rs their attractive goods this spri
Il and during Easter. The windo'
G. have been, and are still, scenes
artistic beauty.
,e [ am sole agent for the followi
yt Goals: Mud River, Hecla, WoodstoC
re Monarch, Woodbridge Jellico. PriC
b. guaranteed to be as low as any OIL
Crushed coke for base burners q
40 cook stoves. | have handsoi
40 calender for each customer. TIE
~ phone 9l-office No. IA, West So
IN enth street. w. A. RUTTLE
Of nov8 6m
to The "opening day" at Rushto
new store was little later than
- other merchants, but it was not
NY hind one toto in the attractive d
y play and the throngs of pleased v
men. The windows are especia
az beautiful. Lovely flower desig
III charming trimmings of all XII
tasty dresses of their own han
work, and beautiful hats just fir
Paris are among the decorations.
II" Harry Eddy is once more W
by the Trade Palace, and will be g
Ids to have his friends call around.
he Now is the time to put out V,
he plants. Come early and get cho
of of ten thousand.
ter If d. f. DoRTCE
.. We are truly glad to learn t
?3 nl Mrs. w. X. Boardman, nee N
Use Kate Biddle, is now able to be
= after a severe spell of the fever.
Mr.. r. w. McLemore continues
improve. His wife is now sic
the threatened with pneumonia.
lay We are located on the corner
Ir. Sixth and Embargo streets, next
In new jail. We are prepared to
ort' nish marble and granite monumt
ing of modern designs, coping, til
IN and stone vases. Call and see us
ing Yours to serve. PAYNE & Hill