The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-09-01
AROUND TOWN.

Ask for Digger & Green's Bread. 1t
Kin Cherry is sick with typhoid
fever.
Go to d. Lazarus for Oats, Rye and
Hay. Aug25.3t
Mr.. and Mrs John Speed are both
on the sick list.
Go TO ID. Lazarus for winter oats.
aug25 3t
Hayes Irvine is clerking at Digger
d Green's new bakery.
PHOSPHATE ANALYSED by f. G.
Smith at the Atheneum. If
Rev. P. A. Sowell, who was sick
last Sunday, is up again.
Take your phosphate to J. A. Tit
comb to be analysed. If
Mr.. Sam Caperton, we are glad to
state, continues to improve.
Give your orders to SEAvER &
SWEET If you want first-class work.
Work on the Rains Mayes-Bank
buildings, progresses slowly.
Barley and Northern Rye.
1t FRIERsoN & EMBRY.
Digger & Green have opened up
a new bakery on South Main street.
Try our macarony lady fingers and
iumbles. DUGGER & GREEN. 1t
The City Grain and Feed Co.'S
buildings are nearly ready for occu.
pancy.
Parties desiring option blanks can
procure same by calling at the HER
AID office. If
Judge and Mrs. Holding moved to
the Tucker cottage this week, and
are housekeeping.
We will do all work given to US
promptly and in the best of style.
tt SEAvER & SwEET.
Mr.. Henry Fulton, who has been
sick for several days, is steadily i'm.
proving and will soon be out.
w. ]. Embry & Co., have $4,000
OF 6 per cent money to loan on good
Farm mortgages. sepl2t
Edwin G. Blackburn has been pro-
NOTED to Second Sargent in the
First Tennessee.
See Payne & Britain If you ex-
pect to buy monument, head stone
or any cemetery work. tt
Mrs. w. S. Fleming was quite sick
for day or two this week, but is
about we'll again.
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy will meet this evening at
8 o'clock with Mrs. Robt. Pillow.
! w. J, Embry & Co. will buy your
land notes or loan you money on
real estate mortgages at 6 per cent.
1t
The pearl hunters have been for
tunate this week, and several valu-
able ones have been found.
We have employed Mr.. Dixie
Blair, the well known baker, and are
now better prepared to fill all orders
than heretofore.
1t MARTIN & BLAIR.
Officer Sheean, who came here
last week to take charge of a
prisoner arrested here, will return
TO Chicago to. morrow.
We have few thousand dollars in
cash which we wish to invest in
good land notes, having one or two
years to run.
sepl2t w. J. EMERY & Co.
Mr.. M. Ruttle was taken suddenly
and seriously ill at Primm's the first
of this week, but is better since his
return home.
Mcdowell school will open its fall
term Monday, Sept. 4th, with full
corps of teachers. Miss Aydelott
will have charge of the music class
All pupils intending to attend are
requested to be present at the open
ing. JESSE TOMLINsON, Prin. ct
DR.. E. G. Grant contemplates tn,
erection of a two-story brick build
ing on Garden street, where Adkis
sons machine shop now is.
Shooting The chute is the fad fo
the boys now. They have CREASED
inclining plank, with a sliding sea
made to fit it, and away they go.
Joe Chapman has filed an answe
to Allen Harlan's bill, which sough
/ to set aside an option on the Harlan
t farm. 1t makes right interesting
reading.
DR.. J. T. Meadors has his denta
rooms in the Masonic building now
until the Woodbridge uilding is com
pleted, when he will have his offic,
on the second floor of that building
2 There is good deal of fever il
{ the town and county just now. Mr.
( John Ledbetter has recovered from
! his recent attack, and now hi
r daughter, Alleene, is down witt
8 fever.
= The Fire Committee and Board o
Mayor and Aldermen have selected
Henry Peyton to drive the hose AM
Y chemical wagon. He is required t
: be on duty at the engine house al
during the day.
" Jake Porter, colored, was arreste,
Monday and locked up on the charg
of larceny. He stole a pump from
Mr.. John Addison and after break
ing it up into small pieces tried t
a sell it to Joe Ritz as old brass.
. The Guardian Decreasing Pay
ment Company organized a HON
here last Saturday night. Mr.. J. P
Cherry and Mr.. Cullum, of Nash
vile have been here several day
working up the organization.
Benjamin Webster, an adopte
son of Felix Webster, a well-know
colored citizen of this county, die,