The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-11-17
AROUND TOWN.

Mrs. Is. L. llller IS on the sick list,
threatened with fever.
Lost articles may be found by insert
ing an ad in this column.
A new boy has come to make bright
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wooten Moore.
Alex. Johnson has moved his grocery
to the Sheppard building, in West End.
PHOSPHATE ANALYSED by f. G.
Smith at the Atheneun. If
Virdie, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G Latta, has mild case of
diphtheria.
The brick work on the new Grant
building back OF the Bethel House is
ABOUT completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnet have moved
from West End to Reece Davis place
on South Main street
Wisener Bros. have closed their meat
shop in West End, and Mr.. j. 7. Bats
will open up in their place,
Gerard Brownlow, who it was feared
had diphtheria, is able to be up and
about the home again.
Miss Flynn will not give her lecture on
DlSClIllllt W lllt lIHllbult OdJuTNldN,
as was previously announced.
See Pay ne Il Britain if you ex-
pect 10 buy "a monument, head stone
or any cemetery work. If
Mr.. S. Strudwick and family have
moved to the residence on Sixth street,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Kuykendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Octie Cherry will here
after make their home in Nashville,
where Mr.. Cherry will be nearer his
work
JAS I. Strong, an old Columbia boy,
now of Nashville, is with the carpet de-
partment of McKennon, Anderson q
Foster.
JEFF Digger, of McCains, who has
been i'll for some time with fever, has
about recovered, and was able to be in
town today.
Two photos for 10 cents: 6 for % cents.
Upstairs, next door to Bell Telephone
office. 17-6t
The Zion vicinity was we'll represent
ed at the First Presbyterian church
Monday night to hear DIR. Patons lee
ture on foreign missions.
Mr.. Harrington and family are occu-
pying the cottage on the corner of West
Sixth and Armstrong streets, recently
vacated by Mr.. j. F. Brownlow.
Mr.. John G. Sowell, of the Lipscomt
neighbcrhood, has just returned from a
ten days stay in Birmingham, where he
was in attendance at the races
! Hog trough iron, meat-cutters anC
suffers, butcher knives, etc
If j. P. STREET & Co.
There will be an o. ster supper at Mr.
w. j Moore's residence Friday night
for the benefit of the Lebanon Heights
Sunday Everybody is invited
to attend.
Leonidas Polk Bivouac No 3, of Maur,
County, has received an invitation to b,
present at Franklin on Nov &c. at tn,
unwilling of the Confederate monumen
at that place.
COL A. M. Hughes, w. B. Gordon
Esq, and Mr.. H. F. Alexander left yes
terday on trip in the interest of tn
Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee River an,
Milan Railway.
Residence rates as low as 81 per month
! For further information call 101 or Sc
W. I. Naff, manager. 1t
Columbia is an ideal place for the Ii
6 cation of a picking factory The mate
: rails for such an industry are raised i
great abundance, and are thrown ava
for want of market.
The front of the new Brown block o
the south side of the square, which fe
some weeks ago, has about been +,
y placed by one which gives every assn
. ance of being more substantial.
$ Mr. L. M. Rains of Hornbeak, Ohio
'. county, is here prospecting and invest
k eating the phosphate fields of Maui
: County. He brought with him son
samples of rock from his county, whic
he will have analysed.
! Forty eight telephones put in by Cur
= berland Telephone and Telegraph G.
:. since October l. 1t
t. Mr.. w. 7. Anderson, who will ha,
J. charge of the furniture department
/ Messrs. Dobbins & Ewing, has move
his family out from Nashville, and
living in the house formerly occupied |
a Grant COPYRIGHT, on South Main stree
!. The number of new buildings bei1
u erected in Columbia is only limited
4 the supply of building materials tn
he can be secured. Many new houses a
he needed, but they cannot be built as ia
IS as they would be if lumber could be o
T, tanned.
. Mr.. E. B. Watt, of Greenfield, Obi
> was here Saturday looking into the a
yantages of Columbia as place to sta
a cotton mill. Secretary Floyd, of t
=, Chamber of Commerce, is also in &C
Ill respondence with another party at Cha
g. tanooga in regard to the same matter.
~ 20 lbs good rice for 81; good packa
coffee, 10c per 10; good baking powdt
10c 10, or y 10, for DC; rolled oats, l
package: best green coffee, 15c
st Bring us your eggs and butter.
IN 17-2t TUCKER & BRITAIN.
W The Secretary of the Chamber
~ Commerce has received some inquir
from West Virginia company who q
DESTROYS of establishing an axe-hanC
st factory here 1t is mainly questi
EN- with them as to whether there is enou
MS hickory timber here to suit their pl
re- poses.
Messrs. C.. B. Walker and Jas. n
OF Cord, proprietors of the Racket Store
In this place, and a branch Racket Store
MT Mt. Pleasant, have dissolved partn
en- ship. McCord retains possession of