The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-05-15
AROUND TOWN.

The Sharp & Voss Restaurant is
pleasant place for ladies to get
good meal. Go there while attend
ing the Sam Jones meetings. 1t
Three new brick store-houses are
being built in the burned district on
the southwest side of the public
Bring or send us your job print
ing, and it will be done to your
satisfaction.
The usual number of convention
and spring picnic jokes are reported
at this office, but not for publication.
Go to A. Samuels, and get a good
set of buggy harness for So. If
Deputy Sheriff AID. Grigsby was
taken suddenly sick yesterday after
noon with something like cramp
collie, and at our hour of going to
press was suffering considerably.
Many a man who lets his wife
carry up all the coal will fight ifyOu
kick his dog.
Remember the Sabbath afternoon
to ride your bicycles, is text not
found in the Bible.
Strayed, from my residence near
Columbia, on the End of May, n
black Poland China boar, one year
old, weighs about $50 pounds. Will
pay reward for his return, or any
information. w. r. MCKENNON.
1t
DR.. J. H. Williams is agent and
correspondent for the Nashville Sun,
daily and weekly. Persons wishing
to subscribe can do so by calling at
his office. The Sun is now the lead
ing Democratic daily in the State.
Among the assets of the late Geo.
p. Frierson, ESQ.,, was lien on the
John P. Brown estate for legal SER
vices; to satisfy which the Chancery
/ Court at its last session gave the es-
tate 100 acres from the western part
of the farm lying across the river
from Columbia.
Who is the most popular young
lady in Columbia? Read Rains ad
on fourth page. 1t
The furniture in the second story
of the Odd Fellows hall caught fire
Wednesday morning. Ben Lazarus
Theodore Dowell and Henry WOOD
eXtinguished the fire before it had
done much damage.
At4 o'clock last Sunday afternoon
the thermometer stood at 80 de
grees, in the shade. Awful hO
weather for May.
Circuit Court is in session ant
some of the gamblers will be mad,
to pay a small license for carrying
on their nefarious business. Pit.
: the court won't make them pay tn
maximum.
For the next thirty days,
t will fill or extract teeth at hal
> my usual charges, and guarantee
= satisfaction. DR.. j. ID. SMITH,
q | West Seventh Street, between Bethe
House and Methodist Church.
sep6 1y
Akin & Erwin bought horse tn
week from Mat Ballanfant, and sol
one to DR.. Wright, of Silas, Miss.
In riding or driving, whether O
bicycles or horse back, when NEE
ing others, go to the right, but whe
passing others going in the same d
rection, then pass on the left, al
thus prevent accidents.
Go to A. Samuels and get your III
brellas and parasols repaired al
covered. tt
Mr.. George Harlan has re signt
as Alderman from the third war
and Mr.. S. P. Payne has been elect
in his stead.
Sam Jones will warm things up
general-but the iced drinks
Sharp & Voss' are cooling and I
freshing. II
Mr.. J. w. Fry, President of t
Farmers and Merchants Bank, h
It. rented Mrs. Marie Browns res
tn dence, corner High and Eigh
in streets, and will move his fami
es here about the first of June.
"a Read Rushton's big ad in anoth
lu column, and if you want any
Is those pretty silk waists, come ear
re and wait patiently; we will wait
Is you Just as quick as we can. Y
'rs could not wait on all our customt
last Saturday and Monday, and
'tu accommodate them extend this ST
'Ih to next Saturday and Monday. 3
this is positively the last chance
!. these goods at these prices, for
lose money on every yard we sell.
Will Barker and the Helm Br
I'd will have charge of the Opera Hot
d. for another season.
es- Will Webb has quit the print
E: business and will carry on a bari
he shop near the depot. If Will mai
by as good barber as he is a print
err he will succeed at the business.
I'd % We are located on the corner
tes Sixth and Embargo streets, next
ma new Jail. We are prepared to +
md nish marble and granite monume
red of modern designs, coping, till
e. and stone vases. Call and see us.
III III Yours to serve, PAYNE q HILL
aid Mr.. John Trotwood Moore
ten ten been quite sick for the last we
.ne but, we are glad to report, is nea
" well again.
ara Mr.. J. Eastin Littlefield, of
~ ~ Maury Dry Goods Co., is on the 5