The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05
AROUND TOWN.

ill, is somewhat improved.
Messrs. Nat Jones and Jonas
Erwin will collect the back taxes.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. j. Tucker last Friday night.
Yesterday was one of those pretty
days for which March is not noted.
blue Seal" is the best, Ever
Bright" is close second. mch5 It
Mrs. Robert Pillow, who has been
i'll with the grip for several days, is
better.
Lafayette Chapter of Masons will
meet in the Masonic hall next Mon
day night.
DR.. William Austin Smith says
that on March fourth Cleveland
marched forth.
Mr.. ALI Nicholson is improving
rapidly, and was able to be out in
town this week.
Mr.. Will Ridley was able to be in
town Tuesday for the first time
since his illness.
1t is wee little girl baby at his
house that makes Shuneman, the
barber, smile so.
The temperature fell to II degrees
above zero in several places in Co.
lumbia last Sunday.
Mrs. Jonathan Digger, who has
been sick for some time, is still in a
dangerous condition.
We publish elsewhere four verses
of poetry, headed, "Be Careful
What You Say" Read it.
The Racket is making a run on
some mighty good ink at mighty
low prices; try a sample.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkes, who has
been sick for the past week, is still
quite i'll though somewhat improved.
March opened last Monday with a
typical March day, the wind and
dust being very disagreeable.
Tom Cochran, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. L. Cochran, has just
recovered from an attack of pneu-
monia.
]. II. Fry has gone to Columbia
where he has position in a carriage
establishment. He may move his
family later on.
The friends of Mr.. E. H. Hatcher
will be glad to hear that he has been
mending rapidly since he left on his
fishing trip to Florida.
Mr.. James McGaw, who has been
seriously ill for some time at his
home in West End, still continues
| in a Uarxy fanhla onnHifinn
Mrs. L. w. Aston, of Nashville
who was called here by the death
of her sister, Mrs. Chaffin, has beer
quite ill since with pneumonia.
Alb Adkisson, a merchant at Col
umbia, was here last week with q
view of locating.-Lynville Cores
pendent to Giles County Record.
Messrs. H. G. Evans, Jr., Low,
Webb, j. B. CRANBERRY and Rober
CRANBERRY were elected members o.
the Century Club this week.
Beware of imitations-there is NJ
genuine QUAKER BREAD tina
does not bear our trade (L-V) mark
LEONHARD q Voss,
1t "The Old Reliable Bakers"
Eugene Ragsdale, who has beel
attending medical college in NeN
York City, has been quite sick late
ly, and is expected home by Marc
20.
Tramps are getting very numer
Gus and troublesome about town
: and the authorities have had a mum
Der of them at work on the street
this week.
f The suffering public was greatl
/ pleased last Tuesday by having tn
fire department sprinkle the streets
: By-the-way, isn't it about time tn
3 street sprinkler was starting up.
e We have secured the services G
5 Mr.. VIM. Tuck, late of Cincinnati
r physiognomical hair cutter, capilla
Ty abridger and Uranium manipula
tor. Call at Shuneman & Tiller's. t
Ed McKennon is back in th
grocery and produce business again
/ He is in new house with a ne'
0 stock, at Sheppard's old stand, i
e the forks of the Mt. Pleasant an
Hampshire pixies. Give him a call
e he will treat you right.
A small store house belonging t
: Wolf Alexander, situated just sout
2 of the Fair Grounds, was burned {
r the ground last Monday night. Th
). store had been occupied by famil
: as a residence up to last Friday
0 when they moved away. Incel
:, diarism is supposed to have been tn
,, cause of the fire.
Rains, the druggist, is making
> great run on wall paper and paints
|. 1t is wonderful how they can max
= the pretty wall paper he has and Sc
y it at the price he does. See his ha
> column card on the fifth pag,
Z Rains, like Stuart, of New York, in
y creases his advertising space as h
! business increases.
| have a number of fine mont
+ ments, tablet and headstones
d. stock. These are modern and we
= proportional designs. Stock an
r finish a number one. Call or writ
n for "cut throat" prices.
+ s. p. PAYNE,
# If Successor to Payne d Hill.
& Mrs. Jane Dabbs, who was sci
e fenced to the penitentiary for seve
years from LEWIS county, has take
an appeal to the Supreme Cour
V and was brought back to Columb
e this week and lodged in the Maul
h County Jail. Mrs. Dabbs was col
victed of numbering her ten-yea
old child and then placing its boo
d under the house and burning it up,