The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-05-28
AROUND TOWN.

market.
Blackberry winter" paid us
another visit this week.
See our premium purchase tickets.
may28 Ut w. j. CAKES.
Mrs. ]. r. Williamson, we are
sorry to report, is seriously ill.
Circuit Court Clerk Embry has
been on the sick list this week.
Nat Wilkes now has position in
the Farmers q Merchants Bank.
Henry Davis, from Carriers Creek,
is now behind the counter at Rains
| drug store.
Fine fruits and lunch at Bucks
fruit and lunch stand, South Main
street. 1t
Hope Rebeckah Lodge, I. o. O. F.,
has changed its time of meeting to
the second and fourth Friday nights
of each month.
Mr. John Rea and family have
moved from South Main street to
the residence on Sixth street for
merly occupied by G. E. McEwen.
Mr.. S. P, Payne has had his mar
bic establishment newly painted and
it would repay anyone to take look
> at the statuary work in his yard.
: Read J. P. Street & Co.'S. special
: ads for binder Irvine, machine oil,
; lace leather, gum packing, endless
; thresher belts, etc. 1t
Y Officer VOss will begin inspecting
the Fourth Ward Monday. Fourth
Ward folks had better clean up be-
fore he gets there.
Mr.. II. J. Tucker has rented the
= Rankin building on South Main
street near the square, and will open
~ grocery store about the 10th of
June.
he A carriage belonging to Mr.. James
I. West, which was in good condi-
II ton and formerly cost $500, sold at
a auction on the square Monday for
IS $40. Newt Due was the purchaser.
u If you want to select from the
e finest assortment of tobacco in town,
IL 90 to Bucks fruit stand, S. Main
street. 1t.
r The Kings Daughters will give
their annual picnic to the children
"a of the Industrial school tomorrow
Of in Mrs. n. b. Sheppard's grove, or
n, the Hampshire pike.
r. j. w. Johnson, who has beer
tn teaching at Roger Williams Uni
e. versitv, Nashville, has returned
IS. home for the summer vacation.
1ee The county pump" in the court
10 house hall has been finished, an(
u, the thirsty countryman, when he
ed comes to town, can now drink pur,
IS, cstern water at his own sweet will.
't9I The roof on Mr.. Geo. A. Dooley'
"a - kitchen, on the Bigbyville pike
gu gu caught fire last Saturday morning
C Cot and was damaged to the extent o
~ ~ about $25, which is covered by in
ho surance.
,as A fine life size crayon and in
A. portrait given with every $40 wort
ION of goods. w. j. CAKES. Mays
mp Albert Wingfield, colored, Will
'olS at work on the sewer on South Hig
ing street Wednesday, was thrown int
ry- the ditch by one of the large rocl
len slipping, and had one of his arm
lis broken.
ing William Miller, a fourteen-yea
eet old negro boy preacher, of Memphi
esl- Saturday, preaching from the tex
on Marvel not, We must be borne
~ again"
! "f Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McLemO
y %s will break up housekeeping the fir
80 of June, and will board with MI
'o0' w. B. Dobbins. Mr.. and MI
Frank Everett will move to Il
house now occupied by Mr.. M
LemOre.
car If YOU want something rich al
ices delicious and right up-to-date,
for down to Bucks and try one of |
you cream phosphates out of that ne
81 90 fount. Il
LOO West q Nichols, the undertakes
l'00 have Just purchased and recelV
20 an elegant new rubber-tired bear
% and fine pall-bearers wagon OF t
70 latest and finest make. They
.25 now qualified and prepared to 81
.O3 the very best service their busint
20 calls for.
J.. The newly appointed election co
'''' missioners met and took the oath
office last Monday, and organic
by electing Mai. Jno. Il. Villa
tart son as chairman. The other t
n commissioners are Marcus Fran
own of Mt. Pleasant, and l.. w. Black
rted Columbia.
very Shamberger & Co., have bOul
AIDED out the Perfection Stave q Ban
pted Co., near the depot, and will ma
the facture barrels and do general
lsson duce business. The firm will hi
the an office in Frierson & Embl
a top store, and Mr.. L. f. Callen(
deep formerly of Gallatin, will be ma
er ger.
aSodd Mr.. e. r.. Zuccarello, who lives
a tho on the Santa Fe pike, brought
VIC first load of home-raised cabbage
town last Friday. There were
heads in the load, and some of tn
n. weighed as much as five and
,,ioI pounds. White q Daimwood |
,;i"rs chased the entire lot and spec,
ny - tho disposed of them to their custom
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