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Ah0uI &anta Ee.

The citizens hf Santa Fe have deter
mined to have a first-class primary
school, and secured the services of Prof.
A. J. Stanfill. He Is from Centreville
where he gained an excellent reputation
as an instructor. The people of Centre
vile did not want to give him up, but
his health was not good down there, and
be left. The people of Santa Fe, having
as they do high appreciation of the
necessity of furnishing liberal educa-
ton to their children, and pride in pos
sessing the best, they give the Professor
a handsome salary. He taug ht school at
Santa Fe some years ago. and is there
fore we'll known.
The Methodist Church at Santa Fe is
not quite finished. The splsstering is
not yet put on. Enough money has been
subscribed to complete the edifice, but it
has not been handed in ~. There is 10
Sunday School at this church. All the
churches Just furnish one Sund ay School
in conjunction. ESQ
The Cumberland Church is being inn
proved. A nice plank fence is being
built around it, which will doubtless be
whitewashed The church is to be
painted.
The wheat crop in the Santa Fe coun-
try is looking splendidly, and the farm
ers are preparing for large cotton crop,
fully as large if not larger than last year.
There are five candidates for constable
in the 18th, or Santa Fe, district, o. =
Hight, Anderson Byers, Jesse Fitzger-
aid, S. ODE johnson, James A. Cook, all
of whom claim TO be Conservative. AL
of the voters at the Santa Fe precinct
we are assured by distinguished citizen
of that country, except one or two, will
vote for the new Constitution.
John n. Meroney, Esq, is spoken o.
by the people Of Santa Fe as candidate
! for Magistrate. He vas faithful sol
der, is an excellent citizen and 4 C evel
gentleman, and will be hard to beat
Mr. NJ is married and keeping house,
: and his garden is the delight and admi.
ration of the whole town.
The Santa Fe people want the Colum-
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CHEAPER
Than the Cheapest:
- 9sii bas8 s4r--- = ,s1a
A. ). WALKER & Co,
~ slf 81 q is-s.-
Auction & Commission House
. ' - COLUMBIA. TENN.

Are ssv rss<ivisr their FALL sad WINTER
GOODS, csnsissse Of
+ CLOTHS, CASSINERES; CABINETS,
JEANS. LISSEYS. OSNABURGS,
KERSEYS, LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, MERIS0Es,
DEIAyES, ALPACCAS, SHAWLS, YLAX-
NELS, CALICOES, DoHESTIcS,
Table Linsns. Hosiery, Borss.s, Balnorai ana
Hoop Skirts. Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Boots
Cedar ware. Csrpets, Hearth Rags, and every
variety Of merchandise usually fonni in Lry
Goods Houses. Ut prices to suii the times.
Regrl sale days every MONDAY, TAfTRS-
DAY and SATURDAY. GsnAs ssA AZ private
sale NJ Auet;vs priees.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized to announce SCOTT STE-
PHENS as candidate for CONSTABLE in the
slst district Bear Greek Of Maury county. At
the ensuing March election. - 81
We sre authorized TO announce JOHN n.
AMENT as . candidate for CONSTABLE Of
the oh District at the ensuing election. -isi +
Nh. A. s. Hoxsrrr: You win please an
ssuEse my name as acaL5:.iatc ~, C0ys-s-
BILE Of this 18th District at the ensuing
March election. If elected. win discharge
the duties accord ng u Law. ts
Feb. Is. JAMES L. GUEST.
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"Have, on Candlsmas Day, hsif yous
meat and hulf your hsy,"is sprovsrb
heard forty years ago IN New England.
The correct reckoning Of the year makes
winter to begin on the 21st Of December,
and end on the 2lst Of the following
March. In that event, mid-wintsf comes
on or about the Id of February, which IL
Condolences Day, and not the 18th Of Feb
ruary. Hence the proverb. All weather
wisdom goes to show that mild and
sunny February prssages an unffuitfui
wear. tT19si EsFiS sstsa = Faa
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We now have and. intend keeping the
best shop hand made work in the United
States, which win be sold at low prices
for cash-all of which we warrant fully,
and ifnot as represented, will return the
money. SHEEooa d Soc.
Feb2S-ly
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Rutherford Creek.

A bridge is needed across Rutherford
Creek, on the Columbia and franklin
Pike. The creek is one of the largest in
the county, and almost as impossible,
after heavy fall of rain, as Duck River
itself. The ford is very dangerous, and
Mr.. Adcock, on the banks, tells us that
a large number of Federal soldiers were
drowned there in attempting TO ford it.
Much inconvenience is given the people
on the northern side of the creek by the
want of a bridge. a bridge would cost
but little, and we trust the County
Court will take ii under consideration.
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10 my United &o1es and NdsS6 -
Rcu6Ws. "a.


I have rsss;vsd nA,y 0ssins.lals ffs1 ~.
iessioaal aad medical ass, = ~ aInsssss -
various psblicahoss have shsw,, an II VhisA ars
genuine. The following from highly s1ussAs1
and popular physislaa n Georgia, b sseAisly
one Of the 0ost sensible connunieatisao Inv
sver received. DR.. Clensat knsws szaetIy whaS
he speaks Of, and his testimony dsesrvsS - -
writfen in letters Of eoid. Rear What ~ D..
says Of BULLS WORN DBSTD0YIRs
vrlLlsov, wAtEn cecs.Y. GA.J
Jons q, leoe.
!. Da. Jons Buls-Desr Sir. I Aavs rsssuSt,
Evea your "Wsrm Destroyer" several Niala
and dad n wendsrfaily s6essious. Il - ~
failed il single instance 10 have ths wisAel-lss
eheet. am doing pretty laxgs eoun6y pras-
tice, and hsvs daily ne f6f soss Article e sSs
kind. ] nm frss 10 cesfess that knov u -
remedy reconmendsd BY the ablssi suthsrD tkss
10 90 certain and speedy in ID sdsso. o. -
contrary thsy ere uncertain 10 The sxtrvne. NJ
object In writing you d b and Out upsa vhal
tge3is can get The medicine dirsstly 10 ysa.
II can get 4 upon essy terms, shall 80 Q
Grset deal Of ID Am awafs hat Ne - ..
sush articles is contrary 10 The ssas1ia0 asl
prseties Of gress majority sfths rsealsr H. q
n. D.'s, but ~ no Just cause or good soossia
diseardine . remedy which Ne know 10 - e.
cient, simply because We may be ienorant q -
combination. for my part, I shall mako d o
rule 70 use Oil snd any means b alleviats suGer.
ing humanity which may b ssls b ssnnan1
not hesitatine because some enc mere iD9oo
ious than ryself may have learned il s1bs0
hrsi and secured he sole night 10 sessrs No
knowledge. However, an By no means q e.
voeass or supporter Of the thoupads Of vugshlso
nostruns that Aood the country, that parpogt y
cure oil manner Of dissase 10 which hunss a.
10 heir. Please reply sooa snd inform nssfysW
bess srms- am, sir, most rsspecffnlly.-
JULIUS CLBM1Hf, nD
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On Turkey Creek, in this county,
near ". T. Ewin's, few days since,
Willie Grant, little boy Of ten sum-
mers, observed two hawks Of uncommon
size and appearance, fighting; and As
the contest grew more desperate betwesn
the enraged birds, he concluded TO try
his skill in throwing, and see what effect
the force Of moderate sized pebble
would have; and as they few near him,
he threw, and to his surprise one Of tn.
angry birds fell fluttering 1t his fest,
having his wing broken. With tho ex-
element of childish success, he carried
the wounded hawk in as . trophy and
the reward Of his skill with stone.
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= s 08UE1AI MABkET.
I Correstsd Weekly bv 4. ~. Kesses q %,
0recsrs and Cbpsmisssos N1rchasss,
East side Pssblss S4ssdre. ,i.a -
nACoN-vGy dull Bog round nto H. =
+ kR p PEI i@ ia sosss as jsie8. II
Per %. gaa ssaSa 4 -
2 9AQ9tNSEMteSc gsE "a; ~. -. :.
HEEt I0N0gEs-Frssh sc. Dried p =.
cohN NEXI~-l@ Per bashsa. ~, q
c0RN-in demand. 50to o ets. - !.
CANDLELDc pr go
f 66fED sFEf-zc, Hftie Il stors.
g8I1D VRUIr-Applssstot -. fsssAsss
fGos-lsc psr dos. and In demand. ~
. tTOUH Sf0o per 10 lbs. Tennsssss Flour.
"1oynl Ross super Fancy nons in marksts
4FF aH 4SE9NSs e rs Caroline, pss II.
HIDESE6rsen e. Urisd 10 g u ffsq o.
IRON TIEs.loepsfA. II asi ias.fei d
H 1S3aS e -; $3.50; Ne. sa,7s; 10
6OIAssEs-soc 10 n s. -
NAILS-S6K to SsX per keg.
OAL9ISt 70 - ceoss t..-..St
fEH1 FufsP ssaI 3 toss, 50 per bs.l',t8 q
POVLTRY-Chickens0 70 49, sgrg. 4
foFETd fTssn f Fsss rsry ao..
g Rupeti IS 50, Peach Bow p .. Ns'hancs
HYE-sl per I'M. 80 -. ,rsisf sac o - il
RICE best 8. e. ~ 10 u. ,s,.s.-is - ,.f
9D0AH-15 to DC.
eTARCH]lo to f3xe. t rrs9a ygsf /
sopA-iS e isc'. = o. i-Iasisad IN Z 4
Z sH0f-Ss s. per bag. lssg isim sd' 4
0HAD-virufnia, cd Barrel. .faiG.aa
sEEDe-Cloyss, 4 g Per eushsi Trashy
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losg aBs ABor1Ls OF On. eoADs {
OLIVE oh LT nj 7
lss. ,isi AND HHxL rNYeDLFf EH


ls-sFH7 .fs1gs ;iig = n Eiai,ss4 4aail
p Read tAs foIis~ias, q fsw Il Ne many ssrsif.
estes received nom sor1s u The bsst eitifess OF
Many Couaty: ;asfI -sss,,aL af<sfai.i :
80 DIR. i. 0cAs: ! have tried oao Of ysnr saall
bottles Of Liniment in 3 few eases Of soree,
strains and bruises. In III thess cases have
not, on suy former oseasisa, fband u surpassed.
Az q palistion for Fhssn1atisn, with which
an sorely afflicted I have hsssr fouad isssups-
rior, and yefy rarely ibiequal. VISIT dozen
bottles fer nv own use, q almost every servant
/ have calls for the ~Gosd Ointment" when .
finger Il ecratch6d, Q horse Or mule kicked,
shoulder or back hurt or any pain ~ sore
You can make What use You ehoos. Of the
shove, I offer il voluntary, q Q iust merit 10
your valuable medicine. Respectfully,
JOHN B. HAhtLfoa.
Colsmbia, Dee. 10th, 1862 --fJ
Dr.. GoAp have tried yosr Li,iaess for
or 10 years, and have foundit one of:ths best
remedies for Piles, Sore Throat aad Dipshsria,
ever ssw, and 10 god for Cuas. Wounds,
sfs.n', ed al linds q n sSss,;:; .s,nr
. On. LEWIS GoaBc 4 have tried your Liai-
ment In the eure Of . hog bits, and ssrsis n the
hook Of Q horss, and in both eases il gave relief,
and effected cures quicker fkan say remedy l
ever tried in such oases. I saH sooAdently re-
commend u 40 very valuable ssneAs In easss
ofbruises, cuts, -. % 49, ,,oo
Dec -, 1850. HENDERSON, PiG0.
lam ,eysuty- a., wear, ola, sad have never
seen anything 10 equal the Linimsat in my life.
had Q Singer mashsd % nsar Oh hat wanted
ID amputased, sbul could not gcts il done.
tried everythina that I could get, but got No
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&, a;sp Punsas Osasano. ~
| MOI having been eonsuleoa ~ ~ cp'
pensnts IN makine tAelF eppointDsn&l
| Mpe9e1s ssAk1 y ~.
pfm the caslsens o. 10y Any -
win toeb 10 thom, IN eov0eocy ~ ny
ciain,u "a the of,lco az TIT ColIepeor. q
~. e.,,.-s.. - 2. ..ss.s..... =
~. so.'o ss. - !, ~,
~ the Court Hooee y ooeumoeA- 81
the art Monday In unrGh. Ia the Day
-. y
100 -, ~ s..s,s -. 4
IN she Hemuef nelt - 1a9ns, - -
March, 10 The oolered People a Isl -
c.uu>,.al,- asat,e. - - -, - ,s6xH
49,. - - = = -.
1919 -
~ Busksnert, % tho loA Of ngnrsA. 8
Howards Mn. On ths 1lth q March
..,.-..ss ~U..ty. s. 49,.
Pesisofs 70 % pfsssnss eae fepiy0 -
I may havs y ~. s5,.s..s.s =
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Major William Galloway published
through our paper that he would speak
in his hall, on the night Of the 7h, to the
colored people. In obedience to this an
nouncement, a number Of the blacks Of
the city made their appearance ia the
Hammer by So'clock. Major Galloway
made a short talk, and tten generously
invited the other candidates upon the
Stand. Squire VIM. Wood announced
himself; j. NJ. Hickey followed in an
eloquent talk; Squire Padgett: replied
to him with his usual force and happi-
ness. Mr.. Whitthorno paid beautiful
and forcible tribute to the faithfulness
of the black race while melted to insur-
rection by mean whites during the war,
and denounced as false the report that
he belong ed to any political clique or
league to vote for certain candidates.
DIR. Anderson dwelt with poetical fer
yor. that reminds Us Of his gifted son Of
song, upon the beauties and sublimity
Of his native eyrie, East Tennessee, and
Of the affection he bore the colored man.
J. C. McGaw made a modest, sensible
talk. Ex-Mayor Engle was short, point
ed and practical. Mr.. McCrady thought
everybody knew him, and only an
nounced that he was candidate for
Register. Vance Thompson was repeat
eddy called, but he went "whers the
woodbine twineth," and spokesnot. w.
M. Fleming, in response to vociferous
calls, made a chaste, appropriate and
nice little speech. Major Galloway, in
the capacity of host. waited until all
were through speaking, and then told
tho colored people that it was q very
easy matter te talk. It cost nothing tG
| talk. 1t amounted to nothing to talk
+! He had done something for the colore6
people of Columbia. He had furnished
them a schoolho,se, and had opened hi.
Hall freely unto them for their suppars
concerts, ETC., for the. benefit Of tn
churches. He had nothing more to say
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Town AND COUNTY.


lie o. r. NJ.
The Stated council fires OF CnlcKAxAueA
TRIBE No. 4, |. o. r. III. Of Columbia, Tenn,
are kindled at Odd Fellows Hall, every Friday
Evening, one hour after sunset.
w. VANCE THOMPSON, Sschem.
JAS. L. GUEST C. Off.
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vsiaable HSase and Let foP Sale.
A bargain will Pc offered. Lor Parti-
culars call on j. n. PARKER, opposite
Depot, Columbia. Tenn.--fob25tf
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PerkOnRl.

Melvin Williams, of Nashville, was in
ur city last Fridsy and Saturday.
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There WI, be Public Speaking at
the following places on Saturday the
18th inst, on the New Constitution:
At Neapolis by Judge VIZ. p Mar
TIN.
At Mt. Pleasant by Gen w. C. WHIT
THoRNE.
At Culleoka by L. ID. MYsRs, Esq.
At Hampshire by w. VANCE THoMP-
SON and A. o. p. NICHOLSON.
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BULLS
AUTHESrn DOCUMENTS
are
ARKINSAs HEARD KRossh-

SiVSh HViSf@ " liz to.- Alk., ~ J Ou "S
ing away
Dr. Jonx Brr-Desrs Sir: Last P.h of err
vas 10 Louisville purchasing drugs
some Of your Sarsapsrilla and Cedwhen you
Ny son-in-law. who was with me init upon, or
been down with rheumatism for soml
menced on the Bisters. and soon fb;.,, o,;I ~,
eralhealth improved. en- -,
DR.. Giss. who hae ssss 10 ~ anu Invite
them, and he also Improved. al reveify.
Dr. Cotee. who has been n B. ali times,
several years-seonsek end liver han gold,
improved very much b. sks nss sfltire.
Indeed ,hs ced.on Bi:s<sv kas. ii win serse
popularity in this sstllsusst. Z Z f,,ra,,,,Io,,,
soil great Quantity Of yenr ~. ~. o"s 'i'"'
yOur Cedren BistrFsaai -
L.. Ship ns yia MenPAia. en- q ~
Kssly. HssDesflaIly.
CO. VA
Prspsrsdby Dr.. JoHs BrLA a Nj
Fifth street, Louisville, Nv. s.
For sale by 7. h. RAINS, Drnnr;ce = =
sk'fost rAise, Ceh s.bs. Tenn,
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D ULI's
- a r sap . rilla
A GOOD REASON FOR TIE CAP.
fAIN'6 PATH.


Read the Captains Lessss s.ish LssU ~
his mother,
Benton Barracks, Me-, April -, IDA
Da. JONI BuLIeDear Sir, Knovis1yAss -
Heacy Of your Sefsapsrilla, and the h0Iine -
beneficial qualities 10 posssssss,I ssal 20 sAs
following statement of my case.
was wounded about two years aes-vo fs-
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moyedso efsen, my wounds have ~ hsal-
edyet. Ihave not eat up moment sisee -
wounded I'm shot threash the hiD- ~
general health is impaired, need soaeehinG -
ASSET nature. Ihaye more faith in your eaSss-
parlla than In anything else. VIII -
that IS genuine Please express ne hall 49,
bottles, and eblige
Carr. C. p. Je.xsss. d. Lssia
P.S--The following vas written ADril -
1868, BY Mrs. Jsanis Johnsos, mother = Caps
johnson:
c. 8. johnson. wss skillful surgeon ssd pkye-
clan in central View York, where hs died lSavina
the above c. P. Johnson to my care. AttAirtss1
years Of age he had . chronic diaHhoa ~
scrnfuia, for which gave him your Ssssperiils.
In CunHp HIN. have for ten years rseoumeD1.
ed il 10 many in New York, Ohio. esd Isvs, ~
scrofula. fever sores, and general debilIiy. M.
feet success has attcndsdit. Tho cure aoDete1
in some eases Of ssrofula and fsver s6ro So
almost miraculous. I'm very snxisU H. ~
son TO again have recourse TO yess eossnpaK1l-
Ia HE'S fearful Of citing spurious arasls>
hence his writing you for Il. al wsands
Respectfully, JssxrsJAnss1r
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I've store Houses for Rest.
I have two Store houses for rent.
JOHN FHInRsox.
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Chumbly Ford.

The 2lst Civil District Of Maury coun-
~ embraces an immense boundary Of
excellent lands. which are very pecu-
Iiarly and unfortunately situated. The
curve OF the river makes the distance to
town many miles, although it is in sight,
and in the winter time transportation IL
almost impossible. This country IL
called Booker's Bend" Dooley's
Bend" "Thief Neck" etc., and before
the war the county built the New
Bridge" near Chumbly Ford. Scott's
cavalry burnt it down, but the pillars
remain. Some, II not all, Of the farmers,
We understand, will give SIS each 10 as
sist the county rebuild It,
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Funny.

Mr.. Jas. A. Fleming's account of the
speaking at Poplar Top.
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1si,i 81 Ameng New Bohn. t
Not drop of whisky is now sold In
New Ruin. as F ~ ~
% Rufus Lizenby and John N. Nicholson
are the fox-hunters Of Now Ruin. Tho
present crop Of foxes, we are told, 3 very
fine and plentiful up there.
= Richard Brasier's daughter and Aman-
da Prim whipped Mamie Nicholson tor
ribly in the cotton patch. They daubod
and beat her with mud. ai sHszs p
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We are authorised TO announce JOHN B.
PADGETT as candidate for COUNTY
COURT CLERK, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorised to announce MAJOR
JOHN B. ANDERSON, popuIarIy and widely
Known % 4" UNCLE BACON" a. . candidate for
COUNTY COURT CLERK, at the ensuing
March Election. ali~.+ @a faf
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We arc authorised 70 announce W. j. WHIT
rHORNE, JR. - q candidate for CIRCUIT
COURT CLERK, At the ems ming March cleo
ton. $500. -. ---.-.. Is.
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TIM BEsr
Brandies, Whistles
AND WINES
For Medical use, for sale By @
MCKINLEY 4 sMITn.
SURE CURE FOR
HOG CHOLERA,
CHICKEN CHOLERA AND GAPES,
In young chickens, ct
MCKINNEY 4 SMITH.
S1c1LY
LEMON SUGAR,
For making Lemonade. Tho best, cheapest,
and most pleasant article Of the kind IN use.
- MCKINNEY b SMITH.
PAINTS, OILS and DRYERS,
As low as the lowest, at
Nc KINNEY 3 SAlfH
INSCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded At al hears, BY
MoKINSEY 4 sMIYh.
i HE LARGEST te
AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF
SHEET MUSIC.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS, STRINGS
For silJTnstrunents.
vIOLINs, FLUTES, FLIES. G0fTAh:
BANJOs, BOWS, ACCoRDEOxs. DC.
| For sale at
Mex INkEY T. SMITH
New MUSIC
| Rre .e:ved o soon - published. yRBSl
| ITALIAN STRINGS received monthly, BY
I MCKINNEY d SMITH.
STOVES, CRATES, kC.
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A new frame dwelling house on High
Street, near the Depot, suitable for .
small family. Apply to ~. =. -r
mchlltf .e4... E. w. PHILLIPS.
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"Bsrrett's'' Great Hair Restorative.
"Barrett's" second to none.
"Btrrett's- makes Hair grow.
"Barrett's" perfectly harmless.
: Everybody uses Barretts."
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
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You can, get extra Family Flour at
IS 30 cents per hundred pounds, At PRANK
AYDELorr's. All flour warranted.
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The Proprietor Ct thk sslskr,tsS uS,u6-n
sssly slsims 5bs d . supsriority ovsr - -
~ svsre asssd - shspablis for ~ 80 -.
IAN, spssdy sad permanent cure Il ~ -
!ssss, OF CAi.ls asd ysvsr, uhsthss Il x~fO
long ssandine. HsSfbss - tAs eth, 49,
nd So9ahwsetsRa eosniryts bsar hin -
~ % the truth 81 Ne asssrtios, hat = - -
whatever will ID oil 10 ssrs, n ths disvs1ious =
strictly followed and carried eat. n 4 -
many easee single dose has bssa ssAcici3 -
acurs, I'D whels Amilis have ~ saro1 - s
single bottle, With perfect rsssoralssn ofvHo -
sral hsaitA. II b, however, prsasua - h.
every ease more certain 70 ssrs, ifih 80 = -,
tinued - smaller foses for vssk o. I've 81
The disease has beeA shesksA. mere sspeciufI1 =
dinculta and lonassanding s1sss. usssllE -
msdiale win nee require say aid b kss1 -
bowsm b good rider; should IL ,ssSsu1. -.
svef, require sathsFtie medieias' am i1rin>
taken three or four doses Of NE xsojc. -
dose Of BULLS vE0KTABLB FAMILY P0W
ps. JOIN BILLS rA.s,,.,e e..
-as1 No. - Yiflh. Crsss snuuA
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We are authorized to announce J. u. HICk.
~ Is q candidate for COUNTY Coo At
CLERK, ut the easuing March Election.
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faiS tfa2lEVl3 SSasr sis HH0sfr .,s. !.
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A NNOUNo EMEN rs
70 CRY nAasHAE,

We sre authorized ana requested to a..
sounee ". G. (FRANKJ AYDEL0Tf As q
candidate for CITY MARSHAL Il The ensuing
eleetioa. -.ss -. -.
We ore Authorised and requ-stsd 70 anncenos
D. r. {"BPIKKs') ERWIN a. eahdidess for
tCity 1ssshai Of Coluabis, aeths next election.
Weare authorized TO announce JAMES n.
HAYNES % . candidate for OlTY MARSHALL
II the ensuing election. 7gsa sllI Hl. =
We are authorized HN T..
SHOWERS Is . candidate for CITY WAX
SHAL 1t The ensuing election.
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ron cincUrr COURT CLERH.

We ars authorized 10 announce B. ". POR-
TER, {" SOL") as a candidate for CIRCUIT
COURT CLERK, At the ensuing, March Elec-
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ron snERIRR.

We are authorized 70 announce ROBERT d.
RICKETTS, a. q candidate for Sheriff, at the
ensuing March Election. -. y u =
We are authorised 10 announce SIMMS LAT
IA as . candidate for SHERIFF, at the ensu
ing March Fiction. t'
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We are authorized 10 announce JOHN A..
ENGLE as . candidate for COUNTY TRUS-
TEE, at the ensuing March Election. -sa
We arc authorized to announce DR.. WI. AN
DERSON as a-candida.e for COUNTY TRUS-
TEE, at the ensuing March Election.
We are authorized 10 announce CLAYT
MOORE as candidate for COUNTY TRUS-
TEE, at the ensuing March Election. ro
We are authorized to announce &C. ALEX
AMBER, ST., - . candidate for COUNTY
TRUSTEE, at the ensuing March election.
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BY request We announce JAMES WILKINS
o Q candidate for County TRUSTEE, At the
March election, and sre authorized 10 say, If
elected, be will pay all Jury Tickets at sight
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ron COUNTY Trustee.

We sre authorized 10 announce JAMES C.
MeGAH, rs . candidate for COUNTY TRUS-
TEE, al ths ensuing March election.
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