The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-06-23
AROUND TOWN.

FOR me buggy harness call on
IL j. p. STREET Il Co.
Mrs. j. G. Wooten, we regret to
report, continues quite sick.
Miss Cornelia Jones has recovered
from IA recent attack of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulner Foster are
boarding with Mrs. w. b. Dobbins.
Take your prescriptions to Alcorn's
Drug Store. If
The foundation for the new Citv
Grain d Foed Nompany's mill Is be-
| :; co! structed.
Register John g. Latta, we are
glad to report, was able to be in his
office this week.
An addition is being built to the
house occupied by Mr. Haley and
and family on South High street.
You can get medicines at Alcorn's
at all hours, day or night. If
Street Overseer Guest has about
twenty hands at work making the
improvements on Thirteenth street.
Mr.. Tennessee Holt has moved
from Shelbyville to Columbia, and
is now living at 90 West Tenth street.
Miss Fannie Fitzhugh, of Blount
Springs, Ala, is Wis ting Miss Mary
Osborne, in the Bear Greek neigh.
borhood.
The weather was exceedingly cool
several days the past week, and
heavy covering felt quite comfort
able at night.
See Payne & Britain if you ex-
pect to buy monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work. tt
Mrs. Hamilton, who has been quite
sick at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. j. L. Jones, we are glad to re-
port improving.
One of the negro hands employed
by the corporation on Thirteenth
street became overpowered by the
heat last Tuesday.
An enraged hog attacked the little
son of Queenie Armstrong, colored
last Friday, severely biting him and
breaking one of his ribs.
All members of Hope Rebekah
Lodge are urged to be In attendance
at the meeting tonight, as the cleo
ton of officers will take place.
Alcorn's Dyspepsia remedy cures
all forms of indigestion. If
Subscribers of the Bell Telephone
will please note additional list OF
subscribers. published elsewhere In
the HERALD. Cut out and paste to
your list.
Tom Butts has returned from
Lawrenceburg, where he has been
working for the Cumberland Tele-
phone Company for severa
weeks.
According to the calender, spring
: ended and summer commenced las
Wednesday. According to per
sons feelings, however, summer got
J here several weeks ago.
} Don't sell your potatoes befor
t seeing me. 1t will pay you.
6 l33t G. w. NICHOLS.
Eli Kimble, colored, while at worl
in one of the phosphate mines a
Mt. Pleasant last week, had his lei
y broken and was otherwise injure,
i by the caving in of a bank.
The new Rains-Kirk man-Banl
building is being rapidly constructed
The fronts of one of the Rains store
o and the bank building will be bull
of stone, instead of brick, as was a
first intended.
The Sunday-school of the Firs
Methodist church had a picnic il
Figuers' grove, near Darks Mill
= yesterday. Quite number went GU
:, to the grounds and the occasion was
greatly enjoyed.
, A special car filled with member
: of the order of Elks, from Birming
i ham, passed through Columbia las
Sunday evening, en- route to 81
S Louis, where the national conven
e ton is being held.
!. Alcorn's Celery and Kola Com
. pound is the best tonic. If
II Some one entered Mr.. F. J. EW
:. ing's carriage house last Frida
) night and stole sew eral GETS of hal
- ness. There have been a number c
~ thefts Of harness reported recent,
" and it would be we'll for everyon
to keep their harness under loo
hereafter.
Collin James, son of Mr.. A.
James of this city, has been honore
+ by being appointed Secretary an
+ Treasurer of the Commercial Ass,
citation of Memphis. He will also b
connected with the Freight Bureau
This is position of Importance, an
an advance over the position whic
a. he has been holding.
4 We are new men in the field, ar
a. would be glad to have your patrol
70 age. All orders entrusted to OF
n care, OF whatever nature, will
sr filled on the day promised.
IS If SEAvER & SWEET
IL George Hughes, Jr., was painful
J. hurt while visiting.-in Lawrenc
burg, last week. In attempting
mount his pony, the animal bega
to act in an unruly manner, thrO,
es ing the little fellow off and catchir
81 one of his feet in the stirrups. +
IL was dragged several yards and ha
his face badly bruised, but fort
nately he was not otherwise il
cured.
q. DIR. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Med
g. cine has national reputation, e.
r tending over about sixty years, as
le most successful liver regulator. If
v. Messrs. Sumner Armstrong al
IN John Fraser are the proud possesso
It. of a large St. Bernard dog that do
~ the pacing act with a neatness al
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