The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-03-24
AROUND TOWN.

MI .. ID stephens Is Oullu ing n
new house across the river.
Alcorn's Cold Tablets cure a cold
In one day. If
Mr.. Ed Turner has about recovered
from his illness and is able to be out
again.
Mrs. r. G. Cant, who was quite
sick for several days, has about re.
covered.
Take Alcorn's Syrup of Red Glover
for the blood. 1t
Mr.. J. H. Gartner Is building an
addition to his shop on North Main
street.
The friends of Miss Lily Roberts
will be glad to hear that she is rap.
idly improving.
The city authorities have decided
to have the city bell rung every day
at noon. Not bad idea.
Swell line of mems fine shoes and
1t HENRY GROSS
White Bros, have purchased
nice horse from Mr.. w. +. Scott to
work with their delivery wagon.
Mr.. Eli Frazer will soon begin the
erection of a storehouse and dwelling
on the north side of the river.
Miss Irene Walker has been suffer-
ing for some days past with appen-
dicitis, but is now much improved.
Fruits of every variety, fresh and
luscious, can at all times be obtain
ed at Blair & Whitehead's. 1t
Mr.. J. A. Titcomb has placed a
new prescription case in his drug
store, and otherwise improved the
interior of his house.
There is talk of putting a second
passenger train on the N, F. & 5.
railroad, in order to give the people
on that line better service.
Messrs. B. and George Laid, of
Leiper's Greek, sold about 80 head of
cattle to Milt Allen recently, their
average weight being about 1000
pounds.
The stomach is our best friend and
the next best is the Perfect" bakin -
powder. 1t is chemically pure and
assists digestion. l.20 3m
Nettie Mckay, highly respected
colored woman of Macedonia, died
last Saturday at the age of 66. The
funeral services and burial took
place Sunday.
The will of the late Mrs. Rebecca
L. Ingram was admitted to probate
in the county court last Monday, r.
w. Watkins being appointed execu-
tor without bond.
Alcorn's Celery and Kola Com.
pound is the best spring tonic. If
A number of Columbians took ad.
vantage of the half-fare rates on he
L. & n. railroad Monday and Tues
day, and went up to Nashville to at
tend the Commercial Festival"
The millinery openings will be il
full blast to-day, and the stores
will doubtless be filled with admir-
ing crowds. The HERALD will give
extended notices of the openings
next week.
An operation was performed upon
Robert Guest, son of officer r. H
Guest yesterday morning for appen
dicitis. The patient was resting wei
yesterday afternoon, and it is to b,
hoped that the operation will prove
successful.
Rubber tired Surveys, phetons
and buggies, the finest line ever
brought to the city.
If J. P. STREET & Co.
THE HERALD has Just received {
nice assortment of premium watches
prettier than any we have heretofore
offered. Call in and see them, ever
if you are not in the notion of raising
a club, and you may change you
mind after you get here.
Mr.. George E. McKennon has pur
chased from DR.. Robert Pillow the
new cottage on West Sixth street
now occupied by DR.. M. p. Merrill
and in the course of a few weeks
will occupy it himself as residence
Mail-carrier Scotch ran up agains
ferocious canine one day this week
while carrying his route, and had {
small piece taken out of his leg
This should be warning to GU
citizens to have their dogs chained
when the carrier comes around.
; WANTED:-To buy wheat an
corn at top notch prices.
1t DALE BROS.
, Mr.. S. II. Voss has moved hi
family to the Wyatt Harrison plac
: in West End, which he recent,
purchased. Elder Anthem Derry
berry has moved to the house vaca
ted by him on North Garden stree
q At the masque carnival giving a
! the skating rink on Thursday nigh
! of last week, the prizes-two pair q
skates-given to the ones most com
ically dressed, were captured b
a Miss Maude Haley and Peeler Hal
T Ian. A "cake-walk on skates wa
: given at the rink last night.
t, We have purchasd the celebrate
4 pure baking powders named "Pel
4 feet" and desire our customers t
use it, for health sake. NJ. d. Kin!
G.. w. Nichols, FrieIsDn & Embry
w. ID. Cameron.
l-2O Sun
y Elder A. S. Derryberry began
r weeks meeting in the vacant store
q house at the corner of South Mai
ana Thirteenth streets last Monda
q night. An attempt will be made I
a organize a congregation in that pal
of the city, and Elder Derryberr
?, will hold services every other sur
day in the stOre-house.
Messrs. McKennOn, Anderson
Foster, Dobbins x Ewing and w.
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