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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13
CULLEOKAETEM

Rev. W. II. HUGHES has been sent by
the Methodist Conference to Culleoka
Station. lie was at Mt. Pleasant last
year, and did much to improve the con-
dition Of his church in that circuit, we
are told Under his iahors, his Mt.
Pleasant flock built one of the hand
soonest churches in the county. He
goes to Culleoka, in order to take adj
vantage Of the excellent schools at that
place. Rev. JASPER NICHOLS, an ex-
cellent young minister takes his place at
Mt, Pleasant,
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THE COMBINED


FIIT Il Nd 7 IINIl IEUN-
lam now actually selling ;he best FlEting
and Hat iron Combined ever known, Ter on
IyS9-J0.
IT FLUTES DRESS GOODS
EquaUyas veil IS Linen Fairies. and Is 50
si1o..,s taat a Chi ii ean use IL IL Is uot oriy
= Fsrss Class El1ter. but Polishing Ilon.
alone worth the money. sid by
JORDAN.
A, Martin * Picl;srd's. Whclesaie t;reyrs-
ApTii Is. Columbia, L, n
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IBI ED,

In this county, on the 10th inst, WV.
II-GnEs, aged IS yeirs.
In this county, near Blanton's Chapel, on
the 3rd inst. Mr.. THONas PEBBLES. uncle OF
CO... Thomas Ill. PEBBLES, decd. He was an
old and esteemed citizen.
On Leaiterw0od Cree.. sept. :sth, Mrs.
RIeFfEh HAs..s. aged r.. She was good
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Notice,

Persons wan, Jas humber OF any and all dc
scr;p.i1ns. well seasoned, can get il at lowest
market prices Of Daniel Leibhart, on the
"Booker Farm" near Cross Bridges. All or
dcrs promptly filed. Refercnce-Col. John
W. Dunninstol Columbia augi. 3m.
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We are determined not to be under
sold, and equally determined to sell
everything in our line iorcr than any
body else. ANDREWS, MAYEs & Co.,
Octl3 ORR. NJ. MAYEs. & Co.
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CITY ITEMS.
Card to the Ladies.

Mrs. N. J. BRYANT has received a full supply
of Millinery. and Fancy Goods, which she Of
fers at the lowest prices. Having selected
them in person she is confident she can suit
all who may favor her with a call.
Respectfully.
Oct. Is. NJ. j. BRYANT.
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Ear fhe Mcmnhf. aaarkef

Col. D. f. WADE, of Ashwood, ship
ped from Columbia Depot, yesterday, a
drove of fatted cattle, averaging about
800 pounds, and seventy very fine young
hogs, half Berkshires, averaging 23O
pounds. Col. WADE devotes a great
deal OF his time to stock raising, instead
of impoverishing his fue lands with
cotton, and we trust he will get the re-
ward Of his labors at Memphis.
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SsnSc Scr,atOr.

Gov. SENTER has orde1ed elections To
lie held in the seventeenth ann twentieth
senatorial districts, on Saturday. Nov
4th, ISL, TO fill the vacancies occasioned
by the deaths of Col. THos ii. PEBBLES
and Col. HORACE III. RICE. The seven
tcenth district is composed of the conn
ties of Maury. Lewis, Hickman and
Dixon; and the twentieth district is
composed of the counties of Benton
Humphreys, Perry, Decatur and Hen
derson
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13

THE poet and tho wit OF the Tennese
see Press Association, DR.. WHITE, OF
the Lebanon Herald, and ARCHIE
Thomas, of the Springfield Record, did
not go on the Editorial Excursion seve-
raj months since.
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To The Public.

Mrs VI Bryant has just returned from
her trip to the North, saj brings oceans
of beautiful and cheap goods. Call and
see her.
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WILLIAMS & TYLER inform their friends
and the public that they aie receiving the
largest and best stock of Clothing. Cloths,
Cassimors, VestiDgs, and gents furnishing
goods ever brought TO this marset, which
they will sell at reasonable prices fer cash,
or to prompt customers on short time. All
accounts made with us are due when called
for, unless by special contract.
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Al Last.

1t rained few days since, the first
time in about four months. except
slight sprinkle. The earth was as dry
rs powder.
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Sentinel.

This horse, the property of our fellow
citizen, JOHN a. MILLER, of Carte-'s
creek, has won two races in Memphis.
Distance one mile and half time 2:42X,
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Aid to the Suffering.

Gen. JOEL A. BATTLE, the liberal and
generous hearted proprietor Of the Bat
tie House, at Nashville, contributed
500 for the benefit of the Chicago suf-
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ANDREWS, MAYEs, 81 Co., offer hardware
cutlery, and ever, thing else in their m'
terms as low, if not lower, than they Icrc
ever offered in this mirkct.
Sspt2.
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For the latest styles in ladies' and misses
fine shoes, go to the Philadelphia Shoe Store,
81 and &c College Street, Nashville.
Oet13-2m.
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eafi ire.

HraEs HIytE's meat house. next door to
Andrews Hardware $50 re. Call and try on
beef. We also have on hand all kinds Of mar
keting. Marketing delivered within the cor
poration free of charge. Open all day.
Octl3-l time,
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$3.50 reward TO any man who can sell shoes
cheaper than BLAME X MCLAUGHLIN, of the
Philadelphia Shoe Store, 81 and IS College
Street, Nashville. Qs,Ia-2In.
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Chenp Roots and Shoes

Messrs BLAKE & MCLAuGHLIN, at the
Philadelphia Shoe Store, Nashville,
have in store an elegant stock OF ladies'
and misses shoes, of the latest styles.
They defy competition in prices, and
offer heavy reward to any one who
can sell shoes cheaper than they can.
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New Houses for Sale or Rcut.
New houses for sale or rent in South Co
lumia. j ID. STEELE.
July2.
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Kuhn a Turpin Pcmtums.

Our manufacturing fellow citizens,
krgN & TURIN, took eleven premiums
AT ti,e State Fair, last week. The arti-
.les were all made by them in this town.
Below we xire list of the premiums
awarded to Kusr Il TURpIN:
Nest two horse steel turning pillow,
TeaAs.sce make, $1,000.
Best S,,a horse steel cultivatins pi1w.
800.
Best double shovel pillow, $500.
Best bull tongue plow, $500.
Best one horse five tooth straw cutter
$50.
Best lever blade straw cutter, $500.
Best dozen bent plow handles, 500.
Best garden wheelbarrow, diploma.
Hest X. r. or canal, diploma.
Est cotton scraper, diploma.
Rest sud largest display of machinery
and supplements, made 10y one estibi
tor. diploma ard 5000.
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ABOUT two hundred and TWENTY-FIVE

ABOUT two hundred and twenty-five
persons of Nashville, recently met to-
gether, issued an address, and called
themselves "The Re-Union and Reform
Association" They claim to belong to
all parties, and although claiming not
to desire severance therefrom, they
meet together for the purpose of cult
waiting a stronger love of the Union, and
a less partisan feeling between the par
ties. These gentlemen are no doubt
actuated by praiseworthy motives, but
what good can they accomplish They
need never expect to get the people of
the South to love the Union until it
ceases to prosecute them as aliens, and
criminals. The Radical party assumes
to represent the. General Government,
| and just as long as it is represented by
the tyraunical acts Of that party, will
the Democrats OF the South cease to re-
| we're and honor it. Tho Democratic
party is national party, and whenever
it ceases to be such, we will leave it.
The Radical party is a sectional party,
built upon hate, and fattens upon the
animosities of tho war, and when it
ceases to be such it will die. The Nash
| Vile movement can only injure De-
mocracy and help Radiealism, There
fore, we TRUST it viii lQt pIospsE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-13

E. w. Philips, on the corner Of High and
Depot Streets. near the Railroad Depot. is now
in receipt Of a new lot of Goods. which he is
as usual, selling little lower than any other
House in the City,
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Ray WOOdfOrd's'--TiHncs =, Is, tiaianS.
This is the second notice TO our customers,
and the third one will be in Clint shepherds
hands, unless those indebted to US comes
forward by the nrst day of November mex;
and settle their Indebtedness to Us.
Aug. .. LIPSCOMB BROS
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AROUND TOWN.

Lust Monde, night goodly number
of tho OIL ng gentlemen and ladies oil
our town went to tia Depot to see some
fair visitors leave Ola thc ten O'Clock
train. for the far, tar Sortb. Formonths
these natives of orange groves ana mag
nolia wales have charmed us even as the
soft south wind beguiies Us, as it comes
laden with the perfumes of thousand
flowers. Some of them came among US
i'm the happy spring time, and now
leaves us, very fifty, when the flowers
are diving, the winds signing, in the
drear month of October-tho ''saddest
orthe year."
w. J. ANDREWS, Esq will please ac-
.a,i n, rr thanks for an excellent pair OF
scissors.
Our worthy City Fathers have done
much to improve the town. ana inucn
vet remains for them toperform. "oho
street needs pavements badly, aud like
wise Depot or High street from HELMS
branch to the Railroad. Ladies, in walk
ing along either of these thoroughfares,
are compelled TO take the middle of the
street. rain or shine. Let us beware
how we boast of the beauty Of our little
city until pavements are put down on
these streets.
The following named ladies of this
city and county took premiums at the
State Fair at Nashville last week Mrs.
J. M. p. OTIS. for making the best child's
suit. Mrs. II. w. FULLwILEn, fancy
G,air work; Miss MAGGIE WEBSTER
f,raidinS in silk.
4. ID. FRi ERSoN has received new
and beautiful Library edition of Dick.
ems. % cents per volume: ''Barnes' Fam
5ly PRAYER" "Pink and White Tyran-
NV by Harriet Beecher Stowe; ''Sar.
chedon, "'Follc Farine," by Onida.
oscar Polk, recently showed us the
aueerest specimen OF the Bermuds
sweet potato we ever saw. II Is fat like
u summer turnip. OSCAR gave n Il
Mrs. DIR. Polk, who owned OSCAR In
slave times.
DIR. J. NJ. fowler has bought the old
Phoenix Coach Shop, and will soor
build handsc me brick business house
an IL. Mr.. ROBERT ii. JAMESON tore The
cid building down in hurry, and An
ru,>NY GHoLsoN will soon build TIT
new h. use.
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All kinds of Grass Seeds, inclu ding Cloycr
Timothy, Orchard Gra-s, Blue Grass, etc fol-
sale by ANDREws, MAYEs IL Co.
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Poplar Shingles.

10 dozen fine Hose at 10 cents, at NJ. Jo-
seph's. tSept 22.-2m.
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1t Is Uymes u Hiyles Meat House. next door
10 Andrews Hardware Store. Give US a call.
wo 30 opea all day. Meat delivered anywhere
within the corporation, free Of charge.
Oct. Git.
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Everything IN the :hardwaye lire 10
be found lower than anywhere eise al
ANpREws, MAYEs & Co.,
Octi5 Or j. NJ. MAYEs & Co.
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j vel assorted stock of undersbirts at A.
Rosenthst ( Bros 1t.
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OpR fe3iowyespnty-man, II. p. LED~
BETTER, has taken seEen pfemiums on
his Berkshire hogs, at the Giles Eoaa.9
Fair, at Pulaski.
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For the bost assortment vi lsdies, misses
and ehiljren's shoes in the city. so to tic
Philadelphia She store. Nashville.
Octl3-2m
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!. Tho best and cheapest class Of shoes, for
cash, at ordon & Ridley's.
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Wanted,

10000 pounds Dried Apples,
lu0,GD Peaches.
For which will pay the highest market
price. GEORGE HODGE.
Columbia, Sep. lst.-tf.
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SPRING HILL, Oct. IL, 1871,
y. ). HoRsLEY, Eso.:-Dcar Sir: Ma
ny friends of the Hon. JAMES III. THoM-
As VINO reside here would be pleased to
see his name announced as candidate
Tor the State Senate. We feel assured
ttat no one of greater integrity and
ability could be selected to fill the va
cancY in shis Senatorial district
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A large quantity ofcotton was brought
to town yesterday, although the price
was not good, in consequence of the
(,hicaOo fro
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n eW GooS.s.

For fine shoes, go to the Philadelphia Shoe
Sto.e, "a and 65 College Street, Nashville
0ctI3-2,n
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The nest annual session of Jones' Acade.
my will begin on the fourth Monday (ssthI
of August. Prof F. Herr will continue &c
have charge of the music department.
July Z2-tf.
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RAW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. is. aaIang,

100000 yellow poplar shingles for sale at
s. per thousand. Apply to ]. II. McClel-
land.
July 2i-tf
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Gordon & Ridley make a speciality Of men s
hand made boots.
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For a good Hat at nearly half price. go to
NJ. Joseph's. [Sept. 22.-2m.
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Best Kentucky Jeans very cheap. at NJ. JO-
seph's. Sept 2.-2m.
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NJ. Joseph has great barsaips ia Dress Goods
Sept. 22.-2m.
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sska GAN Beat IL?

Mrs. JOHN Il. ifANILY2S has sent ms
sweet potato that neasues tyenty-,hree
inches in length.
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Fine cashier overshirts alta. ROsenthai
Bros IT.
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To MercllnRfA

Gordon & Ridley keep Gents gloves, collars,
cravats, and furnishing goods.
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Ready Made Clothing for a mere song, at NJ.
Joserh's. Sept. 2--sm.
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The best and cheapest jeans at 4. Rc4cr
thai n Bros 1t.
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Having Sold Ont

Gordon & Ridley keep gents White Kid
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For Rent.

Three New Dwelling Hor3c3, saiaabie 10
small families,
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Iron, nails, castings, and all other articles in
the hardware line, are being offered cnEArER
than ever before in this market, by
ANDREWS, M,YEs & Co.,
Ocll3 Or J. VI. MvYEs & To-,
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Hickman county Baby SHOW.

There were six entries-five from Hick-
plaR and one from Humphreys. Huni-
phreys contested Hickman closely, but
after mach deliberation, it was decided
that Hickman was best. The premium
was awarded to Mrs John + Eason, GER
Lificate to Mrs James Hall, of Hum
phreys. era
The display in the Floral Hall was
much better than in the ring.
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wILLIAMSPORT ITEMS.

JOHN KIyzER has become sole owner
OF the Sawdnst Valley Mills. May sue.
cess attend him, for he deserves it.
MANDY WILLIAMS, COL, has an old
mare named 'Jennie," which she
thought was a kind animal. A few
days since, while Jennie was attach
ed to sorghum mill, she became so
frightened that she burst loose from her
mornings, and sped away like streak
of forked lightning Away she flew
through the woods, the chains dangling
and iingling in such fearful manner,
that a party of workmen, who could
hear but did not SEQ her, became fright
ened out of their wits. and thought that
his satanic majesty had been turned
loose in Church's Bend.
Mr.. JOSEPH b. DELK recently lost G
very fine mare, from loek-jaw.
A fine hog has mysteriously disap-
peared from the pens CIT. J. DoRsETT
1t is thought that his porcine majesty
was assisted in his flight by some hun
cry fellnw.
CoLoRED SEPARATIONS.
ALFRED RAY, COL, has driven his
wife away from his bed and board, and
wants divorce.
SAM. GORDON, col, whipped his wife,
ard she left him and went to the Port.
SILL JOHNSON, COL, has left his wife,
because she wanted to rule him with
an iron hand.
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Dr. Sam. Friersqn Narried.

1t last The strong man. In Ills pride, IL
conquered, and for the first time is plant
captive at the feet of one of natures
lovelest creatures. At last "thc noblest Ro-
man Of them all, the kingliest bachelor of all
bachelordon, is bound. like Samson by his
hair, with the tiny silken cords of love. May
heavens choicest blessings fall copiously and
continuously on him and his bride, who, in
splendid intellect and handsome presence, is
his compeer ana worthy helpmeet; and may she
make him Methodist is our prayer.
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Gen. W. {. WHITruoRNE will leave
this morning for Savannah, Tenn, to
attend railroad meeting. We expect
90 hear good report from the meeting,
US the General will no doubt speak to
she people. tits the Memphis, Jackson
Columbia and Knoxville RailroaS, In
whose interest the meeting is to be held.
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We care receiving splendid assortment OF
Youths and Boy Clothing. Call and see
US before you buy for your boys.
Sept. d. WILLIAMS 4 TYLER.
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Black Alpacas 25 per cent. cheaper than at
any other house, at VI. Joseph's.
Sept. 2.-2m-
The lltest styles of Hats at Gordon q Rid
ley's.
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T IPSCOMB BROTHERS,
Oct, %. ls6g-Iy.
NOTICE

NorIcE
TO HUNTERS AND TEESSPASSlRS.
The undersigned DO hereby ga 2. 1ii PeI,oni'
not 10 hunt Jr Otherwise trcsIiS7 uI"l th'ii
premises. All offenders VIII be proSccale1 10
he teXtent of tine Law.
X ID Lockridge, John y Mii!sr
4 Al cKav james X Polk,
EF Air Gland r. liI,!isv,
A 7 Yestal, john AI-AaLd-IJ
WI Terrell, Lscd4cTfy,
w Jones, M,ner.
: EvrU Manson Ycstal,
II s Thompson JAM
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Youths and Boys Clothing.

Get your Boots and Shoes at ". Joseph's.
Sent 22-2m
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Range Of THERMOMETER md BarOsnc-
ter. at @fPsoD, Residence Of j. II.
James, for tho week ending Oct. II.
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IL. P. SKAvY, Photographer,

U0t. D. C0lumOla, rem.
Ifyou want a shoe for 81 worth 81, go to the
Philadelphia Shoe Store, 81 and G6 College
Street, Nashville. Octl3 Pm.
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Tor Sale.
.JOues, Axa<leIn

oO0,eO0 shingles, at sIO0 a thousand.
July PM. !, L. STEELE.
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CITY ITEMS.

We do not propose to sell as cheap, but
CHEArLR than any one else.
ANDHEws, MAYS, y co.,
Oct13 Or =, II, MARI & to.
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A large stock of youths clothing, at \. Il
seminal a Bros It.
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l. ERFUMERY,
Cosmetics, and Hair Preparations ofevc.y va
rioty
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A good store house for reut.
EEnHEE HnnEE
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A Card to my Former Patrons and
Friends.

Having visited all the principal cities North
and East during the past summer. and posted
myself on the latest improvements in Photog-
raphy, am prepared to do as good work as
can be found in this or any other state. a,
prices to suit the times. Please give me call
at the old stand.
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i RESOLUTIONS

Carefully compoundetiatallh ourS. : ~ O; uirht.
We have secured the services of Mr. f. O..
liENpEIcK, who has had X yeas experience ~
the prescription business OR Vatror. may
rely upon having prompt attention ., All hours.
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BRUSHES

Varnish, Whitewash, Shoe, Horse, Scrab
bing, busting, Hair, Tooth, Shaving, &c.
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Scars,
A complete assortment, fifty diGeTcE; iiais
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IANDRETUrS

WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
All kinds.
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For tine 1est blackberry Fins, prem to
miss Matte Moore, cert to mrs U s
Rainey.
For the best raspberry wine, prem to
miss Mollie Estes, cert to mrs J G Bal
ley.
For the bes: grape wine, prem to mrs
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State scnate---sprins Hill Speaks.

SAwDUsT VALLEY, Oct. 9sIS7l.
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PRESERVES.

For tho best apple preserves, prem
and cert to mrs W n Stone.
For the best watermelon preserves,
prem and cert TO mrs W RStone.
For the best ounce preserves, prem To
n,iss Aal.le Hoore, cert to mrs w r
Stone. .-.g ...-
For the best peach preserves. rsem te
mrs Tankersly. cert TO mrs d 7 Chap
pell.
For the best citron, prem to MR.
TaEsersly, cert to mrs n Barnett.
For the best plum preserves, prem
and cert to mrs w II Stone.
For the best b-apple preserves
prep, to mrs D 7 Chappell, cert to mn
T W Turpin.
For the best branded cherries, prem
to mrs J c Gordon, cert to miss Mary A
Jordan.
/ SWEET PICKLES.
For the best peaches, prem to Mrs N
L Cullen, cert to mrs F A Lombard.
For the best musk-melon, prem Il
mrs G Bailey.
For the best crab apple, pfem to mis-
Sallie Moore, cert to mrs D T ChaPpell
For the best damson, prem to mr.
RCGordpa.
For the best tomato, prem to E1Is +
LeonharJ, cert to mrs NJ Z Cullen.
For the best display Of sweet pickles
prem to miss Sallie Moore.
For the best cucumber catsup, prem
miss Sallie Moore, cert TO mrs + A Leon
hard. ....
For tie best tomato eatsup, prem t
mrs W II Stone, cert 10 Miss Salli
Moore.
For the best loaf Of corn bread, prer
to mrs NJ L Cullen, cert to Michael Kir
ger. .... .s.
4 Fc, The beat loaf of wheat bread, pref
to mrs 4 II Williams, cart to mrs J v
S Ridley.
For the best cooked ham, prem
mrs X P Ledbetter, cert to miss Matti
: MooTa.
Best qncootk,ei haIa, prem to mi
Hannah Fly, cert to mrs & z Ledbe
, ter.
; For the best butter, prem 70 mrs
Harlan. cert to mrs / W Black.
; For the best hopey, prep and cert
: mrs j 7 Mooro.
For the best watermelon honey, pref
i to mrs w X Stone.
For the best lady cake, prem to m
. mrs J w S Ridley.
n For the best sponge cake, prem
y mrs w S Rainey.
WINES.
For tine Iest blackberry Eins, prem
miss Matte Moore, cert to mrs U
y Rainey.
e For the best raspberry wine, prem
d miss Mollie Estes, cert to mrs J G b,
: ley.
For the bes: grape wine, prem to m
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