The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-06-09
AROUND TOWN.

See Gunther's $500 pants, made to
order. A perfect fit guaranteed. 1t
The Trade Palace has been nicely
fitted up with screen doors and win
dows.
DR.. Forgey has been on the sick
list the past week, but Is now able
to be out again.
Keep Phospho in your refrigera-
lor at home. If
Mrs. M. f. Williamson, who has
been sick for several days, is now
able to be out again.
See Payne & Britain If you ex-
pect to buy monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work. II
Mr.. J. G. Wooten has been quite
sick for several days with tluX, but
is now able to be up again.
Have your clothes altered, cleaned
and pressed by Gunther, the up-to-
date tailor. 1t
Wood Lochridge is dispensing
soda water at Woodbridge & Irvine's
fount, while Marvin Crosthwait is
taking rest.
Register Latta continues quite
sick. His condition yesterday,
| however, was somewhat improved,
and his friends hope to see him out
soon.
Nice second hand Pheton for sale.
Call at ]. H. Gartner's shop, N. Main
street. 6-9-2
Mr.. Clement and family, of Bir-
mingham, Ala, have rented and are
occupying the Cant residence on
West Sixth street. Mr.. Clement is
connected with the N, F. & S rail-
road.
Phospho, grape juice, coca cola or
any phosphate, loo per bottle, three
for 25c, at ALCoRN's. If
The HERALD has received a pos
tai card from DIR. Hazel Padgett,
dated Berlin, May %, 1899, with the
following written thereon: with
best wishes and greetings from Ber-
lin. Yours truly, Halle Padgett."
There is no use to run next door,
when you can have one of your own
at very reasonable rates.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE AND
1t TELEGRAPH COMPAY.
The letter carriers are now taking
the vacation given them by the
Government. Carrier Scotch was
off last week, and Carrier Reams
this week. Their places are filled
by substitute carrier, Albert Mar
rell.
Gunther is by far the most artistic
and best tailor in Columbia. Get
, his prices on summer suits. 1t
The Secretary Of State to-day
> granted charter to the Columbia
= Mercantile Ware House Co., with
So, 900 capital stock. The incorpora.
tors are E. G. Latta, L. P. Padgett
!. w. M. Cheairs, Robert Church anc
Sims Latta.-Tuesday's Banner.
A special to the American from
I Lynnville, says: MRS. VIM. Fry
Representative John w. Fry's agec
mother, fell yesterday and sustained
d number of painful bruises. at tn
s home of her daughter, Mrs. Charlie
Smith, near Yokley. Owing to he
= extreme age and delicate constitu
|. ton, grave doubts are entertained o
her recovery"
Is w VI '" wa
q removed to the Farmers and Mer
chants bank, and are still anxious t
10 buy your potatoes and furnish 20
70 barrels. Call either phone. cost
e A team hitched to a wagon ra
away on South High street yester
= day morning. Near Cameron's stor
y, ~ the wagon was run into the fence
70 and the horses broke loose and KEEP
II on their course down South Hig
street, being stopped near Tentf
1t The horses and wagons were th
or property of a countryman. TIL
10 damage was small.
We are new men in the field, an
So would be glad to have your patror
e, age. All orders entrusted to OF
II. care, of whatever nature, will /
filled on the day promised.
" If SEAvER & SWEET