The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-02
AROUND TOWN.

Jim Ogilvie is confined to his bed with
fever.
Senator Carmack has returned from
Nashville.
j w. Tomlinson of Uulleoka, vas in
the city yesterday.
Mayor Cameron Ia confined at his
home witt rheumatism.
Lucian Grigsby, who has been sick
with fever, is improving.
Miss Libbie Wood has been on the
sick list the past two days.
Mrs. Ed Vaughan has been quite sick
with tonsilitis the past week,
Mrs. L. NJ Afford, who has been quite
SICK the past week, is better.
Mr.. Geo e McKennor, who has been
quite sick with the flux, is better.
Fred Kelsey has been sick for several
days, but is recuperating at his home at
Lynnvile.
The Columbia Mil & Elevator Co,
are having warehouse erected near
tt cir mill
Mr.. f. M Fuller has sold his place in
West End to Mrs. Freeman, and will
move to his farm soon.
The Daily Herald recovered the lost
COW advertised by Mr.. Jack Bauguss
"lt pays to advertise in the Herald"
Frank Vaughan and Tom Mahon left
several days ago for the Indian Terri
tory to take chance in the drawing for
public lands.
Burial robes specially; made by
mea surement and to order. Citizens
phone q, Bell phone POI.
7 2G d&w. Miss Rosa CHERRY.
Persons travelling on the trains on the
l.. & n. and N. f. x S. roads report
that Tuesdays rain was general south
of here, extending 10 the State line.
Wanted To rent a farm of 100 to $50
acres Adapted to live stock raising
and general farming. Address, E. b.
Rayburn, Atty, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
cd 2t.w 1t.
TIE case of the Jesse French Piano
Co. VS.. l.. W McCannahan, in the Cir
cult Court, has been compromised,
pending an appeal to the Supreme
! Court.
Nj. T. J. Tucker has quit the whisky
business, and has moved to South Main
street, next door to Watson S livery
stable, where he has a frst-lcass gro
Gerry. He invites his friends to call
and see him.
NOTICE: Having reated w. M. Buch.
nau's paint shop up stairs on South Main
street, | am prepared TODD all kinds of
carriage and buggy painting in first class
style at reasonable prices, and respect
fully solicit share of your patronage
Respectfully, h. o. WEsCoTT.
100 eod&w 4w
| Mai. Rockwell has garden at the
Ars email that is an excellent example Of
what work and care will do, even during
a drouth like this. A sample of toma
toes and okra produced in the garden
were left at Mr.. G. w. Nichols grocery
yesterday, eight of the tomatoes aver
aging a pounds each.
Mr.. j. w. Jackson and family, Miss
Ruth and Blair Hayes, Mr.. J NJ. Grimes
and family, Mr.. j. o. Scotch ant
family, Messrs. Tom Stewart, Al Ad
cock, Ralph Hunter and Mrs. Lonnif
Cook have gone to Estes Trap on Duel
River, where they will spend some days
on camp and fishing trip.
CRYSTAL Rock CEMENT Wall
PLASTER Used and recommended by al
the best plaster men of Columbia
Guaran' eed TO be first class in ever.
particul w. Call Citizens phone las
Sold bN N. M. JONES. 7 6-eod 4v
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
are now considering the ACCESSIBILITY o
purchasing steam rock roller anC
other necessary machinery, for the pur
pose of grading the streets of the city
This machinery, it is claimed, woult
pay for itself within short time, an,
would put the streets in much bette
condition. The cost of the machiner
would be about $4,000.
, The Herald is in receipt of the an
nouncement catalogue Of st. Matthew
Grammar School, at Dallas, Texas
This school is conducted by Prof. Fran
els Elliott Shoup, formerly of the On
lumbia Institute. This school is now
most hourishing condition, and tn
photographs of the pupils and the build
, ings make an excellent showing. TIL
+ session of 1901 1902 will begin Septen
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