The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-05-17
AROUND TOWN.

4 HhOSHO iO"Ns
One Crayon l6X20 for SOC. at YoUNGs. II
Mrs. NJ. L. Truett is having her house
e.painted.
Mr.. w. b. Milan had a fine mich COW
to die Saturday.
Mrs. John Shelton is quite sick at her
home on Eight street.
For SALE Good second hand surrey.
Call Bell phone 3l2. cod d&w If
Miss Amy Gartner, we regret to re-
port, is on the sick list.
The bridge across Duck River at this
place is being reprinted.
STRAWBERRIES, the choicest and best,
at Alb ADKIssoN's, Fresh every morn
ing, Bell phone l0l 3. If
Mail-carrler j. w. Reams, after
spell of sickness, is able to be out again.
Pure Brown Leghorn eggs for sale.
Inquire at the HERALD Office. d&wtf
Will Barker, both phones, buys at all
times chickens, eggs, geese, ducks, gui-
meas, duck eggs, butter, etc. If
Deputy Sheriff Ed Hight carried
eight prisoners to the county roads
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Rush Gresham is now with Miles
Cook, the grocer, where he would be
pleased to see his friends.
Alb ADHESION has secured the ex.
elusive privilege of selling ice-cream,
lemonade and fruits in the Street Fair.
If
Jim Holt, the negro man arrested re-
/, Gently on the charge of assaulting a
young negro girl, has been released from
Jail.
Will Barker, both phones, buys old
iron, old bones, rubber boots and shoes,
copper, lead, zinc, brass, hides, etc. tt
Charley Fariss. who is in the employ
of the Cumberland Telephone Company
has been transferred from Dickson tC
Tracy City.
BELL PHONE 1913 if used to order
ice will bring to your home or place OF
business the summer comforts, promptly
and at right price. If
/, Today the young ladies of the
Institute will go to the home of Mr.. A
B. Harlan on the Williamsport pike
: THREE Buckeye force pumps in first
: class condition at. a bargain. Call al
t Barker & Co.'s and examine. Both
phones. 16 d&w If
Eph Roberts, charged with larceny
. was brought here Saturday from Mt
Pleasant and placed in Jail, to await
| trial by the Circuit Court.
Tbo I'LL loJoo noon, on Tho thi rC
E floor of the Woodbridge building ha
: been handsomely fitted up. Last eve
V ming several new members wer,
a initiated.
WANTED-Men to learn wire drawing
> fence and nail making. Fair wage
while learning. Good trade. Quickl
|, learned. Only steady men wanted
Both white and black. Address Ala
IL bama Steel & Wire Co., Birmingham
q Ala. 1926
l. Dir. Bob Irvine has a natural curiosit
Q in the form of a radish. 1t is like a
n other radishes except that it has tiv
roots, and grew in such manner that
is shaped almost exactly like a huma
- hand. He will preserve the curiosity i
alcohol.
A good motto for business men to TO
low: "All things come to those VIII
@ hustle while they wait" Put life int
your business, let the people kno
through the HERALD what you have
=, and things will soon come your wa
, without waiting.
n DR.. Bowen Bowen, who recentl
IL graduated from the dental department
of the Vanderbilt University. hs
" located in Columbia for the practice
a. his profession, and has formed par
nership with DIR. Jos T. Meadors, wit
H. offices III the Woodbridge building.
~ SALESMAN WANTED-To canvas
g. household necessities. Will pay salai
IN or commission TO good hustler.
le R. G. FARNswoRTH,
in At Bell Telephone 1T.
Frank Williams, son of Mr. and MI
il Thos. I'll. Williams, has been selecte
ne to deliver the address to the alumni
Howard Institute, Mt. Pleasant, at IL
,r close of this term Frank is now a
Up tending Vanderbilt University. and
ne one of the boys of whom Columbia
proud.
A locomotive jumped the track ne;
Reiney cut Wednesday afternoon abol
$50, and it was not until IL o'clock la
OF night that it was gotten back on. III
TO swtch-engine started out to the pla,
or with the wrecker, and jumped the trac
I'd but jumped back on again without al