The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-05-24
AROUND TOWN.


Mrs. f.. l. Joyce, we are glad to report,
is recovering from her recent illness.
Miss Amy Gartner, who has been
sick, is able to be out again.
STRAWBERRIES, the choicest and best,
at Alb ADKIssON's. Fresh every morn
ing. Bell phone 1913. If
Will Billiard and family have moved
from South Garden street to South
Main.
Joe Lee, who has been cIerking in a
drug store at Tuscumbia, Ala. has gone
on the road again.
For SALE-Goo second hand surrey.
Call Bell Phone 3l2. cod d&w. If
Will Barker, both phones, buys at all
times chickens eggs, geese, ducks, gui-
meas, duck eggs, butter, etc. If
The HERALD returns thanks to Mrs.
W. H. Davis for box of exceedingly
fine, large Strawberries.
Phinteas lodge, X. of p. had an inter
esting meeting Friday night. Work was
done in the first and second ranks.
Alb ADHESION has secured the ex-
elusive privilege of selling ice-cream,
lemonade and fruits in the Street Fair.
If
Hon. w. T. Porter, who has been at
Mrs. Josie Haran's since his return from
Nashville, was taken to his home at
Williamsport last week He is slowly
improving.
Gordon Walker, colored, was arrested
Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Erwin on
the charge of breaking into the servants
house on Mr.. Horace Rainey's place last
Friday night.
Charley Hamlet, colored, was tried
Wednesday by Esq. Guest and fined so
and cost, on the charge of taking a
jennet belonging to Wash Fisher,
colored. and appropriating it to his own
use. 1t was proved that Hamlet did not
take the iennet with the intention of
stealing it.
Mr.. R. G. Maxwell wishes to inform
his friends that he has associated him
self with the firm of West & Maxwell
Undertakes. Both phones. PAT
Mr. Young, the photographer, INDUCES
in strawberry culture, as ''side line
On small patch, about 30x60 feet, he
has raised enough for home comsump.
r ton, and sold SO worth, and the season
{ is not yet gone. His sample left at this
Office is very fine; it requiring only 80 tc
( fill a quart box.
l Will Barker, both phones, buys ole
9 iron, old bones, rubber boots ard shoes
copper, lead, zinc, brass, hides, etc. t
For SALE-Good combined saddle anC
buggy horse, five years old: perfectly
70 for lnli,,e A en- IL ~
; young calf Also first class pasture fol
stock; plenty of running water. Cal
Bell phone 1868 rings, or apply to
d 22-6t W 1t MRS. JNo. F. WAKEFIELD.
= The following Odd Fellows from
! Columbia visited the Mt. Pleasant lodg,
. Thursday night: Messrs. George S. Al
. corn, Sumner Armstrong, Frank Cox, f
:, Beheimer, Aaron Hirsch, George Daim
= wood, j. w. Reams, A Samuels and r
w. Hight. Two candidates were pu
through the initiaJory and two through
the second degree, and after the worI
of the evening nice refreshments wer
served.
BELL PHONE 1913 if used to orde
ice will bring to your home or place c
business the summer comforts, prompt
and at right price. If
Will Hodge and Edwin Fry hav
- bought out G. R. Welch's postoffic
book store, and will use every effort t
run it in an up-todate manner and Civ
the public what is wanted. Mr.. Hodg
=, still retains the position of vice. presider
y of the Fry-Hodge Drug Co., and directc
of the Roseborough Oil Company
N Marshall Texas Messenger.
d State Superintendent Fitzpatrick hs
r announced the conductor and assistant
i'd for the State institute to be held
d Columbia four weeks, commencing Jur
h II. l.. S. London is conductor, and h
n will be ,assisted by F. j. Page, A. ,
er Brandon and W. G Lawson. Prof ,
10 E. Scobey, of this place, will assist i
the Institute to be held at Paris, Tenn
n commencing June TO-
J. SALESMAN WANTED-To canvas
- household necessities. Will pay salal
or commission 10 a good hustler.
r. &. FARNswoRTH,
At Bell Telephone 1T.
Bill Nye once said: ga man may US
wart on the back of his neck for
collar button; ride on the rear coach of
train to save the interest on his none
till the conductor reaches him: stop b
watch at night to save wear and tea
leave his is undotted or It's uncrosst
to save ink; pasture his mothers graz
to save corn; but man of this kind is
gentleman and scholar compared
the fellow who will take newspaper f
a year and when asked to pay for it pl
it back in the Office and have it markt
, refused "
- FoR SALE-A good 10-horse pow
- Traction Engine. advance" max
On easy terms. Will take young stoC
of any kind in part payment. Engil
o can be seen at Nashville, Tenn. +
,n particulars, address. Lock Box IL
r. Franklin, Tenn. A-2t
or Maj. Whtthorne and Mr.. fowler,
he the Arsenal delegation, have return'
ne from Washington. They report, as O.
dispatches indicated several days ag
that it is quite probable that the Arsen
property will be converted into an arm
post Congressman Padgett will vi,
I'M the Buffalo Exposition before retur
he ing home, and Col. Hughes went fro
Washington To Chicago. Senator Ca
mack will remain in Washington sever
days longer.
Blue Seal Ice Cream is received da
by Alb. Adkisson and he will furnish
u any quantity to families. Bell pho
1ie 104 3. II
DR.. Leon Rucker, of Little Roc