The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-02
AROUND TOWN.

a spell Of sickness.
Good secondhand school books at
1t A. d. FRIERsON's.
Mr.. j. P. Hudson, of Kentucky,
was here Saturday buying mules.
Mrs. G. A. Forgey has been quite
sick with fever, but is cOnvalescent
now.
Cabinet photos, $l.OO per doz., war
ranted not to fade. Young & Evans.
If
Jeff Haley has bought out Wolf
Alexander's store near White
Springs.
Mr.. w. E. McKennOn and family
have moved back to their home
across the river.
Mr.. o. P. Rutledge and Mr.. Ed
Wilson of Eutaw, Ala, are off on a
fishing trip this week.
500 new pieces music at half price
at A. ID. FRIERsoN's.
1t
Mr.. r. G. Ewing left Wednesday
for New York to purchase goods for
DObbins Il Ewing.
The rapidly-shortening days are
gentle reminders of the approach of
the autumn season.
The newly elected regime of
county officials will assume control
of affairs next Monday.
Marvin Crosthwa is back at his
post at Woodbridge q I:vine's drug
store, after a vacation of several
weeks.
WANTED:-Good solicitors. Per.
manent work for the right parties
. Call at Guest House Saturday OF
Monday. 1t
Clifford Hendley is on the sicE
list. Porter Erwin is filling hi,
place at the Registers Office during
his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpenter have
S moved here from Mt. Pleasant anC
are boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. o
P. Rutledge.
The Board of Mayor aud Alder
men met in regular monthly session
last Friday night and transacted
t routine business.
3 Mr.. Joe Parks has moved hi
family to the Vesey place, on tn
8 north side of the river, which he re
s Gently purchased.
}. Mr.. John A. Edwards leaves Sun
: day for trip to Cincinnati, where
: he formerly lived, but has no
:, been for thirty five years.
:, Circuit Court Clerk w. F. Embr!
Y has rented and moved to the Aki
II place on South Garden street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth.
q The United Daughters of the Con
federacy will meet with Mrs. w. B
y DObbins Saturday, Sept. 8, at
o'clock. A full attendance is de
n sired.
/, Mr.. John F. Haley, of Sheffield
is Ala, who has been here for the pas
two weeks, is quite i'll at the resi-
n dence of his family on South Hig
g street.
d ALI Fleming is clerking at tn
Maury Dry Goods Company's store
q during the absence of Mr.. Sol Max
l. well, who, we regret to report, is i
!. with fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. McKinne
t. have moved to DR.. J. H. Wilke
ct place on North High street, wneI
4 they will keep house and board d
and Mrs. Wilkes.
Nv Mr.. NJ. Dedman has rented til
of Bethel House, and will hereaftt
" have the entire business under hi
' charge. He has engaged the serv
. ces of Mr.. j. r. Walston, of Hunt
81 vile, as clerk.
w Judge Sam Holding will assum
I. the Judicial ermine next Monda
and begin his first term of court
II Savannah, Hardin county. +
= will leave to fill his appointment t
30 day or tomorrow.
r. Uncle Sam distributed few mo-
of his thousands among our citizel
If Wednesday by paying off the AIRS
ID nal employees for their services du
~. ing the month Of August.
m September is called fall mont
r. but the weather man does not see
to realize it. The thermOmet
ID went up to l04 yesterday afternoc
bo at A. j. Nichols store.
n, Jim Roberts is doing a thrivil
50 business with his hitch-yard ,
" West Seventh street. He b
= secured a number of new horses
,o board and is being well patroniz
az in the hitching line.
IF. Capt. w. N. Hughes will reat
"a. here Sunday from Buffalo, n.
ut He has been granted a six wee
n furlough, and will spend part
,ss the time visiting his relativ
& here and recuperating.
e. Mr.. S. S. Fleming will move to h
nd new residence on the Pulaski pill
Is. about Sept. 5. Mr.. Thos. Worthin
ton and family will move to the NJ
chell residence on West Seven
street now occupied by Mr.. Flemin
Y! Miss Baird's School will open Sci
M 5, in the Whitthorne house, corn