The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1885-05-08
OYER TIIEY

AS usual our customer will find
| all our department, complete in every
| respect-and we invite critical eX-
| animation, being satisfied we can sup>
ply the wants of the public at prices
which cannot be beaten.
Aar27-tf. FRIERSON, MAYES & Co
Our clothing stock is larger and
| more varied in styles than ever be-
fore. Give us a trial before purchas-
ing and be convinced that our house
Is the place to buy.
Mar27-tf. JEFFERSON. MAYES X Co
There are new bargains offered fol
thi5 week end next week at J. B
hunters. Read his display card Oh
another page and you will find hi;
offerings: NAV S.
The Naury County Teachers
Association will bold a meeting al
Blanton's Chapel 10 miles East o.
Columbia) Friday and Saturday, May
22d and 23d, 1850. We have not space
to give the programme this week.
Every body seems satisfied that
goods are sold as advertised ct J. b.
hunters. may s.
The stock of ladies hats, flowers
! and feathers surpasses any previous
display exhibited in Columbia at j.
=. hunters. may 8.
Mr.. G. Y, Cyrus, of the Bes4 creek
neigh b0rhOod, who has been sick for
long time, is gradually getting bet
ter, though still confined TO the house.
His ueighbors and friends, appreci-
atiug the misfortune of his sickness,
have shown their sympathy not only
in words but by acts, sending their
hands and teams, to assist his sons
with the crop and other work. aud
showing true friendship in so doing.
Al hope Mr.. Cyrus will soon be re-
stored.
We are determined to do the bust
ness of the town this season and pro-
pose 20 make low prices and good
quality DO the work.
Mar27-tf. FRIERSON, MAGES & Co.
Ladies look to your interest and
come and price our goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
mayI-2t. THOMPSON & KELLY.
Mr.. y. W. Potter was in town
Monday. and said he never saw such
8 good prospect fer fruit, especially
pears He also said, that he had 200
acres in wheat, which was good for 10
bushels per acre. He never saw so
many stalks from one grain.
Our combination suits at 81 can /
be beat.
mayl-2t. THOMPSON d JELLY,
Owen Smith, of Lynn Giles
county was in town yests
Read carefully this pew
issue of j. i. Muuter's rd,
you will he benefited b!
may s.
portions of the counts
''farm rights of patel
ties have Travelled thrp4
selling The right TO us9
ent fences, and in som Is
said, the purchasers ID
themselves liable to yexa.y Gtiga-
ton. The best rule 10 obse1Nkis to
buy from home men, one y6u know,
aUd 10 beware of strangers peddIing
patent rights, either for State, county
or farm. Ordinarily the right is of no
value and generally, the possession
and attempted uge of it produces
trouble.
The new display card, that APP
pears in this Issue, Of J. B. Munler,
ought to be read without exception by
every one looking to their interest.
may s.
The prospects at present for the
" beat crop, are decidedly improving,
wheat has come out beyond expecta-
lions, and from various parts of the
county the information, as to the
status, of this crop, is encouraging.
Oats aud grasses are dOing well. And
while corn is being damaged to some
extent by cut worms, the injury is not
irrepsrGble, there being yet time to
plant over.
-EveIyone desiring To make pur-
chasee in the dry goods line should
not fail to read the rev display card of
j. Is. Munter, as it will tell you where
the goods are and how they are sold.
in2y 5.
One young lady, in Santa Fe, re
ceived one hundred letters in one mail
last week.