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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-12-24
To my United States and Wcrss gkIe
80 Readers.

have received many testimonials from IN.
fessional and medical men, Us my almanaes a.
various publications. have shown, an Of which afe
genuine. The following from highly edueutef
and popular physician IN Georgia, b osrsaisly
one OF the most sensible Communicates lhsvS
ever received. DR.. Clement knows exactly What
he speaks Of, and his testimony deserves 70 b
says Of BULLS WORM DESTROYER :
June q, 1885,. T
Dr.. Jouy BULL-Dear Sir: have recnS1v
given your "worm Destroyer" several tsislS
and find it wonderfully efficacious. Il hes n
failed IN single instance to have The wished-ldR
effect. lam doing pretty large country ~,
tice, and have daily use for some article 81 o.
kind. am tree 10 confess thatsI knov of .
remedy recommended by the ablest sufhefs tAa1
is so certain and speedy in its effects. On q
contrary they are uncertain in the eztrsns. ~
object IN writing you is TO find out upou .VheA
terms can get the medicine directly hon ysa,
If can getit upon easy terms, shall - .
great deal Of it. / am aware that the ne q
such articles is contrary TO the teachings GDl
practice OF great majority ofthe regular 1iss 81
N. d., but SEQ no just cause or good ssnseia
describing remedy which we know to BE- n.
combination. For my part, I shall mako 70 .
rule to use all and any means to alleviate sufsr.
ing humanity which may be able to eomman1
mot hestating because some one moro inesn
ious thanmyself may have learned its eAbetp
first, and secured the sole right to secure thsS
knowledge. However, N. BY nc means sn a.
vocate or supporter of the thousands fvorthleD
nostrums that food the country, that purpoft b
cure all manner Of disease to which human ne,A
is heir. Please reply soon and inform msof you
best terms | am, sir, most respectfully.
- JULIUS p CLEMENT, ND
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MARRIED.

Near Campbelisvilk, Sunday tast, by Rev
Mr.. Holt, Mr.. wALrEs D. Cook and Mrs. MAR-
TIA L. Johnson, both Of Columbia. iss 80
At the residence Of The brides father DR.. A.
Gray, near Santa Fe, on the 10th inst, by Esq,
Thompson Fleming, Mr.. A. g. TupRAAS and
Miss Rosa GnAI. - tl5s y Iss { .st'.iil e
In Columbia, at the Methodist Church, Wed.
nesday last, by Rev. Dr.. Smith, Mr.. WV. d.
PErrus, Of Pettusville, Ala, and Miss ASS DEwl
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Came off last Tuesday afternoon. The
day was about the worst one that is put
down in the Almanac, and yet a very re-
spectacle audience was in attendance.
The dungeon damp atmosphere and
reeking roads could not keep the people
away from the rich treat they knew
Prof. DoDsoN and Prof HERR had in
store for them. We regret that business
prevented us accepting their polite in
vitation to be present and witness the
exhibition, but we learn from a GENTLE
man who was present, that the whole
affair went off with credit to the pupils
aud their instructors. After tea the
ladies gave party and supper at the
Rock House, where everybody danced
lind ate to their hearts content. The
school house is named Jones Academy
in honor of its builde AMID founder, Mr..
JAMES JONES. Mr.. JONES built the
house, at an expense of $500. and gave
it and the lot to the neighborhood for a
public school. All honor to such liberal
and public spirited men as Mr.. JONES,
and to such competent teachers as Prof.
DoDsoN and Prof. HERE. -
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Read the Captain. Letter and.he Le..., fss.

-. Benton Barracks, No., April 20, lBN
d. JOHN BULL--Dear Sir: Kuo~inR ths o.
fcacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities it possesses, sead you Tie
following statement of my case.
was wounded about two years aeo-~ss a.
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen mcuths.
Being moyedso often, my wounds have not heal
ed yet. Ibave not sat up q moment since vsb
wounded. = am shot through the hipe. Ny
general health Is impaired, need soneehisa 70
assist nature. Ihave more faith in your 6aFB-
parilia than In anything else. wish sAGt
tina: is genuine. Please express me half dosgs
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! We are authorized to announce g. II. BEAN
as candidate for SHERIFF, at. the ensuing
March Election. a er
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George Grant, charged with the muir
der of Nick Holt was brought before
Squire Wood Last Friday for preliminary
trial J. B. Bond appeared for prosecu-
ton, and Fleming, Thompson and Bull
lock for defendant, who waived exami .
nations and was committed to Jail, with
ont privilege of bail. $780,
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We are authorized to announce GEORGE W..
KINzER as candidate for SHERIFF, at the
ensuing March election. -.- .......--s
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Flower Bosues

Are notified that any future depreda-
tions made upon the flowers or shrub
berry at Rose Hun Cemetery willmeetwith
the severe, just, and swift punishment
that the law amply provides and rigidly
enforces. The law holds everything in
Rose Hill Cemeteay sacred, and those
who have been stealing flowers, etc.,
from Rose Hill, had better leave off a
practice as DANGEROUS as it is mean.
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Tribute or Respee.

ODD HALL. Columbia, Tenn,
tvs- December 9th, 1880. !
WHEREAS, Almighty God, In His infinite
wisdom, has called to his rest our beloved
DIR. WILEY s. Percy, and whereas,
we mourn his loss as . worthy member OF
our order. Therefore, be it Egsassts
RESOLVED, That we win cherish his menu
DRY, and strive to initiate his bright exam,
pie. And be 1t further
RESOLVED, That we wear the usual badge
of mourning for the next thirty days. And
be 1t further -hsr = $50 -e'-ift'7
{ RESOLVED, That a copy of these nesolu-
lions be sent to the bereayed family ofrour
deceased brother, and, also published in The
Columbia Herald. ,..,. s. 1910.
y WM. A. SMITH, =
q, 81. gt - sTHos. j. PFcKENs
e .-..,...., *: E. H. GREEN, u } r
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Carrfer,a Addreaa.

Do not forget that our Carrier win be
around In the morning with his Christ
mas address. Reward him with gene
rons hand His muse aspires to no COM
mon height in PLEADING for his rights
and your dimes. His language is sill
vefn,s bat he only asks for greenbacks.
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Maury County Agricultural and ne
chanfcal Society.
The meeting of the Board of Directors
is postponed until Tuesday, Januray
4a, 1870, at which time they hope to
meet all ofthe stockholders, as business
of Importance will be transacted.
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Z For pamphlet giving description of property,
containing Act Of Legislature, and certificates
Of leading gentlemen Of this and other States.
apply to either Of the following Agents:
L. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Henderson, KY.
r. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, Lou
'isville, KY. -
JOHN @. LATHAM, President Bank Hopkins
3 vile, Hopkinsville, Ky. -
JAMES L. DALLAM, Commercial, Bank, Pa
ducsh, Ky. -,....- ..-.- ~, - =
B. G. THOMAS, Lexington, Ky. 80 =, 49,.
W. 3. TYLER. Greensboro, KY. .l ..',r.
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New Ruau Ana1rs.

Last summer Lewis Dalton, son of
1t. Dalton, of New Ruin, was accused
by Rich Brazier, col, with having stolen
his watermelons, and general quarrel
was the result. This bad feeling was
continued from that time, and last Sat-
urday a little daughter of sRich's went
through Dalton's yard, andLewis whip
ped her very badly. Soon aftwerwards
Rich was seen coming like an enraged
lion, with a hammer in his hand. LIT.
Dalton first seized a long clothes pole,
but thinking that'it was fragile weap-
on with which to combat the sinewy
Vulcan, he threw it down and grabbed
an axe that lay handy. This did not
frighten Rich, and directly the Lieuten-
ant bethought him of his pocket knife,
and drawing it the black blacksmith fed
in dismay. .--- -,...,.--a 49, -
A new store was to have been opened
in New Ruin on last Monday by VIM.
Atkeison and Robert NJ. Nicholson, but
something prevented. i'''''.',' -
4 Some New Ruin people, Jim Hayes
and Jimmy Jamison, had lawsuit last
Monday, before Squire Wood, in Column
bia, about wagon. e11as'.
Jim Paul started steam saw-mill in
New Ruin several weeks ago, but finds
he cannot stand the crowd-the people
are too fast-and is about to sell hit mill
to Parson Frank, who is able to stand
the c.owd ai
Mr.. Warren Jordan is still round about
New Ruin, and doing well. Bill Beasly
has given him new coat, Miss Belzora
D. gave him pair of pants, and
Mrs. James M washed his shirt
1t is runored that Mr.. Jordan is going
to marry the lady he had q fight with
last spring. He has made friends with
Mr.. Jim Tucker, and no longer threatens
to kill that gentleman f-Gsg f
Mr.. John johnson died near New Ru.
in last week, of Consumption. He was
gallant Confederate soldier, belonged II
the 9th Regiment, and was wounded al
| Chiloh
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Last FFlQdy evening SUI, uo"by
snow fell on the ground, about four inch
es deep, which made the whole earth
look as pure as ether and white as truth.
Saturday morning dawned on a cheer
less earth and murky sky, and num-
bers of people were kept away from the
polls by the cold. Very little interest
was taken in the election, and as conse-
quence not third of the registered vote
of the county was polled. The Bear
Creek people came to town and voted,
as their precinct, Sulphur Spring, had
no house to shelter them from the cold.
At Poplar Top the negroes came in a
body to the polls and voted for Vance
Thompson. because, said they, he let
them have a lot to build school house on.
At the same precinct two very iutelli-
lent gentlemen voted open tickets
against the Convention, because they
feared the negroes would, be disfran-
chised if it assembled. The wise act
of the Legislature prohibiting the sale of
spirituous liquors on the day of election,
prevented the necessity Of rows, broken
bones and belated husbands. On the
first blush one h apt to attribute the
light vote and the lack of the usual ex-
element to the unfavorable day, but
without doubt there is a deeper reason
underlying that. Before the war almost
everybody became wrought up to white
heat on election days, but they have
since then gone through scenes SO vastly
more exciting, that now they treat poll
tics as very small matter. And be-
sides, a few turbulent men and hot
blooded newspapers have been advocat-
ing line of policy calculated to bring
trouble upon our State, and this doubt
less had much to do with the indiffer-
ence manifested by the people. :. so
q The vote OF this county is as follows :
For Floater-Nicholson, Ass. For the
county-Thompson, l,047, Thomas, $50,
Frierson, 232. For Convention--1777.
Against Convention, 10. s.s 81. . fsl
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Roclk sprin~s school.

We are glad to learn that Rock Springs
is to have a school. Although there are
many children in the neighborhood, yet
they have had no school for a year or SO
Rev. w. T. UssERY purposes opening a
school at the Rock Springs school-house,
on the first Monday In January, and we
trust the friends of education UP there
will give him The warm welcome and
liberal patronage that he so well de-
serves. Rev. Mr.. UssERY will preach
in the Rock Springs church on the LIST
and Sd Sabbaths in each month.
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We are authorized to announce J. N. KICK
Ely as candidate for COUNTY COUKT
CLERK, at the ensuing March Election.
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= - EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Counterfeits! Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the
counterfeter brought ogrief.
Smiths Tonic syrup.
The genuine article must have DIR. John
Bun' private stamp on each bottle. DR..
John Bull only has the right to manu-
facture and sell the original John Smiths
TonicSyrup of Louisville, KY. Examine
well the label ON each bottle. If my
private stamp is not on the bottle do not
purchase, or you viii be deceived. See
my column advertisement and my show
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on myright. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself.
The puplic's servant, $50
--I DR.. JOHN BULL.
= Louisville. Ky. -
For Sale by 7. b. Rains.
~ - - .s--. .r.-. u
Domestics frontier to twenty-five cents
ut the Auction House. BIS
Mems Hats at so cents at WALKERS
Auction - -
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= Ready-made Clothing, Shirts, Drawers,
Gloves, Comforts, Suspenders, Collars,
Canes and other articles, will be sold at
about Cost at SnEEaoG & Sons.
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2 You can buy Cups Saucers, Plates,
Dishes &c. cheaper at the Auction House
than any where else.
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Have removed theif Store to DR.. Groves
old corner, lately occupied by Jas. Bailey
and next door to Mrs Bryant's Store.
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We have received another lot of those
Handmade Shop Boots, both Sewed and
Pegged. SHEEGoG d Son.
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. Ifyou want suit of clothes cheap, call
at the Auction House -
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Ifyou want Hats, Boots or Shoes cheap
er than you ever saw them, go to the
Auction House.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

A good Winter Coat for $500 at the
Auction House.
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: Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes
of the best make, suitable for the season,
can be had at SHEEGoG & Sons.
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Seed Wheat.

400 j shells Prime Boughton Wheat
for sale. T. w. KEESEE d Co.
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We are authorized to announce JOHN La
MAR as candidate for SHERIFF, at the en-
suinp March Election. --s.sarE - 49, {. ,
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3 The Auction House is selling Flannel
at twenty cents.
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] -t1+1&s- Fi.- - So tf0B TIE AxBA6D.
Tho lilies scent the gales Of Spring,
And roses crown the brow or Nay, - /.
forming powers m sing,
'which made this brilliant crystal spray.
What tho his voice Il harsh and cold, -lsi
His Arms ere bard, his locks sregrsy,- {
But artistlike, with toaehes boAA elss t'ss
He forms this lucid crystal spray 3 az
Anon the sun IA lustre paie-
win shine to eheer the wintry day
Like beauty than ct PHYS tale. - :
WIN melt this lovely crystal spray. h,
And thus our dreams ofMppiness- @ IS
Our prospects fair. our visions gay.
And all our little world Of bliss;
WIN vanish Ike this crystal spray.
COLUMBIA. Dec. 1872.
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!. Go to the AUCTION House and get you
pair Of Pants for S1,25.
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BE Sure 10 Go

s BE Sure 10 Go
ToA. j. WALKERS Auction Sales next
week, as he has everything cheaper than
any where -s--.-,'-- = ,.,-
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- THoS. J. PICKENsi s..
JAS. L. GUEST, c. orr.


a1sfzis ~ 2op0f Ne4s
In obedience to q good old Southern
custom, our attaches win take holiday
nsxtweek, and no HERALD Will be pub
lished. 49,. ~ TsF ~ R.;Fs. =
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BULLS
AuTHENrIt, DOCUMENTS.
.ARKANsAs jLE4Rbs RRou
y gslss, white Co, ARB !, Nay q. Is

4 z =.
= sroskf psiSs,y lite Co., Arb. !, Nay %. 60.
= Dn.JonS BrLL-Dear Sir: Last February
vas IN Louisville purchasing drugs, end got
some Of your Sarsaparilla and Cefson Bltfers.
Ny son-In-iaw, who was with me in the stsBe, has
been down with rhenmatisHifo for some time esu-
mencedop the Birters, and soon found his gen.
eral health improved. 80 -. 49, - -.
/. Dr.. Gis.. who has beer. in bad health, trisd
them, and he also improved - 5000
! Dr. Cofiac. whs has been in bad health isr
several years-stomach and liver afiecscl-le
improved very much BY the use % your Bittsrg.
Indeed toe cedron Rtfers hzs z1ren yon graz
popularity in this settlement q ! fhink :. could
sell great Quantity ef yeur medicines ihis faz
especially yonr CedreI Biitersa1k earsspasi1-
la. Ship me via Memphis. care e R6ket1 3
Nicely. ResPeetfGliy, -.
~ C:R- HI&kER
! Prepared By DR.. JouS Bg Il Al q le1Eufpsy
Fifth street, I.outsviile, Nv e - q
For sale by T.B. RAINS, Drusxiue rext e or
tho Pos; Office Columtis. Team.
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Mr.. EDITOR: We would suggest
that when tickets are issued for a Hop
that note from gentleman should
accompany each ticket asking the
pleasure of the young lady's company.
If such system could be adopted, the
young ladies would then know wheth-
er to go to the expense of making them
selves presentable at said Hop.
a A MARRIED LADY FRIEND.
Dec, 23rd 1859.
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Hats and Caps of all varieties, now
offering rery cheap, at
SHEEeoG & Sons.
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: Good Boots can be had for 50, 90 at the
Auction House.
+ Children's SLoes& Stockings at the Auc-
ton House.
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Smiths Tonic Syrup
AaUEa An. . sFIvlA

Lisl HI .rGf4 3 . -sst -.-fH
The proprietor Of this celebrated n,dsosns
Justly claims for it asuperiority over au -
dies ever offered to the public for The snfs, -.
tain, speedy nd permanent cure Of A. -
Fever, or Ch.ls and Fever, whether n shost 81
long standing. BE refers to the entire Wsesesa
and Southwestern country to bear him tssti1e.
ny to the truth ofthe assertion, that Ia DO arn
whatever will j; fail to cure If the objections m
strictly followed and.earried out. II 8 rreaf
many cases asingle dose Las been sufhcieS3 for
. eure, and whole families have been eured b. Z
single bottle, with pertectrestorationo fths isas
erai health. 1t is, however, prudent, aa8 n
every case more certain to cure, ifits use g -.
tinued in smaller doses for week or two Nm
the disease has been checked, more especially n
difieulsand longstanding cases. Csmliy, 6a
medicine will not require any aid 10 1esp tAs
bowels in good oIder; should the pssSsse. ~.
ever, require cathartic medicine, efisP Nm
taken three or four doses of the Tonic, sinsS
dose OF BULI,S VEGETABLE FAMILY PIE&0
will be sufficient
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal omes.
Nc. 40 Fifth, Gross Stresk
= T,a2 H+i-.E L0U1STuLB.xH
n 5.i.- g. s. 9 f.sf Esl
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Carr. c. P. Johnson. 81. Louis.

Dr. JoBS BUL.-Dear Sir: Ny nushAnl, Or.
@. 5. johnson. was skillful surgeon and physi-
clan in central New York, where he died leavsag
the above G. p. Johnson to my care. A. thiFtses
years of age he had q chronic diarrhss snd
scrofula, for which gave linn your 5arsspaFiIla.
IT Cured HIM. have for ten years rseomnea&-
cd it to many in New York, Ohio, cad Ioss, for
feet success has attended Il. The cures elected
in some eases OF scrofula and fever sores we're
almost miraculous. / am very anxious for ~
son to again hare recourse to your esrsapssfl.
la. Heis fearful of citing Espssrious article,
hence his writing you for IL. His wousas
were terrible. bun ! beliye be wiIlfecover.
= Respectfully, ESxssIouxs0s
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We are authorized to announce MAJOR
JOHN B. ANDERSON, popularity and widely
known as UNCLE BACON" as candidate for
COUNTY COURT CLERK, at the ensuing
March Election.
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We are authorized to announce SIMMS LAI-
TIA as candidate for SHERIFF., at the ensu
ing March Fiction. "
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A NNOU NCE.M EN- rs
FOR STATE CONVENTION.

FOR STATE CONVENTION.
We are authorized to announce Maj. W. v.
THOMPSON, as q candidate to represent Maury
County in the State Convention. Election third
Saturday In December, 1859. - s.s-l-,a 2
We are authorized to announce MADISON
8. FRIERSON, Esq, as candidate to repre-
sent Maury Coanty in the State Convention.
Election Ord Saturday in December. ~
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We are authorized to announce RObERI u.
RICKETTS, as a candidate for Sheriff, at the
ansu;prr NJ rch E:ection so - ~ -
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Major Hunter Nicholson, who was re-
Gently elected to the chair of Agriculture
n the East Tennessee University at
Knoxville, has left our town for his new
field of labor He has fondness for all
animated nature, and an especial affec-
ton for the productions ofthe farm, and
is well informed man in almost every
branch of learning, 1t is said that Major
Nicholson will shortly visit all the prin
cipal agricultural colleges in the North,
for the purpose of comparing their va
rious systems, and after the manner of
Hardee, in another line, compile the best
part Of each, and make acomplete whole.
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.s,ie=.l-r- -sz - E.i,r'-i.a
!. 2 BULLss
trs serf sT~. se- -sS
@-s
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ME- olavet Ceneere sna Tnbasanx.

Me-. Oltvet CeneeFs anA Tneaseax' s.
Last wednesday night was the zep-
pointed time for the -tapleaux ana con-
cert at Mt. Oiiyet, and the entire neigh
borhood took heart interest In it. Inc
weather, however, was extremely in
clement, which prevented rehearsais,
and the terrible condition OF the roads
kept many nom the performances: me
whole affair was highly creditahle to
amateurs. Notwithstanding no regular
rehearsal was obtained, the long and
intricate marta were zone through with
i 80 sNN.e'N.S n,,te ,.....--
OUT the alo OF . P1oinPter. Ivy ueau.y
ofthe young ladies is only equaled by
their talents. The stage was tastefully
1.-..a - a;a 80. horo-, - thu
arranseu' auu oiu sae"s - ~ ~
managers, Mrs. ogilvie, mrs. '1fegofy,
and Mr.. Dobbins. The frst scene WIS
the lovely Miss Ds%s. standing al Priest
- az
esss receiving gus Alonll .us slesheis'
with O. grace and dignity rare and beau
tiful. The School Committee was ACT
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ron SHERIFF..

We ale authorized to announce B. A. NIGH
OILS, as candidate for Sheriff of Maury coun-
ty at the ensuing March election.
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We are authorized to announce NICK AKIN
as candidate for COUNTY COURT CLERK,
at the ensuing March Election. - srss &