The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-14
AROUND TOWN.


Buy your drugs at Alcorn's. If
Mr. 7. n. Figuers, Jr., has been on
the sick list The past week.
For fine buggy harness call on
1t j. p. STREET Il Co.
Major John +. Grees has been on
the sick list for several days.
See Gordon d Rutledge for choice
OF l25 town lots. 7l44
Word has reached here that Will |
Barker, of this place, is very sick in
Cuba with fever.
The registration books Of this the |.
9th district will open the second
Monday in August and remain open |
for ten days.
Take your prescriptions to Alcorn's
Drug Store. If
THE HERALD has a complete
line of stationery for all classes of
job work. See US before giving your
orders.
The laundry was running yester-
day, Notwithstanding the damage
done by the conflagation Wednes
day evening.
Give your orders to SEAvER &
SWEET If you want first-class work.
| If
Columbia's new fire-fighting ap-
paratus has been shipped from Bal
timore, and will probably reach
here next week.
The Sunday-echool of the First
Baptist Church will have their pic.
mic to-day in Fulton's grove on the
Mt. Pleasant pike.
You can get medicines at Alcorn's
at all hours, day or night. If
The thermometer in front of VOL.
bridge & Irvine's drugstore regis
tered 100 degrees above zero last
} Wednesday at p. m.
The new City Grain and Feed
, Company mill is being rapidly con.
structed, the erectian of the frame
work being now about finished.
One hundred and twenty-five town
lots for sale. GORnoN & RUTLEDGE.
7l44
Mrs. Jane Barnett received a fall
Wednesday, and was painfully but
INV I1cl lIlcnuS
wish her speedy recovery.
Bill McEwen, Roy Follis, Albert
Campbell and Duncan Peyton, who
have been in Lawrenceburg for sew
eral weeks putting in an exchange
at that place, have returned home.
Alcorn's Celery and Kola Com
pound is the best tonic. tt
8 The Columbia Water and Light
Company have about 25 men at
work this week, laying pipe to the
tanks near r Ise Hill cemtery, and
; out near the n. q +. "Y."
Little Miss Marguerite Alcorn,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. s.
I Alcorn, has been quite ill for sew
: eral days with typhoid fever, but
. we are glad to report, is now some
K better.
/, We will do all work given to us
promptly and in the best of style
If SEAvER & SWEET.
: Senator L. P. Padgett of Columb ia
was here last night. Senator Padg.
5 EFT is making satisfactory progress
in his candidacy for Congress in the
l. Seventh District.-Nashville Ban.
@ ner.
Il At the meeting of the State Den
tai Association in Chattanooga last
r, week, DR.. j. 7. Meadors was cleo
r, ted Second Vice President, and DR.
e A. Sidney Page, Recording Secre
tary.
h See Payne & Britain if you eX
y pect to buy monument, head ston,
). or any cemetery work. If
y Mr.. Eugene Ritter, one of the eff
cient clerks at McKennon, Anderson
, d Fosters, is taking a few days va
20 cation, and spending part of his tim
st trying to catch all the fish in tn
waters of the classic Duck.
Is Alcorn's Dyspepsia remedy cure
y all forms of indigestion. tt
The l.. & n. railroad is erecting
q water tank III the north yards, nea
L. Rainey's cut. This will make thre,
" water tanks in the yards at thi
IT,, place; another evidence of the larg
amount of traffic now carried o
an over this road.
tZ DR.. M. A. Simmons Liver Med
IN cine has a national reputation, eX
I'd tending over about sixty years, as
st most successful liver regulator. If
~ Messrs. Gordon & Rutledge hav
one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE tow
n lots for sale cheap. These lots CON
IN prise the tract of land situate
r. southwest of the city, recently pun
I'D chased by Mr.. Rainey. These lot
of are desirably located, and can b
ir- purchased cheap. See Gordon
Rutledge, Masonic building, for pal
We ticulars.
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