The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-24
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home on West Seventh street.
Horace Thomas, of Bigbyyile, has
accepted a position at j. p. Street &
Co.'S.
Mr.. G. X Houser and family will
move into their new home at Riverside
in II few days.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers, Jr who has been
on the sick list for several days s, is able
to be out again
WANTED-A good blacksmith. Shop
in West End. Apply to
tt HORACE RAINEY.
Mr.. r. w. Watkins has commenced |
the work of repairing and improving his
residence on West Seventh street.
In the condemnation suit of the Nj |
Pleasant Southern Railway VS.. Mrs. M !
9. Howard, j. II. Duke has also been
made party defendant.
Mrs. E. H. Brown has filed suit in the
Circuit Court, through her attorney,
w. 0. Gordon, praying for divorce from
her husband, w. j. Brown.
See Payne & Britain if you ex-
pect to buy a monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work tt
Mr.. E G. Blackburn, who is i'll with
fever, is still in very critical condition
and little hope is entertained for his
recovery.
| jackson Townsel. colored, was ar.
raigned in the City Court Monday morn
ing, charged with beating his wife. The
case was continued until Monday
Mr.. Richard Smith, of Florence, Ala,
has accepted the position at Rains drug
store made vacant by the resignation of
Mr.. Ow en- Brashear. He will arrive to-
day.
The numerous friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Howard, who are now in st.
LOUIS, will be interested to learn that
son has come to bless and brighten their
home.
Miss Alice Wilson had the misfortune
a few days since to fall and sprain her
ankle, causing quite painful injury.
1t is hoped that she will soon be en-
tirely well.
Forepaugh & Sells Bros circus,
which shows here Sept. 26, had their
big tent blown down and torn in many
places by violent wind and rain storm
at Cameron, Mo.
Minerva Rutledge has filed suit in the
. Circuit Court, set king divorce from her
husband, Alex Rutledge, The parties
! are colored. Salmon & Turner are
: solicitors for complainant.
One of the attractions of the county
fair in October will be a tournament to
be held one day, and for which there
will be purse offered. A number of
young men will enter the lists.
Mr.. E. G. Henton leaves for his old
home at Columbus, o., next Saturday,
t and will probably remain there His
departure will be regretted by the large
number of friends he has made in our
S city.
y Register John Latta and family have
moved to the Howard place on Ninth
b street, which they recently purchased
] he families of Messrs. w. A. Howard
n and Austin Owen have moved to Nash
1. vile.
> he Kings Daughters met yester
70 day afternoon at $50 O'Clock with
II Mrs. Eugene Anderson. Bible subject
y LET the words of my mouth and The
meditations of my heart be acceptable
a in thy sight, 0 Lord"
~ The city authorities are preparing Il
~ issue another notice, requiring all resi-
h dents of the city to clean up thei
premises and put them in healthy con
dition. An inspecting officer will bt
started around Monday.
The Knights of Pythias held thei
regular meeting at Castle Hall on Fri
day evening last Several petitions wer
se received for membership, and the frs
We degree was conferred on one candidate
"a The meeting was we'll attended.
City Marshall jackson has quite
-. pretty collection of pearls, which h
purchased from various parties. One o
them is quite a curiosity, having tn
perfe ct shape of small acorn. 1t wa
". bought from John Hardison of Leftwich
or The following party, chaperoned b
Mrs. Caroline Dodson, went to Sowel'
Mill Wednesday, to spend the day fish
ing: Misses Eloise Davis, Bertha Byrum
Irene Smith, Nell Davis and Annie Ma
Cook, Messrs. Percy Coffey and Rober
Dodson.
Miss Q. V. Moore, who for a nu mbe
h. of years has taught in the colored put
iii lie schools of Columbia and Macedonia
ge has decided to open up normal and In
in dustrial school at her home in Mace
donia. This is commendable enter
no prise, deserving success.
of Officer Gresham arrested Tom Fulsor
he colored. Monday morning, charged wit
tn stealing a pair of shoes from Mr.. ID. "
Robinson. barber who works at Trail
lie barber shop. The negro plead guilt
i'll before Esquire r. H Guest, and wa
b.. bound over to the Criminal Court.
er, That set of furniture in Dobbins
at Ewing's show window don't belong
by them; it belongs to the HERALD. An
ev the HERALD will give it to the subscrIb,
who can guess the closest to the tot
zen number of votes that will be cast fl
is Governor, in Maury county. next Noven
lso Der. The offer is to both the Daily an
in Weekly subscribers, and applies alike
old subscribers and TO new, to those
Ia arrears and those who have paid in a.
,r vance. The HERALD is more than wort
' the money, and the guess comes fire
- absolutely free, and somebody will g
.ts the furniture for nothing.
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Furniture.
sit Sideboards. china closet, dinir
. tablao dining chaira in fact apvthi,