The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-11-04
AROUND TOWN.

lays mas Deen exceptionally pTeIty'
Abbott & Buchanan will have in a
fresh supply of grapes Saturday. 1t
The street sprinkler has ceased
operation until the blue birds come
again.
Oscar Dortch has accepted a posi-
ton to travel for Belknap " Co., of
louisville.
Buttered popcorn and fresh roas.
ted peanuts at Bucks Ocean Candy
Store. 1t
Earl Voss, who has been sick for
some weeks, we are glad to report
improving.
Horace Thomas, of Bigbyville,
has entered MessrS. Shoup q Balls
school for boys.
Cabinet photos, best work, groups
or any, 81 per doz. Young & Evans.
Mrs. w. w. Dennis we regret to
report, is quite i'll at her residence
on Ninth street.
DR.. J. H. Wilkes, accompanied by |
a party from Mt. Pleasant, is off on
deer hunt this week.
Do you want your clothes to fit?
We make clothes that fit.
If MAURICE, the Tailor.
See that you have your poll-tax
receipts and registration certifi
Gates, Democrats!
Circuit Court will convene next
Monday week, Nov. II, with Judge
Holding presiding.
A full line of infants caps and
wraps at Mrs. NJ. f. WilliamsOn's
Millinery Emporium. If
Miss Hettie Hite, who has been
boarding with Mrs. w. B. DObbins,
is now with Mrs. j. b. wilkins.
Mr.. G. H. Wallace is building a
residence on the lot on corner of
Garden and Fifth streets.
} Attention will be attracted to you
l.. as a well dressed man, If you wear
. clothes made by
If MAURICE, the Tailor.
5 Mr.. J. Rosenthal, the enterprising
clothier, has furnished the police
force with new fall uniforms.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers, the "Shoe Store
man, is making some special prices
on shoes. See lad" on seventh page.
/, We are not the only pebbles, but
don't fail to see our stock before you
v purchase. JAMES BROS.
oct2S2t
Abbott & Buchanan have place.
d an attractive awning around theiI
stand, corner Eighth and South
l. Main streets.
l. Mrs. Izora Cecil Andrews ha
o taken rooms with Mrs. w. B. Dob
n bins on West Sixth street, and will
move there next week.
20 Have you purchased your new fal
III hat yet? If not, see those prett
D. styles at Mrs. NJ. E. williamson
If
- The friends of Mr.. John A. Walk
~ er, who has been quite ill, will b
~ glad to hear that he is improving
u Miss Annie Walker has also bee
M sick for the past week, but is no.
Of improving.
LosT-Gold cross, with initia
r. "W. r." engraved on it, Findt
at will please return to this office. 1t
lie Miss Mary Sue Aydelo:t, who hi
been connected with the store
ak McKennOn, Anderson d Foster (,
ut. several years, left Tuesday for Nasl
at Vile, where she has accepted a pos
nd ton as glove filter in the large sto
of Cashier d Knott, recently esta
lished there. Miss Lavalla Full
will take Miss Aydelott's place
boa McKennon, Anderson d Fosters.
Zee Our stock is not the only one
f town, but see our goods before Y,
buy. An elegant stock of weddi
presents, new and novel.
oct28.2t JAMES BROS
as. The Louisville Courier-J Journal
in last Tuesday contained portri
and lengthy sketch of Mr.. j. I. Hi
ahan, a former citizen of this plaC
eie who eight years ago assumed the |
sition of Second Vice President
Mr.. the Illinois Central Railroad, viii
ken position he has held ever sin
having full charge of the traffic a
IN operating departments of that gre
system.
DR.. A. o. Kennedy, who has bt
|. absent great deal for the last S,
and eral months, on account of sickn
)rk- n his family, will be regularly
Co his b lsiness from now on, and te
ay1 phone or verbal messages left W
/ of Barr & Cakes or Geo. s. Alec
for will be received and promptly
Iged tended to.
o. Mr.. Horace Rainey, one Of Ma
County's enterprising fruit grow
brought to the HERALD office
week two specimens of his cultiva
mia. Japanese Persimmons. These |
20, simmons are like the conn
, at variety found in this country,
the cept that they are a great
orv larger, and when ripe look like
nre: red tomatoes. The two specim
by's showed us weigh IL pounds,
the larger Of them measures ele
inst inches in circumference.
pes. Election DaV