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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-05
AROUND TOWN.

Il Out OF about g, 900 people in this coun-
tty, there Is onegentleman, Mr.. Thomas
IFickcnss who a. opposed to railroads.
on Friday evening last. a special train
passed this place, loaded with L. S. Cav
airy, destined for Huntsville, Ala.
What's in the wind?
The Directors of the Maury County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
will meet Tomorrow for the purpose OF
electing President for the ensuing year.
Our thanks are due our very efficient
Circuit Court Clerk for a copy of the
Criminal Court Bill, which we pulish in
another column.
On last Saturday an election was held
in this, the 9th Civil District, for Con-
stable, to Ell vacancy, at which VIM.
Tucker, received 2oS votes and Jas. A.
Baily l67.
The young men of Columbia gave a
magnificent chop" at the Nelson dur
ing the Christmas week. Col. j. w.
Huntington, DIR. 7, b. Rains, and Capt.
John b. Bond, were the Committee of
Invitation.
To Mrs. Cullen, the accomplished and
skiliful maker Of artificial flowers, we
are indebted for beautiful Christmas
Present, in the shape of large basket or
boquet of artificial flowers, of various
hines and sizes. Infinite variety is their
style, but in two respects they are
alike-they are all pretty, and all speak
of the skill OF their authoress.
The boys commenced burning the
powder on Saturday right, and the old
headachy folks were very much afraid
that there would be none left for Christ
mas morning, butithey were disagreea-
bly, disappointed. Sunday was as quiet
ASA lamb, bat long before the cock crew
on Monday morning, the town was
ablaze with exploded powder. ti
Religious service was held at st. Pc
tiers Church. MaSnifcentol old fashioned
dinners were eaten, and The day, which
was as lovely as young maiden dream,
was passed ina joyous manner. At
night large congregation assembled at
St. Pereris Church, TO see the children
of the Sabbath School receive their
Christmas presents. The Church was
beautifully, because appropriately, dec
GRATED. with symbolized evergeens, the
work of Mr.. Robinson, who is soon to Toe
ordained. On the walls OF each side of
the church were large evergreen stars,
and in front of the church an appropri
ate display of evergreenS, crowned bya
cross. The remarks Ct the beloved min
lister, Rev. Mr.. Beckett, TO the children,
i'm regard 10 the gifts they were about TO.
receive, were excellent, and could not
have been better calculated, we iTag-
inc, to impress the children with the
value of the gifts and the greatness of
the occasion. r,...
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ScM Advertisements.

Tho advertisements of Cedar Bluff Col
lege will be found in an other column.
1t is 4 select school for, young ladies,
and enjoys.a wide reputation TheFac-
ulty is able, the terms of tuition remark
ably low. and the climate very healthy.
The teacher of music in this College is
Mrs. Marguerite b. Porter, who is well
known in our county as an accomplished
musician, and as one of the nobleSt wo-
men in our broad land. She has spIcn-
did voice, and is skilltul teacher, and
will make her department known and
felt fer its power. The school is eSpeci-
ally fortunate i'll getting such a Teacher,
and if parents intend sending their
daughters away to school, they would
do well to send them to Cedar Bluff
College, Woodburn, Ky.
Oar popular young friend, Robert
Sheegog, is with the splendid JeweIry
Store Of +. l.. Davis & Bro, corner Of
Church and Sumner streets, Nashville
where he will be happy to sec his nu-
merouS friends. This is one of the finest
establishments of the kind in the. Sopth,
and is an ornament to Nashville. We
would commend our people 10 call in and
see for themselves. MIR. Sheegog will be
sure to show them polite attention.
Woodson d. Davis, Esq, a well-known
citizen of this county, is announced as a
candidate for Sheriff and Major I. E
Jamison and Samuel NJ. Medley, are
also announced as candidates for Tax
Collector. All three of these gentlemen
arc wcll-known 90 our readers and If
elected, Will no doubt, make efficient
officers ~ ... E-... -s --
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Gur scUrtT Jail,

The county Court aIpoiDtef. j Justices
David McCaw, Ii. i. Daimwooi and =.
#. GRAY, committee TO inspect toe
Maurv county Jail and its management
during tue past year. Below We give
the report W hich is favorable:
To Inc H'orsbipfut CoHHty Court %
sinary Giaetg, ,Ionrrry temp 1872:
The undersigned appointed lay your
worshipiul body,a committee on Inc
Jail ard its management, during the
past wear, beg leave 10 present the fol-
lowing report:
We haze given attention to the duiy
assigned US and gladly bear testimony
TO The diligence and efficiency with
which the officers of the Jail have perform
ed their duties. The prisoners have been
kent as comfortable as the nature OF
circumstance. would admit. They all
report themselves well fed and cared FOR.
There are nineteen prisoners on The
lower floor; and one prisoner "a female
O. The upper floor at the present time
making yl.euty priscneys u all
The iaii il in good Condition. Tho
floors are clean, as are all the premises
and everything seems "a have b9en done
which would cOnduce TO the hea.th!Gl-
ness and good order OF the locality
Your committee respectfully PSk that
vour uorsLinfLl body make them q
reasonable allowance Tor their -eTK!CIs,
ard that they'll discharged
II. u. bAfMWOOp,
EAYfn AIcCAT,
y. I. GRAY.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Eov. J. Miner preached at Spring Hill
81 last sunday. .rIF FEE
quarterly Meeting was held at Buck.
snpft last Saturday and Sunday, by DIR
\. l.. L. Green, p. E., and Row. II. q,
Irving. HrE.f r-4rs -
Quarterly Meeting commenced at the
icthodist Church in Mt. Pleasant, on
'uriny before Christmas. Rev. Mr.
,ith. Of Columbia, preached an able
rnoa ia the morning. and at night
V. Dr. Greene preached. On Sunday
ming DIR. Greene preached one OF
greatest sermons, on the birth OF
t. His disquisition on the charac-
tel of angelssvas in his finest vein, by
grouping togkther all the facts given o:
5hcm in the Holy Scriptures, and draw
ing natural conclusions therefrom, the
angels were made to appear as they
really are, actual beings, real rs flesh
and blood men and women, but a little
higher in their natures. At o'clock,
'icv. Isaac Miner preached, and at
light Rev. Mr.. SoWell, of Lawrence
Junty, held service. On Monday
'orninS Mr.. Miner preached again.
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WILLIAMsPORT ITEMS,

Christmas passed of very quietly at
the Port, and the eighborhoud general
ly. Tbcre'were two huge Egg Nogs given
III tn? village. AS there was no unusu-
al distifIbaIae, tie whitley must have
been OF the pure corn, Ahf'h speaks
highly of Bob and Jake. ....-. a.
Mr.. Scott Erwin of Turkey creek, met
with a serious loss during the holidays,
by having his residence aud contents
consumed by fire. Cause unknown.
s grand APP ~ the Greenfield Gend
Monday night during Christmas, Eir.,re
they skipped gayly IN the dance, and
squeezed hands every chance.
Prince OF Wales, a celebrated premi-
Em boar, w years old, weighing 800
pounas, Ga.l 70 bought low Prince is
onoof the fin0st Berkshire boars in the
State. Gail and see him &C Ark aad,
near Williamsport. .fl'-tts~
The shedsof Mr.. Hoffman's steam saw
mill, nNar the bridge, met with q seri-
Gus accident short time since. Some
unknown wind must have struck it
without reflection, and il cayed in rs Hat
as pancake, without giving any signs of
distress. . sr 3D..
The new bridge shows several signs OF
distress. The middle pillar has sunk in
on the upper side, and the top pIaniiests
a strong desire To go up the river. The
north AHA m.dGl" Snaus are evidently
mad ut each Other, US they aIs .Spa. a.Sd
eight or ten inches AT the top. With
such ills, it will doubtless soon become
a patient under the doctoring of the
cCutt,
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4 Handsome CS,Fi..mas Gift.

The congregation of the First P1es.ty-
terrain Church gave their Pastor, the
Es.. J. NJ. p. Otis, the handsome Christ
mas gil, =. a large Family Bible. As
many of the congregation had not seen
the Bible, and as ii WAS IL. eft of the
entire congregation, ii was placed on t..2
pulpit stand last Sabbath morning, so
that all who desired might have the OBJ
portunity of seeing it.
The Bible was procured at w. c. Col
lin Co, Booksellers in Nashville. 1t
was put I'D i'm London. 1t is very
large and Eosi{y Bible, the price OF il
being fifty dollars. 1t BIAS ON it two
heavy clasps of gold, on one o, Which is
inscribed the name OF Rev. D. NJ. J..
OTIS. and on the OF ner, the words, "From
his congregation, Dec. 10Th, iS'i.
With the iiIble Mr.. OTIS received the
following note:
Rev. ]. NJ. p. OTIS:
Dear Pastor Accept this Book, tie
Holy Bible, as a token of our high APP
preciatiSn Of your fidelity in the dis
charge of your srdGous Pastoral duties,
and of your devotion TO the sanse OF our
common Lord and Master, and also as q
mark CT our high personal respect and
esteem TOR yourself.
49, ~ .rr- IRON YOUR CONGREGATION.
Dec. 18th, 1874. sos. .....
On last Sabbath morning before p.o-
ceeding with his sermon, Mr. OTIS ac>
knowlodged .he gift in 4 few appropri-
ale words, in which he said, that, as his
wortSs A'S.ld be inadequate TO express
his Appreciation Of he gift, and his graf
itnde to his people for IniF token OF
their Kindness TO him, and as actions
always speak timer as well as louder
than words, he would endeaYor 10 let
his iife and continued labors among his
people prove 20 tnem ..aw i.igall5 he APP
nreciates this gin, and how sincerely re
is grateful for this, and many other acts
OF kindness 10 him.
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SANTA FE ITEMS.

Santa Fe had jolly Christmas. On
Christmas morning Egg Nog flowed
,ireely, and eyer.thing felt funny. Par
son IRVINE found his St0lo kqrri., aded
with empty boxes. Mr., Johns0n's two
horse buggy got tight and climbed on top
of MIR. lrvinc's store house, and could
not get down till hei p was summoned TO
assist the poor thing down. Seine mans
horse got booty, and shaved himself
Clear ot pare and tail. Dick Barker,
the newly eiccte4 constable of the 18th
district, vas treated to colo wafer
bath Tor refusing to treat the Santa Fc
boys. Z aF-
There was a public installation o. Ma
sonic officers and a singing at the Ma
sonic Hall on the 9th. Quite large
and attentive crowd was present to wit
MSS tho ceremonies. ...... ..
Pho f'staIi.c,.l. las closed his school,
which he has conducted so WI, sacr tho
past two years, and returned to CeHtre>
vile. IN. Meroncy opened his school
last Monday. '-.
J, 7. Sparkman has Just established a
very interesting apa novel little ma
chine i'm his tan yard, . hy4raUlic water
ram. 1t is the most industrious little
fellow that was ever in Santa Fe, and
sits down in it, box and works all day
and night, throwing the water la these
big watts, just as busy as our printers.
1t WON'T even stop to tell a fellow how it
pumps all that water itself without help.
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r A Gard.


In consequence of there not being enough
tickets sold in the Maury County Real-Estate
Distribution to justify drawing at the timc
advertised, the drawing is postponed until the
10th day of April, at which time the drawing
will certainly take place. The manager being
DESTROYS to have full! drawing Of all the
prizes advertised, that 10 one may be dissatis
fed, would ask the numerous share holders to
lend their assistance ts the enterprise by get
ting up clubs The ticket Office at Athens,
Alabama, will DC closed positively on the Is
day of April, 1872, and all tickets in the han6s
of agents will be called in at that time, SO that
everything will be in readiness for the drawe
ing on the 10th of April. Tie drawing will
be conducted upon tho same plan OF the late
Louisville Gift Distribution, which was such
a grand success. L. II, ArwELL, Manager.
Jan st -Fg go lH .ea- BOA A
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The January Term OF oar COumr.
Court.

The Qtfurterly session Of our County
Co:,r. vas one OF The most important
since tie close al tae gar tene OF its
best acts was the appropriation OF about
six thousand dollars TO pubic schoo!
PURPOSES. The tax authorized is three
cents on The hundred dollars. This is
about the amount given the county I'M
der tho Rrownlow dispensatlou OF
wrath; and surely oar Yeopis oi.ghi to
do better. Maury county occu-
pies a leading position among The c5dn-
ties Of the state, and she should Dc fore
mos. ID 81 enterprises calculated 10
make educated and valuable citizens
out OF her poorest children.
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e,oun,v ,oure . mar, cr,v s... g,

Tho Chairman, ESD Burke, made an
able and concise report of the finance
of the county, showing the county to. be
HIG debt toltheI amount of $1,000. We
viii give full statement next week.
Esq. Burke made an efficient and able
Chairman. Esquires a l.. Prewett, f.
a. Burke. ana j. TsSpsfkman, were
put, Ia nomiaation for Chairman.s IL
must haze. been hard matter Indeed
for the Magistrates to decide between
three, such worthy and competent men.
Esq. Sparknan was elected Chairman,
ana Joiln G.l Horsley and A. e. Gray
were chosen Quorum. The law creating
Finance Committee was repealed.
The Committee appointed to Fix the
tax for 1872, agreed to put the tax at y
cent?, with an addition of 3 cents on the
500, Tor school purposes. Maj. j. Ii. AL
derson and w. r. Tucke newly elected
Constables for the .fst and 9th districts, Z
gave bond. y good many appropria-
lions were allowed. ~J,SR. Shelt0n was
reelected Coroner. Tax Assessors were
appointed for the different districts, and
Jurors for the March term Of he Grim
iual Court. - 20 3 Ttil q
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Concertat shady Grove

The "Thespian Club" composed of
Dr., Thomas Newcome, Presidents A. q.
johnson, VIM. Bratton, Oliver Bing-
ham,, Eddy Babbitt, VIM. Haynes, b.
c. Charters, of Leatherwood Creek, re-
Gently gave a pubic entertainment, at
Shady Grove, the proceeds to be given
to Nathan LoftJs, an old man nearly
eaten up wir.l a. cancer, Admittance
% cents. A largo. crowd was in atten-
dance, and the Performance was alto
gether crcditable. to the young men.
Wn, Bratton made an eloquent speech
drunken fellow disturbed the proceed
ings for short time by bringing into
theIIall Francis Miller's gste.1. He-and
his deg were finally put out. Several
of the audience smoked such strong
pipes and tobacco that the ladies became
sick.
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Chr. snas Tree a, Carter's Creca,


The Christmas free Festival which
took place at Lasting Hope, near the
Station, ON Christmas night, was, in
every sense of the word, success. The
weather was delightful; in fact, such
a beautiful day is rarely, if ever, seen at
this season of the year. The warm
breath of the tropics famed the checks
of the beautiful maidens, and caused
them to flush with health and happiness.
The Committee Of Arrangements we're
busy all day Monday, receiving pres-
sents, marking them, getting the tree
ready, and ornamenting it. This was
not Sunday School Christmas Tree
proper, but was for the whole neighbor-
hood. Presents were received at X. a.
McKay's store, at the Station. where
they were marked and then sent up TO
the church.. At about ) O'Clock the peo-
pie began 10 assemble at the church,
and by half past six tie house was full
-crowded-With scarcely any standing
room even.
The tree was very tastefully arranged
and decorated, and partially illuminat-
ed, which gave it a beautiful appear
ance. At about O'Clock, Mr.. X. a
Mckay, the Superintendent of the Suns
day School, sounded the "tocSin" for
silence, and the tree began to be dis
mantled OF the numerous presents
here toy for 4 baby-boy, there doll
for some rJsv checked little girl, " hose
eyes sparkled with delight when she re-
caived it in her chubby hands; a souve-
mir from some young gentleman with
infanfile muStaChe, to his "laiye love-"
wife's offering to her husband-hJls-
band to wife. Several ruthless jokes
We're piayeE of on two or three good
hearted souls, by their fun loving
friends. The presents were carried to
those for whom they were intended by
two bright little boys, Masters Sammy
Caperton and Willie Kerr. Nothing
occurred to mar the harmony OF the &C.
casion. The fair sex was liberally repre-
sent6d by ssms OF MaEry's fatrest
daughters, whose presence added very
much to the attractiveness of the occa-
sion. BY eight O'Clock the tree was strip
ped OF its precious burden, ahd Mr.. Me
Kay proceeded to present to Rev. Or.
Molloy handsome quilt, which was
contributed by tha LADIES of the church.
DIR. Molloy arose, and in snort speech
gracefully acknowledged tho compli-
nent paid him. The assembled peo-
pie then quietly separated and went to
their respective homes. Tho yoUng
gentlemen will no doubt long CHERISH
their presents, as mcIhentOes of regard
from their "sweethearts." Below we
rive tie names Of tie Committee of Ar
Engagements, who deserve great credit
for the tasteful manGer in which the
tree was decorated, and in all the APP
pointments which went so far 80 make
the affair pleasant and entertaining to
the entire neighborhood, large aud
small: Miss Crissic Foster, Miss Emily
Mckay, Miss Alice Jamison, Miss l.. b.
Aiexander, Miss Kate Potter, Mrs. Il.
d. Lockridge, Mrs. Liza Mckay; Mr..
J. Nit. Hunter, Jr., Mr.. c. II. Mckay,
Mr.. w ]. Nichols, y. w. Mckay, +. u.
Lcckrrdge.
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jurors for.tE,c CrimiuaI C,urt,

The following named gentlemen have
been appointed by the County Court
Jurors Tor the Criminal Court Of Maury
at tho March term:
District No. III. w. Page.
2-Thos. IL. Tfeadway. f-rf rsa n
3.-Wm. y. McLane. ~ = -sss p, f-rss
as. III. Crane.
5.-Wesley Crow and y. Il. Due.
G.-J. Il. Tomliuson md w, G, Moore
T.--P, II. Nelson and II, X. Matthew'S
s. Geo. c. Dixon and j. w. Medley
9.-H. L. Hcllnan and j. III. Wilkes.
lu.--Samuel T. Brown and John J
Stephenson.
II. w. NJ. At linchy. - l
ia w. Bumpass and w. L. Nc.
Lane.
Ii-Geo. Lipscomb and NJ. kinzer.
l5.-John F. Jordan.
lG-Mac. Billie. ..., %
1T. w. Wrenn and II. III. Church.
Isl. II, Fitzgerald, rr
l9,-W. r. X Blackman and John III.
Brown. a-s Eli
20.-GeorSe w. Lucus. ..- @
2l.-H. Tanllersley and III. Is. Daim
wood.
22.-John 4. Wilson and Jesse Roane.
.S.-John Adkisson and J. G. Parks.
2i.-Davis X. Hays. .f
+ 25.--J. Il. Moody and VIM. Shires.
Major j. Z. Anderson, w. T. Edwards,
and j. A. Cook, are the officers appoint
ed to wait on the Court. Capital selec-
tiOuS .
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3MARREn.R = ~

In Obion county, Tennessee, ON thu
18th ult., at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. W. H. Frost, JAMES J.
LANcAsTER, formerly of Maury county,
and Miss MATTE SMITH, OF ObiOn.
Az Jacksonville. ILL.,, at the residence
OF, and by RcvsE. CANPBELI,, on the
evening ct peeeinber 10Th 1871, MR.. w.
G.RAnNx sof Memphis, son OF w. 8.
KAINY OF this place, and MISS ALICE
BALL, OF We 'dford:county Ky. ass ),
In this county, December 18th, 1871,
MR.. w. SELI.ARs and Miss MARY OAK
Ley He is only about p years OF age,
and has been married thee times.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 3lst day of Deem
per, ISL, Mr.. ELuAH ANTON, native
knglisbmSn. ''" p 'Aa'fnlt
In This G}tysin December, WIN. BY
NUN, Son Of The late CHARLEY +. By
sNpa, the last 81 his family. He was a
noble hearted by, and though severely
eMieted for several years previous to his
death, he boreit all with Christian forth
tude. The ritying Father called him
away from his suffering to cline where
there is neither pain nor sorrow. xsy as
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Maury County rarmer., CI,

The Maury County Farmers Club met
on the LIST Monday in January, r. @.
Gordon, President, in the chair, T.. III.
Williams was appointed Secretary pro
tom.
/, In view of tho meeting OF the stock
Stock Association, It was moved that
the Club adjourn until next Saturday,
ton orrow, 9th January, at IL O'Clock,
\. NJ. The Secretary was requested to
inform the members of the Club, and
the farmers generally, to attend, as the
question for discussion is.ot great iln-
portance to the farming cOinmunity. =
The labor questionrist the one decided
upon Tor discussion at the Tine Do
sure to attend the meeting,
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County school commissioners

Al "a meeting az the County School
Commissioners December 18th, 1871,
aquOrum not being assembled, those
present resolved, that the Sheriff be re-
quested to hold an election School
commissioners in the districts which
failed to elect such at the last election.
-. That tha Editor OF the 0oluElaia
Heraid DO requested to publish the plan
OF organization, and manner of conduct
ing the Common Schools OF the County,
as reported by DR.. Mack. Sd. That this
meeting adjourn TO meet in Columbia
on the lst Saturdayiu February, at -
O'Clock. Il. j. RAINS, Chm'n.
j. =. BEBCHIER, Sec. o. 10 s,-.,as .--r-
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CITY ITEMS.
Rrodforsa yaehnl

bradford Michel. b. 90,
z 'Nos5 and n North College street. Nashville.
Tenn. has the largest. handsomest and; best
sslectcd stock Of Furniture ever in the
South, which he sells at lower figures than any
body in the trade. Give him a call. He packs
very carefully FREE OF CHARGE. -srir.r
Nov g. If s-E sEf goa. II So a-s r.
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Lost.

On last Tuesday, a-brown over coat
Any information, or a return of the
same will be thankfully received at :
Jan. 5th. GORDON Il RIDLEY'S
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IiDscomI, Rrotl,er.

n Would respectfully ask all those who
are indebted to them to call and settle
the same, during the month of January,
or they viii find their accounts in the
hands Of an officer. sys r-,dl ss's rsi- rie.
Jan. ) If.
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Bank ofcoiunshia.

The following is lis. Of the Stock
holders, Directors and Officers of the
Bank OF ColiImbia: -
SyockhoI{c"s-W. r. Wilson. y. H
Watkins. j IL. Cranberry, S. w. Fitz-
patrick, WsP. Ingram, J. w. S. Rid
ley, J. Z. williams, j. G. Ce,il, n. +.
Cheairs, Mrs. Susan II. Sheegog, Samuel
f. Ingram, EX'r, i. n. Myers. 1rss rs
DjrocjorS-W.s B. Wilson, r. II. Wat
kins. j. l.. Williams, j. w. S. Ride n.
L, Cheairs, L, D. Myeysss A. /. "a. E
Ggieers-i.t; p;Nyers; Hssident; W !.
7. Ingram caslief;Ar n nps Teller.
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Remember

One ticket in the Aisury County Real
Estate Distribution secures you pass
age to Athens and back free of charge.
1t only costs you twQ dollars. rlsrfr
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Miss Caroline Tankcrsly has opened a
boarding house at the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. Bond, opposite Cumberland Presbytc-
rian Church. t. Pa. tJan. 6
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s.aury s.ouusy .agrieu.aurni society.

Al TIE nanua! election for Directors of
the MauFy County Agricultural, Me-
chanical, Horticultural and Live Stock
Society, the following named gentlemen
were elected for the ensuing year Col
J. w. 5. Ridley, Capt. W. ID. Bethel. Col.
T. w. keesee. Capt. Il. C. Gordon, j. A.
Miller, u. l.. StockarL Gen. L. IL Polk, =
l.. ,ADoyd, Capt. I. j. Ferry, Capt Thos. {
Gibson, Mag. Geo. Lipscomb. J. 1. Viii
hams, s. w. Scott, Maj. ]. Ii. Akin, T.
j DorSett -s. s'f - - -