The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-12-17
AROUND TOWN.

Photos soc per dozen at YOungs.
Mr.. Jas. Lewis has been on the '
sick list for several days.
Cabinet Photos $l.0O per dozen at
Fielden Bros. gallery. tt
Mr.. ]. S. Rushton is now clerking
at Figures & McLemore's.
Clarence Williams is now with
the Southern Express Company.
For rent, a dwelling on West |
Sixth street. w. S. FLEMING. J
17-3t. t.r.-
The Trade Palace is giving free
concerts now with their gramo-
phone.
Good saddle and harness horse for
sale cheap. Apply to @. FIELDEN,
the Photographer. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Lander have
moved to the McCord residence, on
West Sixth street.
w. II. Wilkes can rent or sell you
the best of organs and pianos. See
him before buying. tt
Mr.. ]. D. Wright had his left hand
badly mashed while working at the
depot one day last week.
Sol Gross, the "Bee Hive" man,
has a list of good Christmas bar
gains in this weeks HERALD.
Parents desiring their children in
structed in Latin, should apply to
dec3 st REV. w. ID. wendell.
Woodbridge & Irvine have pur-
chased a large new graphaphone,
which can be heard free for the
calling.
. That little subscription account
you owe the HERALD, if paid, would
:, enable us to enjoy Christmas all the
n more.
o A full line of all kinds of fresh
: canned goods, cheese, crackers, etc.
i at Bucks Fruit Stand. 1t
y Mr.. lines Dobbins has accepted q
g position with the Simmons Hard
n ware Co., of st. Louis, and will be
y gin the New Year in his new tielc
e of labor. We hope he will find thu
t. work in his new territory boil
pleasant and profitable, for certain
W iy no young man in Columbia Il
S, more richly deserving of success.
ie You can get anything you want il
le the line of furniture, carpets AM
W wall paper at r. L. Weakley's, %
North Summer street, Nashville
Tenn. II
A wise man considers stock, fms
and price. A foolish man consider
nd price. I have the three right o
at cemetery work. Call and be cor
WINGED. S. P. PAYNE,
Telephone 81. Columbia, Tenn.
THE COLUMBIA HERALD, til
Memphis Commercial Appeal, an
Bob Taylor's Tales" all for SIP
How would that do for a Christina
present? Or for that matter, thrt
~ Christmas presents, giving the fir
~, III to your mother, the second to yol
~; 49,; father, the third to your sister
wy somebody else's sister. All for$l.2
"Ole Mistis brought sob from Il
heart of the world" says the Gel
brated authoress, Octave Than'
"All his stories are beautiful al
the atmosphere is delightful" S
adds. Songs and Stories Fro
SI, Tennessee, by John Trotwo
Moore. A beautiful Christm
lall present to send a friend.
Dap decl0 At WOODBRIDGE q IRWIN
ant Frank Borum will leave the fl
of the year to make his future hol
- in Nashville-when he is not on t
road-having accepted place W
the Deering Machine Co, Columl
is the loser when such young n
ter as Frank BOrum leave for oil
in fields of labor; and this is
Jar another illustration of the lame
nful able truth that the cities continue
yere drain the towns of their best BIT
ues- ness young men.
NeV' Cream cakes, marshmallow car
ter honey cakes, tea cakes, vanilla
me fer cakes-in fact all kinds of cak
72nd come and buy cheap for Christm
for BUCK, the fruit and candy kite
ace, man, corner S. Main and 9Th st.
aGe, OF Trotwood's book the Kar
Wiz City Monthly says: There is
rave much of tenderness, of pathos,
humor in the stories, that the re
er swings between a smile an
n f. tear while he reads them. HI
ven after there must be new divis
were of literary laurels in the Sou
and A great holiday present. Buy
terry, of WOODBRIDGE & IRWIN
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