The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-06-16

seeing me. LII Will pay you.
6l33t G.. w. NICHOLS.
Private John M. Dillon, of the Con-
federate Soldiers Home, is here o
a furlough.
Mr.. John B. Ashton is giving his
residence on South Main street
new coat of paint.
Mr.. George Martin and family have
moved to the Institute, where they
will remain during the summer.
Phospho, grape juice, coca cola or
any phosphate, loo per bottle, three
for 25c, at ALCoRN's. If
The new passenger service on the
N, +. Il S., between Colu mbia and
Mt. Pleasant, is being we'll patron
lied.
Work on the foundation for the
new Brown building, corner South
Main street and public square, has
commenced.
Jas. A. Smiser, Esq, was on the
sick list several days the past week,
but, we are glad to report, is now
able to be up again.
Mr.. T. Maddin Voss has bought
the Watson place in South East Co.
lumbia for $2,760. The place is said
to contain some phosphate.
Telephone Alcorn's for Phospho,
Grape Juice, Cocoa Cola, ETC.; l0c
per bottle, three for 25 cents. If
The large furnace for the new
building on the corner of West Sew
enth and Garden streets has arrived
and is being placed in position.
Mr.. John G. Latta, Maury County $
efficient and accommodating Regis
ter, is improving from his illness
and is now on the road to recovery.
The amount paid to Mrs. Alice
McCOrd by the Tennessee Phosphate
Co. for her farm in the 18th district,
was $l6,72O. The farm contains 304
acres.
DR.. S. A. Hayes is the champion
radish grower. He brought to the
HERALD last Saturday five samples
of the product of his garden which
weighed % pounds.
We can have your old vehicles
fitted up with rubber tires at three
day notice. Extra sets of rubber
tired wheels for sale.
If J. p. STREET q Co.
Mr.. A. f. MacFarland and wife, OF
Louisville, KY, are boarding with
Mr.. w. j. Guest, on Eighth street
Mr.. Mac Farland is representing the
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York.
Postmaster Fariss has had 100 LOCK
boxes taken out at the pOst-offict
and sent to the office at Mt. Pleasant
Owing to the free delivery system
there are not as many boxes renteC
now as heretofore.
| Between Horace Rainey''
residence and town, on May 27, al
open face, gold watch; No. of case
S0S,7l6; works, 5, 655,889. Liberia
, reward offered. o. w. FLEMING.
1t
Elk. Gov. Robert L. Taylor was il
the city a few hours last week, ar
irving Thursday night and leaving
Friday morning for Lewisburg
where he lectured. He was accom-
! panied by Mr.. belong Rice.
= The county work house gang
. which has been employed for som
g time past in the Culleoka neighbor
, hood, passed through the city Tues
/ day afternoon on their way to worl
on the new road leading to Theta
t We are new men in the field, an
t would be glad to have your patron
). age. All orders entrusted TO on
: care, of whatever nature, will b
filled on the day promised.
If SEAvER & SWEET.
One of the drive wheels on tho Ell
CINE pulling the early south boun
mail train, broke down near Over
toms Station last Wednesday morn
ing, tearing things up cJnsiderabl
e and delaying the train for sewers
:, hours.
a DIR. John A. Witherspoon, forme
y ly of Columbia but now of Nashville
n has been honored by being appointe
: to deliver one of the principal &C
IT dresses at the next meeting of th
q American Public Health Associs
e ton at Atlantic City, Nj
A horse attached to a buggy bt
came frightened on 18th street la
Sunday afternoon, and starte
. through town at a mlle-a- mlnu'
50 clip. After demolIshing one of I'll
/ buggy wheels, the animal We
brought to a stop at AshtOn's mil
on the Nashville pike. The hori
and buggy were the property of NJ
Amick.
= The debris on the lite of the Gil
! Grain & Feed Company's mi
ar which was destroyed recently I
A. fire, has all been cleared away, ar
r. material for the new buildings hI
ar begun to arrive. Work on the ne
n mill and elevator, which will I
built on a more extensive plan this
the old ones, will commence as 500
ID as possible.
rs Chattanooga News: col. Arr
Hughes. Of Columbia, Tenn, pass
through the city on his way to Was
ingtOn City. Col. Hughes was lie
Is. tenant-colOnel Of the Eighth II
}. munes, the colored regiment IN
was at Chickamauga Park for son
time. He is now an applicant for {
office Of supervisor Of census for ]
OF district, and has gone TO Washingt,
to look after the appointment