The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-01
AROUND TOWN.

T. 7, Cunningham is now with G. w.
Nichols.
The HERALD wants to know all of the
local news If you know anything, tell
us.
Messrs Rutledge & Gordon, the in
surance men, have received handsome
new safe.
Kirby, the little son Of Mrs. Bette
Jones, has recovered from an attack of
diphtheria
Robt. Martin came out from Nashville
to meet his brother, viii, who belonged
to Company B.
Our rates are within reach of all.
Residences 81 and up. Business houses
81 30 and up. Cumberland Telephone e.
Telegraph Co, 1t
The Maury County Teachers Ssso-
citation will meet next Saturday in the
public school building.
Mail-carrier Reams is moving to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Nc
Afee, on Fourth street.
PHOSPHATE ANALYSED by +. G.
Smith az the Atheh@um. If
w. S Tucker has purchased of T. M.
Voss the Institute furniture and opened
! up on North Garden street.
Dr.. E. II. Shackleford, osteopath, is
at the Bethel House each Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
The Confederate Bivouac and Camp
will meet next Monday morning in the
Circuit Court room at the court house.
Mr.. Gahe Houser intends moving
his family back to Columbia from Texas
but is having some trouble in securing
a house in which to live.
Two photos for 10 cents; 6 for % cents.
Regular Queens panel size. Upstairs
next door to Bell Telephone office. If
Mr.. Willard P. Worley, of Isom, con
templates moving to Columbia to live,
but has not been able to do 50 yet on
account of being unable to secure a
residence in which to live.
See Payne & Britain If you ex-
pect to buy a monument, maidstone
: or any cemetery work. If
Mrs Mollie Truett had the misfortune
to slip and fall down fight of stairs
last Friday night No bones were
broken, but she has suffered great
deal from the bruises received.
If he had located factory to give
; employment to a thousand hands, Secre
tary A. G. Floyd of the Chamber Of
Commerce, wouldn't feel half so proud
Indeed what does make a father feel sc
' proud as the birth of his first born, anG
! especially when that is boy.
Hog trough iron, meat-cutters ant
f suffers, butcher knives, etc
Y tt j. p. STREET & Co.
D Messrs. John Moss and Will Tiller
who left for Washington on Tuesday o
last week to accept positions in tn,
I Government Printing Office, write tina
' they arrived in Washington Thursda,
afternoon, and are we'll pleased will
! their jobs.
n j. G. VOORHEES,, Esq, went to Pulaski
: Monday and made application for bal
d in the case of the State against Shep
pard and Fitzgerald, charged with mur
S der in the first degree in Giles county
After hearing the proof, Judge Holding
granted the defendants bail and fixe,
/. the amount at $500 each.
t. F. Cunningham will be with G. w
|. Nichols on and after to-day and will b
). pleased to have his friends and patron
l. call to see him. 1t
j. Alfred Allen, well-known negr
of this place, died Sunday morning a
his home in North Columbia, and tn
interment took place this afternoo
T. from the colored Presbyterian church
l. Deceased worked for Mr. F. Fl. Smit
u for about fifteen years, and was like
by both white and colored.
MONEY FOUND is money saved if 20
-, come to my shop TO get your vehicles n
/ paired. Horse-shoeing a speciality, an
s. general blaksmithing Opposite Web
- q Forgey's stable. r G. BATES.
" 24-d6t-w1t
as On the first of January Messrs. Ha
! Ian, Son & Shelton will consolidate the
" two livery stables, continuing their bus
II ness at the Garden street stand. M
20 John P. McGaw, Jr., has rented IL
n stable on North Main street, which W;
N recently bought by j. T. Bauguss fro
n W. j. Rushton, and will conduct a Ii
cry business there.
WANTED-For next year two trave
ling statesmen in each Southern stat
ne $4,000 and expenses. Experience NJ
IN absolutely necessary. Peerless Tobac,
ne Works Co., Bedford City, Va. 1t