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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-05-16
WOOdIawM and its Stock
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WoOdlawn lies about two miles south Of
Spring Hill, on the Columbia road. The
estate comprises 1856 acres, the most Of which
Is cleared, and has hitherto been devoted
mainly to cotton, only the reserved tracts of
woodland being used for pasture. But the
proprietor, foreseeIng the new order of things,
has been gradually lessening the an nual acre
age OF cotton, and increasing his pasturage.
A beautiful park OF sixteen acres lies in front
and on the sides of the dwelling, and seFyls as
a 'shOw window for exE.b,tiIg choice speci-
mems of fine stock, almost every variety of
which is represented at Woodlawn. A flower
garden, carriage drive, and artificial lakes are
now in process of construction, which gives
the place an unfinished look. The designs are
good, and when completed the place Will be
very attractive. Our business at Woodiawn
was to see and report upon the live stock, for
which the PLACE IS becoming famous. II is
the purpose of the editors to give IN the Sun a
sketch Of all farms upon WHICH the breeding
of fine stock is made specially, for experience
has pretty well established that this branch of
industry is more remuneratiye under existing
circumstances than any other within the range
of agriculture, and that to it we must look as
our greatest source of wealth. The pioneers
in this reformatory movement are entitled TO
our gratitude. Since a bare statement of Tie
pedigrees aud points woald Lot be interesting
10 all, We Invite ths reader to Join us in walk
over the premises,
The sborthorns are Capt. Gibson's especial
pets, so we paid our respects to them first.
Caligula rs the prince Of the herd. lie IL a
deep red, the color that is now most fashion
able, four years old, bred in Fayeitc county,
Kentucky. He boasts of an ancient line of
ancestors, with the names of which all cattle
breeders are familiar He is inferior, how
ever, TO Hubback, a young rival, who in an
other year win dispute his supremacy This
youngster, bred near Lexington, Kentucky, is
very promising, He is a double Duke, out
Of Lou Ann "a, Of Eu,hill. In the Herd
Book Ae is described as yellow-red roam, but
the roam markings are scarcely discernible.
/ should call him mellow red. He is beast
of excellent quality, deep brisket, and very
level frame. He has also NICE hair loose skin,
and handles we'll.
Leaving the enclosures allotted to each Of
the bulls, we next walked ogt On the lawn, aud
paused to admire s0me beautiful heilers,
elersn, ] believe, the choice of the herd. By
accident, perhaps, two very ordinary scrubs
had fonnd their way into this arstocratic set.
accused Capt. G. Of using them as "foil''
to set off by contrasts the fine qualities of his
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The Fancy Hon.

The "Fancy Hop" which occurred at the
Nelson House, Friday night was one of the
uniquest and quaintest entertainments we
have vet had. The large dining room ball
was well filed, and the gay and fantastic COS
tunes gave weird and pleasing appearance
10 the whole affair. Some of the ladies were
dressed IN the most artistic and uneQualed
taste; some were dressed too much /:
and, without intending to be offensive to any.
some were not dressed enough. Most of the
characters were so well represented that they
were recognizable the moment they entered
the hall. A large number were not III charac-
ter, Miss knoxie Pickett, of Mem, ,his, was in
the character Folly" Miss Annie Pickett, of
the same place, Queen Vashti; Miss Rosa
Barnett, Queen Esther Miss Lily Dale, Mer-
ceds; Miss Mary Barnett, Maid Of Athens /;
Mrs. ). Z. Herndon, Indian Princess Miss Su-
sic Eastin, Queen of Night Miss Lena
Mayes, Aurora Miss Mary Jones, Spanish
Gypsy; Miss Emma Harrison, "Spring . Miss
Kittie Adams, Maud Muller; Miss Mary Polk,
Gulnare Miss Susie Polk, Swiss Peasant;
Miss Rosa Eastin, Flora; Miss Maria Polk
Green, Jessica; Mrs. II. Z. Seavy Daughter
of the Regiment = Miss Cobie bennington.
La Fafaletta'; Miss SaIlie Ii. Polk, Queen
Elizabeth Miss AntOiuette Polk, Mary Stu
art; Miss Cora Clear, FAIRY" DIR. j. Z.
Herndon was in the character Of an Italian
Brigand; W. J, Hire, Prince Como Grundy
Hendrick, King Macbeth; Erwin Frierson,
EIvino; bick FTierson. Little Brown jug >
Dock Brown, Barnaveb II. p. Seavy, Knight of
Red Cross Walter Woodbridge, MazepPa; Z.
Clear, a Greek; Dust Cooper, Knight Of
the Buff Cravat;' r. NJ. Mckay, General
Bore" w. Tndal, alfonso )" James Dale,
"Namt lcss'here, forever" G. s. Hill, Crock
ribbed and ancient p Arch Lipscomb, "Cap-
tain Jack; )" Joe Walker, "Spotted Tail :" &,
c. Ridley. "Wild Bill, - E. Yoest, Scared
Face Charley Josh 6. Bailey, Grand Mogul
VIM. Moore, Alouzo; Jim Bailey, Red
Cloud = \. N. Hughes, Jr., "Buflaio Bill !"
Rufe Polk, Henry the VIII; Thos. +. Elem.
ing, Damon d. B. Cooper, Pythias An
drew j. Walker, Prophet HamnloRd, Web
ster, Anybody you please !" billiard Polk,
Saladin; J. Ii. Polk, Sir Walter Raleigh. The
entertainment did not break up until after
O'Clock in the morning.
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CROSS BRIDGES ITEMS.


The large quantity of rain that fell two
weeks ago has caused the farmers to be back
ward in their crops.
Fishing is the order of the day. Mi. Joe
Dobbins, of Ga, who is staying II this neigh
borhood with his handsome young kinsman
Hammond p. Webster, spends few leisure
hours thai way.
Mr.. b. Leibhart and Miss Lizzie Dawson
were married on Sunday morning, 4th inst,
O'Clock, at the residence of the brides IA
Their. The happy couple attended preaching
at Topy the same day, and Monday morning
launched out in the wide world to work for
money, after marrying for love.
Miss Pattie Crosby, charming young lady
of the 9th civil district, has been spending
some happy hours with her cousin, Miss Mag
gie Webster. May the fair one visit her
again soon.
Mr.. Henry Choate,. young merchant Of
Brazil, Gibson county, Tom, paid US visit
last week, looking as pleasing and handsome
as ever.
Webster, Choate & Lipscomb's spring
trade is much better than they anticipated
They are also dealing extensively in beef cat
tie for the fall market.
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n OTEL ARRIVALS.
NELSON HOUSE.

W. l.. Jones, John A. Cunningham, NJ
Mccormack, j. c. Norton, Herman Appel
{. 3. Means, C. Il. Stockell, Nashville; q. Z.
Martin, Col. P. W. CraWlorG and family,
Memphis, w II. Miller and mother, A. i.
Odeneal, Judge T. w. Turley, Capt. Burke
Bond, Franklin, Tenn; ESQ. Il. b. Bond E.
w. Buford, Williamson county: Esq. d. @,
Anderson, Giles county; G. r. Staley, c. w.
Burgess, Ira :. Whitesides, j. +. Davis, Gin
cinnati; r. a. Roach, New York City; VIM.
Bates, Fulton, Mo-; j. NJ. Neburger, G, j
Joyce, Louisville, KY; Mrs. 5. B, Heard and
daughter, Chattanooga; 4, II. Mercer,
SpringGeld, Ohio; 3: Holmes, AZ. K. 4 T. r.
Murfreeshoro, Tenn; W. O. Baird, Jack
SON Miss
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Gen. NJ j Wright, in the Memphis Reg
lister, volunteers some advice to the fishing
member of the HERALD family, in regard to
catching catfish. We feel satisfied that the
General is fully qualified to advise our ig-
norance on all points concerning this Niger
among fish, as it is about the oniy kind he is
able to catch in the muddy and stagnant
pools around Memphis-but his advice will
do US no good, as we angle IN clear wa
tcrs for gallant aud dashing trout. We fancy
we see The General row; standing, or sitting,
on an old log which protrudes far into a
bayou, over which is a green skim SO
thick that a frog jumps without the leas
danger of falling through; a cotton umbrel-
la sheltering him feebiy against the tropical
rays Of July sun; gourd of worms or a
chickens "inuards" in one hand, while the
other holds rude wooden pole, to which is
attached large cotton line, and primitive
substitute for a cork; around about is beard
the voices of mosquitoes like the noise of ma =
ny waters Every now and then 'yaller
cat is seen to shoot athvart the heavens,
and then drop dpon the ground, many yards
from the water.
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Hair Dressing.

Miss Amelia Wilkes. Hair dresser, will wait
upon the ladies Mt their residences in any
part Of the city, She has gone to a great deal
of expense in making herself an experienced
hair-dresser. She has on hand natural hair,
from living heads, which eau 10 manufacture
ed into Chignons, egrls, tFaids etc. She
would be glad 10 ses all the ladies of Columbia
and MaUy county at her residence, on
Mechanic Street, between South Main and
Embargo Slreets, April 25-lm.
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PRINCE NAPOLE ON

VIII stand 90 my stable, miJs from FaDluuf-
bia on the Sapta Fe Pike, and VIII sery -
Jennets al s2oLs the season, 90 b. roturnss
II not With fOaiy Prince Napoleon il a bsau-
tiiul black, 70 bands ana r. inches high.
standard men~1 ., fine form, nno limbs, poo
s-sses more style than amy Jack or his siss
ever SAW IA Of the best Jack stock la ihs
state, and will show his colts against any
Jacks colts
season euds on lst of August next "a
which time the money Will be'due.
meh. 2ltGl STEPHEN JORDAN.
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An Adventure,

A few days since, as company of la
dies and gentlemen, some married,
some single, were strolliDg along the
summit Of high bluff ON Duck River,
not far from Columbia, gathering here a
little vine, there sweet wild flower,
from some almost inaccessible crag, far
above the surface of the water, they
came in full view OF a bold spring, clear
asa sunbeam, gushing from the base of
the cliff, at least one hundred feet be-
low them, and falling eight or ten feet
into the river. From the top TO this
spring is precarious pathway, with
about one hundred inches or little steps,
cut, probably, by some hunter, fisher
man or daring pleasure seeker. Here
was a chance for Miss -, one of the
party, to crafty her desire for adven-
ture. So in moment she declared that
with her own hand she would fill her
cup from the fountain ofthat spring. She
had proceeded not more than half down
when her little foot slipped and down
she fell about ten feet, but Selling
little switch cane that by chance grew
near by, she hung like an angel of
beauty on ray of light, gazing first
depths below, and after a moments
hesitation, with one great effort regain
ed the pathway from which she had
fallen, reached the spring in safety,
drank the pure waters from the foun-
tain and returned to join her friends in
many good laugh at her expense.
That spring which for six thousand
years has been, so far as we know, with
out name, will be hereafter known by
the name of "that beautiful young
lady"
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Gas Eight.

Col. Sims was in torn last week with the
new Caycc Spring Power Patent Gas Genera
tor. lie exhibited it several nights at DR..
Rains Drug Store, aud lighted The Nelson
House dining roo;a, for the Fancy Hop, Fri
day night He claims that one burner will
give as much light as thirteen candles, and as
much as four lamps. II is a beautiful and
cheap light; and arrangements are being made
to introduce it in Columbia. Thus far the
prospects are very fSttering for having our
town lighted Twill II. The safety, cAeapnes
and beauty OF this gas all plead eloquently
for its introduction.
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Charley REYNOLDS

is still getting up most beautiful portraits. il
which every feature is delineated in perfec
keeping with nature. lie has kept up with al
the improvements in his profession and guar
antees satisfaction. His studio is perfec
novelty in point of beauty, and all who visit i
are fOrcibly impressed with his skill in taking
pe;fect pictures, and are also surprised e
know that he does his work so cheap.
April 25.-tf,
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COCK Ftrht az Decatur.

Capt Wiley George, Dick Bivens, Jas. NJ.
HAYNES. and Dave Campbell, retured from the
great cock fight at Decatur, last Saturday.
They report that the first fight was won by
the Columbia cock, Hurricane" The contest
in the Main was between Washinton City and
Tennessee. On the second day Tennessee won
s out Of >, and on the third day out OF s.
Much money changed hands. The Columbia
party did not have TO walk home.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
our TERMS.
$500 A YEAR, PAID IN ADVA SCF.
$500 w NOT IN ADVANCE.


Rs- All advertising viii be considered Cash
and collectable any time after the FIRST inssr-
tion.
Rates Of Aduertisiao--One square lone inch }
FOR one insertion, $3.50 each additional inser-
ton, IS cents
Advertisements occupying a special posi-
ton will be charged . per cent. advance.
BuSiuesS cards not 10 exceed six lines of
Nonpareii inserted mos. for -; o mos. IS;
ono wear SO
Announcement of Candidates as follows:
Tor Municipal Offices IS; for County OFFICERS
-. for state Officers $40.
Obituary notices and tributes of respect
inserted at 81 per square.
Notices inserted IN the Local Column will
he charged 10 cents line.
Advertisements on which the number OF
insertions is not marked will be published
I'LL FORBID, and charged accordingly.
NO advertisement from distance will he
inserted unless accompanied by the cash,
Those advertising by the year are permit
ted to change their advertisements quarter
ly free of charge.
Yearly advertisements must be paid for
Al the end Of each quarter. Those inserted
Tor less than three months must be paid for
In advance.
S4- No deduction from published rates
STIPULATIoEs.
The privilege Of annual advertisers Is
strictly limited to their own immediate Dus-
mess, and all space occupied beyond the
limits engaged, will be charged proper
liohately and separe bills rendered
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III III
Enig.sa. 80, .,

| am composed ef Is letters:
My !. :, s, -. H. 3, IL and is the place whore
grapes arc grown.
Mn II, $, &, -, 10, and - what we called our
enemies during the war.
Ny ., > 8, and 4, is a golden article
IL, III, 9, and 10, is a native Of Denmark
u. 10, 10. and Is, is what strong minded
women would like TO do.
My -, l6 =, and ,, Is that from WHICH we all
shrink.
My Y, Il, s, anu s. Is inc nane OF ono Of
ColumbiaA bellies.
Nay II Z, -, and II, ) thename of two OF hers
", z, g. and Is soiac gentlemen are
fond of.
My Il. 3, :; !, aud Is, they often invite ladies
Mx4,2,a, 4. ls, and Il, is brought fom the
West Indies
My /, 10, 10, 3, o, = 16 and 6, is the name Of a
Columbia newspaper.
fairest daughters.
Marriage Licenses issued since NAV
q. 1873.
VIM. Williams snd MSlly J. Vfnson.
J. v. Harkes and r.. j. Sellers
y. III. Dixon rand Alice Douglass.
Jn0 IL. Gillespie and MARY NJ Mayberry
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In another column, we publish an article
from the Rural Sun, egisled, 'Woojiawn
and it Stock" The writer makes several
mistakes, and in the last paragraph It is more
than likely that his Judgment is at fault.
The energetic Captain has not ''too many irons
in the Gre" lie hes the will and the cApaci-
tv 10 perform we'll all he undertake TO de-
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A New Masnxine.

The Mississippi VALLEY Monthly is the
name OF a new magazine started at
Nashville by Jere Baxter. 1t claims to
be Agricultural, Commercial, Industri-
al, Progress and Resources. The first
number contains some very valuable
and interesting articles,
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Hats I I

Old men, young men, young men, boys and
and children, VIC will introduce to-day fol
our wear, All of the newest styles Of the sea
son at low prices for cash.
A. Ro=ENTHAL Bro
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Good "A Bleached Shirtings, at from 10 cts
to Is ctsat A. ROsEYYHAL & BRO.
The very best assortment of all kinds o.
Piques, aud the lowest prices, at
apl11-im. A. ROsENTHAL & Bro.
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A Tremendous Stock

Of Clothing, well selected. and Of the bes
quality, at prices defying competition, at
A RosESTHAL a BRo's.
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Justices of the Peace for NauTy
County.


Peter Laid, James W Page
2 Fielding Edwards, VIM ii Morrison
81 w Scwell, Thomas q Hardison
IA D Bryant, J A L Scribner
Of A Burke, A Ii Prewett.
6-J Turner Hunt, J 5 Renfro.
I'll Chaffin, J Clayt Moore.
8-N r Holden, w NJ Sullivan.
9-Benj Harrison, Jas l. Guest, J e Horsley,
10-A, L Gray, O G II Nichols.
liz Z Gillespie, ) II Bratton.
PR D Ricketts,, j T Morton.
l3-Leon Frierson, J Walker.
Am n Russell, w r Mckennon.
81 W Akin, z r Pogue.
16-Tyre Noles, J J Savage.
I7-R G Pickett, j NJ Gardner.
Isl Sparkman, L q johnson.
19-R A Mckay, R A Rountree.;
2O-David McCaw, w o Witherspoop.
2l-H b Daimwood, r Baugus.
Pr B Allen, i 6 Wells.
23-J A. Sanders, ] Andrew
24--D X Hays, Geo Whitaker
Pr A Glenn, NJ Ellington
Columbia-Chas Clear, Fl L Holman
Mt Pleasant-Alvis Williams.
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Marriage Licenses issued slpee May
DEATHS.

ear Rock Springs, after long sickness.
Sir. HARRIS DARK,
In the same neighborhood on the 18th. Mrs.
Z. q. HARRIsa mother-in-law of Harris Dark.
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Jesse Brown went to Nashville faud got
Wat Greenfield, COL, charged with stealing,
released, and Constable Milt VOORHEES,, with
his accustomed promptness, started on Sat
urday evening for Leiper Greek, and brought
up the right man. Both men are named
" at Greenfield, aud this was the cause of the
mistake.
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According to the sworn returns for 1a72
the Singer Sewing Machine manufacturing
company sold 2l9,75s
The Howe Company $4,000
The Grover and Baker Company 52,0lO
The Singer Company sold onc-fourth of all
the machines sold during that year. Not
withstanding they manufacture five thous-
and machines per week they are unable TO
supply the demand for their popular ma
chimes. Ward Brothers have just received
q machine with the stupendOus number OF
l00j,63S. They sell Singer, Howe, Wheeler
and Wilson and Grover and Baker needles
at fifty cents per dozen, warranted to be as
good as any in tao market. Try the Singer
before buying any other machine. May01
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For men, women and children, Of Cloth.
Goat Kid. and Calf, can be had at Sheegos a
Sons, of better quality and cheaper than any
house in Columbia.
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I.Smeon Shy Higgins, of the house ofHollins
Burton u Co, Nashville, is in this place
His adventures in Hickman aud Lawrence
counties are worth publishing.
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Friday, May 10, 1873.
METEOROLOGICAL.

Range of Thermometer and RaroIo-
ter. "a WinIOn, Residence of u. HI
James. for the week ending Way
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Cspt. Larry Ryan, a famous detective OF
Nashville, captured a man named Grogan, a
few days since, and brought him 10 Colum-
bia Yesterday, aid lodged him in Jail, under
charge of having stolen mule from Mr. Mas
sey, Of this county.
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Mr.. Wilson fuckers large Newfogndlana
dog was found dead this m6ning, poisoned,
II Is thought.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Stated Meeting, Nav

Fresent-E. Kuhn, Mayor; Jas. J.. Guest
Recorder; John I.atta, City Marshal; MesSrs
Titcomb, Batta, and Gartner, aldermen OF
the lst ward; Mort Hodge, alderman of the
End ward; Ike Powell, alderman of the 3rG
ward.
The Board was called to order by the May.
or. The roll was called and acknowledgement
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
On motion the Mayor was excused fol
absence last meeting.
The finance committee approved and sub
mitted the accounts of the City Marshall, fol
work and hauling done ON streets in ward
No. /, from May 3rd to date, OF one hundred
and thirty-eight dollars 81 cents, which was
allowed.
An account was presented in favor o
Horsley Bros, & FiguerS, on motion ii was
referred to special committee, consisting
of w. a. Latta and the Recorder.
The committee on fire department. water
works, and streets, made no report.
The following committees were continued
committee on settlement with Davis, Lans
down and Aydelott,: committee on new
sheet, burial ground, cupola and clock,
extension ofnew water pipes.
On motion it was ordered that a specia
committee, consisting of Messrs. Rains, Tit
comb and Mayor Kuhn be appointed tocon
fer with Mr.. Sims in regard to lighting tht
city with gas, and report the same to the
Board. on motion the Board adjourned.
f. KUHN, Mayor.
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To the Hon. Board Of Magor and Aldermen.
n. D. IlIBOMl
= KUHN

on motion the petition was granted, report
of Committee adopted, and the committee.
continued for final report. On motion the
board adjourned. f. KUHN, Mayor.
JAS. i, GUEST, Recorder.
Columbia, May IA, 1873
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CHANCERY SALE.

Z 1H-' u" . = III
Saturday the 2lst day Of June, ls5s-iu
pursuance OF decree rendered nv the
Ihancery Court at Nashville, In the case 81
Thos. j. HOugh, guardian &C., and u. J. Cart -
aud another; | will sell at public sale, tu
the highest bidder at the Court house ~ Co
lumbia, Tennessee; on saturday thC 2ist day
OF June, 1873, at IL O'Clock, M, the follow Ia Z
described property, viz:
A house and lot fronting ~ feet 5 inches ON
Main street, Columbia, and running back
11J feet, more or loss, being the same pur.
chased by John a. Ilough from n. Russell
See deed Book X F. End Vol. y. lOS. Register
Office, Columbia, Tennessee. One third cash
and residue on credits Of6, - aud Is months,
notes required with approved security and
lien retained. NATHANIEL BANTER,
4. I'M.
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Fresh arrivals of Millinery and Fancy
Goods atM..J. Bryant'sEmporiun Of Fashion.
Nav 10.
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Business Notices,


For Rent
4 No. /. Piano. Apply to D, G. Helm.
May 16. -3w.
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Summer Hats
Summer Shoes

OF every kind.and price can be had at Shce-
COG l. Sons,
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Everybody
W no il in: need Of Boots, Shoes and Hats can
be supplied with any quality and at any price
at Sheegog & Son. MAY IS.
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Amount of Rainfall at Ashw God
during March, 1873.

An'tof rain fall, ) inches and tenths. 3
Note. The continuous rain of April Bot
and May lst amounted to A inches.
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For Sale or Rent.

or Sale or Kent,
one new house. l will also sell some
building lots. J. b, STEELE.
May 9th,.t