The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-02
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
Sumner Armstrong is able to be out
again after several days illness.
Elder McCaleb is slowly recovering |
from his five weeks spell of fever.
p @. Dooley has bought out Eugene
Affords stock at the Church stand in
Macedonia.
Robt. Pillow, Jr.. who has been at
HON sick with fever for the past week,
is improving
WANTED-A good blacksmith. Shop
in West End. Apply to
wi HORACE RAINEY.
Mr.. j. r. Murphy and family have
moved from Dark's Mill to their new
home on Fifth street.
See Payne q Britain if you ex-
pect to buy monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work tt
Next Monday should be big day in
Columbia. Let the Democrats of old
Maury turn out en- masse.
Love Webb is now with Chafiin Bros,
having accepted position and COM
menced work there to-day.
New goods received almost daily; all
the latest styles and fashions.
1t Mrs. NJ. E. WILLIAMSON.
Miss Aline Powell is sick with fever
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Powell, in West End,
w. E. Voss, the baker, and w. d.
Cameron, the grocer. are both out with
handsome new delivery wagons
FoUND-A lap-rug, between depot and
Colvert Bros. store. Owner may get
same by paying for this advertisement.
If
Mr.. e. G. Wade and family have
moved into the house on Sixth street
formerly occupied by Judge Sam Hold
ing
so MONEY to loan for client on Maury
County farms, 5 10 10 years time. w. B
GaEENLAw, Attorney, Columbia, Tenn
| 26-4t
MCClannahan Bros, the harness
makers, at No East Side Square, do
repair work in good style on short
notice.
Mrs. J. G. Williamson, we regret to
report, is critically i'll with flux at her
home, corner Sixth and North High
streets.
Mrs. John Gartner has marred the APP
pearance of her pretty home on North
Garden street, by cutting down her
shade trees.
A small freight wreck occurred OH the
N, F & S. below Mt. Pleasant Sun.
day. A car was deraied, but fortunately
nobody was hurt.
Willie Wood. former Columbia boy
who has been living in Nashville for some
time past, left last week for Waterbury
Conn.,, to enter school.
Messrs J. T. L. Cochran and w. P.
Erwin are at work on the registration
books, separating the names of the
voters into the various wards in which
they belong.
A deed has been filed in the Registers
Office, transferring from Mr.. Norman
Kirkman to Rev. w. A Provine fol-
$500, the lot on Sixth street, on which
Mr.. Provne is building a residence.
| You are cordially welcomed to our es
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pretty millinery, whether you want tt
u buy or not.
1t MRS. Nj. f. WILLIAMSON.
! Master Gerard and Little Miss Marie
Brownlow were taking lessons in horse
back riding Tuesday, when the ami
NAL threw them off, but Fortunately
they escaped with only shaking up
Will McMillin lof no relationship t.
the Governor) was caught stealing a ride
on the train Tuesday morning. He was
fined S. and costs by Esq Guest anc
sent to the county chain gang to worl
it out.
Our Premium Furniture guessing
, contest is attracting attention far anC
t wide. From every district in this coun
, ty, and from New York, Kentucky
{ Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi anC
Louisiana, the guesses are coming in.
) Mrs. E. E. McLemore went out call
ing to Mrs. S. S. Jennings Tuesday
and hitched her horse and phaton il
the lawn, where there was some loos
stock. While she was away the anima
7 became unruly and ran away, tearin,
up the pheron. Nobody was hurt,
; The ballots that will be used OF
November in districts coming unde
+; the provisions of the Dortch law will b
! veritable "banket sheets I" The nam
of the electors for each Presidentia
ticket, besides the names of the candi
: dates for Governor, Congress, the Legis
lature, etc, will be printed thereon.
Improvident people are those VIII
: neglect good opportunities. You vii
never have better opportunity to get
handsome set of furniture, than by SUI
scribing for the HERALD ard taking
g guess FREE for the furniture. If you d
g not understand the details, call at til
}, HERALD office, or at DobbinS & Ewing 5
where the furniture is on exhibition, an
they will explain. If
The colored peoples fair closed Satu
day afternoon at South Side Park, hav
ing lasted two days There were races
8 goose pulli1gs, and other amusement
and the occasion was one of much EMO,
- ment to the darkies. The goose
! pullings" created a great deal of il
;, terest; a live goose with its neck an
. head picked clean and creased was su'
. pended by its feet from pole, and th
negroes would dash by on horses an
attempt to pull off the head, the SUI
:. cessfu! contestant being given prize.
d Some of our subscribers seem to thin
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