The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-22
ABcT~ Town.

II. G Evans, of Columbia has filed a
petition in bankruptcy.
Go to Bucks for your Christmas Kal-
amazoo celery. 1t is the finest 1t
Tom Alexander, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, is able to be up again,
Bruce, the little son of Mr. and Mrs
f. ID; Wilson, is quite sick with the
measles
Mr.. S. G. Gary has bought a place
near West Harpeth, and will move there
next week.
w. j, Embry & Co. want to buy few
thousand dollars worth of good and |
notes l2.22-zt
Many pretty shop windows, with thei r
Christmas displays, may now be seen
in Columbia.
Will Lancaster is acting as floor
walker at the Racket during the rush of
the holiday trade.
The incandescent electric lights. after
having been out for several weeks, have
been turned on again.
The Supreme Court at Nashville will
probably reach the Naury county dock
ct the first of next week
Mrs Frank Mari, who has been sick
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. ID. Hodge, is able to be out again.
Elizabeth, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mora B Fariss, who has been
quite sick with measles, is improving.
See Payne u Britain if yon ex.
pect to buy a monument, maidstone
or anV cemetery work If
The many transfers that are now being
made show that the activity in Maury
county real estate continues uudimin-
ished.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Mullenix are re-
ceiying congratulations over the arrival
of little gentleman visitor at their
home recently.
The demand for residences continues
to grow. If there were fifty vacant
residences in town, they could be easily
rented within week.
WANTED-Two travelling statesmen
in each Southern state. Permanent
position; salary and expenses; experience
not absolutely necessary. Address
Pocahontas Tobacco Works Co., Bedford
City, Va. 1t
Mr.. John P. McGaw, ir., will be back
in the livery business at his old stand on
the corner of Sixth and North Main
streets on January l..
For RENT-Three new fve-room cot
tages, situated in the best residence
part of the city, two blocks from square.
Apply to Hendley q Wilson. 19-3tw1t
Mr.. A. Barr. Chairman of the build
| ~ L
ton. has had the lower halls at the
public school building nicely improved.
PHOSPHATE ANALYSED by f. G..
Smith at the Atheneum. If
The contract for furnishing the police
with their new uniforms has been
awarded by the city purchasing agent
to Messrs. McKennon, Anderson &
,, Foster
The new Brown buildings on the
, south side of the square are rapidly
| nearing completion. The windows have
already been fitted in with elegant
| plate glass.
! The cases of Rutledge Hill ct al. vs..
t James f. Hoffman, and S. B. Nichols
5 VS. Lloyd Cecil, from this county, have
e been heard in the Chancery Court
e of Appeals at Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Wilkins have mov-
ed to the Holman place on South Gar
den street, which thew have rented for
S next year. Mr. and Mrs. Holman will
4 go to Florida to spend the winter.
The many friends of Caud Erwin re,
e greet to hear of the death from lock jaw
: of "Ellen j. a fine mare belonging tC
hin, CNhn ,,orr01,n1 81 I,o /,
+ traits to which the horse nature is heir
= = As will be seen from their advertise
u ment elsewhere, the Maury Dry Goods
I Co., announces that it will give two pei
cent of their gross cash sales SATURDAY.
I to the Kings Daughters. This is
: very generous donation.
: Hog trough iron, meat-cutters anC
suffers, butcher knives, etc
, tt j. p. STREET & Co.
The firm OF Anderson & Co in South
Columbia, has been dissolved by mutua
: consent, Mr.. Meade Frierson selling his
: interest to Mr.. j. M. Anderson, who viii
: continue the business at the same stand
= under the same firm name.
~ 3 photos for Zoe, for ten days longer
q Button photo free to advertise. Seventh
street, upstairs. See sample. 1t
The HERALD some time since ordered
- y nice supply of calendars for its patrons
;. but in the rush of the Christmas trade
/ the Express Company misplaced then
/ somewhere on the road. We canno
tell now whether they will come at all OF
not for if they stay lost much longer
> we will not want them.
Mrs. W. NJ. Biddle, Commander; Mis-,
Amanda Harlan, Secretary, and Mrs
If Ed Turner, Finance Keeper, of the Co
: lumbia Hive of the Ladies of the Macca
e bees of the World, this week delivered
= to Mrs. L. b. Kelley draft for $1,000
being the amount of insurance carried
by her daughter, Mrs. Pauline Smith, il
that order.
:. Mrs. CARRIE RoMICk BALDWIN, 0
\ Glen Lord. Michigan, Reader anC
: Teacher of Elocution and Physical Cul
- tire, is stopping for few weeks in Co
Il lumbia. Engagements can be made TO
public and parlor entertainments OF
liberal terms. Rates for course o
twelve lessons, class or private, s.
Mrs. Baldwin's rooms are at Mr.. w. j
Cakes, corner Garden and Sixth