The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-30
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L. N. Figuers' shoe store. /
Mrs. w. P. Woodbridge was some better
| Yesterday.
Miss Mary Sue Aydelott is cerking
for the Maury Dry Goods Co.
For good solid leather shoes az the
lowest prices see HENRY Gross. 1t
The banks and post-office will be
closed to-day in celebration Of Thanks
giving Day.
DIR. w. zimmerman and family are
moving to day to the Taylor cottage on
South High street.
Life insurance policies bought FOR cash
or loans obtained. j. g. DEXTER.
eod-w If
Mr.. S. j. Caperton has accepted po-
sition as bookkeeper for the Cumber-
land Telephone Company.
Hog Trough Iron. Sausage Cutters
and Suffers. Butcher Kn yes.
IL 1872 j. Z STREET q Co.
CITY Marshall John Latta. who was
recently elected by the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, assumed his duties this
week.
People desiring stylish neckwear for
holiday gifts at popular prices will find
them on sale the last of the week at
HENRY Gross 1t
Bradley Disk Plow for sale. Has been
used only two or three weeks. Call at
HERALD Office. 17-2t
Visiting Cards, 100 and your name
plate for $l.25. Flowers for parties,
weddings or funerals at all times.
1t JAMES Bros.
DIR. o. j. Porter. the City Health
Officer, informs us that the children OF
MIR. w. B. Milan are suffering with
chickenpox.
Holiday neckwear of the most beauti
It full kind, also new style muffers viii
It arrive this week. These are correct sty es
and will be sold at popular prices by
e HENRY Gross. 1t
e Miss Amy Gartner has recovered
'e from her illness, and is able to be bach
q at her post of duty at McKennon, An
'. derson & Fosters.
Mems long overcoats, known as storm
ulsters, the $40 90 kind for 81, the 81 81
kind at s. 90, the Sc 90 kind at 81 CO.; the
m best lot OF ulster overcoats to be founC
ar 1t
Mr.. L. d. White, formerly of tn
HERALD force, can now be found behinC
the counter at White Bros, on Nortl
Main street. The HERALD wishes hin
is abundant success.
8. We call attention to the advertise
* ment appearing in this issue of tn
* Maury County Abstract Co. Patron
u will be we'll taken care of by the eff
cient management.
The HERALD found the owner for tina
lost pair of shoes advertised in Tue:
,v days HERALD, and it also recovered fo
>" Mrs. A. M. Hughes the lost dog whic
she advertised a few days ago. Th
HERALD can find anything, except
needle in a haystack.
For RENT-Three-r room cottage i
West End. Apply to ]. D. Barrow
ne d26-6t-w1t
w. J Wade and R. L. Hayes went I
90 Columbia Wednesday to learn about til
100 storm of Tuesday night. They hay
n relatives there who they feared, fror
as what they could learn, we're in the trac
70 of the storm. -Marshall County Gazette
r. @. Farnsworth will close out b
ar. business between now and January
To- Housekeepers with an eye to business
if they go to his place ahead of the rusl
will be able to see a bargain countt
. such as they have few opportunities a
Go to see him at once and pick up I'll
''snaps."
" Columbia Lodge. I. o o. F., had a
interesting meeting Tuesday evenin
in their hall on South Main street. I'll
initiatory degree was conferred upo
Az Clifford Adkisson, and Sheriff R "
10 no. Hight was instructed in the third d
az degree After the business me citing, g
o. enjoyable repast was partaken of.