The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-05-02
AROUND TOWN.


Pulaski this week.
Mr.. Ed. Turner. who has been quite
i'll, is some better to-day.
Miss Aileen Moore, who has been sich
for several days is better.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
has been nicely reprinted inside.
Ths store house occupied by j. b
Rees has received a new coat of paint
Be sure and see the clothing bargains
offered by Henry Gross West 9TH st. II
Mrs. Josie Harlan is having her home
on Sixth street repapered. Allen Powell
is doing the work.
Read "Hannah's Cousins Lament"
miss a good thing.
Jimmie, the little daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. John w. jackson, who was dan
gerously i'll, is better.
For Sale A gooa, rubber tired
phaton, dirt cheap for cash. Call al
James Roberts stable. tt
Chancellor Alternately will hold a
special term of the Chancery Court
at this place July 2Sth.
New and up-to-date clothing for men,
boys and children, for reasonable prices
at Henry Gross West It'll street. 1t
Mr.. Carrick Fariss and wife ere
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Irvine on the Campbellsville pike.
Mrs. J. P. Calwdell. who has been
on the bed of affliction for several
months, we are sorry to report, Is
worse.
Little Bessie Smith has been quite
sick with mumps for several days, at
the home Of her parents on Cemetery
avenue.
Dick Bennett says the "four- story
sky-scraper' which he is building for
Frank Bennett will add to the appear
ance of the new depot.
An immense stock of shoes, hats, I'M
derwear, trunks, umbrellas &C., for
astonishingly low prices at Henry
Gross West 7th street. 1t
Will Boyd says it was so dark in
North Columbia Tuesday night that
when he went out in his backyard to
get bucket of water he got lost.
The registration books will be open
NAV l, 9 and 3 for supplementary regis
tration on account of the election for
school commissioners on May a.
The best way for the advertiser to
cover all of Maury county is through
the Daily aud W eekly Herald-a combi
nation hard to beat. If you haven't
tried it, try it.
The singers. who will present "Pina
fore" will have meeting Friday night
at the Bethel House. The books for
the opera have arrived, and a full at
tendance is desired.
The registration books were opened
yesterday for supplementary registra-
ton on account of the school commits
sioners election May "a, and will re-
main open today and Saturday.
Mr.. E. E. Snyder, formerly Road
master on this division but more
recently superintendent of the Mem
phis division of the l.. q NJ, has been
appointed Superintendent OF the Louis
vile division. Mr.. Snyder's friends
here are glad to hear of his rapid
rise in his chosen profession.
Mr.. E. G.. Barber, who has been cen
nected with the Herald for several
months, left Sunday for Birmingham.
Ala, where he has accepted position
as machiLe operator in printing estab
lishment. MIR. w. G. Aydelott, recently
with the Journal, has taken Mr.. Bar
ber's place on the Herald force.
The Lewisburg correspondent to the
American says: "Lewisburg's public
square is to be adorned by another two
story brick building, department hard
ware, tinware and furniture store house.
Dobbins e. Ewing, of Columbia, E. S.
Clayton, w. Fl. Moore and Joe Fowler,
of this county are the stockholders.
The building is to cost $4,000"
We have just received complete
line Of the best house paints and oils
ever brought to this market, and are
prepared to supply all demands.
Paints for exterior work, finer paint
and oil for interior work, and roof
paint famed for it's lasting qualities.
We would be pleased to have your or
der. N. F. VAUGHAN. 30-6t&w
The singing for the commencement
exercises of the Columbia Public School
is under the direction of Prof. +. III.
Hutsell, and under his efficient tutor
ship the pupils have already about mas
tered the selections. The musical fea'
lures of the exercises will be chorus by
the graduating class, consisting OF six
young ladies, and two other choruses
ung by about fifty pupils.
A newspaper whose columns overflow
with ads Of business men has more in
fluence in attracting to, and building up
a city or town than any other agency
that can be employed. People go where
there is business. Capital and labor
will locate where there is an enterpris-
ing community. No power on earth is
so strong to build up town as a news
paper we'll patronized, and its power
should be appreciated. Rev. T. Dewitt
Talmage.
Geo. S. Alcorn the druggist, says
the money he spends with the Herald,
Yields him better results than any
money he ever spent for advertising:
and he has tried other newspapers, and
circulars, bill boards, tree boards,
fences, etc. He now uses the Herald
exclusi vely. All the credit is not due
the Herald, however. Mr.. Alcorn ad-
yertises intelligently that must always
no oonuidared He adyertiSeS perSlS-