The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-11-24
ABOUT TOWN.

The mail-carriers present neat APP
pearance in their new uniforms.
The White Star Laundry is being
moved to its new building on South
Garden street.
Mr.. T N. Figuers, the shoe man, has
moved his stock to his new quarters in
the Rains block.
FANCY and staple groceries. j. T.
BATS, w. End. Bell phone 1854
23-d6t-wl
Messrs Erwin & Matthews are build
ing an addition to their new livery stable
on South High street.
DR., e. II Shackleford, osteopath, is
at the Bethel House each Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
See Payne u Britain if yon ex-
pect TO buy monument, head -stOue
or any Ceme terry work. IT
! Mr.. j. A. Hammond has opened up a
photograph gallery over Frierson q
| fuckers insurance Office
Petitions are being circulated here
asking for the expulsion of polygamist
Roberts, of Utah, from Congress.
Mr.. M Ruttle has moved into the
house which he recently purchased
from DR.. Hartman, in West End.
City Street Overseer r. II. Guest has
a number of hands at work putting
Wood street in Masseytown in better
condition.
A fine saddle horse belonging to Mr..
W. II. Davis died this week. Several
other horses have died in Columbia dur
ing thepast few days.
PHOSPHATE ANALYSED by f. G..
Smith at the Athen9um. If
The First Tennessee Regiment will
pass through Columbia on their way to
Nashville. The time of their arrival
here will be some time next Wednesday.
The new buildings at the corner of
West Seventh and Garden streets will
be improved by nice cement sidewalk,
like the one in front of the Rains-Kirk-
man Bank buildings.
Hog trough iron, meat-cutters and
suffers, butcher knives, etc.
tt j. p. STREET & Co.
William Evans will clerk for the
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month, or until the new stock for
Messrs. Watkins, Harlan & Evans, OF
which firm he is member, arrives.
Mrs. M. E. Williamson informs hel
. friends that she will not move from hel
present place of business, in the rear Of
' the store from which T N. Figuers has
: just moved.
D The Columbia brass band met fol
s practice in the third story of the court
house Thursday night. There are nov
twelve members of the band. Meeting
are held every Monday and Thursda.
9 nights.
o Paul Wilkins, an old Columbia boy
a will sail in few days for the Transvaal
f South Africa, to seek his fortune. H
/ will go on the same ship with Dr. p. d
g Bray of this city, who goes there in tn
a employ of the English government
). Mr. Thos. K. Hughes, of Franklin
e has accepted position as manager c
}. Satterfied & Dodson's furniture house
Z recently purchased from W. j. Cakes
a Co., and will take charge December
r He will be assisted by Branch Sattel
5 field.
q 90 lbs good rice FOR 81: good packag
! coffee, 10c per ID; good baking powder
1Oc ID, or = ID, for &c; rolled oats, 1C
package; best green coffee, 15c II
Bring us your eggs and butter.
20 17-2t TUCKER & BRITAIN.
e. Mr. John r. Moss, of the HERALD
y force, and Mr.. viii Tiller, of the Demo
OF GRAFT, received telegram Tuesda
from Congressman Brownlow at Wasl
ington, stating that they had receive
appointments in the Government Prin
ing office, and asking them to come
ia once. They left Wednesday NOR
he ing to accept the positions. Both
at them are deserving young men, and Il
e. HERALD wishes for them much succe
ne in their new home.