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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1881-05-13
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tie well-known Ewes Hotel and Restau
rant near the Chattanooga depot, is the
mositconvenient and comfortable hotel in
the ely for visitors to the Exposition. The
house has recently undergone thorough re
|pairs md presents most ihTitink appear.
|fnce both outside and within. Read ths
4 AZ this l.aez s-.-sl.. ~ ssrue az
~ = BY the knowledge reees,ssl nv N.
Hotel once and YOU VII 81 fea r. 81 +
onteagle Springs, q new Iisr resor
On ffe sop Of Cumberland mo sins ~
be en- lQely advertised ii onl a t<f. .rrb,
scrf the magnificent hotel faiIedkfo reacl
"a time for this issue. Pleasure =,
VIII lind this place q perfect para Uses 4
IS tlIe same height OF the famous Beersh ~,
aboIt eight miles above Sewanee, and q
thehalroad.
--The we'll known Tavel & Howell APPEAR
in orr ~olomnS to-day with their display
card announcing to the pubic that daK
books, books and stationery of all kinds
can be found IN their house. This is q re
liable firm, as years of experience has prov
en-, and it is impossible to find in the land
more elegant gentlemen and pleasant men
to deal with than Albert Tavel and Bob
Howell. We cali especial attention of our
legal friends to their card.
John Wood may be found near tiTerEx-
position building, opposite the Custom
House, where he viii entertain his many
friends in a hospitable manner. Read his
card and be sure and call on him. -
Sergeant Sadler, of the Porter Riaes, ac-
knowledged the best drilled soldier in the
United States, has established himself in
business ON Church street, opposite the
Nicholson House, where he viii be pleased
to see his old friends, and all friends of the
Porters. Don't fail to call on him while at
the Exposition. Hi> >Ooms are newly fitted
beth elegant and with an eye to comfort
and convenience. $50 :;
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although the weather was yery inclemenl
there was good attendance at the meeting
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
in the Methodist church last Monday night.
The interest in this Christian work seems
deep and abiding. 1t is being put forward
BY some of the best citizens Of the city, and
best workers in the various churches. One
OF the most touching speeches ever made to
an association Of christian men, was made
by John Latta, Jr., and the result was a
strong expression Of sympathy and sub
stantial aid ofeaed TO the ladies in the event
they should establish a mission home.
The room in the Brown building is to be
furnished by next Sunday, and the young
men will hold a religious iervice there at 3
p, NJ Sunday. e7.r.fn
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John GiIran & Go.

We wish to call the attention of the ladies
q Columbia and Maury county, and our
readers generally to the fact that John Gil
gan & Co, Nos. III and 113 Church Street,
Nashville, Tenn, have the largest aud most
tasty selected stock of Dress Goods, silks,
Laces, and Hosiery that can be found in
the city. Their stock is suited to all classes
of trade. They have extra fine regular silk
Clock Balbriggssn Hose at % cents per pair
worth 50 cents. Their line OF goods ex.
tends to the most elegant and deliberately
wrought that can be procured at astonish-
ingly low prices. satin Brocades % inches
wide, all fashiopable neW Spring shades, at
SIPS per yard dress of those elegant
goods will only cost SIS. Spring Laces-
elegant new designs ia black and cream
at extremely low prices. Special bargains
in Lace Buntings, 121S cents per yard.
BeautifHl Lawns cents Six Clock Hose
10 cents. Fans, Paras0is At prices that viii
astonish you. Ne know there viii be a
large attendanee upon the Exposition from
this section, and to convince you thar what
we say OF Gilgan d co. is true, don't fail to
call at III and i1S Church Street, Nashville,
Tenn. Apr.29-tf.
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Presents.

Below is a list of presents given to Miss
Anna +. Adkins On the occasion of her mar
riaGe 70 Mr.. b. A. Satterlield:
Handsome horse and buggy, by B. A. Sat
tor1INld. set of furniture, w. s. Adkins: gold
aud pearl pencil, by A. 5. Horsley; silver
teaspoons, BY Mrs. y. B, Forgey; silver pickle
castnr, BY Alb. McMeon and lady; toilet sett,
by >. ~ Regeu0ld and ". p. Woodbridge:
Castle 1on the Danube. crayon BY Miss An
nle ler4 81 boep1t NJ aver vases, by Tom
5. 1IcMeen. cIC,| ~ n. A. Hardfsnn of
Nashville; cake stand, by DR.. l.. B. Forgeys
cellulold miftor. bF ". j. Dale. jr., zephyr
ptncushion, ~ nfl8n Kate +. Gray; Jersey
COW, by ". O. WIfhers poon; decorated cup
and sa1lter - e. a. Satterfield by Mrs. Adj
klns; Htx|cau dIshrags, BY Mrs. A. =. God :
win lQrah.e terrier. w lfWlug Irvine. beau
thu six rincushio1, by Mrs. ~. 4 Noor-
beiss eeWlne machine, by Mrs, ". &. Ad-
T. A. Eeheave; turkeys and chickens, Mrs
Adkins and Mrs Foigey; handsome bou-
0rtf b. Mrs Louise Brown; beautiful card
reeeiVers' by Mrs. Polk Goodwin; lastly, show
e. tnseluI article) by Simon Thompson, col.
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Used In Nearly Every Locality i
Many States.

Settled beyond doubt. No one goes.
tons the fact that more cases Of whites
suppressed and irregular meHses and sieF-
inc distractions, Of every kind, ore icing
daily cured, by DIR. j. Bradfeld'sf Feulle
Regulator, than by all other remedies cim-
bined. Its success in George and other
States is beyond precedent IN fhe annals Of
physic- Thousands Of certificates nom
women everywhere pour in dpbn the pro
prietOr. The attention Of pr01linent meli-
practitioners use Il. II worheuznfer htfc-
after il win be their oEa- fault. Fem lc
Regulator is prepared and splds, by pg y.
Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ga, and mag be bought
for 81: 80 per bottle at any RESPECTABLE drug
store in the Union.
O. For Sale BY w. Z Woodbridge
Apr-20-lm- -in fniprt
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= :. $3.50. &
T. estial.ts Nas.ss- en-.
Rev LeItl'1 u u, d Pulstsssi
has aceepfbd an "a ron to m4ke the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Atheneaoin
Study Han ip II IN lbgrsaaY even
li.F, ;unt lsA ne ss*seet q hif qfs1.qn 7,
vii be ll.s q efe Fc'sea 81 tbe spEtil.R
DR.. Leitnic# i,sf =; etsf.nd 0lslins
/ guished ga'or nd beiis 8 nalItxrxt Sc.
iguihiz ~ nest Of 7lare sfends here 49,
extend hIrn 3 kind s1nE' en- the above
| lnteres tlna efeasion h
wv lies il.tt rec - from ciac'nna-
Il the npsS1 took o.. sI,lzr ever brought
to Ceianbf ard a. "A * % give salts
faction 70 q. sesi= - etsss DOTS or
shoes. e's $50 exea1i-s In nj
on South latin Sfrei#
kis', = g ,s I sh ~ = 500 N.
pep iap&t1l. - ~. 3vs tt 81, we eeleo-
rites q SaNdnzi N.,<,fy Nefe ~ town Mon
day
HNaer's s7llh G w sizes, ~
t71l 4 tI'ltfssoN p.
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Mr. Geo w Kendall.

The skilled designer and agent OF
the celebrated Monumental Works Of
MuldOon & Co.. of Louisville, KY, and
Carara, Italy, arrived in our city on
Wednesday morning, and is stopping
at the Nelson House. Mr.. Il. viii re-.
main here for several days to look after
the interests of his house, and viii be
grateful for any orders our citizens
Ipay confer upon him. He has very,
large collection of elegant designs with
him. embracing every variety of work,
communications sent through our post
Office. u,
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CITY Free Schools.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on
last Monday night, passed upon its third
and last reading, the bill providing for the
establishment of a good system Of public
schools in Columbia. The bill provides
that there shall be placed in charge of a
Board Of Education consisting of nine free
holders of the city-three from each ward
elected by the Board of Aldermen, and this
Board of Education will select the teachers,
fix the salaries and attend to everything
connected with the management of the
schools. A special school tax viii be levied
each year for their support. While the adj
vantages of free instruction are given only
10 actual residents, yet the bill provides
that those residing outside of the city linn
its may have the benefit of the schools by
paying the actual cost Of tuition. We are
glad TO see our city looking upward in this
matter, and we predict that nothing will do
more than these schools toward increasing
our population and our prosperity. The
credit ef che tuecess of this measure is due
largely7o Esq. W. J. Andrews, who as a
member Of the Board. drafted the act and
pushed il through.
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Public school Directors.

There win be a meeting OF the Public
School Directors in Columbia, on Saturday
the 2Sth day OF May, 1881 Every Director
in the county is earnestly requested to at
use Of the means within our reach. Don't
forget The day. w, b. WooD, sup't.
Apr.29.H,
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Programme Of the Mt. Pleasant Liter
airy Society, Friday Evening, May 20.

/ Address by the President.
Essay, Miss Camilla Bond. 81
Some Of the Wonders of the Deep, DR..
w. A. Smith. "a
Music on Piano, Miss Ida Frierson.
Dialogue, by Mr.. L. l. Frierson and Miss
Mamie jackson. r
Lecture, by Mr.. A. S. Horsley. 81
Recitation, by Miss Ida Frierson. 50
Humorous Reading, by Prof. Swan. 81
( 4 Recitation, by Miss Dickson. 81
: Discussion s'Prohibition"-by C. w.
Brown and DIR. Thompson. sssi q
Vocal Music, by Misses Dickson and Em-
bry.s-
Report of Tenngsonian Committee, hoped
for, Messrs. Horsley, Southall, DR.. w. A.
saith, i. L. Frierson.
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Real 1000 Transfers. :

Real Estate Transfers. 2 -.
The follow iness listof recenf 1 81 rs,
tate transfers yprious district Of tlls
II. Il. McKf7kek. deed to Ella ed Il
Scott to q acres . Tooth DolIa = q ii lis
Heirs Of i. j williams. deed B. j,
/ Hoffman to los heres land in fFil's tfsct,
/ s., 100.
j, w. Harris Ind wife, deed 70 - Ilar-
ris, ct al TO interess In 40 acres land In 10th
district, $500.
Sims Latta, deed 70 Isaiah g {sen to
acre lot in Macedonia, St,lQQ. NJ
J. T. Akin, to Cheatham, Pearce & Co, 2
lots at Hurricane Switch, s. i.
w. J. Rashton, deed to Benz. Haney to
lot in IND ward, 500.
BeDjs Haney deed to Austin Poster 10 lot
in 2nd ward, $10Q la
i. NJ. Taylor, ct al deed to NJ. B. Tomlin-
son, INTEREST in land in 9th district, $50.
J. NJ DodS0n, deed to j. il. kinzer, to
81 600. f a
Moore Frierson, deed to Isaiah Gholston,
to d acres land in Sth district, $3.50
f. III. Watkins, deed to Jno. w. Lotion
to 321s acres land in DIST district, e56S,60.
Jetson CAN'T to S. S. c. CAN'T, 20 lot in
Wiliiamsport, $500. tfu7E
VIM II. McCay, deed to Sarah Lou
Brown, TO two-third interest III 2 tracts of
land in 10th district, S106. 'H % 49,,
Chas. Thompson and wife, to G.. T.
Hughes 70 house and lot in COlpnbia,
500. fsi.at
!. B. T. Roberts and wife, to deed to, Leon
Frierson, to 2 tracts of land in 18th
district, SJ26.50. -
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To-morrow at 9 A.. NJ, the Methodist Sun
day School viii ralt aboard, for Mt. Pleas
ant, where delightful day Is anticipated.
Taylor, Robt Mckay or y, III. Ogilvie,
that they may send for It at your home.
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no the Falls.

We are offering bargains in our Dry
Goods Department This department IS
replete ia al, and our shelves are crowded
TO Overlooking with handsome stock beau
tiful dress goods, which will win their way if
examined. .
apr29-tf A. RosENTHAL & BRO.
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DEATHS.

May ), Felix Porter, col, aged %, con
sumption. I'm .te,' M. $40. -
Infant OF w. o. Witberspoon, white.
May s, Robert Thomas, col, aged 80, old
age. ,-f ,s5.-f arftI 79fiio =
sth, Ned Hogan, white, IS, consumption.
9th, Caleb Porter, COLI eyed ., brain fe-
yer. lot s-r, sars -, +. !.
10th, Amanda Tennessee, daughter Of s.
III. Howell, col, one year and s mos. old.
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An active, honest and energetic young
man OF Good family, who would like to have
STEADY employment and is willing to work
and build up good trade in selling pianos
and organs. To the right man we will pay
a iair salary and expenses. Address,
d. II. BALDWIN, * Co.
niay13-2t Louisville, Ky.
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You are invited 10 inspect one If Tie
largest stock Of mems, youths aud boy clo-
thing ever offered in Columbia. Our styles
are the latest, our material the best and our
prices the lowest.
apri20-H. A RosESrHAI.
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ceiving his invitation wanted to know the
meaning OF "AlIer'a CheraL Upon being
told he is now at loss to know whether
he should go horseback, mule-back or foot
back. We bespeak for those who are SO
fortunate as to attend, a pleasant evening".
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We ,rtrs raiued 10 heat. OF the accident to
The pvlusi party ON last Tuesday evening.
1neGor8ee ~ the Carriage containing the
Banks and Lee Efreets. preclpttattng Mr..
John Lowe and his lovely bride, Miss Annie
May. on the STONE curblng, spratnfng his
ap kle. and nflicting q severe bruise on her
risut cheek, all Of which were relieved By
Coussens' ldg 1tufng Eminent, a cure for
RheumafisIn, Lame Back, SprainH, Bruises,
etc Price 50 cents.
For Sale by 7. 3. RAINS a Son.
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dead Quarters for Ready
Mixed Paints. siI

! We are sole agents for the celebrated
I[ain.nar paint, which we hive been selling
Ter years and viii guaranteeS 4sitl,.'-'
msyg-tf 4. 3. RAtss 4 SON.
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ElinoF johnson Gordon, consort of Jesse
N. Gordon, departed this life January 22d
1885, in the 9th year Of her age. She died
Of pneumonia, from which bhs suffered in
fensely. She died in peace. calling heI
children and friends around her and asking
them to meet her IN heaven, where parting
Is no more. She had been. for many years .
believer, Presbytefian In faith. Her "a.
vorite hymns were, Amazing grace and
fam la soldier Of The cross.H
I Her death reminds Us Of the olden times
as itsrespects this region of country. A
brief notice Of her parents win be of inter.
est. johnson Craig was born in Orange
county, N, c., November, 18th, 1774; died
September 18th, 184S; aged "a years. His
wife, Martha lBlaekYoodl Craig survived
MIN and III died October 10th, 1859, aged %
BladkNio9d May Sd, 15a8. emierdted to Ten
nessee sos, and settled 11-5ar Nh. Pleasant,
4apry conilty, on the place nov known as
the Kiftfell cid min place, where fort was
built a. 8. place of safety. His brother, VII
liam, came with him and settled where
Capt. Scott Jennings now resides. the
time they came, there. was not even a tree
marked where Nj, Pleasant now stands.
wolves, bears, panthefs and other Wild
beasts infested the country. They brought
salt, sugar and coffee from Franklin on
horseback. a The brothers had for several
miles to cut their own road. johnson Craig
remained in Maury county until 1888, when
he started for Mississippi, but his health
falling he stopped near Summertown, at
the Faust place, where Mr.. Watkins now
resides. Here.he remained until his death.
He and his @wife-were members Of the old
school Presbyterian church. They lived 70
see all their children, IL in numbers sons
and daughters-Iharfied and with fafni-
lies. The memory of the Just is blessed.
Mrs Gordon was buried at the Cemetery
near Mt. pheasant. Services by Rev. j.. 5.
Frierson. May her children remember and
falfll her parting and dying request 20 them
to meet.her in heaven. VIII. q
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Every man who expects to bny a Spring or
Summer Hat would do well 20 examine our
Scots. & 15cts. Hat. They arc certainly the
cheapest goods ever offered.
April 9th, II. WILLIAMs& CoCURAN.
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Old FUesfTYaRfed.

We lack the following numbers OF the
HERALD, which we wiz thank our subscrI-
bers 10 send Us at once: Dec. 81, 1875;
Feb. II, 1879; June 4, 1880 October 3, 1879.
Please look them up for rs, .iriends
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1 have portable Engine and Separator
that / viii sell or trade for a large Engine,
situable for Saw. Mil. 4 Address q. p.
Webster, Cross Bridgess Tenn. 8
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For Sale.

The charming residence, known as the
Finley place, between Spring Hill and
Ewell's station with frst-class, cistern, gar.
den, orchard and outhouses. Apply to
~ - = fH- w. J. WHTfTHoRNE,
Dec. 3rds 1880. If. Columbia tenn.
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Why purchase from travelling agents, and
pay large commissions, when the best pianos
and organs can be bought at home at lower
cash and time rates than elsewhere?
A. ID. ERIERsoN,
Apr-22-tf. Public Square.
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Corn. Corn Wanted.
COIOred jerry.

The highest market price paid by McLe-
more & Bro. Office at r. @. Giants West
Seventh street. Columbia. Nov. 26-6m
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VIII you heed the warning. The signal
oerbepe OF the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consum ptiou. Ask your
selves 81 you can afford Tor the sake OF saw
ing % cents 20 run the risk and do nothing
7 for IA fFe know from experlance that Shi-
Io,h = Cute will t't1re your Cough. II never
faIs. This plains why more tnan mill
Mother do not be without Il. For Lame
Back. side. or CHEST, use SALONS Porous
For sale By 7. B. Rains a Son.
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DIR. e. j. MoFFATT-Dear Sri cannot
longer refrain from rendering to yon my
IN ziejul acknowledgement for the price
less beer you have given to the baby world
hast hive been giving it to our little girl
libw teethiug, and with the most happy re-
snlts. Other little ones are dropping and
aging while our little darling is fat and
cheerful ] recommend it to all with whom
] come in contact.
1onrs very truly,
Apr-29-1m. A. II. STR0IrD.
For Saleby w. T. Woldridee.
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The Ladies Bazar

Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings.
{fe only ask an examination Of goods un-
der tits heading 20 be convinced that our
stock IS the largest and cheapest and hand
soonest ~ feNn. A RosESTiTAL& BRO.
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WANTED IMMBDIATELY.
One Hnndred Wagors!

Two Dollars per day paid for
two-horse wagons and teams, to
haul chestnut OAK, bark from the
Helm lanyard to Mt. Pleasant, a
distance Of six miles. Comforta-
bic stables aud rooms furnished
free For particulars apply to III.
Ward, Agent N. s f. r. RI Mt.
Pleasant, Tenn.
& May. LIST, 'sI,tf.
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Cell early and see the gopds we are oios.
ing out at prime cost N0wit the time IA
save money and get bargains ~
II q = r. FVlraVATKINs.
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Yesterday, by special request of the de-
PENDANT, Sheriff w. o. WATERPROOF sum-
moned n colored jury 10 try the case OF VIM.
Avery, col, charged with killing his step
son william Holt, In the Carters Creek
oossntry, tometime last year. This Is the
history OF Ataury county. The following
arc the names Of the jurors that Gem pese
the jury Samuel Williams. Grant SoWeil,
Philip Hattifa Frank Wigi4il, z. w WlHt-
kipe, VIM i kxJ3atriclx, Wa btocE4zd. tar
fifof Helm 0sIS. I'd. Dew. Tn8 jury - COAT
Et5ed OF Is : ur Is. "a ri II4nt oolo1ed men.
"a atkins Is d grad rfIf 81 Fisk Dui verEfrF,
and - hIaaIT e6teemt IL inc Mt. Pheasant
canrrsrT Er she white *4c0IN
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Down They 90.

We have a line 81, Ladies. Misses and
Children's Side Lace Kid Shoes, Zeigler's
maks. We are selling at prime cost; come
and see. X. w. WATKINS & Co.
mayi3f --..
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W. TAYLOR.

Has just returned from the East with the
Jarsesg and best stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry GOODS ever before brought to this mar
DEFY com petition. I cordially invite my
frie1ss Of Hickman and Maury to call on
me su,f price my Goods befDre buy ing else
whcre. - ! Will s1ve them from 5 20 10 per
cent. IN their purchases. Country Produce
taken IN exchange for goods ~ Cash. Polite
statesmen always ready 70 wait on any one
VINO may favor me with q call. No trouble
10 show goods. ]. W. TAYLOR
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has been thrown IN the clothing markets
and has c.lused reduction 'of nom 800 10
ST,o0 on suit. Our pfieefiOn Our immense
stock of mems, boys aud youth, clothing
was so aB to REMAIN unchanged and wiz
eottinue 50, at A RosEETHAL & BRo.
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Who wish to be neatly attired should visit
Embry q Frierson and buy their new and
nObby style of STEFSON HAT. A large In
voice OF every shade just received.
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don't, believe kunn q Turpln can sen
o nice Besther Top Buygle and Harness for
SlD,o0 No neither dsa L. until went end
saw for MYSELF.
DetlI-ff-
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That fast shows what close attention to
business viii do. Kuhn d Turpin actually
EeilH first-ElRss Buggte for S5OOO less than
ans inanuisctufer North
Dec lg-ti-
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April.

ApTl1s
Highest temperature on the 2S.......S IS deg.
Lowest temperature on the 2......422 deg.
lain .....-..-......4.9
Number of dayslon which rain fell.9
80 - entirely elear..........!5
y "iaas4ts fair..-..! 49,. .......-13
~ sbe cloudy. ....12
Thunder storms 1Ith, 18th, 2lst.
Snow fell on the first, two-fentiI inches.
Heavy, white frost on the 10th.
Very thin ice on the 18th .Iliats.
Peach trees in full bloom on the 9th.
Apple trees and strawberries on the 18th.
Forest trees commenced putting out leaves
on the 14th-in one week were fiIly
4, grown. a4aAR sii 30 rs9iI DAB
eH raer Irr c. FOsTER WILLIAMS, z
Voluntary Observer Y. S. Signal Service
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Several good mich cows for sale-apply
TO- esl "A 3ssiIa THOMAS III. WILLIAMS.
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The highest market price paid By hl,l'e-
more& Bro. Office 1t II q. Gantsi west
SeSzh street, Columbia. NoF.z6-om.
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YES!

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