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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-27

By virtue of venditioni expcnas t.
me directed from the Circuit Court OF
Many county in favor of Alexander &
Brothers vs.. j. 7. Fitzgerald, | will sell
for cash to the highest md best bidder al
the court hor Sc door in the trwn of Co
lumbia, on the 2lst day OF December,
874, lot or parcel OF land and the i'm
provements thereon, consisting of small
bake.hcuse, and an ell to the same or
cook room; situated in the State of Tenn,
Haurv county, district number -, and
levied on and to he sold as the property of
defendant, j. I. Fitzgerald, to satisfy said
order Of sale and cost. Nov. 10 1874.
W. a. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
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By virtue of venditioni oxponas to me
directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
county in favor of ilardson & Co. VS. b.
F. Crockett, Mary c. Gro kett, Vim.
Crockett, | will sell for cash to the highesr
and hest bidder, at the court house door
in the town of Columbia. on the DIST day
December, 1874, the following Described
tract Or parcel land situated in the State
of Tennessee, Maury county, district no.
-, and bounded as follows: On the
north by the land of VIM Crockett, east
by VIM. Crockett and Hargrove. south
by Miss Jane Lastly, west by W, C. Har-
olson and Peters, containing two hundred
and seven acres, more or less. levied on
and to be sold of defendant B F. Crock
EFT to satisfy said order Of said and cost,
this Nov mher 10, 1874
w. \. ALEXANDER, Sh'lf.
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Nov. 20, 1874

Ry virtue of a vendi Joni exponas to
me directed from h. Circuit Court OF
Maury county. in favcr OF ) Fl EArly vs.
Abner Early, | will sell tor cash To the
hi..hest and best bidder at the court
house door i'll the town OF Columbia, on
the Dist day OF Dec mber, 1874. the toll
lowing described tract or parcel of land,
situated in the State 9f t. nnessee, Maui
~ county, civil district No % aud
bounded as follows, to-wit: North 10y
ihe lands OF the estate OF SamI Lee.
decd, east ny Cur iu~ = ephanso, south
and west 10y NJ 5 Early, containing -
acres, and levied on aud to he sold ~
The property OF defendant Ahner Early
TO satisfy said order o. i .In md cost.
W A ALEX AMBER
Nov. 90. 1874. Sue.iff.
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By virtue of venditioni exponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court Of
Maury county, in favor of VIM. F. Moore,
10 use of Jas. wilkins, VS.. T. S. LET wich
and Mrs W. NJ Leitwich, | will sell for
cash to the highest and best bidder at the
court house door in the town of Columbia,
on the DIST day of December, 1874, the
following described tract or parcel OF land
situated in the State of Tennessee, Maury
county, civil district no. q, and bounded
as follows: On the north 10y George Baker,
east by Robert jackson, south by Journey
& Primm containing about ninety seven
acres, more or less; and levied on and +"
he sold as the property of defendant Thos.
IS. Leftwich, to satisfy said order Of sale
and cost this Nov. -, 1874.
w. a. ALEXANDER, Sh'f1.
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SHERIFF SALES.

By virtue of vendtioni exponas 70 me
directed from the circuit court Of huury
county, in favor Of }. ". Cecil, vs.. Jacob
Cox, j, c. Lavender and S. &. Lavender
| will sell for cash to the highest aud best
bidder at the court house door in the town
Of Columbia, on the 2lst day of Decem-
her, 1874, the following described tract or
parcel OF land situated ia the State OF
tennessee, Maury county, civil dIstric.
No Island bounded as follows. to-wit: on
the north by the lands of James Smith =
heirs and Martin Wood, east by VIM. -
south byJ +. Thompson, west by Martin
Wood and J. F. Johnson, containing one
hundred acres, more or less levied on
and to be sold rs the property OF defen-
dant, Jacob Cox 10 satisfy said order of
sale aud cost, this November l9th 1874.
W. A. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
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By virtue of a venditioni expnnas TO
me directed from the CircuI Court OF
Iaury County in favor of +. II. Watkins
vs. = W Steele, | will sell TO the highest
and best bidder at the court house in the
town of Columbia On tine 2lSt day of De
cember, 1874 The following described
lands to-wit: three lots, situated i'll the
State of Tennessee Maury County civil
district No. 8 and in south Columbia OH
Zach side Of college street and bounded a.
follows to-wi:, lot No. /, beginning at t
stake Mrs. G. NJ Steees ). W. corner
and running west so eettp the S. +. cor
ner Of lot Cornered by the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, thence with said
line north 232 feet to college street, thence
" II SAID street east 80 feet to the SAID {.
NJ Steele line and with her west boun-
dry to the beginning containing about !
ac -. Lot No. 273 beginning at a stake ).
w. Stecle's n ". corner and E-am Beas-
ley North boundary and running thence
east l59 feet To sal oteoie's y. +. corner
thence ~ourh 232 feet to co lege street,
thence 81 feet west with said street. to
said ). u. S tei"'s west boundary, thence
north to the beg ming containing about one
acre. Levied oIr and Ia ne sold as the
prop ,riy Of defendant ). ". Steele to sat
i>fy SAID order Of sale aud cost. Nov.
10Th 1874.
wv AIEY SNItEp Cher;F
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By virtue of vcndt5oni exponas TO me
directed from the circuit court Of Maury
county in favor Of a. b Church VS. Y. ".
Rasc oe, O. p. Ii.ht and J. J. Goodwin, |
will sell Tor cash to the hghes, aud best
bidder al the court house door in the Gown
of Columbia on the 2lst day of Decem-
her 1874 the following described tract or
parcel of land, tuated in the STATE Of
tennessee, Maury county, civil district
No. IS, and bounded as follows: on the
west and north by the lands OF Lewis
Hutcherson. east by A. S. Goodwin, an !
W S Sparkman, south by the GasEesl
lands, containing one hundred acres,
more or less: levied on and to be sold as
the property of defendant T. W. Rascoe,
to salty said order of sale and cost, this
November 18th, 1874.
w. A. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sales.

By virtue ola vendtioni exponas TO me-
directed from the Circuit Court of Many
County in favor Of Thomas Ha.t. va. John
A. Mackey will sell for cash TO the high
est and best bidder 10 fhe court bou-e
door in the town Of Coumbaa on the Dist
day of December 1874 the undivided in
erest defendant Mackey has In and TO -Es
following tract or parcel OF land sl:aaffrt
in the State OF Tennessee, Maury COuhry4
civil distrjct No 81, and bounded rs i0is
lows to wit north by the lands of H. H.
Daimwood and the Butler setate east by
I. II. Holcomb J. P. Spindle and John l..
Porter, south by G. X. Irvine and Little
field, west by luck River. containing 2SS
acres more or less, levied on and to be
sold as the property of defendant John A.
Nackpv to ';sfv s"id order of sale and
cost. Nov. 18th 1874
w. A. ALIEN NDER, Sheriff.
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W. A. ALEX NDER, Sheriff.

BY virtue of venditioni eSponas 10 me
directed from the Circuit court Of Maury
county, in favor Of Monroe Clymore vs..
J. B. Harris and w r. Shres, will sell
for cash to the highest and best bidder at
the court house door in the town of CO.
lumbia on the DIST day of December, 1874,
the following described trsct or parcel OF
land, to-wit b"urded on the north by the
lands OF McFadden, east by the county
inc between Maury aud Marshall, south
W the lani # VIM Shires, west by Col
Inns an Harrison, containing fifty acres
more or less, situatet in the State of Ten
nessee. Marry county, civil district No.
- and b~rng that portion of defendant
land lying in Mnury county; levied upon
and to be sold rs the properly of dcten-
dant w T. Shiresto satisfy said order of
sale and cost, this November 18Th 1874.
W. A. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
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'bsl ,ua ID 80 snd. ;ya9 w gps|y V Y
add true, yoa siil'bsili hsis %
days. n
Arthur said l,e should not ga,baek &
! He wanted talstiaulahs 40 g,0Fs o

= y Iaa liI Y. -.
Arthur said be should not gaback &
He wanted to,ssinulaht no yOFe o
that in any form
The trial Rasaseyere one, aud ~ may
have been blessed thing for Arthur tlip'
it was so. HG;lelt more hcrOlsm iu The
conquest, and he also saw more clearly how
deep lbc evil b.bif lad become fixed upon
him.. On thc morning Of the fourth day
of bis trial heaWokswith au appetite for
food, and wa, able to s:ahoartys break,
fast. He was q newman. from tbs time
forth The physician had given him Ger.
tain hysenic directions which be followed
implicitly. and thus be held fast upon bis
health as it came back 20 him
And this fourth day Arthur saw Ha''on
and Roberts. they had kept their faith,
and had unexpectedly prospered An es'
0s'eu' ,p''
On the dihday the business which had
brought Grayely from his home vas c0p-
aJ bo en-, nm his rnttlrl. Tbe1ast
''fts' u;, ,.,,o. had .bo.
s'rage'e was q, 8 ~ s.,,.,.s1 : ! /. .
come steady a's apps''is ~ lIr ii; nd
IVY %'s's, l. -. a,owo al, and
clear again. ~. =.
he reached bis own city in the morning
aud went first toehe bank and gave in q
return Oh his business. Dir Vanderhiu
bad glanced quickly and eagerly INTO bis
change came upon the bankers mauuef' a,
,he bu.;ness nrooeeded Something beside
~. Il. hn.in.,, i hand was evidently Oh BID
m;nd..,@
''D'ls 1,,bn, aid not reach hi. home until tine
fo, ainner: but he had sent boy from The
..nL - ,,ab the vora tha. be would VI
oaoh WIN WV
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Il IA q ei be%aid q o6l3 .ibe d ihe IA slld I

The puress kind fatcrs strong liquors
was required tolkeepup the s loue!A 1a AZ the
age Of eigtt-and Twenty there had come
au undue Aus6 upon Ar,hur's cheeks. and
there we're ugly. .bjotches. which ouebt not
to have been lhsre lie now took brandy
before breakfast. aud lhroughlhe day he
he was forced to supply fuel 70 feed a IRE
which esq might have. consumed all bodily
comfort As YET he had never been help
Ies,ly intoxicated. He was copfaens in
bis own strength.
/ Alas! for the man thus falling lie
knows that bis powers Of understanding
are dying out as the body fades aud then
perisass.
At length Mr.. Fanderlain called Ar,h-
ur into,his private closet aud told. him he
was going 10 suspend business.
ii have money enough" said Mr.
yauderlalu, "and | know that my close
application is wearing upan you ihlnk
ofging to Europe"
And OF closing up your business
"Yes" I.
But, sir, there is no need OF that =
If you will tras. your business under the
guidance Of some capable aud responsible
agent with your name at bis head ~ It
might 60 90 pro,perOasly, you could go
/. away "a upon your trip at'will"
A cloud came over the bankers face and
he shook his head. y > Z
"It is too la,e," be said, AT some
limo may tell you more"
HH d f. =
Shortly after this. 10 process Of closing
up bis business, Ait. Vanderlain sent Ar,
thur 20 distant city to make some impor'
liant settlements Arrivibg,ai bis des'i-
nation, the young man calledpupOu. tie cor
respondents of the bank. and having made
preliminary. arrangement. he found hinse''
With few days pponhis hands, which he
nigh, enjoy ii pleasure on, the very
same evening 'hdl be arrived DO fell 10. With
Hat,ou aud William Roberts two friends
and class matesot earlier years He, was
startled when be saw them. They were
evidently going down hill-vere drinking
to excess Yet, they were gentlemen
and Arthur joined them BE 'penta q first g
and second uightin their company. y"
,hi, second night, for the first time IN bis
life. Arthur Gravely drank TO a state Of
bclpless srupefactiou He,awoke gu the
mex, morning feeling nd aud baniliated.
When be met his comp'nious in q private
n,rlor connected with their sleeping apart
ments. be found them with howl Of hot
brandy between them, A spirit Of true
Ifr;spdIipess came upon hin when be saw
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1' " I. NJ, w
|bsapIl,l,s ihaf ftoa been opshid tSher
I aldsflsisil listened lo.isi aud afle'
adeal lhooghs he slowly sdid, with BIZ
hand dp4p Fj6attttsw bead. {.
sDear thili.you msy rejoice Without I
,fearp iG'Afibut'b has pledged bis honor z
his newilifa; 80, sure hc will keep The
faith.p Ski
Most ofths afternoon Arthur spent al
the bank; and as he sat Al, the table 10 ,ht
private office waiting for The banker, afccl'
lug Of sadness ard regret came upon him
IItwsuld be hard to leave the old place,
autfit nigh be a long, long time before be
could fud another so pleasant.
II was toward evening when Mr. Van.
derlaiu came 10, looking flushed and self.
satisfied.
al have Kept you waiting, Arthur but
have been busy. | have made a most in
porant change in my programme.
, "Ah! then you arc mt going away?'
"Ycsy-I shall 60 to Europe, but | shal
Z III
not give pp my bapking "usipess lhav'
found new man--one safe, reliabh. anc
comaetent- who, think, will.take u!
business while | amabsent " ri
eMr Yaqderlpip, said The young man
frankly, Il an glad of. this, for 1 kueV
I shall DO able to persuade YOU to let N,
retain my place 10 your eppRy."
The banker shook lis head
Arthur tremblod, aud started to speak
Tut. tut-uot your present place, Az
thur Know that you are my new msn
II you will take charge Of my business
shall not let it go from me; and | sha |
leave It 1ia Jour hands, knowing :ths
both it aud you will prosper. What d
you say to the proposi'ion2" 4E
."Mr. vanderlaip!' s,..,.
"iAb.,my boy, have seen your wife :
| found her crying fqr joy And wbe'
she told me whence her joy came, 4 knew
there was joy indeed To the new maj
| now give my entire confidence, aud il
his hands I issr.uot TO trust my nauss and
my honor" i.r
It was Arthur Gravcly's turn now Il
shed tears; and be could no more have help
led itthan he'could have prevented the grea
flooa Of peace and blesseduess that aowe'
in upon bis heart
s:My dear boy, said the banker after
wards. ri did not speak to you in othc
times as perhaps | ought I@kuew hoV
youfreated others who didsspcak. and
foreborc had intended to speak, bow
ever. before I went away, and, ifpos,ibls
TO ~, you good place. But it is al
done nov sGod bless and keep you .'ss
E And now, looking, back, Arthur'Gsv
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He spoke solennly. With a mauline's
that was strong and reliant
Aud the wife saw whence had como tho
great warmth to her hcart-aw Il IN the
pure cheek, aud in the clear eye, as she
bad caught the sweet breath
Arthur, my husband" she whispered
as though hardly daring to trust her own
senses. "isit traes Do you mean that for.
eyeri'
"whilo | live darling, God giving me
the strength aud reason
Fannie was upon the opposite side Of lb'
table. She tried to speak, but her voice
failed her. She turued whits-thcu she
pressed her hands on hcr hand for au To-
slant upon bsr beart-aud then, as the
crimson blood once more bounded on ID
course, she covered her face, and sank
down weeping like q child
Arthur was by her side 10 moment
Fannie, my wife, what is it?' Z
She looked up and caught hls startled
gaze through her tears, With a quick
movement she threw her arms around lis
neck aud pillOwcd her bead upon bis bo'
SON,
"0h, Arthur.-blos you. blcss you! |
seoull die for joy ifIdid not feel that !
could 6nd mora happiness 10 living nov
for you =
\ nerc was q new revelation, Arthur
l6tS, ,learned.how bis sweet wife bad suffer.
"a and without daring % comphlu --how
had s1lF5d 4. her rhc.rt -4ssv i
''' '''''|'|''i
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BUSINESS CARDS:
Virginia House,
POINT PLEASANT. ", Va

'v,pls well known House having been thor,
oughly repaired IRON a'tiek to cellar AM anu
rsfurpi he'd al gredtexpense, with new bed,
ding. together with rev fur0iture Of the mos, n !.
nod n"S.rn styles,.is now one of the best kept
Ho"ses o" IN ,he State. Experienced waters at
,aO% 10Th The wants Of guests. A right watchman
is kept to convey passengers to and from Dp,is aMs
a, ali hours Of night The travelling PuohS
are ar N respectfully invited 10 stop at thl- HOUSE, v
guaranteeing m that,hey will net goa away as Us
ss"i.srd n connectir with the above the
proprietor Pro- has good Livery Stable.
october 30th, ls13ttf.
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ARTHtjR. GRAvELN
INEBRta TIES PLEDGE,

b |.|.
! have long aud iu''ma'e'y Enogn ar
thur jravely' a part q DIS s'ory came
70 my knowledge through { my own ooSef'a'
|. tons a'qs part aeaola ne o'@'e|' !,
Arhur came o. ao old s''l'd'aoed aod
e ''sls stock, WIN Just enough 0'a''s'
q ipeta'la 'ps'de Inherited from ns pvoeeal-
tors, 70 give him refinement aud scli're'
enee Z AZ 20 .. early Sge pc was le'l an or
i;h'n a and rsce|ssd most Of DIS oauca'lOn
'e % uncle c
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NtNt,3.' ~ w ~ Z 4 \ ~ q ~ 4 ~ 4 IA, Il tr
ped o 90 passing WIN Q pa'raoI rona'Aa'
.,b,v g,sv vas ,ba : INDIGNANT, robly $.
ethan. bv nv conscience said Paddy,
..you'yc pullcd them, q year too soou'''
. --
II you pro ~ 2 nsuErJ' uesc, ,,, ges osu'na Il
conp'eana' ar' s0u!ane tass ~au. y
wouldn't move quick ifllloy were going to
a funeral Get behind yoar Jolly married
folks. who have lots of'childrcn at home,
ifvou want to move fast.
-.----
'he Troy wing @ys' Au ina'ana
ed ailhlhe Gtauger's movement says sho
doesn't ask admission as favor, but hav.
Ing whipped thirty.ihree boys in one day
she feels that she has earned the proud po'
siIiou Of a Sovereign Of Industry
IT,. .,,..l 49,. c.u...,.
SCUM oar0''n'' e1p,A'n,a 'ae 'ern
designating p's ~ 0'nG|a' character 'na'
"lsl'end'r uasnor @eaps 'aas must
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the marks Of tho destroyer so odceeply hxed
upon tho companions Of bis boyhood
Boys" said hs. "sbis won't do
You are going down.
They regarded him curiously, aud asked
hip what heneant.
lie told them what be meant "They
we're 10 dangerous way"
"You forge. old boy said Hatton,
that you are 10 the ,saasboat. 1--we took
passage before you, q is not less sure that
our route ia now the same. Don, preach,
Arthur. Try a bit Of hot brandy"
There are moments 10 life time
great crises when the cevcnts Of the past
fash before the mind as up q magic mir.
ror-whes mau, 10 brief instant, re.
call, every salient point Of hisearly career
Such movement was tho prqsodt to Ar.
thur Grively.
a,iLetit alone, be ssid, solemnly |
tell you, Jack. and you, win, that you are
going down. You cant last much longer
a, ,h;s ,ss
"welis fvlprtcd Robert, With 90 a1-
temp, to laugh Il, appears 70 me that
What ..s,ass for the goose ~ sauce for
lthe gaaasr.; Hqan't you better ny to ! leg g,
i alone yoursslr@
dlfI. villryitsfl you Try itif ~,
thur inquired. !, sfs y ;s.sI
awill.you tryitsD demanded Ha!tor
sillifyou win joiu me- Z
| ~ !; v ! a||II,
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CnRsrsur CREAa Pound twenty-five
roasted chsslnuts 10 a mortar with little
milk, then put tic paste so made into ..
s,cw.pau, with the yolks Of two eggs. half
! pint Of milk, two ounces Of butter, and
four ounces Of powdered sugar, when It
bas boiled a little while strain it put iuto
q dish or glass for hetable. aualel y cool,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MASON COUNTY.

,,,. Circuit ooart-nos. JOS, SMITH;
= '.;isr.s sIi Rayenswood, Jackson county
Clerk Circuit Court--C. .. " A,tsEs y, Y =,
i,resident County GourtzB ' k6p Y ai'>.'
,Slsrk County Court y X IsiB W y I:
.p,oseeutinr AitorpryS-D. W.2i
sheriif--C sEH0Nc M z
Jailorl-J. JEWEyT, y =. {.
Surveyor Of Linds--G. M
ASSESSOR Dist, No.. Id
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ScTsf-sa,.s
DR, S, G SH x W

Da.s. G SHKw,
PHYSICIAN SURGEON
Z. ,ENDERs his professional services to The
public. Callsf from the country promptly
attended to, Office, corner, Main apd.yIhlrd
Streets, in hisnew building opposltsPfessyh'
rianChurch :. ,ap '-S
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The Italians have d proverb that "He
who takes 40 eelby the tail or a woman
By the tongue is sure to come Of empty
handed. s. n ii'.8
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To sErrLB corsEr, As 5000 as y il
Drowned apavhilcyst vatastnix with y
syell lbsalfdesg 7ssy one esg 70 pound,
|fiisiqgAse ccverrpund ihe kernels. pre-
i Zig lla.aromas and D&bep ground sis
s.u,6s N Y u x ) & 4. y, \. Z,
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An old bachelor says that giving the
bsbtt women would not amount soany--.
,biug prs ically, because they would not
keep s,ying that they weru't old enough
to vote until they go! too old to take any
interest 10 politics.
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A fastion critic tells us that the new.
bounets are The old cues sat down on for
half auhonr or 50. The critic needs sit.
ting %. !.
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A Vermont gentleman has obtained .
divorce from. bis wife 90 the ground ofip.
tolerable severity. ~
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An old lady devoutly reading her
Bible, and thinking Of the work at the
same time: "And tho Lord said unto
Moses. Jane you better put the tea-keillo
on slss
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Western paper announces the death
ofa lady celebrated for The purity ofheJ
Character md her compleyiou.'
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Mo.hodists think about doing away with
The itinolani system, which. in The opin-
ion of many has outlivcd the conditions
which made il effective. principal use
nov is to prevent preachers from getting
acquainted With their congregations. u
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The colored Lef.ensnt Governor Of
South Carolina, explained the term
designating bis official, character, that
"Lefteudcr Guvhur Eesps that | must
pnd be ler tend to do gaymeat
while the Gunner is gone"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-28

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The Grange advance., 1874-07-01
Farm Machinery.

10 farmers wanting irst-class machinery
can offer the following machines with full
confidence that they will give entire salts
faction-to-wit:
The LITTLE CHAMPION Self Rake Reaper
cutting six feet wide and the lieh1est
draught of any reaper in the market.
THE GAMHART HARVESTER the most com.
plete of any harvester made heretofore. 1t
is so arranged that the binders sit down
while doing their work The Sickle Bar is
made Of Wrought Iron and by simple de-
vice can be raised or lowered so that will
cut the worst tangled grain as easy as the
best reapers can do it.
The MEADOW KING Mower for liehtness
Of draught, simplicity and durability, stands
without rival.
l have also superior HORSE RAKE and
other Machinery and Implements which !
would be pleased to show any who desire to
purchase, all Of which am prepared to
sell on terms as favorable as any others
to cash buyers or clubs l can offer speaiai
inducements.
Call and examine these machines before
ordering elsewhere.
Am THOS. WILKINSON.