The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-08-07
AROUND TOWN.
Get out of town and cool off.

Apple dumplings have the call.
The long headed clergyman now
breaches sh ort sermons.
The camping season has opened |
and the interest is in tents.
Mr.. Eugene Billiard is keeping
books for Lazarus & Sons.
For a real nice canopy-top ph@ton,
at half its cost and less than it is
worth, call at the HERALD office. If
Mr.. A. J. Weaver, a former resi-
dent of Columbia, is with Mr.. Henry
Gross.
The Board of Education met Tues
day but adjourned until Tuesday
night of next week.
$3.50 Monarch .Negligee shirts re-
duced to one silver dollar at Figures
q McLemore's, Saturday and Mon
day. 1t
Mr.. James Andrews, ST., who last
week had a serious fall, was able to
be out Wednesday.
A drummer making his trip on
wheel is the latest. One from a st.
Louis chewing gum house passed
through here Tuesday.
For the next thirty days, 1
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
r. G. Irvine, who has been con-
fined to his bed some ten days or
more with rheumatism, is, we are
glad to report, able to be out.
For cheap money on long time,
attend the next Tuesday night meet
ing of Maury County Building and
Loan Association. Rate of interest
less than per cent. aug7 1t
We are overstocked with finished
monuments, headstones and tablets,
and will make prices interesting.
Call early and get our prices.
PAYNE & HILL,
Cor. Sixth and Embargo Streets,
If Columbia, Tenn.
! Misses Nellie Yoest, Myrtle Bar
: ker, and Josie Tegarden were the
. honorees of a pleasant entertain
a ment given by Miss Minnie Thomp-
/ son, at Lewisburg, last week.
The Columbia Water & Light Co.
S will soon begin laying II inch In
e take pipe for the reservoir, the
n mouth. of the pipe to be near the
= lime kiln above Helms branch
t Negligee shirts at Figures & Nc
: IGNORES, Saturday and Monday, fo
u 75c, cash. 1t
Mr.. Joe Parks has bought out the
= = livery business of Mr.. Walter Akin
q and has formed a partnership will
Il Harlan Bros. The two stables viii
be run under the firm name anC
3 style of Harlan Bros. q Parks.
" The Maury County Teachers
r. Association met last Saturday il
J. regular session. A very interesting
is paper was read by Miss Carpenter
n. Prof. Bostick and Supt. TOmlinso
ID also made some remarks.
lie Harlan Bros. lost one of their oil
y reliable carriage horses last Satul
lie day in making a trip to Beaver Dan
st Springs, carrying Noman Kirkma
IN there. The horse dropped dea
s within four miles of the Springs.
is We are selling our entire stock {
'n millinery at prices that defy cOmpt
III tition. Come see the sailors an
Us shapes that we sell at 10 cents.
Il course if you want better or mol
costly goods, we have them also; bl
&c anything you may find in our stol
III can be bought at less than it
IN worth. MRS. II. f. FARIss.
III jul3l 2t
IN An exchange gives this definite
ba of "scorcher:n 1.-THE scorcher is I'll
ND STRAIGHTFORWARD, thin awed, will
NV eyed idiot, with his back humpt
~. like mad tomcat's tail, who spill
oh the street wide open without Il
ar- slightest regard for the right
II others. He it is who not only max
ar- the bicycle nuisance, but is
" nuisance himself in anything
IN goes at"
ng The soverigns were in town by
IN large majority last Monday, an Il
lev usually large crowd even for fiji
lrb Monday. Some were drawn here
No the Whitthorne-CoX debate, son
so by politics in general, and some
en- force of habit. The political p
t. boiled and dubbed, and everythi
ife indicated that Democracy was
BILE the saddle with its war paint on.
len There will be concert and su
per given at the new school-hOu
in South Columbia tomorrow eve
the ing. Admission twenty-five cen
ar which entities one to both SUPP
re- and concert. The pupils of
his Bailey night school are giving Il
us to raise money to liquidate a SIN
rem Indebtedness on their new scho
ter house. The band from ColumI
out will be on hand to assist in
mt music. Arrangements have be
ked made to have conveyances lea
and the Bethel House every half no
re- Five cents trip will be charged.
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