The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-01-08
AROUND TOWN.
Mrs. Barnett has 2 houses for rent

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your New Year resolution?
James Hardin, of Spring Hill, is
now with tile Bethel House.
Moses Lazarus has moved from
Garden to South Main street.
Maury Chapter Royal Arch Ma
sous will meet next Monday night.
The Columbia Lodge of MasOns
will meet in regular session next
Thursday evening.
For sale or trade: A good bell,
suitable for school or church.
jan82t. f. H. SMITH.
Leonidas Polk Bivouac had its
regular monthly meeting at the
courthouse last Monday.
La grippe is an epidemic in this
town and county. 1t makes some
people mighty sick, but we have
heard of no deaths from it.
Desirable frame dwelling on North
Garden st. for rent. Apply to L.
Barker. If
Mcdowell School opened Monday
Jan. I, with full attendance. Sew
various grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. FAIRIES, who
have been living on 9th street, have
moved to the Bigbyville neighbour
hood.
Wanted, eleven Poland China
brood sows; must weigh 200 pounds,
and be not over two years old. w.
D. Gillespie, Nj. Pleasant, Tenn. If
West Graham (colored) who drove
Ashton Bros. flour wagon, died at
his residence in this city last We'd
nesday night.
The Columbia Lodge of Masons
gave a sumptuOus supper IN the
Masonic hall last Friday night.
About forty persons outside of the
lodge members were fed.
For RENT-Dwelling with five
rooms and pantry, good cistern, n.
Garden st. Apply to Voss Bros. If
After boring to distance of 81
feet, water has been struck on the
lot where the creamery is to be
built. 1t is thought that by going
20 feet deeper a sufficiency of water
will be found to furnish the cream
cry.
When you want a first-class shave,
hair cut or bath, call at Shuneman &
Tiller's barber shop, next door to the
Phoenix Bank. If.
Through the kindness of their
general agent, Mr.. Charles Frank
lin, Messrs. L. H. Beal & Son, Of
Westfield, Mass, have presented us
with beautiful ruler and nice per
holder. We return our thanks to
the firm, and doubly so to theil
gentlemanly and hustling agent
Mr.. Franklin.
Call and settle your account a.
: once; don't wait for us to beg yor
for what belongs to us. This means
YOU if your account is unpaid.
.. If James Bros.
Unce Sans mail service is moth
ing to be proud of, when it takes 0
letter one week to come from An
, drews to Columbia. Our cores
| pondent's letter, postmarked An
drews, Dec. 81, 1896, reached tht
t HERALD office January 3, 1897. w,
, hope the approaching change will
improve matters.
Lost, an ostrich feather boa, be
y tween Dobbins & Ewing's store ant
E. w. CANDLES residence. Tn
> finder will be literally rewarded b!
returning same to Mrs. f. LrviI
Joyce. If
= Mr.. owen Brashear left Monda,
= for Columbia, Tenn, to take posi-
r ton with drug firm of that city a
head pharmacist. Owen was a pre-
d. scriptionist of this place for severa
= years and was for more than a yea
in charge Of the Masonic Tempt
r drug store. He is most eXemplar,
= and capable young business maj
and we take pleasure in commend
5 ing him to the people of the city O
= his adOption.-Blue- Grass Clipper
D.. Ky.
: For observation-disclosures on st
: street near Garden; brick cottag
!. corner 9th and Garden; offices o
S Garden. w. S. FLEMING. 1t
y Read what the Boston Times say
;, about the May Davenport Burlesqu
y Company, who appear here to-mO1
: row for one night only. "a larg
= and enthusiastic crowd last nigh
!, witnessed the May Davenport Bul
. lesque Company at the Academy
If applause tells the story, tn
show was enjoyed highly by tn
e audience and will pack the house tn
: remainder of the week. The con
pany is good. A great man
l. new features and the girls were yer
l. pretty"
. Read what the Nashville Su
q says: 1.-THE Black Trilby' Con
- pany, which is composed entirely (
II negroes, and talented ones at tina
:; delighted large audience at tn
u Grand Opera House last night. TIL
= play, like many that have passe
u through here this season, is a fare
= comedy of the farciest kind, and
~ filled from beginning to end wit
70 delightful musical and other spt
~ cialties of novel kind. The song
u are sung as only negroes can sin
% them. Several of the situations al
y exceedingly laughable and the al
~ dience enjoyed it immensely"
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