The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-25
AROUND TOWN.

brides, go TO A. SAMuELs. 10 At
Fayette Tomlinson, who has been I'M
well, left for his home in Culleoka yes,
terday.
When you want big load OF good
wood for 81, call on or telephone Free
man IL Davis.
Mrs. Lucius Hoffman, of the Ben
neighborhood, is much improved from a
recent illness.
Mrs. Molie Ware is quite i'll at her
home, the results of fall received sew
eral WI eks ago.
A. Samuels buys copper, brass, rub
Der. zinc, hides and furs, and pays the
highest prices. lS4t
The residence of Mr.. Will Small,
corner of 9th and South High streets, is
being reprinted.
WANTED-A good school? Then, go
to the Atheneum. School begins Mon
day, Jan. %, 1901. 1t
Tax Assessor w. II. Lipscomb began
his work of assessing taxes in the 9th
district yesterday.
James, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weatherly, is dangerously i'll with scar
let fever at the home of his parents in
West End Fears are entertained for
his recovery.
WANTED To know where to go to
thool? Why to the Athenaum. 1t
will be one of the best schools. 1t
Mr.. Lucien Grigsby, who has been
with the Eagle Store for several years,
is now with the Racket.
j. T. Bats, the grocer at 9th and
South High, is putting a new coat of
paint on his residence and business
house.
The post Office at this place has been
allowed six additional letter boxes,
which will be erected at points where
they are most needed.
The Bethel House register contained
sixtyfv names Wednesday. This is no
unusual thing these days, and it shows
that Columbia is looking up.
The Kings Daughters will meet
Thursday after noon with Mrs. James
1887. Leader, Mrs. E. E. Erwin.
Little Zach Cook is much improved
at his home on Eighth street, after q
spell of Group, but we are sorry to re-
port baby Clariss sti on the sick list.
A movement has been started to have
plank walk built from the bridge tt
Fraser's store, at Riverside, for the
benefit of persons living across the river
LosT-A pair of gold-rimmed eye
glasses, on West Seventh street o.
Hampshire pike, with black cord at
tached. Finder please return to thi
office. 1t
Prof A. E. Elvin's business college
| in the Woodbridge building, will be oper
every evening from 80 to $3.50, and in
, the afternoon from 2 to o'clock, except
Saturday.
If you want good sound, six-year
old horse, gentle enough for woman tt
drive but free going enough for man
call Mrs. Lizzie Watson. Bell 'phon
364-4 rings.
James Monroe White is the name of
young gentleman who arrived Wednes
day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Major White. The HERALD extends
congratulations.
: Mrs. Mack White has been suffering
for several months with a tubercl,
knuckle. She received no relief unit
} the hand was lanced and the bon
I scraped Saturday
Hardison & hurry, butchers, at tn
. old Voss corner on South Main street
are there to supply consumers with tn
best quality, and if a trial is given then
they will give you just what you want.
What might have resulted in dis
Iastrous fire was fortunately averte
several nights since by Officers Chaffi
and Dowell. They discovered sma
blaze in the rear of the Columbia SteaI
Laundry, but succeeded in eXtinguisf
ing it with buckets of water.
After February /, Mr.. Alfred N. Este
of Spring Hill, will make his headqual
ters in Columbia and engage in the il
surance business. Mr.. Estes is an ell
y ergetic, trustworthy young man, an
= will take care of his patrons. He wi
= have an office in the Brown Block.
= DR.. Louis Leroy of the State Board {
J. Health, was here Monday, an
v brought with him the money, in pay
: ment for the services of the guards an
others " ho assisted in maintaining til
quarantine several months since. Til
IF delay in payment made the wages nor
the less acceptable.
20 WANTED-Reliable man for Manage
n of Branch Office we wish to open in tn
vicinity. If your record is O. X. here
"a an opportunity. Kindly give GOO
d reference when writing.
THE A. T. MORRIS WHOLESALE HoUs
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Illustrated catalogue cts. stamps.
Ill 12t
: Nichols & Parks, proprietors of tt
Palace Meat Market, have most con
plete establishment, and consumers ca
get from them Mallard ducks, oyster
Iy f-h, rabbits. dressed turkey ar
st chicken, derby hams, breakfast bacC
and anything in the fresh meat line lht
,e can be bought anywhere, of the be
quality.
For SALE-Two mares, two horse
one mule, two Jersey cows. Fro
70 three to seven years old. The hors
> and mule are we'll broke, gent
is sound and all right, and splend
r drivers. Will sell at bargain. Ca
Mrs. Lizzie P. Watson, 364-4 ring
r. Bell phone. 10 ct wit
v Mr.. w. E. Voss, proprietor of the RI
he Seal Bakery, has purchased the stot
and fixtures of Mr.. 7. A. Digger {
c. South Main street, and will hereaft
he conduct business at his old stand on Il