The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-21
AROUND TOWN.

FRANK Latta Is clerklng Tor Vnlte
Bros.
Very few peach trees have bloomed
this season.
Spring chickens will soon be on
the market.
Hammar Paint Is the best. If
Mr.. M. L. Eddy is giving his resi-
dence a new coat of paint.
Miss Marion Hodge is on the sick
list, threatened with appendicitis.
Drink Phospho at Alcorn's. If
The corporation hands are making
some Improvements on North Gar
den street.
Mr.. William Littlefield and family
will move soon to the Hughes cottage
in West End.
Mr.. Mora b. Fariss is improving
the appearance of his house by hav-
ing it reprinted.
Ed Henderson, who formerly lived
in this city, is now travelling for II
Cincinnati firm.
Take your prescription to Alcorn's.
If
Chancery Court took an adjourn
ment Tuesday and re-convened yes
terday morning.
Mr.. Frank Everett is having a
new room built to his house on
West Sixth street.
Mr.. j. A. Smiser is on the sick list
this week, troubled with rheuma-
tism in the arm.
Hammar Paint $l.l0 per gallon. If
Last Sunday was an exceedingly
pretty day, and many people were
out walking or driving.
Mr.. John w. Frierson is filling
in the lot at the corner of Fifth and
High streets, and will build resi-
dence there.
The fare from Columbia to Char
lesion for the Confederate Reunion
will be $l2.l0. Tickets will be on
sale Monday, May 8.
Hammar Paint is the best. If
Fariss' cake walk troupe gave a
performance at Hay Long College,
Mt. Pleasant, last Friday night. A
good-sized audience was in attend
ance.
Four emigrant wagons passed
through the city Tuesday, en- route
from Kansas to North Carolina
They had been on the road since
March 6.
Register Latta made his report
for March to Chairman LoOney last
week, showing that the receipts of
his office for that month were $ll4.35
and the expenses $l09 SO, making an
excess of 1852.
LOST, on the Mt. Pleasant pike, a
fur collarette. Finder will be re-
warded by returning same to Mrs.
Webb Ridley, Bethel House. 1t
The force of hands employed by
the railroad have laid several tracks
at the "Y," and are digging away
about 80 feet of the embankment
near the Columbia Mill d Elevator
preparatory to building some addi
tional side tracks there.
The Board of Health has issued
circulars notifying the residents O.
the city to have their premises
cleaned, and the authorities have
had lime distributed throughout the
city. An inspecting officer will soor
be around.
Use Alcorn's Worm Syrup. If
Lessons in conversational anC
sight reading French, by lad J
whose competency the HERALD will
vouch for, will be given at the In
stitute a part of this summer, begin
ming May LIST. This is an accom-
plishment our young people should
adorn themselves with.
I am prepared to clean monu
ments and head stones; also to reset
and set them on stone foundations
as we'll as furnish any new worl
desired in granite or marble. Salts
faction guaranteed. s. ? PAYNE
Columbia, Tenn. tt
The old Whitthorne building i
now a thing of the past. The worl
on the cellars for both new building
: on West Seventh street is progress
: ing rapidly, although it has beef
found necessary to do great deal o
l blasting on account of rocks.
Alcorn's Dyspepsia Tablets cur
d. all forms of indigestion. If
' Mr.. John Carpenters horse RAJ
away with his buggy on Tuesday
demolishing it. Fortunately Their
= was no one in the buggy at tn
: time.-Mt. Pleasant will soon have
: bank, ard we are willing to bet
i. dollar to ginger snap that it will
: be here in less than sixty days.-Mt
Pleasant Chronicle.
Fresh bedding plants of all sort
: just received. Large lot of gerani
ums, he!iotropes, verbenas, and tub
rose bulbs at the very lowest prices