The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-23

cuted by the live wires that were drop
ming around him. The falling branches
and blowing rain added to the terror OF
his position. He had on no coat ana
was drenched. The lightning seemed
to strike all around him, and by, Its
flashes be made his way to the shed IN
front of the Vaughan Manufacturing
Company's hardware store and there
remained until the storm had passed.
Miss Nora Drake has returned from
a short visit at Glendale.
Ed Chaffin is now acting as engineer
at the Maury Steam Laundry.
Jas. Marshal purchased two lots on
Thirteenth street Monday from Mr.. Nat
Holeman.
A new shed and platform are being
buIit in front of Loeb'S bakery on
South Main street.
A large crowd of Columbians at
tended the ice cream supper at Glen
dale Friday night.
Oscar and Walter ChAtfin and j. B..
Rose went to Beaver Dam Thursday
tor a visit of ten days.
Jesse Gray and Lawrence Parker at
tended the church entertainment at
Bigbyville, Tuesday night.
Plummer Webster has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, and is feeling ten
years younger from the trip.
Colvert Bros. have put new hand
made ice wagon on the street II was
built especially for the ice trade.
w. B.Burnett has built fence around
the vacant lots he recently purchased
in South Columbia on Thirteenth street.
Work is under way on the Sheppard
storehouse 10 West End and the build
ing will be completed the fist week 10
July.
No one would ever be bothered with
constipation If everyone knew how nat
urally ana quickly Burdock Blood Bit
ters regulates tie stomach and bowels.
Sowell & Barrow shipped load of
sheep and lambs and Houston Thomas
shipped a Car of hogs and sheep to
Louisville Saturday.
Miss Simmie Payne has resumed
here old duties as stenographer at the
CITY Gram u Feed Co., where she Will
remain for the summer.
Mrs. j. S. IRWIN. of Savannah, &c.,
arrived IN the city Tuesday and is the
guest of Rev. J. W. Cherry and family.
She was accompanied by Mis-. Lutte
IIwln.
Jas. Anderson is having a pretty five
room cottage erected on West Ninth
street, which he and family will occupy
and will move into the latter part of tine
present week.
The Salfors of Tennessee, will give
an excursion July 4th on the steamer
Dunbar, from Nashville to GAINESVILLE
and return. Several members of the
COLUMBIA lodge will go.
The Office of the Columbia Warehouse
Il Mercantile Co. has been placed 10
shape to be more comfortable for its
occupants during the summer months
by additional windows.
A heavy rain storm visited South Co.
lumhis at 6:30 O'Clock Friday evening.
While the rain fell in torrents in that
part Of town, the central and Northern
sections OF the town escaped.
It's mistake to imagine that itching
niles ca u be cured; mistake to suffer
day longer than you can help Doan S
Ointment brings instant relief and per-
manent cure.At any drug store, so cents.
A large mule belonging to the City
Feed and Grain Co. died Thursday.
The animal was accidentally shot sew
eral months ago, and it was from the
effects of that wound that it died.
Messrs. Z. f. McLemore and Fuller
Britain left Tuesday for LOUIS
vile where they go TO inspect the big
tobacco factories there prspoi atory 10
requipping the Britain T1bacco factory
wuh new and more modern mr. chiuery.
FIank Mooe and eight or ten Ter