The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-01-01
AROUND TOWN.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers has the grip.
Mrs. Barnett has houses for rent

Mr.. j. P. Street is on the sick list
this week.
The Mcdowell school gives holt
day until Jan. 4, 1897.
Moved, next door to post office.
1t A. D. FRIERSON.
w. P. Woodbridge and Miss Louise
have been on the sick list this week.
J. p. McGaw, Jr., is a victim of la
grippe this week, but is getting from
under.
Desirable frame dwelling on North
Garden st. for rent. Apply to l.
Barker. If
Mrs. G. II. Looney has been in the
clutches of the grip, but is improv-
ing.
Little Elmer Wooten is quite sick,
with a high fever and threatened
with pneumonia.
For sALE.-A fine organ, good |
condition, suitable for the parlor or |
Sunday-school Can be seen at |
Frank H. Smiths factory. dec252t |
F. NJ. Nichols is extra police in
place of Officer r. H. Guest, whose
sad accident we noted in last weeks
paper.
Leonidas Polk Bivouac of Con-
federate Veterans will meet in the
courthouse next Monday.
For RENT-Dwelling with five
rooms and pantry, good cistern, n.
Garden st. Apply to Voss Bros. If
, Mr.. w. A. Howard is soaring in
the realms of happiness this week,
over the arrival of a nine pound boy
, at his house.
5 Mr.. Joseph Zanone and family,
! who have been living on 18th street
= for several months, will move to
= Nashville this week, to make that
+ place their future home.
5 When you want a first-class shave,
j hair cut or bath, call at Shuneman d
> Tiller's barber shop, next door to the
$ Phoenix Bank. If.
4 I r. G. Johnson, principal of the
=" colored school at New Decatur, Ala,
has been spending the holidays with
his family here, and will return
Sunday.
1t is always pleasure to receive a
=, letter from Brother II. j. Duncan.
u u He is situated at Taylor, Texas, now,
y and writes in his characteristic
% 20 Wien of goodhumor, good sense, and
>. good fellowship.
er Don't miss seeing Hoyt's latest
e farce comedy, "A Black Sheep" al
20 the Opera House next Thursday
ID night, Jan. Z; it will be one of the
m greatest attractions eyer seen in Co
RI lumbia. 1t
lie Regularly for the last twelve
it years, Mrs. Elizabeth Gartner, O.
ly this city, has received every Christ
mas barrel of fine apples, from
some friend in McMinnville; anC
she was not forgotten this year.
at Celebrate the New Year by payinI
ng your back subscription to the HER
he AID. Do you know who we meal
ye when we say you. If you have re
ne ceived a statement from us in tn
ne last month or two, then we mea
off YOU if not we mean somebody else
lis Wanted, eleven Poland Chin
tn brood sows; must weigh 200 pounds
and be not over two years old. "
D. Gillespie, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. tt
Miss Annie Lou Houser request
asst the HERALD to tender her heartfe
OF thanks to the subscribers of til
he Citizens Telephone Company fC
an the nice Christmas present give
lc- her. The present was SIS in none.
er- and was presented to her IN recogn
Vn, ton of the efficient service she Ia
nd given the subscribers of the e,
Ia change.
81 The Clara Schumann Orchestra
i in composed of twelve beautiful your
Iu ladies. They are all artists of mer
r. IT, and deserve the patronage of ever
~ lover of high class music. At tt
b 80 Opera House, this afternoon and t
ow night. lie
Is a Mrs. f. G. Dexter received duril
md Christmas beautiful specimen
the handiwork of very aged lad
Mrs. Sarah Il. Reed of Pittsfiel
Mass. Mrs. Reed has passed h
eighty-ninth birthday and the e
quisitely embroidered linen cent
piece, sent to Mrs. Dexter, was o.
w of seventeen which she had compl
v. ted for the seasons gifts. Mrs. Re,
v has never worn glasses.
Ed Hendley says that Hoy
Comedy, "a Black Sheep turn
ced people away for twelve weeks
ter Chicago, and that it is the funnit
edit show, and has more pretty girls
hat the square in it, than any combir
ASH ton travelling. l