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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
5
Hawes Hats present new fall styles in soft shapes at under three dollars. Customers can find various shapes and satisfaction not offered by other hats. Mrs M E Williamson's Millinery, located at the rear of the store, carries Hawes Hats.
Telegram states Mail Agent C L Dyer was released at Huntsville Ala after a two day trial. Dyer, once a mail runner on the N F & S, faced charges of rifling mail and opening packages but the proof did not sustain the charges. He resided here and was arrested months ago while on a trip reporting at Columbia post office. Friends greet the outcome.
West purchases Nichols interest and continues the business at the old stand while Nichols remains in the city to organize a stock company for an undertaki ng business. The notice mentions Field Peas sown with Hoosier Wheat Drill and a local arrest case involving Bob Tucker. George E. McKennon receives a birthday gift from clerks. A H Foster praised by staff. Hutton named View President of the American organization.
A flurry of returns and visits from Nashville to Clarksville and surrounding towns fills the Nashville Banner items. Names include Pat Miller McCarty McClinahan Allen West Sacre hag and many more, with travel to St Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Chattanooga noted. Several residents visit relatives in Nashville while others travel to Arkansas Alabama Kentucky and Tennessee for business or leisure.
Real Merit inspires lasting confidence and claims superior merit with virtues peculiar to itself. It is compounded on scientific principles by skilled chemists and offered without patent medicine. The formula is open for physicians to inspect and it targets blood and liver diseases. It is sold at $100 per bottle or six for $500 by the seller.
Local notices praise RAINS The Druggist as a source of curative powers after multiple testimonials. The brief mentions trials and positive results cited by customers, signaling growing public confidence in the remedy.
Deaths reported in Glendale and Southeast Columbia include a four year old child of Mr and Mrs William Johnson. A Nashville infant son of Mr and Mrs B T Tiller was buried at Mt Olivet. Samuel K Ore a longtime Mason from Lyxnville died at blue Creek aged 105 and was interred with lodge rites. Millie Bingham a colored woman aged about 105 died at Bigbyville pike and was buried at Smiths graveyard. she had been born in the county and later belonged to the Bingham family.
A local grocer pledges fresh stock and reasonable prices to customers. The message emphasizes prompt attention and reliable service in maintaining daily essentials.
The Columbia Gun Club staged a Friday shoot on grounds behind Mt Parnnasus with two teams. The second side led by Sam Williams and Alt Nicholson won 105 to 104 as A J Nichols set the pace with 21 of 25 hits and J W Shelton followed with 20. The event drew public interest and will continue weekly with invites extended.
Short classified item shows a dining table with chairs plus a likely sofa and small furniture pieces. No clear prices or full descriptions due to damaged text.
Hettie Riley claimed hoodoo powers and attracted attention at a party where she allegedly consumed alcohol. Police backed her up after an overdose incident. Pete Battle described as a calcurid gentleman, with unclear details about residence and age.
TP Genrer Co reports a survey on affordable top class coach options highlighting low price packages. The study compares features and services offered by extension leaders in the market.
A crowded column lists local moves and plans including Mr. Marsh Mayes repainting his home Mrs. Eugene Ritter ill with a severe cold Miss Alice Smith starting a new cottage garden projects and the McCarty infant sick with fever. Several residents announce moves new jobs and arrivals while civic events and church notices fill the town chatter.
A handsome brown harness mare offered for sale. Readable description notes she is well mannered, eats nicely, and shows good harness behavior. Potential buyers should contact the seller for more details and to arrange viewing.
It is our pleasure to invite customers to inspect our stock as words give way to goods. Our fall wrap line appeals to both the fastidious and the thrifty, urging shoppers to visit and judge by the selection and prices.
An advertisement extols an elegant range of stylish well made up to date garments offered at prices below ordinary competition. The copy invites readers to take a look at the collection and consider purchasing outerwear from the shop.
In Columbia, a department store invites shoppers to compare its clothing stock and value. An inspection allegedly proves the store’s lead in selection and price, inviting customers to seek out the best deal.
Local churches hold services and lectures across Mt Pleasant and nearby towns. Y M C A visitors from Nashville lead a lengthy union service at First Methodist, with music by Mrs Page and Mr Lipscomb, and remarks by Rev. Th ompson and Rev. Provine. Baptist and Epworth League talks follow, and McFerrin’s Paris themed lecture draws praise. Next protracted Baptist meeting set for Oct 21 at Presbyterian Church with Rev Vesey and Rev Anderson assisting. Presiding Elder W R Peebles preaches in Columbia district churches. Maury Me Sunday School Association holds sessions at Bigerville.
Barr Oakes advertises a varied stock to meet all needs and stresses fair pricing for all, promising prompt attention to telephone calls, with office and contact details indicating a broad retail service for distressed customers and general households.
South Columbia community news reports guests returning from Dunlap and Nashville, residents moving to Middle Tennessee, church meetings ending, visits to Nashville and Roedale, new homes on School Street, painting job moves to Prospect, illnesses, and a new medical practice opening at the Cottage Hotel by Make Axon with irregular hours.
A Democratic club temporary organization was perfected Tuesday night at the courthouse. W J Towler was elected temporary chairman and W B Turner temporary secretary. Members include Menara Salmon Sheri Coffey and T A Forgey as organizers. Adjournment set to Saturday at 7 30 pm for permanent officers. Full attendance desired.
Advertising note offers land rollers and smoothing harrows for sale with no advance payment required. See ae Satrenrceiy and Dopsor for details and pricing.
Registration data shows 224 registered since opening Saturday, raising total to 2008 in the ninth district. The item notes residents registered for various reasons, including lost certificates, changes of residence, and other eligibility factors, with references to local firms and services.
Fragmentary notes mention Rosa Prewitt and children, work on hem repairs, and various names including R A Bees and John Hen. The text is garbled with several unreadable phrases, referencing Columbus and Serrenviao in a brief local item.
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