The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-08-25
AROUND TOWN.

w W ~ Lazarus IOT Odts, rye ana
Hay. Aug25.3t
Austin Voss we are sorry to note,
is on the sick list.
Go to ID. Lazarus for winter oats.
aug25 st
Mrs. w. Y. Erwin is improving
from painful illness.
Miss Mary Walkers school will
open Monday Sept. 4
Miss Ethel Hatcher has recovered
from a slight attack of fever.
PHOSPHATE ANALYsIs-by f. G.
Smith at the Atheneum. If
Miss Annie VOORHEES, Is convalesc-
ing from an attack of sickness.
Take your phosphate to ]. A. TIT
comb to be analysed. If
Mr.. Sam Caperton, who has been
quite sick with fever, is some better
this week.
Give your orders to SEAVER d
SWEET If you want first-class work.
Mr.. Will Keaton, of Pulaski, is
clerking at McKennon, Anderson
Il Fosters.
Parties desiring option blanks can
procure same by calling at the HER.
AID office. If
Your neighbor probably does not
kick to you, but does to US. Rates
in reach of all.
Clarence Dennis, son of w. w.
Dennis, is convalescing from a three
weeks spell of fever.
We will do all work given to us
promptly and in the best of style.
tt SEAvER Il SWEET.
Mr.. w. B. Greenlaw is having two
neat little cottages erected on EN-
barge street, near Ninth.
Mrs. w. H. Wilkes, who is with
her niece, Mrs. fowler, has been
quite ill, but is convalescent now.
w. j. Embry & Co., have $4,000
OF per cent money to loan on good
farm mortgages. Augl8 2t
Mr.. j. H. Thomas, formerly of the
Harris d Cole Bros. factory, is now
foreman at the w. J. Cakes factory.
The Rebecca Lodge will give an
ice-cream supper, Thursday even
ing, August 3lst. Everybody is COZ :
daily invited.
Mr.. w. T. Chaffin who is still al
Beaver Dam, improves very slowly
He likes Beaver Dam so we'll, he
has bought cottage there.
See Payne & Britain if you ex
pect to buy monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work. tt
Sheriff Hight killed cow il
Macedonia last Sunday. She be-
longed to Mr.. John Latta, and wal
suffering with hydrophObia.
The brick work on the McKennon
Anderson & Foster, Woodbridge
Irvine and Dobbins & Ewing build
ing was started this week, and the
work is progressing rapidly.
Mr.. H. o. Fulton, who has beef
quite sick for several days with
rather severe attack Of fux, is some
what improved now, and his friend
hope to see him out in few days.
Mr.. A. CARRIER, who recent
bought the Holcomb property, Of
Ninth street, now occupied by w
w. Dennis, is going to make extern
sive Improvements at an early date
We have few thousand dollars /
I cash which we wish to invest i
good land notes, having one or tw
years to run.
aug1S-2t w. J. EMERY & Co.
Mt. Pleasant will have a separat
Bell telephone exchange after Sept
|, and toll will be charged between
Columbia and there. 10 cents wi
be charged to subscribers, and l
cents to non-subscribers.
: You can have Bell Telephone i
: your place of business as low as $l.E
per month. This will enable you t
:. talk without further expense t
nearly 500 stations. 1t
Mr.. lobe Miller, whose valuabl
pearl was sold in New York lat
week for $1,000, presented Mr.. A.
Rains, who was instrumental in til
, sale, with handsome gold-heade
cane last Monday, as an eXpressio
of his gratitude.
o Mcdowell school will open its ia
term Monday, Sept. 4th, with fu
corps of teachers. Miss AydelO
will have charge of the music elias
All pupils intending to attend al
requested to be present at the opel
! ing. JESSE TOMLINsON, Prin.
q The suit of J. M. and Eugene Fo
ter vs.. s. B. Nichols was tried befol
% Judge Looney and Whitthorne Tue
:, day. The compliments elaine
N commissions on some wheat the
- had bought for defendant. The ca
# was decided in favor of the defen
= ant.
a The cake-walk at Gholston's Hs
70 last Saturday night ended in fire.
fOr-all fight. About 20 negroes we
ID engaged in the fight but no one vi
hurt seriously. The police capture