The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-21
AROUND TOWN.

South Main street. paying $500 for
ii. and will let the contract as soon
as plans can be drawn for a handsome
home on the property.
We are in the market for Potatoes.
Meat. Lard. off-grade Wheat. Oats.
Rye and almost every product of the
farm. Let us know what you have TO
fer.-CALLENDER & co. 1t
John Franklin Parks, the ambitious
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Parks. wants
to attend c. NJ. A. next year and
wants to go on that MeKennon. An
derson G. Foster scholarship. He an
nounces his candidacy and asks his
friends to vote for him when buying
goods at McKennon, Anderson & Fos-
ter's store.
The engineers of the l.. & N. R. R.,
! who have been in camp at the Athe-
naeum for some time, moved their
camp to Lynnville Friday, where they
/ will remain for a month and then
return here This is an unusually
well behaved lot of young men, and
their return will be welcomed.
Leslie n. Simms, who has been
valued employee of the Herald for
a number of years, has accepted an
advantageous position with the Hat
tiesburg (Miss) Daily Progress and
Eleft the first of the week to
enter upon his new duties. The Her
aid joins with many other friends in
wishing Leslie success in his new
home. He has ability, makes friends
easily and has only to stick to it to
do well.
Messrs. T. c. Petri, Frank Swans
burg and party have gone up the river
on a fishing trip.
Allen Walker. colored, cut Joe
Bailey, colored, Sunday night, inbict-
ing rather a painful wound across the
arm. The trouble is said to have
arisen over a woman. Walker es-
capped.
PASTURAGE-Good grass and
fresh water Bell Phone 252-4-MRS.
j. T. AKIN. sat-tues-wed&w
Bertram Dedman will stand his ex-
animation for admission to Annapolis
Wednesday and will return home Sun
day. 1t will be about three weeks be-
fore he will learn the result of the
examination.
The Palace Meat Market ad is the
best reading one we have had in our
columns for quite long time In
these days of booming prices 1t is
refreshing to read that fresh meat will
come cheaper Read their ad in this
issue.
Mr.. H. F. Fariss of this city, is the
owner of the Boss Laying Pullett''
of the county. Mr.. Fariss brought to
the Herald office today an egg layed
by one of his Buff Leghorn pullets
that is only four and one-half months
old. Mr.. Fariss says he would like
for some one to best this record for
early laying.
FOR .SALE-FINE KENTUCKY
SOUTHDOWN BUCK have few
extra good, thoroughbred Southdown
bucks for sale.-M. E. GABARD, Bell
phone 141-3. 1t
The case of Ed Orr vs.. The Vir-
ginia Carolina Chemical Co., was con-
tinued by consent until September
3Oth, in Circuit Court this morning.
Sheriff Love Webb escorted Thos.
Whitley to Nashville. The latter
party will pay visit of several years
to the state penitentiary.
Frank Mayes, the shoemaker wants
it understood that he is not the Frank
Mayes who was sentenced to the pen |
itentiary for arson.
so BARRELS PURE APPLE VINE
GAR, CSC gallon; So barrel. HORACE
RAINEY. 22mar-w&sat-12m
The store-house at the old Buch-
anan & Abbott stand at the corner OF
South Main and Eight streets, which
was destroyed by fire some months
since is being rebuilt.
Mrs. Emma Goodwin, the osteopath,
masecalisd from Nashville Tuesday
see the baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Wsiterj
Fraser, who is very Ill.
PROF. ,Boisn sP. @Gpaham lis sattending
the State Teachers Institute at Law
Additional deeds to rights of way
for the Interurban has been filed for
registration.
Circuit Clerk A. J. Nichols has re-
ceived settlement for the cases of the
State. against VIII and Jim Hendricks,
Ting Porter, Ed Spain, Tom Williams