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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-01
ANxOUNCKMESn.
For Tax Cslleesor.

TUT y Al NAesCCtOHs r- o..
We are authorized 10 announce JESSE g.
Collector Of Maury County. '..',' p =
We arc authorized to announce JOHN L.,
DUNLAP, OF Spring Hill, - . candidate for
Tax Collector Of Maury County. 80 80,
We arc authorized to announce WILLIAM
R. McKENN0N, IS candidate for Tar Col.
lector of 'Maury County. Election the LIST
Thursday in August. ~ ''i''' y sFf-'
We are authorized Is announce WILLIAM
N. SULLIVAN, as candidate for Tax Col
lector of Maury County, ct the ensuin.
August election. Al. d. ....r..rs irs lqrf
We arc authorized 10 announce MUMfORD
SMITH, a. candidate for Tag Collector J!
We are authorized to announce The name Of
SAMUEL II. BRATTON, as candidate for
Tax Collector of Asury County, ct the ensuing
August etecnop. l. .li. -.g.-.F Isl /
AMBER. as candidate for Tax Collector Of
Maury County, at the ensuing August elec-
tion. .'' o I'D '--' 800 . - -
We arc authorized TO announce D. A. CRAIG,
as a candidate fOr Tax Collector Of Maury
County, at the ensuing August election. ,s' : /
We arc authorized 70. announce Major I. E.
JAMESON "a a candidate for Tar Collector Of
Maury county. Election August. 1872. .r
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
NJ. NEELI.EY as candidate for Tar Collec-
tor, Of Maury County, at the ensuing August
clccti IN. "a
We are authorized to announce JAMES II.
AKIN, as a candidate for reelection 10 The
office of Tax Ccllcc.ot Of Maury County ,l,, y
7uo.. 4.tg 8 Fer sheriG. i9lags. II
We arc authorized to announce ALBERT A.
KENNEDY, ass candidate for Sheriff Of Maui
ry county, at the ensuing August election. ;Is
We are authorized to announce WOOD D..
DAVIS, ss candidate for Sheriff Of Msury
County, 1t the ensuing August election. 'a1'
We are authorized to announce SIMS
LATTA, as q candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Sheriff OF aapry County. s,.f ..s.: j,
s7lh-. DOB For Trustee. smuis li I,'
We are authoriz ed to snnounee JAMES
ANDRUS, of Mt. Pleasant, % Q candidate
for Trustee at the August election. -i,. 81
{; We are authorized to announce j. CLAYp
MOORE, % q candidate for Trustee of Naury
County, at the ensuing August election. H.
We are authorized to announce JAMES G.
McGAW, as scandidste for reelection to the
Office Trustee Of Maury County. a.1H3
We are authorized to announes JOHN W
CALDWELL, as candidate for Trustee 0I
Maury County. Election August, ls13- ,.a'
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z Ahouxprewx.

/ -. u
N suse1 q IL Jail wets p.insei
red this week.
1.-two more new pupils arrived at thu
EAthen@um last Nsek from abroad.
Rive rare iudebted tospme kind friend
for aninvitation to a Grand Ball, gIver
on the ed of February, at Oxford. Miss.
by the Hermean Society Of the Uniyer'
sity OF Mississippi IL =
"A welcome rain fell on last Saturday
Up to that day this had been the driest
! winter on record. Last summer and
autumn. were, also remarkably dry, n
The departure Of the Accommodation
| Train is now signaled by warning
whistle, for which the travelling public
Will thank Capt. Stone, conductor, and
Lew Daney, the model engineer.
| A small frame house situated on the
eastern extremity Of town, belonging to
DIR. ID. A. Davidson, was consumed by
fire, Friday night. 's...,-'t said s-J
Geo. Martin has beautiful sample OF
the celebrated McShane Cotton, which
has taken 81, 100 worth of premiums.
Mack Stephenson, COL, of the Spring
Hill country, was lodged i'm Jail a few
days since by Constable Caldwell,
charged with killing a hog belonging to
someone else.
The Fireplace in the front room OF
the Nelson House shonld be made the
model for All future fire-piaces. 1t has
made more people comfortable than .
hundred stoves aida Thousand crates.
Our TREND Joe Foster has openef3 ont
his Produce Store at the Ark building.
He is paying the highest market price
h1anra oil Aa~
farm products of our county. He has
an acco r noda,ing assistant to wait on
re.ail customers. We wish Joe all the
success he deserves. .rs.'.itt.l.-I7t- b .
workmen have been employed dur
Of Hammer Hall, giving it a new coat of
paint, 6Jc..fwhich goes far towsrds Civ
ing it a respectable appearar &c. 80
The man that would steel q valuable
pen out of a D0ct0r,s Office. would steal
a cent from a dead ne0ro,s eve and
grow sick at heart because il was not a
half dollar
W. ,,r,;,,, ,, :; lac.
issue, pf the Killing OF VIM HoIcomb
bv Hal Uolcomh' his nep.,ew. and ri.
n chun h Inv uoiisa,m nro Aydeioti The
nar,ies reya trioS Lafnrs Esouires IJol.
man aud Uarr;so,, ."J acn,,;ttad -
II ~ar.,.. l-.'' 80 a,.a -. -. .
~: AIelIner, ioriperiy OF thls county, Is
ING ih entor Ol ue'iGe ior pressing nay
aau co.eoa, whlch VIII De OF great SER
vlcc 70 planners ano FARMERS; II can ue
worker -py Two nieh, ana Dal9 ohcot-
toh weiSbing 90 pounds can De COM
pressed III Inc space oi TWO minutes.
Bob Estes, a crazy colored man, was
put in jaiflast week. " He Will be sent
to the Asylum. as as soon as the
H1untg tbs sno mat
BOD was put In gan last year, Decause
oil iunaey' 9ut soon got peI1er, ana was
reieaseu. lie formerly peiongeG 10 Il.
III. Estes. .fu --s...-.. ..-.... .,.r.,-
Our people are wanting to know what
has become of Major Il. +. Falconnet,
chief engineer Of the Duck River VAL
ley Railroad, and we cannot give them
a satisfactory answer. The money nee
esssry to make the survey of the road
has long ago been subscribed, and every
thing is waiting upon Major Falcon
net. He should let us hear from him.
EastSuudayl NIGHT the Pastor 1T the
C,pnhsrland rp reSbyfarian chm clr Il,
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New Advertisements,

The Ashwood store house is offered
for sale by Rev. c. Foster Williams. II
is large and comfortable building, and
is situated at one OF. the best business
points in the county. He has been Of
fered sl4OO for it, anu higher bids viii
be received until April first. Samuel IL.
Watkins occupies it At present,
Jesse s. Harris, of this city, aanotsnees
that he is one term car didate for Tax
Collector. He is well known in this
county, and il elected will no doubt
m AXE an efficient officer. r,.lisaf :. ii-I
You will see from Sheegog d. Sols
advertisement that they ars receiving
their new spring boots, stoes and hats,
and will continue TO receive new goods
every week during the season. =
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IInsc anh brothers

Would respectfully ask all those who
are indebted to them to call and settle
the same, during the month of January,
or they will find their accounts in the
hands Of an ofhcer.-g !iaI- IuE .--rig
Jan. D u 1897 IL. -. - .----- ll
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rERRY C0CaTY- ITEns. =.
Col. Louis c. waseoner b salian.- i

Col. Louis c. waggunsr b talline- 81
going through West Tennessee, ped
ding "Hog Cholera Medicine" : : I
A great many deer have been killed
IN Ferry County during the present
winter. Andrew and Hardeman Webb
are the crack hunters of the county.
They 20 deer hunting nearly every
wees, apd never. come back without
esLle. Z. i. -''.
W. ~. ranth3m will commence buiid..
ing the county Jail at Linden. He, anu
oar feilow-citiZen, Antony q holson, the
best bricker-maker in the State. built
the Court House. l.s1EnL " - lsas f.
Mr.. Smothers came down iron, Co
lumbia flew days since. 9th a wagon
load OF things for the people.
Ar. Joseph Mickle is getting along
very well with his school. Success
attend you, Joe.
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The Deer Hunters Returned.

n hl,lulnS par coluposeu OF COL u.
=. webster, VIM. J. Webster. Albert
Steckell Major Billie, Geo. p. Webster,
Jr., Andy Akin, and Knox Billie, went
totiie 'Bsrrens a few weeks ago. Their
rendezvous was Logan's Camp, near
.Newburg. After hunting - their
hearts content, and killing eight deer,
they ypturned. Col. r Webster Killed
three deer, two at one shot; Major Biflle
two; Gee. =. Webster, Jr., tao; Andy
. .str .ona. Col: Webster is not only a
splendid shot, but is also aeyo.cdS! e
deer hunting, and no party is ever made
af, from his neighhorhood, without hav-
is,s him in it. 1t is said BIZ old hunters
TINT after one nights rest at home, fro nl
the fatigues OF an arduous hunt, the
Colonel would return to the Barrens
with JOY. He Is also fond of fishing in
Big Bighv and Swan Greeks.
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BOQH1ing,

Miss Caroline Taakersly. has opened Z
boarding house atthe house formerly occupied
By Mrs. Bond, opposite Cumberland Presbytc.
risu Church. ga.-I I'd iflG TJan. @ n
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A sad and terrible accident occurred
in the family OF Capt. John A. Gordon,
at Gayoso, Missouri. While Mrs. Cor
don was fiiling lamp with coal oil the
wind blew the blaze CT q lighted lamp,
SO that the oil was ignited, aad the can
burst, and filled the room with flames.
Mrs. Gordon and her little daughter
were SO badly burned that they died.
Capt. Eorslon is native of this county,
and . nephew Of Major Boiling Gordoni
OF Hickman County, al4 "a: r Cor;
seme precious life is being destroyed by
carelessnssS in the use of coalpii.: Surely
SO many warnings SHOULD quake people
careful, ...--r .. ...-. .- .--...l a. =
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Please Read.

sfSir warm. We respectfully inform all
WHO ar irdebed to US either By Note or Ac.
count TO come forward and settle immedia tcly,
as money we must have. All debts due US
not settled BY Feb'y. Iss, will be handed out
for COLLECTION. WE MEAN JUST WHAT WI. SAY.
i Id. fs......w ILLIAMS IL TYLER.
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Eoe AalN.0H Rent.

A commodious and comfortable dwelling,
in williamspo-., Msury County. Terms res-
s0uable and COSY Apply to G. W.SrocxARD
Williamsport. .r.ltfa-u o. ~. ian 9, If.
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The Early Bird Gets the Worm.

Consequently, it ID better for those
desiring shares in. theii Maury County
Resi- Estate Distribution, to buy soon
- they will have choice Of numbers,
nov b the time 70 get the IueEY epcs,
before they are Guile, oyGr. bout put
y "a te9longs you may betOe late. Tiek-
ets dirEeheap;, only 600, ~ u- ,dpg.u
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Having Sold Out

And being e1ceedissly anxiouato close III. our
Old bn6ness, We do mos. earnestly request all
ofonr frieRa ihat owe Us. to como forward
and settle. as longer indulgence cannot b.. Civ
On. Our books and accounts can DO found nj
or Old stand stW lEuWALKER&AKrS.'i
Oct.l:2 --Esa ~ IL III !. -aEA-
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LanAHeih,a Garden Sc

Landreth's Garden Seed For 1872.
II B, RAINS has just received, direct frem
D. Landrvth 1 scr,o Philadelphia, a full as
sort,aept Of Garden Seed. Send in your lists
easly. before the assortment is broken. q.
b.i.a.l aEu l,E 1llILsssiue Jan. 1e-2m. ?
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take evolves" out Of cattle, Walker
Scott replied that ne picked them out
OfThorn! MI. WHllanis saiu "wOlveS'
were caused by . big black n.y. e.N.hs'
4 Mr.. Hamiitou refefreQ In appropriate
terms totbee death OF Gen: II 9. Eweil,
thu former President Of the club and
I moved that committee OF three be APP
] pointed TO prepare RESOLUTIONS III refer
| ence thereto; !tL.5,J 81. ,n.1I.. Lev -
| The President, app9lnteu MessrS.
Hamilton. Myers, anu Horsiey, as the
COMMITTEES, who present the follow
ing prearnabie and resolutions:
| WHEREAs, 1t has pleased an Al-wise
Providence to call from time 10 eternity
| Gen. Richard 6tOddard Eweil an hon
Ored member of this. club, and tor ONE
year its presiding cfhcer, and = Is
WHEREAs, We, both as individuals
and ~ an association, deeply feel the
loss OF one who, as Cnrlsain gentle
cause Of this ASSOCIATION, hold So high a
place. in our confidence and esteem
therefore 90 10 -, -. ~"
BE u Resolved, That IN the death OF
mers' Clab has sustained a loss which
the surviving members thereof most
deeply deplore, and which they can not
hope soon to see supplied. ii..y o. II
tResotred, That the death 81 our dls-
t1ngulshed friend ana associate IS not
only an lrreparaDle loss 10 ms ass0cia-
ton, but also to the community OF wnicn
ne was 50 useful and SO nonored cit
izen. , t.@-L 1'AH - - -
Rcs0tred, That we Will cherish MS
memory as that OF one VINO, IN ms oeai-
ings with his fellOwmen, was all That Is
just, upright ana honOraDies and t1at
we vii endeav0r to emulate Inc noble
deeds IN which ne was engaged when
death came to call him nome; Ia, "a
hesotUed, That these resolutions pc
spread upon the lalhutes OF the Cup,
and that the Secretary De instructed 10
furnish copy thereof u the surviving
members OF zen. E~eH.s iamiiy.
The question Tor discu ssion az the
next meeting, Is, flantlng ana CuitiVa-
Ting Corn" MelnDers are requested 10
bring IN samples !ofseed corn ;e'R /
$1,000, =. 81
A1. 10 ~ ~. j
turnpike road 70 Marshaii county
would greatly improve the TRADE OF Co-
luniDia, anu at the same TIME pe OF
very great advantage anu convenience
TO the citzens IN The coantry through
winch II would pass. 'r-@
The Two routes proposed In recent
As VI s>AS ~ 80
same distance to the Marshall county
line. The one by tho way VI Rock
Springs crosses the river twice, at points
where two bridges are already built;
ana connects with the frankhn ana
Lewisburg turnpike at Balrd's, which |
Isl Is nine or Ten miles norm OF LewisouIg.
Inc right hand route, known as the |
and about five miles of it are already |
binit.! HI would strike the Lewisburg
and frankln turnpike at George
branaon,s;.wn0 lives 1our miles nertn
OF tewisourg. Inns " the directest route
from columbia 70 LewiSDurg, Shelby
WIG, fayettevllle anu Cornersyill9,
anu passes over anu along Several smali
creeks ON the way, which would iur-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W. J. PHlLrs has Just reseiyed nsN Stock
ofC.licoes Brown and BIcacLed DOMESTIC,
Cotton Plaids, Men and Boys Hat. Boots.
shoss, and Notions, which will be sold = the
lowest prices. .g-c7uce .ie tMeh IL
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For Rent,

On the premises of the undersigned. in the
suburbs Of Columbia, a comfortable dwelling,
With four rooms, and a basement, Wiih sta
bic, yard an! sa7dsl. la.l w,s.RAlsLY.
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Great Rarrnim, for Cmsh

WE. MOORE has reduced theprices OF
his entire stock of goods, 50 per cent.
this day tor cash. Call and see him, he
il in earnest, 'iii .7i1h r.d ln -l.n'
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Jesse G. Raincy

Has located in Dyersburs. Tennessee, as ,
lawyer. He solicit, business from Middle
Tennessee, for Dyer and surrounding counties
Refer to the Columbia Bar. ljana6-Gm.
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The house owned by Rev. DR.. Pise, OIL
Hampshire Pike, adjoining Judge Archie
Hughes place on the east. Enquire Of
''' ,-- Coz. J. W. nuANiNeIos.
ian 12-tf
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= - vr,,e, ! 5000 Prizes !.

Tie best thing ever offered to the pub
lie Is share in the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution. II Gully cost 81 w,
and gives you CHANGE 1T S,oel p1iSes,
valued ct & % to 90 gu. lie sure to try
~-nn~ l,toG ..tEn..-.-..
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Remember

One ticket la the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution secures you pass
age to Athens and back free of charge.
II only costs you two dollars.
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1want good JACK to keep on the shares.
during tho present season. Call on. or address
meat Culleoka, Tenn. GEo. w. MOORE.
March 1,-2v, .I.tilp.i
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On next Tueedsy night Subcra's Great
Moving Mirror OF the Holy Land. and
Original Tableaux of Milton's Paradise
Lost, will be exhibited at tho Hammer
Hall, in this place. it claims to be SUI
perior to all the tableaUx that have Wis
tied our town, and we advise everybody
10 go and see it. The Scenes in the Hoo
ly Land are something new, and cannot
fail to be interesting. ".-.1rT-.3 FIEFf
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cash Goods.

All goods sold after this date Will be
duo on the delivery OF the goods. '-
Jan. Il, '72-tf. w. +. MOORE.
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voTIOys rAvcy c00ns 4,

NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, DC, &c.
The most of my stock has been purchased
before the advance in the eastern markets.
Being determined TO sustain the reputation of
my house as the best and cheapest place to
trade in, promise my customers bargain in
everyarticlei in my line. N. JoSEPU.
Sept,
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A Card 10 MY Former Patrons and

Havins visited all the principal cities North
and East during the past summer. and po+tsi
myselfon tho latcst iRpIeysments IN Photos-
rsphy, am prepared 10 do as good work as
can be found in this or any other state, at
prices TO suit tho times. Please give INC a cali
at the old stand. 7i'+ 'H 1'' ''''"i
E.h 80 IN. P. SKArr, Photographer, p
Oct. 6. '--.'- 49, | coinmh;;s. fenn.
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For sale or Rcnt:

One new house, fOnr rooms. City lois
OIL College street. All on reasonable
terms.
Jan 5th 3m.F ba-.- s-J.B. STEELE.
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MARRIED.

In this place. Feb. l., at the residence ofMrs.
Afford, by the Rev. A. W. Smith. Mr.. w. Ii.
Wood 10 Mrs .Sallie Ham, all Of Columbia
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sJgsatiI S.. Tribute. i--1. Is i',..
Tuesday morning last, the Bar of Shelbyville
assembled at tue Office of the Clerk and Master
Of Chancery, to perform the last sad Offices OF
respects their deceased elder brother, VIM.
]. Whitthorne, Sr. 49, Id $40.
On motion, +. c. whites:de. senior member
Of the Bar, was called to the Chair, and I. 8.
Steele requested to act as Secretary. ~ 7''
The Chairman briefly detailed portion of
the early history, and Subsequent career of the
deceased, and how at the end of an advanced
to eternity, calmly and peacefully. How his
life was beautifully adorned BY the. crowning
ornament OF man, STERLING INTEGRITY; his
death robbed of terrors bya calm and Chris.
tian resignation. y fi'i~.a "'i' y +.'} i"'f
Col. James Z. Scudder, and Judges Thomas
h. Coldwell, Fl. l.. Davidson and others made
brief appropriate remarks.
On motion, tie Chairman then appointed II
l.. Davidson, Thomas H. Colduell and James
h. Neil, Esq'rs., Q committee on resolutions.
ETC., who retired, and after brief absence re-
turned and reported the following: al, ..f..
Whereas, No have, with deep sorrow, re-
ceived intelligence that death has taken from
our midst, one of the oldest ami most respected
members ofthe ShelbyNille par, Em.J. Whit
you1iS inaii, dvef fifty years ago, and who was
for nearly eli that time a resident of Bedford
county; and By his many COED traits OF charae-
ter. and noble principles of heart, endearcd
himself to q Large ~s-.'~ =. friends, including
s:.,sn 80 during which timc he
fiied many honorable andiosponsihfe stations,
having at one time been Deputy Marshall for
Tennessee, and for more than twenty years
Clerk and Master Of the CLapcery Court for
Bedford county. in the discharge Of the duties
OF which he evinced m energy, honesty and
integrity which commanded the admiration Of
AS member Of tho legal profession he was,
| in the performance Of his duties, prompt, res
pectful and courteous, as friend firm and
devoted; as a neighbor, social and kind; as q
| Christian, devoted and consistent; as q hus-
band father, lotips and adectionate; there
RS:osesd. That We will cherish the memory oil
| our departed brother. ..,.4aL 4. ,.ti -.
Re.o'rea, That We offer our coincidence to hi,
Rcsoired. That VIC attend as a body the, fun.
| oral of I'm. J. NhitthoTnc from his residence
Rfsol,,ed further, That the newspapers pub
| lishcd in Shelbyvillc be requoeted TO publish q
| COPY of these resolutions, and that a COPY OF
the same DO furnished each member. of hii
' e"'f''' on = jas. q. NnL. i.sa h.'-
| -.,.5 -qIi51 all HI. d DAVIDSON, L.lti
80 y-aT .sZsb T. II. CoLDwELL,i 80.
| -.-..fgf.g ut17l Fsag~ Committee.
:, The meeting then adjourned. .tttt,. .ir.i
TT. c. WHIrEsIpE, Chairman.
s. sTEEIr, sec'y. :. So : ,a,I !, sgI..
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Those Goats.
Paradise Lost.

Don't forget the sale OF Cashmere
Goats at Rey. II. q. lrvine's, on next
Tuesday.
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Afflicted Read This ,

DR.. 7. G. Cracking, the celebrated Gynalo-
sist and Surgeon. of Selma, Alabama, will
be in columbia ON the 2ithip without fail.
His wonderful skill in the successful cure of
Female diseases Of all conditions and stand
ing. and Caucsrous diseases, Fistulas. Tiles
&C., is without parallel. and is attracting
large numbers Of the afflicted to him from all
portions ofthe entire country. and his cures
are said 10 be morce,ovs! Already. . number
Of pafties hare written for accommoda tions,
&C.. in order TO obtain the benefits OF his treat
nent whilst he is in Columbia. Now is the
favored time for the AFFLICTED of Columbia and
Surrounding country, and tcspecisliy the tadie.)
to avail themselves of this extra opportunity Of
being treated by the most successful physician
in the cure Of Female Diseases and Cancers
now known in America. Surely .pors will lose
the opportunity new Afforded Many other
chronic diseases arc also treated with very uni.
form success. There are to be some patients
hero TO sec him. over three hundred miles. :. ir..
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4 offer for rent my residence in Columbia for
balance ofyear 1917. For particulars apply on
the premises. i5I-A at71 WV. S. Bliss.
ian 26-tf, .aa'ia' --.'A .l ~ ''''
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d, GEORGE W. Polk, has on his place at a sh-
wood, lot Of Thoroughbred Durham Cattle
which hsuil dispose Of at reasonable prices.
Addres. him at Columbia. ri, .- fcb2
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Missionary M2etfDE,

The regular monthly Missionary Meet
ing in the Presbyterian Church will be
held on next Sabbath night, at seven
and a half O'Clock. The address will be
delivered by the pastor, the Rev; y. NJ.
p. OTIS. The subject, THE HEArItEN
Al HOME" ~ - - sS-2. ~ -
We suggest that the people living be-
tween Columbia and the Marshall coun-
~ line, meet together on next Monday,
in Columbia, and take some steps to-
ward building turnpike. s-sE