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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22
LEWIS COUNTY ITEMS.

Mr. NJ. d. Brown, OF Cane Greek,
Lewis county, has been granted a pat
ent for an improved rat trap. There is
no longer any necessity for cats watch
ing around barns and potato houses,
which are the winter quarters of rats.
Mr.. Brown has invented. also, pat
ent "Scrubbing Hroom," whichis even
more useful and important than the rat
trap. It is said to scrub a floor clean
with three buckets of water.
The editor OF the Williamson journal
is nothing if not grumbler. He grum-
bles because Maury county has men Of
such ability that they are elected to Of
fees OF high trust and honor in the
State; he grumbles because she has still
q few more or the same sort. We do
not seriously object TO that harmless
kind of grumbling, however, but his
last disgruutled condition threatens to
prove harmful as well as pcstifcTous.
He SAYS the Accommodation Train be
tween Columbia and Nashville is run
entirely in the interest Of the former
place. although Williamson furnishes
two-thirds Of its patronage. He sug-
gesls to. the President OF the road that
Columbia be deprived Of Accommoda>
ton privileges, in order that they be ap-
propriated by the darling little town Of
Franklin. Frankljn is eighteen miles OF
Nashville, ard there is much travel
ing between those two cities, but the
revenue from Franklin travel Is far less,
We believe, than from Columbia, which
is forty-fve miles from Nashville. a
change Of the Accommodation sched-
ule would discommode orr people in
stead Of accommodating them they
would be compelled to leave Columbia
a: two O'Clock, in the morning, or
three IN tha evening. II the through
morning train could be changed from
two O'Clock to four, it would remove tic
difficulty which has caused the Jour
nal t. lose its temper, and also be
an improvement on the present order OF
things. to Columbia as well. However,
we have no right TO presume that the
latter consideration is one Of the things
for which the Journal devOutly prays.
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Masonic Temple.

At 4 meeting of the stockholders held
at Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening
last. the following gentlemen were elect
cd a Board Of Directors: j. W. WITH>
ERsPooS, 4. A, LIPsooNB, L. d. MYERS,
7. W. TURPIB and JnHS p. MGGAw.
We are glad 30 see such an interest
manifested on the part OF the stockhold-
err, and with such gentlemen, SO well
and favorably known in our communl-
ty, both az high toned citizens and bust
ness men, we have no fears hut that the
contemplated Temple will be completed
in due time. The construction OF such
a building will add greatly TO the ad-
dornmeut and h1suty of our little city,
and will also be OF great benefit. The
Business houses, are to be on the irs'
floor. and a Concert Hall in the second
story, which, especially, is a convent
enea sye have long since felt the need OF
It will not only give our own citizens a
decent place Of amusement for concerts,
&c. but VIII induce others to visit our
city. We hope all who have subscribed
and we understand the subscription to
be one of the best ever gotten mp, will
be prepared to pay the calls on the
amount sf their subscription promptly
when called GB, ~ the Directory or
building committee.
While on the subject OF public imi-
proqeraeDts, we are prompted to ask
why some Of cur monied men do not
get up Joint Stock COaapapy and erect
Water Works, Gas, and Home insn-
rance Company, all OF which would pay
good per cent. There is not a town
anywhere, with the population OF Co
lumbfa, bot what far excels us in pub
lie improvements. e our own citizens
will not take hold, let companies from
other places come; they are always wei
come. Columbia can and will be city,
if the right kind Of spirit - manifest
ed in the way Of Improvements and &C,
Communications, such as TO induce immi-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22
BULIGIoUS INTELLIGENCE.

Quarterly meeting will commence in
... Methodist Church at Mt. Pleasant on
... morrow. Dr. GREEN presiding.
.,.. n. q. IRNING and Rev. \. w.
---.H are expected to be present.
r.v. JAMES q. VOORHEES, Will COM
nee a rrotracted meeting at Atkins
= rarI House, on Saturday next before
r..s>.ulaS. and on sunday, the day be-
.-. Christmas, he Will administer the
...-sTncnt OF the Lords Supper.
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AROUND TOWN.

s-ulaus EerEef Family Of swiss
. g.H-za, viii he here on the 2sth
.a-arrri~ing firm Of LANE K
... ara erecting a large house 10 pro
-l..r-umHer RON the weather.
t.nPar.e~oS has The most beautiful
.fsment o. books suitable for Christ
-,-s-auts. Il has been our good for
.a. ta see. in many day.
-tv-fyc ladies' and gentlemen,
~r.- Of The cite OF our town, went to
..-1sTlla last wednesday night 10 hear
aansr, the great tragedian, in Ham
-. Taey were highly pleased.
arr Young friend, }. t. L. CocHRAN,
,--aEaov At Law, has removed his Of
..bo the Office Of the County Register,
r-.-a he will be glad to see his friends,
ra doubt
our Young friend, J. d. WRIGHT.
s.rraI heavy box on the thumb OF
., -f-h. hand last Monday evening,
a4l.l broke it, and caused him much
-H.
gGumjia : the centre Of a circle Of
raraL COUNTIES, which make her their
-..rrsl market. DO we want or need
.-.-r rradee We presume not, or we
..uG build tgrnpIkes for their produce
.s come 20 Us.
-.r-s r. TUCKER has our thanks for q
--.a.,- i'll Of Hickman county Red
Peas. he largest, souudest, and
..a.-a~- II has ever f,anH our fortune 10
,.. Hickman and Perry counties beat
-Ha world On COOLERS.
W-. TnH~ 4. HoUaH's left side was
rs-aIyz.d last Friday, bat We are glad
90 learn that he is recovering from the
a.s.k. Before the war he was kneWn
ID .rar the South and West az a mem
H.ruf the great stage line firm OF CAR
--H, THOMAS and HoUGH.
Tl. following prominent persons
1fe broad registered at the Nelson
|..-a -sHcoau last issue: Col. w. Fl.
F.erEH. 81 Spring Hill; f. w. Ma
-..a, 90, Lewis county; G.. WHITAKER
H-i daughters. Of Texas; J. L. HILL,
Pulaski; Col. J. II. LEWIS, Lewisburg;
WI. Hatcher, Fayetteville; T. A.
ivEEEE and AEcHER CHEATHAM, OF
Nashville, il MURRAY, Cincinnati.
SOM Of our people are talking about
.- gropi .iety Of attaching a belfry to
.Easeurt nruse. We are not one Of
..a-a who i,cIiev. our Temple Of Justice
.-a great fright. but il the old market
aeIs is hoisted npon it, We will be very
Hu.l inclined that way. However,
~a are satisfied that our Magistrates
.Hro too much good sense and taste to
guilty Of anything calculated to
aseour town look like a Cross Roads
age.
ruln & Turpin have finished mag
ar.ant carriage for Capt. Thomas Glib
a. Is IS their finest piece OF work
and probably has no equal in the coun-
.F Ihedes!-n is original, and the ma
nal rich, not gaudy. Silver is appro-
..4.e.v used, outside and inside, and
-a --agtiful lights have gold rehectors.
h- NalHm6ians, we feel proud OF such a
E.."e fwork, and rejoice that we have
a ~hIlfgl mechanics and enterpris-
ing manufacturers.
Verify, nature is an artist on q barge
scale. Last Wednesday morning, the
rye clarz windows which make the
FIRST National Bank Office so attractive,
aaTe covered with beautiful, airy and
fantastic shapes-the breath of those
within frozen-which art, with the ge-
mus Of Raphael to assist, could initiate,
"ut never equal. The First National
WAS ON on that crispy morning, at
80 r, The tit abode of castle builders, in
fs~s Of strong, clear-headed business
men, Ike its officers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

H. A. HUNTINGTON, one of the prince
" leaders Of fashion, at Nashville, has
receiyed7one of the most beautiful and
elegant stocks of mems. boys and chill
dren's clothing, ever brought 10 a
Southern market. His dress suits
would BECOME royal prince, his bust
ness suits are jllst the thing, while mis-
wedding outfits are worthy ofthe holy
and sacred moment when two hearts
are made one. Read his aIyertise-
mont, in another column.
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Vt,I's Floral GUIDE.

Weeks Flora! Guide for 1877, IA gu
Earb number and Eorgeously illustrated
The number before US has a faithful
..lo.ograph Of the proprietor, JAMES
Ni's, Rochester, New York, the most
nous florist in America. The Annual
j. elegantly printed on tinted paper, III
.N1 co.ors, and illustrated ~f,h over
!. /" eHgravIngs Of flowers and yegeta-
Dies. Every body in the land, who has
p garden and who like flowers should
nave a copy OF this admirable work.
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1t is related of the Grand Duke, tina
while at the Con mental Hotel, Phila-
delphia. he took great fancY to little
girl, about ten years old, named Phillips.
At the fair which he attended, the Duke
bought handsome leather satchel,
which he filed with nice toys, and then
presented the ghQle to his little iavorite.
His coming made one heart happy at
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

We are in receipt OF an invitation
from NJ. KEAN & Co., to their Christ
mas l,iRr2r, at the Maxwell House,
which will nc aogbF se QCgthy of the
magnificent hotel and its pnnteiy nGst
We regret, therefore, that previous
engagement prevents" our acceptance
Of ahe Kind invitation. We have not
seen tbs superior Of tie MARCEL House
in the Ua4ed States, in point OF besaty
or excellence.
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new Goods.

WILLIAMS & TYLER inform their friends
and the public that they ave receiving the
largest and best stock % Clothing, Cloths,
CasSimers, Vestings and gents furnishing
goods ever brought TO this marset, which
they will sell AT reasonable prices fer cash,
or TO promP; customers on short time. Al
accounts made with US are due when CALI d
fnr rufosc bx- s,,aoiaI
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over shoes of all kinds at GonDoS & RIM
Having to change my place Of business {

Having TO change my place Of business on
The first OF January, win offer for the nexi
thirty days, al greatly reduced prices, my
entire stock Of dry good. &c. 1 invite spc-
cial attention 10 the following goods: y
splendid line OF Black silks, Black Alpacas,
from 4cets to Sl.25 per yard Poleris, De-
LANES, Merinos, &c, at very low figures;
Black and colOred silks. Velvet for trim
ming; Ladies' CIoais, some very handsome
and made of the best Beaver Cloth; Water
prOofeloaking cloths, Roman Striped and
Plain ShawiS. white goods OF everv discrip-
ton, splendid stock OF Ribbons, Black and
Colorel Kid Gloves, Black and Fancy Cas-
simercS, and Wooden GOods for Gentlemen,
and Boys wear; Boots. Shoes. Hats and
Ready Made Clothing; Trunks, Baskets,
Umbre las. &c.
Come and see the stock, If Won don't buy.
Dec. LIT. W. r. ELAN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

The best thing ever offered to the pub
lie is share in the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution. 1t only cost 81 90,
and gives you a chance at 5000 prizes,
valued at 81 90 to s25 600. Be sure to try
your luck.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22
Licenses Issued.

w. $. Tucker and Lou f.. Arnell.
Samuel NJ. Stephenson and Celcstia
Dobbins.
J. NJ. Gaskell and W. J. Morrow.
David A. Craig and Lizzie Strayhoru.
J.. III. Sims and Tressey Morley.
r. f. Gillian and Rebecca L. Cooper.
u. 4. Barrett and NJ. G. Priest.
c. S. Erwin and Bette Gillespie.
w. II. Brown and f. Truelove.
G. w. Gillian aud +. +, Covey.
Benjie s. Thomas and Hatti9 Mayber-
ry.
w. L. Connovey and Temple Il. Gard
ner.
David Dobbins and Ella V. Shannon.
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neEN

FULLER, for a long time pilot Of
Noah's Ark, in this city, is dead. He
died at Charleston, S. c., of yellow fever.
FULLER was a fine specimen OF the car
pet-bagger. After he left this place, he
married Mrs. PALMER.
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Enr RNIaf-

On the premises Of the undersigned. in the
SUBURBS Of Columbia. comfortable dwelling.
With four rooms, and basement, with sta
bic, yard and garden. w. 8 RATNEY.
Dec - 1T
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BULLS CEQ10A BITTERS

BULLS neutrality-suspicious.
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The Battle House,

The appointment by the Governor OF
Gen. BATTLE as Superintendent of the
state Prison will not Interfere with his
connection with the Battle House as its
Proprietor.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

WANrED.-A partner with from 5000 to
5000 Dash, to engage in the Dry Goods bu-
illness. Store and trade secured. For par
ticulars address W. Herald Office.
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Remember

One ticket in the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution secures you a pass
age to Athens and back free of charge.
1t only costs you two dollars.
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SpeeinI Notice.

All persons indebted to MS Will please
come forward and settle Immediately. ~
money We must have and can give no fur
ther ind ulgenceS. WILLIAMS 4 TYLER.
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CITY ITEMS.
Bradford NIehOI.

No. . and q North collese street. Nashville,
Tenn, has the largest. handsomest and best
selected stock of Furniture ever in the
South. which be sells at lower figures than any
body in the trade. Give him call. He packs
very carefully FREE OF CHARGE.
Nnr- IL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

W. A. BENSON & Co., Nashville. are sell
ing Carpets cheaper than they can be pur-
chased In eastern markets. They have the
largest and best assorted stock in the South
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Costsn Skinned.

Tnlrty-seven huEGzed and seventy
.-ay bales Of cotton have been shipped
rom Columbia Depot since September
Il, ISL, which is largely in excess Of
".tLe number shipped to this date, in
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Enr Rnnr

Mrs. 9. B. Heard's house and lot, Embar-
go street, adjoining the Corinthinn Hall.
Terms reasonable. Apply TO Hugh T. Cor
don. [dec. y.
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prnf . Her,

Teacher Of Plano, Violin, Guitar, Thorough
bas and Harmony, IS now resident in Co
lumbia. Apply TO Mr.. A D. Frierson.
dec o,-oyv
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The Early Bird Gets ,.,e Worn.

Consequently, 1t Is better for those
desiring shares in the Maury County
Real Estate Distribution, to buy soon
az they will have choice Of numbers,
now is the time to get the lucky ones.
before they are culled over. Don't put
it off too long; you may be too late. Tick
cts dirt cheap; only - 90.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

To call and see l.. ii. Atwell, South
Main Street, Columbia, Tenn, and learn
how to procure tickets in the Maury
County Real Estate Distribution. Draw
ing to take place Dec. 9TH, 1871. Tick
IL. - 90
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

~ s-ulaus EerEef Family Of swiss
..H-=as viii he here on the 18th
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Yho Supreme COzrt.

The Maufy county docket will be
taxed up by the Supreme Court, the
first week in January, and the proba-
bilities are the Criminal docket will
take the precedence. and be the first dis
posed Of.
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Christmas is Coming.

wr want TO give our printers and
..r-a1,rs rest during the Christmas hol-
r.,. and will not issue any paper
..,.- week
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

A general assortment Of Zephyr aud Berlin
Wool. silk, Worsted and Linen En- robbery,
Braids and Flosses a: Mrs. NJ. J. Bryant's En-
porium. nov l.
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TIE Marshall C6HsSty Gn9etfe asks II
AIaury county intends to send Gsie-
gates to the Railroad Convention. az
Lewisburg. Ofcourse, if she can lind
cut when it is to be held. Why do you
not appoint a day?
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

Having Sold Out

And being exceedingly anxious to close up our
old business. We do most earnestly request all
Of our friends that owe us. to come forward
and settle. as longer indulgence cannot be Civ
en-. Our books and accounts can be found at
our old stand. WAIKER & AKIN.
Ocf
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Announcements.

We are authorised to announce Major I. Z.
JAMESON IA a candidate for Tax Collector Of
Maury county. Election August. 1872.
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For REM.

An excellent new brick room, first floor.
near the public square. 2Sx5s, can be had on
remarkably easy terms, By applying to Her
aid office.
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The swiss Bell Ringers are Coming ,

The swiss Bell Ringers are Coming
whose heart does not throb with de-
light at the idea of once more listening
to the exquisite sound OF the Bells,
rung by charming Annie Berger, ana
sweet, peerless little Elite? They Slll
be here on the 18th, at the Hammer
EalI. It will be appropriate amuse-
IneAt foz the holidays.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

Ono hundred trimmed Hats al -lE9 and p o.
worth 81 % and s. %. at Mrs. II. j. BTyant's
Emporium Of Fashion. nov i
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BULLS
SARSAP

- LOUIS. f-1I Er
Dk. JUEN Bur Dear SIR us,, f-'.. H.. ..--
,'eoey o. your SaTSaparilia aud I.s, --,i-...- .
JlieuClaI Qualities Il possess, -tal f Ga.
toIlOWlnS statement Of mrrase:
was wounded about tvrr vr=-1 --. --
taker prisoner and confined fr- s7y-e.r -..,-.-..
pei3S moved 90 often, MY wounds have -..
healed yet. lhaye not sal rsp a I.-.-.s. -:-... p.
was wounded. / am shot through -E.. f-..
Ny general health is impaired. and Feef same.
thing 70 assist nature have more f,sft. F.,
your SaIsaParllia than IN ANYTHING else. I--rs.
That to be senGine. Please express ne I... q.
dozen bottles, and Cbiige,
Carr. c. P. JOHNSON
Z. S.-Mr. johnson was tie son If a .l.rr.
surgeon. His mother rctammeuFs y, ~
friends. and fer many years used nv S.,
mia with perfect success. Ia Sero-t'.. AMI T.
yer sores Mrs. Johnston states tlar i.
effected were almost miraculous ~ .l-a
Journal Tor extended Information AMI ,g..-.--
your case Ny journal contains oor.i 60, re
eminent persons, ministers au, :,--i.r.. ,-''. -
men who are known here in tais c....s''..--,. =.
integrity ana yeracIty. I have r.-....r,-i
celved q most remarkable csr5if-[sc 49,.
eminent gentleman Of LOuisvIle. .'1
JOHN BULL.
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Luek's a Fortune,

Millinery and Fancy Goods of the latest
importations at Mrs. NJ j. Bryaut's Empori-
um of Fashion. [noy II
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Youths and Boys Clothing.

Trimmed Bonnets and Hats rom s. 60 10
SIS 90 each, at Mrs. NJ. J. Bryant's Emporium
Of Fashion. nov II
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A Card to my Former Patrons and
ri

Having visited all the principal cities North
and East during the past summer, and posted
myself on the latestiFHpr0vementS in PhOtoz-
raphy. am prepared 70 do as good work as
can be found in this or any other state. at
prices to suit the times. Please give lie call
at the old stand.
H. P. SEAvY, Photographic,
Oct. 6. Columbia, Tenn.
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The new Shoe Store of GoRDoN & RIDLEY
have splendid lot of cheap Shoes for cash.
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There wili-be a meeting OF tho stock
holders of the Maury County 4, NJ, H.,
Il l.. S. s., on Monday, the lst day OF
January, 1872, for the purpose 9felecting
fifteen Directors for the ensuing twelve
months. Meeting in the third story OF
the Court House, at precisely / O'Clock.
BY order of the Board
JOSH. q. BAILEY, Sec'V.
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of Mrs.
Mariah Harris, by Esq. W. o WitherspOon,
Mr.; JERRY STONE and Miss Alice HANKS, Of
Roberts Bend,
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MCKINNEY q SAU, TIL

We have the largest and most complete
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22

Toys and Christmas presents can be found a
Mrs. NJ J. Bryant Emporium Of Fashion.
nov II
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GORDON 4 RIDLEY keep a full assortment
of the best GentIemen's Boots.
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1900 Prizes! 5000 Prixes.,

Slipper and Pin Cushion p tterps. entirely
new style. a. Mrs. N J. BryaRt's Emporium of
Fashion. fnov l.
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AIaree assortmcn: Of Jewelry a I'D Toilet ar
tlcles at Mrs NJ. ]. Bryant's En- orium a.
Fashion. nov IL
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METEOROLOGICAL.

,,,usc Of Ti,cTmomcteiE and n IA ne
&c. Cor fhc week ending Dec. FL
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For Sale.

n now Sewing Machine, tried by an &C.
complished Tailor several weeks, just suffi-
cient TO test its worth, valued at SO. IL
will be sold for so. Apply ct this office.
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Luek's a Fortune,
And only costs you two dollars to try it
in the Maury County Real Estate Dis
tribution.
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Youths and Boys Clothing.
Weare receiving a splendid assortment Of
Youths and Boys Clothing. Call and see
us before you buy for your boys. -.-- .r-
Sept. Is. WILLIAMS & TFLER.
Having attached Mr.. Leftwich's steam
engine TO the Hunter Mills, on Carriers Creek.
We are prepared to grind wheat and corn
for custom, and the people can DO what
they like with it, eat it, sell il. or feed 1t to
the chickens. Bring on your wheat.
J. NJ. HUNTFR,
I. ). JEETWICH.
We, the Undersigned, Will not grind any
wheat from this date except for those whn
want Flour for their own cOnsuTn d ion as
We believe the mill owners alOB" aTeeutitlcC
to the profits of grinding wheat.
Nj. VAUGHN.
J. u. ASHTON,
X. T. NELLY.
=. J. AR MSTROSG,
W G. JOYCE.
JET, ANDERSON 4 CO. T. V. ".
a. D. p. NICHOLSON. JR. 3m
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NOTICE.
TO HUNTERS AND TREssPASSERS.
DARN FOR SALE.

will sell my place one mile from Carriers
Creek Station. and seven miles from Columbia,
lying on the n. X ID. R. r., containing 100
the country. Land good. For terms apply to
chard Mckay or Gen. Lueins E. Polk.
q 6.-tf RUFUS POLK,
ct Helena, AK,
Z. f.-r 1880 "a
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-22
Lazear's Portable Fence

LaZearS Portable Fence
| call the attention of the farmers of Maury
County to it, it being considered by all who
have used or examined il, to be the best and
cheapest Fence ever Introduced TO the public.
This Fence is so constructed that every panel
the panel from he lock, whi.hi Is not only con
yepieut but saves time and distance in driving
around to The gate in order to pass from one
field TO another. 1t has many other ivanta-
ges over other fences. All we ask is for farm
ers 10 try il, We are Offering faFn rights on
eas9Gshle lefGiS. FOr fuIlker particulars ap-
80 JOHN +, HALEY,
pJu ne 10 BiItyyillc, Ten