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

Mr.. Jos. H. James has been on the
sick list this week.
Make somebody else thankful on
Thanksgiving Day.
Give White Bros. your orders for
Thanksgiving turkeys. 1t
An advertisement in the HERALD
means success to the business man.
The chrysanthemum is utterly
beautiful, but it isn't worth scent.
LosT:-Pair of spectacles, with
name on case. Return to HERALD
office. w. F. HOLMAN. 1t
Mr.. A. ]. Cow Nichols was on
the sick list this week, but is now
able to be out again.
Messrs. Dobbins & Ewing, the
hardware merchants, have an
attractive lad" on the eighth page
this week.
Congratulations are due Mr.. and
Mrs. Cal Fieldeu upon the arrival
of handsome young gentleman at
their home.
On account of the rain last Sun
, day, visitors at Camp Hamilton
were scarce, and in consequence the
boys were quite lonely.
L Next Thursday night, Nov. "a, a
5 7 O'Clock, Columbia Lodge, No. 81
= of Free and Accepted Masons, will
hold stated meeting in the Ma
. sonic Temple.
Mr.. A. b. Rains has had tw,
handsome signs erected over hi
drugstore on West Seventh street
These signs were made in New
York, and are very attractive an
pretty.
If you want something nice fo
that Thanksgiving dinner, call Il
Bucks Ocean and get some of tina
fine, crisp Kalamazoo Celery
!, Other nice things for the Thanks
= giving table at the Ocean" 1t
T. An unfortunate accident occurre
4 at James Bros jewelry store la
- Monday evening. One of the shelvt
in the show window, which was Ii
.e dened with costly articles of glass
90 ware, china and jewelry, gave wa
smashing up a number of the piece
TX County Court Clerk A. L. Thomt
'.' has been confined to his home
le Hurricane the past week, on accoul
of an injury inflicted to his TO
OF about two weeks ago. The injury
a not serious, however, and his frien
is hope to see him back in his accu
toned place in few days.
NO If the flow of fortune has fatt,
ms your storehouse and stall, while
ebb has barred the sill of your neig
a boris granary, and swept the Ia
is morsel from his table, while thin
a remain so, you cannot appropriated
he or acceptably, participate in a 81
vice of Observation-Disclosures
Presbyterian.
Rains drug store was the mec
lg- for many admirers of the beautit
ST. on last Thursday and Friday,
we occasion being the opening of no
day goods at this popular store. L
20. handsome cut-glass articles and
many other pretty specimens
wedding and holiday ware were
feast to the eyes and exquisite to
9nt hold.
ur- DR.. A. o. Kennedy, who has be
an, absent great deal for the last 81
ltll eral months, on account of sickn
Ity. in his family, will be regularly
me his business from now on, and tt
OF phone or verbal messages left W
'gl- Barr & Cakes or Geo. S. Alec
the will be received and promptly
mt tended to.
,o "9 Every person should read
N Un Howlett's paper on the Prevent
I ooo of Typhoid Fever in Maury Count
009 to be found elsewhere in these
ums. DR.. Hewlett gives some c.
mon-se advice regarding the |
vention of this dread disease, WI
han should be needed by everyone.
giving these papers to the put
N. With the hope that they may impT
the public health, the Maury Cou
Medical Association should
,or heartily commended.