The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-07-28
AROUND TOWN.

See notice Of Leonhard & Voss'
sale.
See Gordon & Rutledge for choice
of l25 town lots. 7l44
Read T. n. Figuers' "ad" on the
third page.
Little Miss Marguerite Alcorn, we
are glad to report, continues to i'm.
prove.
Chancellor Alternately will he
here the first of August to hold
court.
Give your orders to SEAvER g.
SWEET If you want first-class work.
If
Miss Sallie Friel will begin her
school at Southport the first of Au-
gust
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mckinney
have moved to their handsome resi-
dence In West End.
Mr.. G. V. Hull, of Tlmmons, was
able to be in town this week, after a
long spell of sickness.
Never sell a pearl without first
seeing G. H. SHARP. 1t
Work on the new store houses was
delayed some the past week on ac-
count Of the rain.
A New York pearl buyer was here
last week, and purchased several
hundred dollars worth of pearls.
The police took In" number of
boys this week who were caught
"hopping" the NJ, G. & st. L. train.
One hundred and twenty-fiv town
lots for sale. GORDON & RUTLEDGE.
7l44
DR.. @. A. Forgey has been on the
sick list the past week, but, we are
glad to report, is now improving.
James Ward has gone to Mt.
Pleasant, where he has accepted a
position iu Louis Loeb's new bak-
cry.
Conductor A. Merrifield was
called to his old home in Michiga n
this week by the death of his moth
er.
To improve adjoining property, |
will give away 15 lots in Rainey's
addition to Columbia to parties who
will build Immediately.
1t HORACE RAINEY.
A number of "bums" have been
caught stealing rides on the trains
this week, and all were sent to the
county road gang.
The fire laddies have not been out
practicing with the new engine yet
as they have only one charge OF
hand for the chemical apparatus.
Miss Mary Walker has an an
nouncement of the opening of hel
school in this issue. Miss Carrie
Walker will assist her In the schoo
work next session.
We will do all work given to u
promptly and in the best of style
If SEAvER & SWEET.
The two store houses in the north
| west corner of the square which
were damaged by fire some week
, ago, have been repaired and re
papered and painted.
Messrs. T. A. Digger and Thee
/ Green will, in the near future, ope
a bakery and confectionery in tn,
. stand formerly occupied by Leon
hard d Voss, on South Main street
7 which was damaged recently by fire
See Payne g. Britain if you eX
pect to buy monument, headston
or any cemetery work. If
= Evan Roam lost his pocketboo
last week containing about $65, an
" Master Geo. Hughes found it a few
. days afterwards near his home O.
y West Seventh street, and returne
Il it to its rightful owner. 1t was ad
,: vertised in the HERALD. $500
" For SALE!--A small stock of choic
family groceries, fixtures and deliv
cry wagon. A bargain. Address
lock box l45. 1t
AS a pumpkin raiser, our goo
= bachelo friend, Mr.. Ben Martin,
v entitled to the "blue ribbon" /
j. clearing his garden plot this wee
q to plant some late vegetables, he Gu
q pumpkin vine which measured =
" inches in circumference at its large
= part. Mr.. Martin says that the vir
A had grown to such dimensions thu
n it encountered the larger part of tn
Is plot (Which is not a small on
"a either), and that The PUMPKINS thu
Is grew thereon had to be "rolle