The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-08-05
AROUND TOWN.

lauIou hOt W ldue' Dung & Evans. !
If
The l.. & n. railroad is laying
new crossing on South High street.
Chancery Court convened Tues
day, but adjourned until next Tues
day.
ore-house for rent. Desirable
locality. Apply tn this Office.
aug5 st
Messrs. Will Raglan and Henry
Stevens have gone to Texas to live.
Miss Sallie Friel, of this city, will
begin a school at Southport Monday.
During the storm Monday, light
ming struck tree at the Arsenal,
shattering it badly.
For rent, a nice residence on West
Sixth street; six rooms, kitchen, els
tern, etc. Apply at the HERALD
office. If
Latch Thomas, colored, is in Jail
on the charge of forging orders on J.
d. Blount q Co., at the depot.
Major Greer has placed cleo trio
fans in the factory at the Arsenal,
adding greatly to the comfort of the
hands.
Several watermelon patches, corn
fields, pumpkins, fences, etc., have
been seen floating down Duck River
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Gresham have
moved to the house on South High
street, formerly occupied by MS.
VOORHEES,.
When writing to Wade & Loggins.
Principals of the Dickson Normal
College, concerning this school,
mention the HERALD 2t
William Henry Trousdale Camp
and Leondias Polk Btvouac held
their regular monthly meeting a
the Courthouse Monday.
1t will be good news to Miss Sallie
AndersOn's many friends to hear
that she will again be in the Athe-
naeum faculty next session.
Charley Stuart, colored, was tried
before Judge Erwin this week on
; the charge of gaming, and was sent
to the work-house for 30 days.
2 Splendid advantages in all depart
= ments-Normal. Scientific, Classic,
g Commercial. Music. Elocution, ETC.,
= in Dickson Normal College. 2t
DR.. J. r. Meadors has moved his
office from the Akin building to the
Office formerly occupied by Dr..
Hazel Padgett next to the G. p.
= Church.
The faculty of the Dickson Nor
NAL College is composed of Is ex-
perienced teachers, all in the prime
of life and each specialist in his
line. 2t
9 Lafayette chapter, No. of Royal
v Arch MasOns will have a stated con-
n vocation next Monday night, August
. 8, at I 80 o'clock in the Masonic tenn
2 pie, for business of Importance
t Miss Mollie Baird has rented the
WhitthOrne place, corner West
. Seventh and High streets, and aftel
making some Improvements on the
building, will open school for chill
dren Sept. 8.
The First Tennessee boys at CamE
Merritt are sure enough soldier,
4 now. The old friend of the soldier
/ boy, the itch" has made it's ap.
pearance among them, in ligh
10TH, however,.
A train. load of sick and wounded
y soldiers, VINO took part in the cam
paign against Santiago, passed
; through Columbia early last FRIDAY
T. morning Ell route to the hospital at
% % Newport News, Ky.
a Miss Baird's School will open Sept
If 3, in the Whitthorne house, corner
of 7th and High streets. For further
a particulars apply % or address,
t. Miss BAIRD,
e aug ct Columbia, Tenn.
je Pride, the little son of Mr.. ant
3 Mrs, Jesse Tomhnson, was playin.
lie leap frog Monday, and fell an(
7r broke one or his arms. But at hi
age it won't take it long to mend.
Miss Blanca Czapski is expecte,
J. tomorrow, and will be the guest o
ia Miss Emma ID. Smith. Mis-
l. Czapski will have charge of the pri
" mary classes Of the Atheneum mex
~ session.
u Judge f. E Erwin is becoming
. quite popular as a splicer of nuptia
o. ties. He has tied number of low
80 knots recently, and his patrons sa!
nc he does his work with "neatness an
40 40 despatch"
I'd During the past week the light
ming has burned out" about siXt
X telephone boxes for the Citizen
q Telephone Company, and the win
81. has also blown down number {
. wires and poles.
The horse purchased for Col.
M. Hughes by his friends will b
shipped to him at Fort Thomas, Ky
tomorrow. The Colonel will n
I doubt take just pride in the hone
] that has been conferred upon hil
4 by his home people.
DR.. M. P. Merrill has moved
st. the Pillow cottage on West Sixt
street, and the Cottage vacated b
him, next to Mr.. f. d. Lander's, he
been rented by Rev. w. A. PROVING
who will move there as soon
some repairs have been made.
Last Monday was real "fir
Monday" day. Being so near Il
as election, a larger crowd was brOugl
Ills to town than might have been othe
ep wise, and the air was filled wit
IL. politics and the politicians were fu