The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28
AROUND TOWN.

SICK, Is aDie 10 De up again.
The improvements in the L. q N,
yards are being pushed busily along
Hammar Paint Is the best. If
Mrs. Knox Fleming, who was on
the sick list, is able to be out again.
Cut roses, from soc to 81 per dozen.
1t ID. +. DORTCH.
Mr.. John West is having his resi-
dence on North Garden street new
ly painted.
The Board of Mayor and Alder
men will meet in regular monthly
session tonight.
DeMolay COmmandery of Knights
Templar met last Tuesday night in
the Masonic Temple.
The Confederate Camp and Biv-
ouac will meet in the court house
next Monday at IL a. m.
Drink Phospho at Alcorn's. If
Mr.. James A. Smizer continues on
the sick list. His friends hope soon
to see him entirely well.
The friends of Mrs. Kuykendall
will be glad to hear that she has re-
covered from her illness.
Messrs. Pickens d Davis have
opened up an ice business near the
depot. See card in this issue.
Take your prescription to Alcorn's.
If
The lumber for the new Rains
Kirkman-Bank building is being
shipped here this week.
Mr.. w. G.. Harlan is building a
house on his lot on South High
street between Ninth and Tenth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dale. have
moved to the cottage next to Mr.
w. j. Dale's residence on West
Sixth street.
Mr.. J. w. Shelton is attending the
horse sale at Lebanon this week,
and will buy some livery horses for
Harlan, Son q Shelton.
The May term of Circuit Court
will not convene until the third Mon
day. After then the new re-district-
ing law goes iuto effect.
Hammar Paint $1.l0 per gallon. If
A large number of negroes were
brought before Judge Erwin's bar of
justice last Tuesday morning, as is
. buC CdoO dlbCl SiLSuo uuJ .
L. s. Myler, Attorney and Gener-
al Manager of the Pathfinder Lodge,
was here this week and addressed
the members of the organization in
this city Tuesday night.
One of the doors to the new vault
! purchased by the Maury National
Bank arrived yesterday. The vault
was purchased from the MOsler Safe
Co., of Hamilton, Ohio.
If you want cold ice call WHITE
BROS. Bell Tel. 81, Citizens phone
147. 1t
Messrs. r. d. Lochridge and E.
j. Davis, of the Dark's Mill neigh.
4 borhood, this week sold to Lazaru:
Y Bros, 10000 pounds of sides and
shoulders.
n The City Grain and Feed Co.
i. since the fire last Thursday night
have established temporary office
:, on South High street, next to Cam
: eron's grocery.
The Columbia fire ladd les are con
g templatiny going to Nash vile dur
>. ing the May Festival, if the new
hose carriage arrives in time, anC
0 taking part in the big fire drill.
'. Hammar Paint is the best. If
The United Daughters of the Con.
f federacy will meet Friday at
d o'clock with Mrs. James William
y son. A full attendance is desired
to arrange for the annual Decoration
"a Day.
y Hon. Sam Holding, Judge of tn
IS ninth Judicial Circuit, was on han(
at the last term of the court her.
q and presided as usual, with ability
e impartiaiity and dignity.-Lawrenc'
7. Democrat.
The circus was here Monday, ant
n so was the crowd-espcially tn
Is members of colored society, whC
n came in large numbers to see tn
elephant and clown. The stree
! parade was a very poor one, AM
- the performance was said to be Blu
l, ~ little better.
UP to yesterday there had beer
- |, 1858 loads of dirt hauled from tn
W place where the cellars are being eX
10 cavated for the new buildings, cor
l. ner West Seventh and Gardel
streets. The hands have been a
u work about ten days.
I'd Use Alcorn's Worm Syrup. If
The residence of Mr.. T. J. SHAY
ly was burned to the ground on tn
t. night of April 13, and on April 20 h
is was paid in full the amount of hi
insurance without discount. He wa
h. insured with Hendley & Wilson
a agents. This was very quick settle
m ment.
Mr.. William Evans, who has bee
he connected with the firm of McKer
at non, Anderson & Foster for severa
to years, will leave in few days fo
st. Louis, Mo-, where he has accept
nd ed a position. Mr.. Evans has man
er friends here who wish for him niue
,ir success in his new work.
Alcorn's Dyspepsia Tablets cur
or, all forms of indigestion. If
e1 The directors of the Citizens Tel,
S phone Company met last Monda
ne in the office of the president, NJ
James A. Smiser. Nothing of in
lie portance was done. The Citizen
10. line to Primm's Spring was finishe
OF this week, aud this company ha
Us put in eighteen new telephones dur
Id ing the past month.
y Letters received by Columbia r,