The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-14
AROUND TOWN.


The moon was in partial eclipse
last Friday night.
Mr.. w. A. Voss has recovered |
from a spell of sickness.
Cabinet Photos $1.OO per dozen at
Fielden Bros gallery. If
Mrs. Mary Young, who lives at
the Arsenal, is dangerously ill.
For RENT.-Cottage on North
Garden street. w. S. FLEMING
1t
Mrs. E. D. Grigsby has moved to
the Dorsett place on West Seventh
street.
The friends of Mr.. Joe M. Tucker
will be glad to hear that he is much
improved.
Satterfield & Dodson are moving
part of their stock into the old post
office building.
1t cures others and will stop your
cold if you use Woodbridge & Irvine's
Grip and Cold Tablets. 1t
Geo. w. Hayes, Esq, has moved
back to his old office in the Whit
thorne block.
Mr.. Johnson Davis and family
have moved back to the country,
and are living on Bear Creek.
Mr.. w. p. Hardin and family
have moved from Bigbyville to the
Walker place on the Santa Fe pike.
. Mr.. Joe Lee, formerly of this
county, but who has been in Nash
= Vile for the past two years, is now
n clerkIag at A. B. Rains drug store.
For SALE, Poland China hogs and
- pure Bronze turkeys.
ian14-5t F. WAKEFIELD.
Sheriff Lee and Deputy White, of
O Rutherford county, were here this
- week on the search of Dave Jack
y son, colored, who is charged with
l. murder.
Y, Mr.. II. G. Britain has bought the
r. interest of Earl Voss in the firm oil
g, Tucker & Voss, and the firm will
n, hereafter be known as Tucker and
of Britain.
~ w. Il. Wilkes can rent or sell you
E. the best of organs and pianos. Set
ar him before buying. tt
VI Sid Evans was arrested last weel
le on a charge of assault with attemp
~ to commit murder on Will Dunbar
y, on New Years day. The trial will
come up before Judge Erwin to
III morrow. Both parties are negroes
ns For the best bronze turkeys o
of Poland China hogs to be found
write to S. w. Warfield; he guaran
id tees satisfaction. dec3l-St
ng Columbia Lodge No. 3, I. o. o. F
ny conferred the iniatory degree upo
lis one candidate and the second degre
ng upon another, in their hall on Soutl
er. Main street, last Tuesday night. Al
forwards an elegant supper wa
of spread and greatly enjoyed by thos
10. in attendance.
al, When wanting nice, clean shaw
lie and artistic hair cut at populs
ere prices, call on the two wills
at Will Murray and Will Tuck
S. Bethel House, main entrance. tt
re- Mr.. d. G. Phelan, the dealer
Mr. musical instruments, being one
gle "Trotwood's" many friends, WI
ma kind enough to loan for Prof. Me
y" rill's Trotwood Recital this evenin
one of his sweetest toned Baldw
an pianos. 1t will be heard to advan
Viii age this evening under the skillf
Mr.. touch of Mrs. Fulton and Mi
of Herndon.
AXE You can get anything you want
L. the line of furniture, carpets al
p. wall paper at r. L. Weakley's,
ing. North Summer street, Nashvil
esI- Tenn. Il
l. Mr.. Arthur McPhee, of Barre, Y
has recently come to Columbia a
accepted employment with S.
L. Payne. Mr.. McPhee is a practi(
It = granite cutter, and as an eviden
and Of his skill we refer the public to t
in monument in the Zion Church cen
the terry erected to the memory of
the late w. G. Jones, and to the folio
OF ing monuments in Rose Hill Cen
terry: In memory of Geo. P. Fri
son, u. r. Gillespie, G. w. Stocka
Mr.. Payne, as these monuments "
show, is prepared to do flrst-cli
work, and at most reasonable pric
ness and persons desiring monum,
l at work should address him at