The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-09-22

~ III LOT the past week, but Is now |
improving.
jeff Digger, of McCains, has ac-
copied u position as travelling sales
man for L. G. Britain & Co.
The store-house of. NJ. Sheppard,
in West End, which was destroyed
recently by fire, is being rebuilt.
Give your orders to SEAvER &
SWEET If you want tirst-class work.
If
Mr.. w. B. Burnett and family
have moved to Summertown, where
they will make their bone.
A complete wrecking train has
been placed at this depot by the
Louisville & Nashville railroad.
Mr.. A. c. Floyd, Secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, has fitted up
an Office in room 10, Masonic build
ing.
See Payne & Britain if you ex-
pect to buy monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work. tt
All of the text books for the public
schools have not yet arrived, and in
consequence, much inconvenience is
being experienced.
The Robson Theatre Company will
begin weeks engagement IN tent
on South High street, commencing
next Monday night.
E. o. Timmons has returned from
Sewanee, and will leave in a few
DAYS for Nashville, where he will
attend Vanderbilt University.
Don't wait to see what THE DAILY
HERALD is and then take it; take it
and see what Is, and if you don't
like it, stop it.
Mr.. l.. r. Freeman of Nashville,
came out Monday to look after pa
pering the First Methodist church,
for which he has the contract.
Columbia Lodge 1. O. o. F. has ex-
tended an invitation to the Grand
Lodge to meet here in 1900. The
lodge meets next month at Clarks-
Vile.
Parties desiring option blanks can
procure same by calling at the HER
AID office. If
Dobbins q Ewing expect to move
into their new house about Deem
Der |, and until then are offering their
entire stock of queensware at % per
cent discount.
A cOlored porter at the Bethel
House was arrested by officers Goad
and Lancaster last Sunday on the
charge of selling beer OH Sunday
He will be tried in the city court to-
morrow.
Chas. Goard, Richard Miller, John
Brown and Jim Finley, from Colum
bia, left Fort Mcpherson, Ga.
Wednesday, with the Goth U. S. v.
en:route to the Philippines.
See Frierson d Embry when yor
want rye or any kind of grain Of
: seed. 1t
{ Quite a number of Confederate
Veterans from different parts of the
state passed through here Wednes
day and Thursday to attend the re
union of Confederate soldiers a.
Petersburg on Thursday.
Miss Hettie Hite will have will
her this season in her millinery
establishment Mrs. Frank England
Misses Sula Daimwood, Lille
Pinion, Lille McGaw and Ma.
. Tucker.
t The pearl which Mr.. J. M. Car
= found recently and had sent t,
It Nashville by Mr.. w. P. Woodbridge
:, was bought by the Steif Jewelry CO
: for 1852. The pearl was found il
t Morgan's Mill pond.
}. We will do all work given to u
q promptly and in the best of style
q If SEAvER & SWEET.
y y The friends of Congressman CaI
u mack will be glad to hear that he i
now able to leave his room, and ha
been out driving several times tn
past week. He is steadily regainin
his wonted health.
II Miss Lucy Patton, an experience
trimmer, arrived the past week frol
IA Cincinnati to take charge of tn
Is millinery department of the Trad
Palace.
r. Mr.. T. n. Figuers and Mrs. NJ.
n Williamson have rented the ne
v Rains building next to the hous
they now occupy, and will move int
3. their new quarters about the first I
IN the year.
G. John Wanamaker believes in col
fining his advertising to newspaper
r He recently made a contract wit
n the Philadelphia Record for a who
s. page for a year for 100000.
"a WANTED position by young lad
=, as stepOgrapher and typewriter. Fol
u years experience and qualified fl
any general office work. Referenc,
given. Address, imme lately, ca
: HERALD Office. 1t
= Mail.carrier Mort Taylor W,
= taken i'll with malarial fever Il
- first of the week, and as Substitu
Morrell was also sick with flux, 8
,r outsider had to be put on the rout
Marvin Bostick has been filling 81
place this week.
The Pump Factory came near ha
or ing another fire one day last wee
n. A spark from a passing engine :
. fire to one Of the buildings, but 70
al tunately the blaze was discover,
- and extinguished before it h,
"A gained much Roadway.
m William ]. Whitthorne, Jr.,
lit old Columbia boy and son of Mai
OF Whitthorne, has enlisted with Il
It. United States regulars at San Fra
4 cisco, and will leave on the fin
IN transport for the Philippines. I
has been in Olympia, Wsshingto