The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-10-01
AROUND TOWN.

G. H. Sharp has cigarettes for sale.
1t
The depot is receiving a fresh coat
of paint.
Chancery Court will convene next
Monday.
See w. J. Embry & Co.'S. adver-
tisement5 of farms for sale.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Ruttle is quite sick,
threatened with pneumonia.
For Rent-An elegant suburban
home. 10. l.. Hutton. 1t
The millinery opening at the
Trade Palace will take place to-day
and tomorrow.
Is your bath-tub or sewer leaking?
If so, have Hinton & Co., make an
examination. 1t
Hinton q Co., are up-to-date in
all lines of plumbing, and guarantee
thorough satisfaction. 1t
The buildings at the Arsenal are
being re-painted, inside and out.
Jesse Powell is doing the work.
w. r. Wilkes can rent or sell you
the best of organs and pianos. See
him before buying. If
Bald" the old sorrel horse be-
longing to Col. A. NJ. Hughes, ST.,
died this week at the age of 28years.
Mrs. Mary n. Latham was APP
pointed guardian of Alfred N, and
Marion f. Estes in the County Court
this week.
If you want to learn how much
money the Reform Board has saved
for the tax payers Nf Columbia, GO
to the Opera House tonight.
100 acre farm for SO, 10000 within
miles of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn, "A
cash, balance l and ? years; if in
terested see us.
1t w. j. EMERY & Co.
Thirteen cars of railroad EN-.
plOyes, with their families and
sweetkearts, from Decatur, Ala.
passed through Columbia Wednes
day en- route to the Centennial.
The trial of the thirteen boys
charged with disorderly conduct and
firing pistols near the cotton factory
came up before Judge Erwin last
Saturday, but was postponed unit
tomorrow at clock.
100 acres, price 100000, terms 4
cash, balance easy-one mile of pike
good neighborhood, miles of Co.
lumbia, house with rooms, see w
j. Embry & Co. 1t
Mr.. John Bose and family, who
have been boarding with Mrs. j. B
Wilkins, have gone to housekeeping
at the residence on South MAR
street next to Mr.. A. d. Frierson's.
We have number of small farms
containing 80, Is, 100 and $50 acres
in different parts of the county
Terms reasonable-fOr further in
formation see w. J. Elnbry & Co.
The ladies of the First G. P
Church will serve lunch in the va
cant store house on the square, mex
door to Chaffin Bros, next Monday
October 4. PatrOnize good cause
A small blaze in f.. G. Wade
Co.'S tin-shOp on North Main street
Wednesday night about 8 O'Clock
was eXtinguished without the aid o
the fire company and with but littl
damage. 1t is supposed that fir
originated by mice gnawing matches
For sale a 80 acre farm with 4-roor
cottage fronting on pike 8 mile
from COlumbia-price $l,750.00, i'm
prOvements new and all o. k. ]
you want something good see
1t w. j. EMBRY & Co.
DR.. J. A. Orman, President of tn
State Board of Charities. has az
pointed H. p. Figures, J. P. Stree
} j. p. Brownlow, Mrs. r. H. Ogilvit
Mrs. f. Il. Erwin and Miss Ros
Barnett Board of Charities fC
Maury County, auxiliary to tn
State Board.
John Goodloe (colOred) died 3
the county Jail last Saturday morn
ing and was buried Saturday evel
2 ing. He came to the Jail under a
attachment last fall, but was prove
innocent of the charges against hil
at the January term of Circuit Cou
and given his liberty. His attacl
ment to the jail officials was 5
strong, however, that he refused I
go away and has since been workir
about the Jail for his living.
The central office of the Citizen
Z Telephone Exchange will be move
in few days to the rooms now o,
cupied by DR.. Edwards in the NJ;
? sonic Temple, and Dr.. Edwards wi
i move his Office to another room
the same building. The telephol
: company have the place where the
. are now located rented until tt
Y first of the year, but will not wa
+, until then to move. Mr.. Akin wi
I occupy as a residence the buildln
= vacated hv them