The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-02-10
AROUND TOWN.
Buy your drugs at Alcorn's.

SOME more run THIS Week.
Hammar paint 81 % per gallon. If
The Pump Factory closed down |
Wednesday, on account of the cold.
This weather is entailing no small |
amount of suffering upon the poorer
classes.
Take your prescriptions to AL
corn's. If
Mr.. H. Cliff Scott has returned to
Culleoka, having closed down his I
restaurant here.
Keep lookout for maddogs. |
Several of them are reported to have
been seen recently.
Use Alcorn's Syrup of Red Glover
for the blood. If
See the large lad" FIT. N. Figuers
on the Bird page. He is making some
interesting prices on shoes this
week.
Jim Hood and his son Make have
returned from Chicago, where they
purchased machinery for bottling
establishment.
Modern men do business in mod
ern way. Subscribe for Bell Tele-
| phone. 1t
Dobbins e. Ewing are making
some special prices on slightly dam
aged goods which they saved from
the fire. See their "ad."
The streets have been in very
bad condition this week on account
of being frozen over, and for awhile
they were hardly passable.
| Jaouo oil hoax oE
drug store. tt
The thermometer registered de-
grees above zero at several places in
town early Tuesday morning. Yes.
terday morning at o'clock it regis
tered ~ above at Alcorn's.
The next term of Circuit Court,
which begins Monday, will be one
of much interest and Importance.
There are several murder cases and
large damage suits on docket.
For SALE: A high grade Jersey
COW, fresh in milk. Call Citizens
Telephone No. 1877, or apply to Coop
Err FRIERsoN, Ashwood, Tenn. 1t
Two freight cars were derailed
near the Columbia Mill and Elevator
Co.'S. mill last wednesday by running
thrOuth an open switch. No one
was hurt.
John r. Proctor, President of the
Civil Service Co.'s mission, has ap-
pointed Mr.. H. f. Fariss, Jr., to be
, Secretary of the Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners for this place.
Alcorn's Cough Syrup relieves a
cough almost instantly. If
,, Howard and family have moved
from the Kettle Mills neighborhood
! to their old home-place on Ninth
street. Mr.. Austin owen and fami-
=, ly will also live with them.
a Two four-room cottages in West
End, for rent. Apply to HORACE
RAINEY. 1t
Mrs. M. K. Williamson and daugh
: ter, Miss Maude, who have been liv.
+ ing at the corner of Sixth and Gar
den streets, have engaged rooms
0 with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Embry, on
% South Garden street.
u Mr.. w. T. Naff and his force o
hands have had a hard time this
week looking after broken wires
etc, but Mr.. Natf Informs US that ht
Is now has all the lines up again anC
% everything is working all right.
% The Maury County Bell Telephone
Exchange has over 500 subscribers
70 Merchants should consider this. 1t
Mr.. N. B. Cheairs lost his footin!
~ and fell on the ice at the Phpni1
~ Bank corner last Tuesday. He wa
:, painfully bruised by the fall and il
still confined to his room, but hi
legion of friends hope to see him GU
again soon.
A large number Of telephone wire
and limbs from trees have beer
broken by the ice that accumulated
>, on them. A large telephone pole be
longing to the Cumberland Telepon'
Company, on High street between
u 9TH and 9Th, was broken in two Mon
: day on account of the ice.
!. Buy your flower and garden seed
at ALCoRN's Drug Store. If
t. Judge Looney has received mes
., sage from Gallman, Miss, stating
h that a sufficient amount of none.
rs has been raised to have Jno. Il. Gall
4, man, the crazy mal, brought home
70 Gallman has been confined in jai
20 here for several weeks, and has giyel
se no little trouble.
v The desks and other parapherna
II liza to be used by the mail-carrier
g. have arrived, and everything will
lg soon be in readiness for the inaugu
n, ration of the free delivery on tn
ID 18th. Each of the carriers has com
8. piled with the law which require
u, them to give bond for $1,000 in
III guarantee company.
30 The stomach is our best friend an
AZ the next best is the Perfect" bakin
40 powder. 1t is chemically pure an
10 assists digestion. 1.20 3m
"a The insurance adiusters Above
ev Mrs. M. e. Williamson the flu
es amount of her policies-S1, 500-fC
ev the damage done her stock of mill
Id merry, etc., in the recent fire. Mr.
es Williamson is back in busIne;
W. again, as will be seen from her larg
lad" on the second page, and
making some interesting prices o
slightly damaged goods. Read he
al, announcement.
We have purchasd the celebrate
. pure baking powders named "Pe
feet" and desire our customers
use it, for health sake. NJ. ID. Kin
q w. Nichols EriersOn q Embr