The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-05-26
AROUND TOWN.

Phospho Is refreshing. If
May cherries are ON the market.
The L. & N. pay-car passed through
this week.
Hammar Paint Is the best. If
There Is hardly vacant residence
in Columbia now.
Miss Fletcher Fariss has been on
the sick list the past week.
Drink Phospho at Alcorn's. If
The Board of Mayor and Alder
men will meet in regular monthly
session tonight.
Miss Mary Bullard, who has been
dangerously ill the past week, is
now improving.
Alcorn's Dyspepsia Tablets cure
all forms of indigestion. If
Prof. J. w. johnson has returned
from Roger Williams University,
Nashville, for the vacation.
Miss Anna VOORHEES,, who has been
Ill for several weeks, has improved
sufficiently to resume her school du-
ties.
Take your prescription to Alcorn's.
If
The Trade Palace lad" on the
seventh page furnishes some inter-
esting reading for bargain seekers
this week.
A number of gypsIes, en- route
north from their winter quarters in
the South, have passed through
town recently.
Mrs. Caroline Dodson, the tailoress,
solicits your patronage. Office up
stairs, next to Democrat. 1t
Mr.. Jay Owen, of Twelfth street,
had quantity Of harness stolen
from his back porch one night last
week.
Gen. julius Caesar Bragg says he
will die of smallpox before he will
allow anybody to "blacksmith" his
arm again.
Hammar Paint $l.l0 per gallon. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tucker are
receiving congratulations over the
arrival of handsome young lady
at their home.
Hammar Paint is the best. tt
The work of building the founda-
ton for the new building on the
corner of West Seventh and Garden
streets is being superintendent by
Mr.. III. L White.
That portion of the residence on
the corner of West Seventh and
Huntington streets, now occupied by
DR.. r. Holding and family, is for
rent. Apply to HENDLEY & WILSON.
If
Mr.. M. M. Armistead, represent
ing the Nashville Banner, was here
this week, looking after the sub
scription list of that paper. He says
they have good list here, but want
more. Monte Fariss is their loca
agent.
We are new men in the field, anC
would be glad to have your patron
age. All orders entrusted to oul
care, of whatever nature, will bt
filled on the day promised.
If SEAvER & SWEET.
Hon. L. P. Padgett, of Columbia
while in Lewisburg last week en-
gagged in taking dispositions in Chan
Gerry Court, purchased fine saddle
borse from Fentry Whitesell, TO
; which he paid $l25.-Marshall Ga
zette.
We are prepared to clean monu
ments and head stones; also to rese
and set them on stone foundations
: as we'll as furnish any new worl
, desired in granite or marble. Salts
faction guaranteed. PAYNE & BRIT
TAIN, Columbia, Tenn. tt
: The following hack drivers place.
: their names in the corner stone o
Rains new building, which wa
3 laid yesterday: Guy Thompson
: Will Robinette, w. K. Johnson, s
: D. Shannon, w. ID. Hutchinson
Walter Buckner, P. G. Floyd, T. A
n Collier, J. M. Buckner, Jas. Cathey
8 Walter Griffin, Ira Harris.
f Speaking of the parade at tn
Peace Jubilee in Washington thi
# week, special to the America
: says: "Among the Tennesseans VIII
= participated in the parade was Co
A. M. Hughes, who appeared upo
10 the Tennessee thoroughbred give
. him by the citizens of Maury Count
Q when he entered the volunteer sci
Q vice. He was a member of Gel
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