The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-07
AROUND TOWN.

The banks were all closed on
Good Friday.
Take Alcorn's Syrup of Red Glover
for the blood. 1t
Mrs. +. f. Wood has been quite i'll
for several days with pneumonia.
The Episcopal Rectory, on West
Seventh street, has been nicely
painted.
The April Fool joker and his victim
were very much in evidence last
Saturday.
Drink ice cream soda water at
AlcOrn's. If
Eb Whitaker has been employed
by the post Office at this place as
special delivery boy.
The large two story warehouse of
Dobbins d. Ewing, back of the HER
AID office, is about completed.
Alcorn's Cold Tablets cure a cold
in one day. If
Mr.. Joe f. Parks has sold his in
terest in the livery business of Har-
Ian, Son q Parks to Mr.. j. w. Shell
ton.
Mr.. w. A. Ruttle is experimenting
the work OF cleaning away the debris
at the burnt district on West Seventh
street.
Postmaster Fariss again urges all
those who have not sent in their
names with street and number, to
do so at once.
The stomach is our best friend and
the next best is the Perfect" bakin~
powder. 1t is chemically pure and
assists digestion. l.20 3m
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dale will go
to housekeeping soon in the cottage
adjoining Mr.. w. J. Dale's residence
on Sixth street.
The Board of Mayor and Alder
men met in regular monthly session
last Friday night. But little bust
ness OF Importance was transacted.
Chancellor Alternately arrived the
first of the week to hold the regular
term of Chancery. An adjournment
was taken however, until next Mon
day.
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy will meet Saturday, April
9Th at 3 O'Clock with Mrs. w. B.
sired.
Have you seen the HERALD's pre-
MUM watches? If not, take peep
at them in Figuers' show window
One of them may be yours for ten
subscribers to the HERALD.
Frank d. Lander, Jr., is the proud
wearer of one of the HERALD's
premium watches. He earned it by
active, hustling work, and the favor
of his friends, to whom he wishes
the HERALD to return sincere
thanks.
Hendley 81 Wilson, the insurance
agents, are now in their new Office
between McKennon, Anderson &
Fosters and the Bank building
Gunter, the tailor, has moved up
stairs next to the Bell Telephon,
office.
I am prepared to clean monu
ments and head stones also to reese
and set them on stone foundations
as well as furnish any new worl
desired in granite or marble. Salts
faction guaranteed. s. p PAYNE
Columbia, Tenn. tt
A friend is cheap at 81. One wa,
to make friend is to help boy ge
his first watch. Don't refuse hin
when he asks you to subscribe o
renew for his sake. 1t may be
little thing in your life, and you ma,
soon forget it, but he wont.
Alcorn's Celery and Kola Com
pound is the best spring tonic. If
Rubber tired Surveys, ph@tons
and buggies, the finest line eve
brought to the city.
9 If J.P. STREET & Co.
A most enjoyable "cake walk
was given at the skating rink las
Friday evening, a large crowd bein
, in attendance. The first prize wa
v captured by Bruce Leneave an
Z. Miss" John Clopton, and tn
second by Emmet Digger an
8 miss" Will Brazier. This even
= closed the season at the rink.
s | have now on hand the fines
g stock of American Beauty, L
France, Mareschal Neil and othe
!, fine roses, and pot flowers ever see
J in Columbia. Prices are right
!. everything fine. Call and see wins
Y a nice stock / have. f. E. Woo
Bethel Block, West 18th street. 1t
n Last Monday was very disagree
,, able day, and but few people brave
d the elements and came to tow
|. Time was, and that only few yea
J. ago, when the first Monday in Apr
& was one of the biggest days of tn
# year, and the streets of COlumb
+ were thronged with people who can
# to town to exhibit their fine stocI
But things are different now.
We have purchasd the celebrate
pure baking powders named "Pe
feet" and desire our customers
use it, for health sake. NJ. d. Kin
q wv NinLcal- LcrinrsL..a & Il u I.