The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-10-28
AROUND TOWN.

Fresh cocOanuts at Bucks Ocean
Candy Store. 1t
Snow fell earlier this year than it
has since 1873.
Hugh Fariss has been on the sick
list this week, threatened with
fever.
Cabinet photos, best work, groups
or any, 81 per doz. Young & Evans.
If
Mr. 7. E. Gordon, who has been
i'll at his home on West Sixth street,
is improving.
Do you want your clothes to fit?
! We make clothes that fit.
If MAURICE, the Tailor.
The Cumberland Telephone Com |
pany has issued handsome new
exchange list.
The HERALD extends congratula-
tions to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene An
dersOn upon the arrival of a beauti.
full daughter at their home.
A full line of infants caps and
wraps at Mrs. NJ. r. Williamson's
Millinery Emporium. If
Mrs. Eugene LOchridge has been
quite ill at the home of her parents
at Goodwin for several days.
Watson & Balm have commenced
erecting their new bricklstore house,
, and the work is being pushed rapid
ly.
. Attention will be attracted to you
=, as a we'll dressed man, il you wear
t clothes made by
If MAURICE, the Tailor.
e A heavy, killing frost appeared
" yesterday morning, and the last YES
q tiges of summer are rapidly passing
e. away.
t. 1t showed last Wednesday morn
r. ing. Not much nor very long. But
'e it showed, and snow in October is a
~ very rare thing in these parts.
We are not the only pebbles, but
don't fail to see our stock before you
purchase. JAMES BROS.
e. oct2S Ut
rys The soldier boys had a calorit
time in the old town Wednesday
= and distributed liberal coat of car.
~ mine over the city.
Have you purchased your new fal
hat yet? If not, see those pretty
styles at Mrs. NJ. K. Williamson's.
If
u Mr.. John A. Walker has beer
r. quite ill for the past week at hi
- home on South Garden street. Hi
many friends wish for him speedy
Or" recovery.
Losr-Gold cross, with initial
80 wv. r." engraved on it. Finde
MI will please return to this office. 1t
Messfs. E. 1. Joyce, Jas. B. Gran
berry, H. l.. Martin, John s. Brow
and Henry Pointer have returne
from fishing trip on Lick Greek
,.d Abbott & Buchanan have just re
ceived a fresh lot of Concord grapes
New York Baldwin, Snow and Tor
ply Hawkins apples. 1t
James Bros opening the pas
week has been a decided success
. The numerous pretty articles
act iewelry, diamonds, glassware an
asst bric-a. brac have been the attrat
his tions for many admiring eyes.
OF Our stock is not the only one
tor town, but see our goods before yO
at. buy. An elegant stock of weddil
ma presents, new and novel.
in oct28.2t JAMES BROS.
airy Messrs. Hugh Blair and Lloy
sni Whitehead have bought out Il
~, ~, fruit and lunch stand of Thweatt
II 10 Morton, on West 18th street. M
-. Thweatt has gone to Chattanoog
inr where he has accepted a positio
One If you want something fresh al
ON fine, drop in at Bucks Ocean Cant
ract Store, corner South Main al
line Eighth streets, and get some
the those nice home made candies. II
:. T. Rev. J. H. Thompson and FAM
'ict, will move soon to the Porter hOu
lird on the corner of Sixth and Hi
l45 streets, which is being newly pail
Their ed and otherwise improved. Mr..
leys l.. Prewett, who is now living
in Culleoka, will move to the house
Sixth street, where Mr.. ThOmps
1ent now resides.
AVE DR.. A. o. Kennedy, who has be
two absent great deal for the last 81
res, eral months, on account of sickn
in his family, will be regularly
lsed his business from now on, and tie
Ned- phone or verbal messages left W
ana Barr & Cakes or Geo. s. Alec
TO will be received and promptly
H. tended to.
:. J. ---
IS, to New Grocery Opened!
case We have opened up our new grocC
Wild with full line of the best and fresl