The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-08-26
AROUND TOWN.

IT
Van Lancaster is i'll with fever at
his home in North Columbia.
Charley Dodson is treating the
new Jail to fresh coat of paint.
The front of Dobblns & Ewing's
store has been given new coat of
paint.
John Wisener has returned to
Culleoka to attend Mr.. Graham's
school.
Miss Maude Thompson, we are
glad to report, is recovering from
her illness.
The Board of Mayor and Alder
men will meet in regular monthly
session tonight.
Mr.. E. G. Wade and family have
moved to the corner of Fifth and
Garden streets.
1t is said that Columbia girls are
kissing Hobson in etfigy. The ques-
ton is, who is the etfigy?
Mr.. J. H. White and family have
moved to the house on corner of
Fourth and Garden streets.
People who want to buy or sell
farms should see
aug l9-2t w. ]. Embry & Co.
Will Brown, colored, was fined $40
by Judge Erwin Wednesday on the
charge of being drunk and disorder
ly.
The employees at the Arsenal had
their pictures taken in several diff
ferent groupes last Monday by Mr..
F. G. Smith.
Miss Hattie Figuers, we are sorry
to report, is suffering from relapse
of fever. Her friends hope to see
her well again soon.
Messrs. McKennon d Nichols, the
hustling grOcers, are out with a new
delivery wagon. 1t was furnished
by Mr.. w. w. Cherry.
If you want feed cutter or a pow.
er to run one, see Bob Craig at the
CRAIG CARRIAGE AND MACHINE Co
1t
Mr.W. NJ. Chaffin was acting cash.
Ter at the Maury National Bank
while Cashier Parker was taking q
much-needed and well-earned rest.
Phintlas Lodge No. 81, knights OF
Pythias, will confer the second rank
tonight at o'clock. All members
are earnestly requested to be pres
Il ent.
Mr.. Gabe Houser will move his
family to WaXahachie, Texas, about
September 6, where he will engage
in the oil mill business with his
brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Spellman left
yesterday for Newport, r. l., where
they will make their future home
Mr.. T. w. Sowell has rented anc
moved to his place south of town
Chairman Morgan G. Fitzratrick
of the State Democratic Executive
Committee, has appointed Mr.. j. w
Fry, of this city, as a member of the
State Finance Committee.
Chairman BrOwnlow has ap
pointed John w. Jackson, of this
city, as a member of the Republica al
State Executive Committee from
the Seventh Congressional District
Messrs. Sam Morton and Will
Thweatt have bought out the frui
stand of w. H. Davis & Co., oil
West Seventh street. They invit,
their friends to give them call ant
examine their stock.
The HERALD has a large LOT of OLE
newspapers on hand, which will b.
sold cheap. These papers will be o
much-value during the winter, ant
it would be well for you to lay in
? supply now. tt
! While at work at the Pump Fac
: tory last Saturday afternoon, MI
, Thee. Green had his foot badl.
mashed by an anvil, which weighed
about 100 pounds, falling upon il
! The injury is quite painful, and
2 will no doubt be some time before
. he can use his foot again.
Q Thomas Foster, a young man o
s the Lipscomb neighborhood, ha,
r his foot painfully scalded at the ice
factory one day last week. Will
pulling block of ice along the tioOl
he slipped and fell and one foo
went into a tank of boiling water
His wounds were dressed by Dl
IS Forgey.
Judge Looney had case on tria
J Monday in which two neighboYs ha
4 gone to law over the killing of hog
} The suit was dismissed by the de
PENDANT being required to pay tn
complainant the value of the hog
- The costs in the case amounted t
Z SIS or 500, and the hog was valued a
about So 90.
Rev. J. A. Orman, President of tn
State Board of Charities, was her
Tuesday, inspecting the county iai
\ He found it full Of prisoners, an
expressed himself as pleased wit
D the manner Of their treatment an
the general condition of affairs. H
D was the guest of Mr.. J. Sykes Orma
b while in the city.
Osgood Armstrong, colored, VIII
Joined Col. Hughes immune reg
ment and went with the compan
here to Fort Thomas, returned
Columbia last Sunday, having bee
incapacitated from service on az
count of the excessive corpulence n
,t his physique. "Os" only tips tn
. scales at 800, more or less, and tn
n officers were somewhat in doubt q
IT, to his perambulating abilities.
Miss Baird's School will Open Sep