The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-19
AROUND TOWN.

TO break his wrist Thursday afternoon
while handling some goods at Ritter's
grocery. where ne is employed.
WANTED-15O.OOO Railroad ties. al
so chestnut poles. for the Nashville
and Columbia Interurban Railway. For
specifications and other Information.
apply at the DAILY HERALD once.
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T. n. Figuers has one OF his large
show windows filled with his prem
iums for 1907. There are some very
useful as well as, ornamental articles
in this display. He is Offering some
beautiful patterns in cut glass. The
and throw the water that rises into a
trench and force it out through this
sewer.
Columbia friends have been notified
of the arrival of pretty twin girls at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Trot-
wood Moore, al Nashville. A number
OF congratulatory messages have been
sent Mr.. and Mrs. Moore from friends
at this place.
and on the back james Bros" II
is on display at the store, and the COM
Detitiye drill when it will be awarded,
will take place at the close of school.
Neil won the medal last year, and
there is a strong rivalry for it among
the cadets this year.
Columbia's wholesale grocers, The
]. A. Sloan Company will estab-
lish a large branch house at
Florence, Ala. on May l. Mr.. John ID.
Sloan will be in charge of the new es-
Establishment and will leave soon with
mis- family to make Florence his home.
Hisey & Rives have put in an ele-
waited floor In the Theatorium.
W. L Holman has qualified in the
County Court as administrators of the
estate of the late Thomas Tidwell.
The Nashville and Columbia inter-
urban Railway have an advertisement
in the Herald for cross ties and poles.
Specifications for same can be had by
calling at this office.
FOR SALE-Grade Jersey milk
COW, large mixer, fresh in milk.
18-tf Z. r. FARRELL.
A Kentuckian has been in Columbia
for the past few days buying mich
cows. He had no trouble in getting a
car load of high-grade Jerseys.
The meeting Of the members of the
Middle Tennessee Poultry Association
that was, to have been held Saturday
night. was postponed, on account OF
the illness of the president, Mr.. A.
w. Warfield. The meeting will be
held on the 18th of May at eleven
o'clock in the County Court room.
FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, $1.OO for Is. From Tom Davis
prize-winning stock. Bell phone 46s.
S-tf E. R. FARRELL, Columbia.
Mr.. G. w. Nichols will not quit the
meat business as was stated in the
Herald Saturday, having made ar
rangements with his shows so as to
give him the usual time to devote
to his other business.
The premiums on display in T. N.
Figuers' window will be on all this
week. II you have not seen them you
are missing great opportunity OF
seeing them in body.
DR.. and Mrs J. T. Meadors, for
merly of Columbia, now living in Nash
Vile. are the proud parents OF lit
tie daughter.
VIII Rittenbury, who was arrested
Sunday for giving away liquor and
was placed on the street gang to work
out his fine, shed his leg picks at an
opportune time and departed for parts
unknown.
has received settlement in the case
of T. M. Voss VS.. Louisville & Nash
Vile Railroad, Parties having costs IN
the case can call at the office OF Cir
cult Court Clerk and get same.
so BARRELS PURE APPLE VINE
GAR. 25c gallon; IS barrel. HORACE
RAINEY. 22mar-w&satlzm
AS soon as the new homie OF the
Century Club is completed there Will
be a number of business moves
Messrs. Howard & Carpenter VIII
move their offices to the building at
present occupied by the Century CLUB,
the Independent Phosphate Co. VIII
move their offices to those now occu-
MED by Howard & Carpenter, Robert
Berg will move his jewelry establish
ment to the building now occupied by
the Independent Phosphate Co, and
4ho natbalI Houge barber ShOD VIII OC