The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-05-19
AROUND TOWN.
Phospho is refreshing.

Phospho IL refreshing. If
Judge and Mrs. Sam Holding are
boarding at the Institute.
Blackberry winter" got in it's last
lick last Sunday morning.
1t pays to buy good shoes at Henry
Gross. 1t
Mr.. w. E. McKennon has been on
the sick list, but is now improving.
Messrs. Shoup q Balls school for
boys will close on the Goth of this
month.
Hammar Paint Is the best. If
Read Gov. Nichols ad. this week.
He is making some special induce
ments in the way of mems clothes.
1t pays to buy hats and gents fur.
nishing goods, at Henry Gross. 1t
The interior of the Farmers &
| Merchants Bank has been greatly
improved by reing re.papered and
painted.
Hungarian Millet at Frierson &
Embry's. 1t
Mr.. r. L. Mckinney is improving
the Wilkes property on the Hamp-
shire pike near the railroad, and
will occupy it about June l.
Beginning last Monday, May 10,
the evening collection by mail car
riers Will be made from to p. M,
instead of to p. M, by reason of
change in L. q n. schedule.
Drink Phospho at Alcorn's. If
The Sunday school of the First
Methodist church decided last Sun
day to have picnic. The time and
place have not yet been decided
upon.
Mr.. Homer J. Clark, Receiver of
the Second National Bank, will be
here next week, and will in person
conduct the sale of the Whitthorne
property. Cash talks! Get your
money ready to buy one of these de-
sirable lots. 1t
The Maury county delegation who
attended the Confederate reunion
at Charleston returned home the
first of the week. All unite in the
expression that the reunion was a
perfect success.
f 1t pays to buy mems, boys and
/ childrens clothing at Henry Gross I.
1t
{ If you intend to complete your list
and secure one of the HERALD
beautiful premium watches, you had
g better get at it before the schools are
> out, for then the field will be full of
workers.
p Alcorn's Dyspepsia Tablets cure
! all forms of indigestion. If
Hope Rebekah Lodge of Odd Eel
lows had picnic at the Brown grove
o on the Sowell's Mill Pike last Tues
=. day. A number of the lodge mem
bers were in attendance, and the
outing was much enjoyed.
n Take your prescription to Alcorn's
- If
Mr.. Geo. E. McKennon has moved
: to the Pillow cottage recently pur'
: chased by him. on West Sixth
street. DR.. M. P. Merrill and family
y who were living there, have moved
to the house vacated by Mr.. Nee
g Davis on South Main street.
;, For sale cheap, one parlor suit O
furniture. Apply to Mrs. H. Jack
:, son, 81 South High street. 5l92t
r The closing exercises of the Nc
DOW6ll SCIoOl Will OOSul bo-oo.
= week, the Goth of May, in the after
noon and at night. Hon. L. P. Pad
>. gett will deliver an address to thu
u school, at the close of the exercises
y Hammar Paint $1.10 per gallon. I
l. Picnic season will soon be at hand
is For the best pickles made, go t.
Iv Tucker Bros, South Main ST., ant
= get HeinZe's sweet mixed and sour
in bulk. 5-l2-2t
re In the parade at the eX-Confeder
20 ate reunion at Charleston last week
Mr.. J. L. Jones and DR.. w. A. Smith
of this city, were honored by bein!
W appointed to serve on Gen. John B
u Gordon's staff. The Tennessee dele
10 cation, it is said, made larger ant
:. better showing than any State rep
II, resented.
n, Strayed from my premises weel
As ago, a small, fawn colored youn
re cow. will give reward for any in
III formation leading to her recovery.
1t DIR. ROBERT PILLOW.
u Hammar Paint is the best. If
an The strawberry crop this yea
"a beats all records, and when it come
pd to the large suscious ones for tn
to show ring, and the taste as wei
Capt. A. F. Aydelott is strictly i
"the push" A sample quart of hi
ne "West Lawn" variety are wort
le their price as an ornament to tn
~ table, and doubly worth it to eat.
% That portion of the residence o
.ta the corner of West Seventh an
~ Huntington streets, now occupied b
ne DR.. r. Holding and family, is fC
err, lent' Apply W II EN- DIE a" AHoo-
ela
We are prepared to clean mont
ments and head stones; also to rest
. and set them on stone foundation
II I'll,