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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-28
C,othey'S Creek,

MR., EDIToR:-We will again attempt
to give you few items from our part oi
the county. We had Il good rain fall
here to-day which was needed very
much.
Road working has been the order of
the day; we feel rewarded for our labor
as the roads are left i'll fine fix.
The meeting held by B sro.r K SPmron
closed. Thursday night With nine
additions to the church. We think
much good was accomplished. Many
were the promises made, by those VINO
attended, to lead better and more useful
lives. Bro. Whiteside delivered some as
excellent sermons as we ever heard.
We can't see how those outside OF the
church of God resisted the Propositions
made by him to become Christians.
This meeting was largely attended;
your writer had the pleasure of taking
III portion of 1t.
Tho protracted meeting will begin at
Cathey's Church the first sunday IN
September conducted by Bro. Ratllif.
| We hope our friends and nelghDors
will attend.
Mr.. Robert Smith, the energetic
engineer at the Harlan Brothers saw
mill, and Mrs. Parker, of Hickman
county, we're united i'll marriage at the
homo of the bride Sunday morning at
nine O'Clock. We wish for them long
and happy life.
Mr., j. l.. Brooks and Miss Lula Farris
returned from visit to Bear Crock
Sunday. From the way the smiles
were playing over their faces -wo pre-
sumo they had II delightful trip.
| L have been requested by some OF the
ladies of this creek to ask my brother
and sister correspondents ii they know
anything of Mr.. Z. D. HAMS where
aboutS.
Mrs. Lee Downy of Hickman county
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. I
j. Brooks.
Miss Lena Ayers has been spending {
few days with the daughters of j. L
Bingham. =,
Lee Brooks and Jones Morten will
leave soon on a trip TO Giles and Mar
shall counties to sell patent fences
Mr. Robert Brooks is very sick witt
measles at this writing. We hope h'
, will coon be restored to health,
Mr., Arch Perry has a bad rising oil
his face which has disabled him very
much; he saws he would not mind it
. it didnot make him so ugly.
Our schools are in tlourishlng con
dition now and largely attended. Esq
} Cathey has enrolled thirty-twO pupil
= at Dry Fork. Miss LOula FarrIs thirty
: seven at Bethell. Miss Ella NiXol
sixty-seven at the Strayhorn school
; | house. AS news is limited L Will clos
L with best wishes to all the HERAL
8 family. RArrLE-TRAP.
If you are afflicted with any of tn
o miserable skin diseases, such as itcf
: ringworm, letter, eczema, or other sim
I lar trouhles try Hunts Cure. 1t is
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-28

From now until September 10, we will
make the following
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-28

If you are afflicted with any OF the
miserable skin diseases, such as itch,
ringworm, letter, eczema, or other SINH
lar troubles, try Hunts Cure. 1t is a
sure and speedy remedy and costs only
so cents per box. aug7-Om I'm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-28
Special !: Offer ::::'a::: Clothing.

We will offer our ENTIRE stock (n-
Guiding all goods carried over from last
winter), at a
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-28
Half Price Sales.

Every Suit of Clothes, Coat and Vest,
or Pair of Pants in our house is included
in this offer, and every garment is marked
in Plain Figuers at regular selling price
You look at the marked price and make
YOUR own calculation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-28

Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic has
stood the test of time and proven itself
worthy of place in every household. IL
never fails to cure chills. Put up IN 90
and IS cent bottles. Cure guaranteed
anp1-Rm LIN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-30
Ffrurs<f Efiha

Black silks Patterned In bright iittis
set pomradour sprigs continue 70 hold
prominent place In popular favor.
The light weight silks OF this sort that
were the vogue during the summer
have given place TO those that ara
heavier, and the colors which make up
the figures are brighter and more nu'
merous- Even more convenient because
servIceable for various occasions Is g
dress OF this kind than the standard
black silk of time-honored fame Ii
also effectively trimmed In black lace.
which is one Of the most popular garnk
lures Of the present season A neal
dinner costume b of this black figured,
silk. The skirt is made over a plan silk
foundation and is laid in Eat plaits
meeting in front and Is fsn-plaited Ia
the back. The pointed bodiSe n hooked
under tho plaits in front and cue out al
the neck. Inside the V-shaped qpenina
are two folds of cream crepe lfsAe, aud
the double Medici collar h lined with
the same material The soft plAita
which form the front of the bodice are
covered with lace and an epaulette OF
lace finishes the shoulder Of each
sleeve. At the foot of the skirt IL .
fiounce Of lace corresponding 70 thai
used on the bodice.-Chieago Post
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Chicken Pie.

Chicken pie made by this recipe is
excellent cold; Save the neck. the tips
Of the wings. ths gizzard and the lives
Of the chicken. and the feet Pouf
boiling water over the feet, leave them
a moment, then pull off the outer skin
and nails. After these are removed.
put the feet with The other parts They
are quite important. as they eontaia
the gelatius which forms the gravy
around the chicken when the pie IL
cold into q delicious Jelly. Stew ths
skinned feet, wing-tips, neck and glib.
let's. which have been well cleaned. in
Just esough water 20 cover them; add .
sliceiof onion, one OF she carrot, and lsf
the water simmer gradually till IL IL
reduced one-half; add a few drops Of
lemon juice or . teaspoontul of tArsgon
vinegar, and some jellied stock. IL necs
essary. Pour this gravy around and
over the chicken IN tho PIE and cover it
with q paste, and bake IL until the crust
Ia Ems brown Il Is better TO strain
the gravy befors pouring II over the
chicken. Some people add little egas
balls or slices Of tls yolks Of hard.
boiled eggs ana rings made Of the
whites GOOD Housekeeping.
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~NSSSoh

Well cured clover hay makes one Of
the very best rough feeds for winter.
Turnips or other roots, if sliced and
sprinkled with bran, make a good ra-
ton
Lambs, wool, mutton and manure
are the four cardinal points in sheep
raising, and with good management,
any one can be made to pay the cost OF
keeping.
Sheep, like other stock, like a va,
riety, and will thrive much better ii
this can be supplied to them. This is
an item when they must depend upon
dry feed alone.
Bran and oil meal are not only good
feeds, but they materially increase the
value of the manure
There are rations that are best for
growing animals, and there are rations
that are best for fattening for market.
Ducks kept for laying should not be
fed too much grain; coarse bulky foods
will give the best results
While over feeding is wasteful, lib
eral feeding will be found the most
profitable, especially at this season
Fall calves can, in a majority of
cases, be weaned at time when every
thing favors rapid growth, and this is
often quite an advantage.
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InfanmahIa Goods

'My business here is to sell things, {"
remarked a middle-aged salesman to his
friend, as he made memorandum of a
cash sale in his book; land, Of course,
| expect to sell whatever goods people
ask for, if have them in stock. But
do wish they wouldn't come here and
buy Canton flannel for curtains and
draperies. There is nothing that / sell
that makes me so uncomfortable as
this / have had some frightful expert
ences with these goods, which / sup
pose have made me unusually nervous
about them. There is nothing in the
whole range Of dry goods SO infiamma-
BILE as the fine grades of Canton flannel.
| have had the house set on fire repeat
edly because some one lighted a lamp
in the vicinity of Canton flannel dra-
perry. l used to be very fond of this
sort of goods, but there is nothing that
would induce me now to put up g yard
OF it in nv house. II you want to I'M
derstand the occasion of my fears just
take a bit of the stuff and hold it near
the fame of lamp. The blaze will
travel over it faster than q prairie fire.
| have sometimes thought that / would
positively refuse to sell the goods, but
people want them: and l suppose no
one would thank me for advice on the
subject IN. Y. Ledger.
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This ak may be IN any color which
best suits the room where IL IL arranged,
the ru Eis Iookisg better On The loser
edge than frinze. for instances. and
the six being = delicate eoaor 20 a. not -
be TOO pronounced ia eOatrssa % tie
nulisd cartAiss b@log. Ia . room
where cTef0nne IN dc3Bcats sclogfng 70
ted. aud yet white curtains are pre-
ferred. this would - = good way -
iztrodues Ilttls Of IL al thu vindowa
thus bringing thsEn into harmony VIII
the rest Of ire room IN this ease.
11ozsvsr. cotton frtngs Of plain egcsrs
csslor or Of varied eoiors 20 correspond
with the sTstsHns vould - sss bsss Ga
ish. erstosze being t0o elsnsy ~ rsfsis-
Similar scarf 6rsp@ry over tss bsd.
forming esaoVy. Or simply ring n
TIC e~il4nv or ear frora tbs SIDE val
svoald be pretty also where tbs bsS
sqresa Is 81 fhe erstonns- Al of tAis
carried Cus "a ssIxailns w0aid De d@iutis
j. attr&esivc, 49,. - = Hitis eSst-
Chiezgo Ness
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Punishment of Crime In England

The English laws, or rather magis-
trates, punish offenses against property
more severely than offenses against the
person The stealing of any article
however small, is punished often with
several months Imprisonment al hard
labor, while the costermonger, for
jumping on his mother" gets but a
few days Incarceration. minus the hard
labor. Wife beating, q favorIte prac-
tice among what are termed the lower
classes, is scarcely punished at all, IN
less the wife dies Even then. unless
death occurs immediately, the brute re-
ceives but = comparatively light sen
tence. On the other hand. deliberate
murder perpetrated with a deadly
weapon. or By poison, Is followed BY
the hanging of the murderer within 3
few weeks. Recently a murderer was
hanged within fortnight OF the death
and burial Of lis victim chicago
Times
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY TeIegrapIl.

BY Telegraph.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Dec. % CA TTLE-Receipts,
300 shipments AGO. Active and steady 10c high
~. Good steers IS O5G5 70. fancy S. 1905 20,
81 1908 TO- stOckers and feeders - 1898 IS. HOGS
Receipts 10.CQl shipments Five cents higher.
all Grades IS lOG5 50. bulk So 5GG3 So SHEEP
Receipts 5J. shipments Steady, unchanged.
ST. Louis BIO. Dec. 9-CATTLF-Receipts 1900,
shipments 40 Market steady. Steers 81 j065 co.
Germ fed Texans 81 10. HOGS-Receipts $780, ship
ments &c.. Closed weak. Heavy - S594 GO mixed
IS i0S3 80, light - 50R3 20. SHEEP-Receipts 3JU
shipments -.... Strong; So SJS4 80.
CHICAGO. Ills, Dee. 29-CATTLE-Receipts 1000.
shipments 2G0 Steady to firm. Steers SO 50a
IS. Etockers - 2OGe3 90. cows 81 25G2 D. HOGS
Receipts 23.NN. shipments 5000. Prime stockers
higher general market closing steady 10 lower.
Common 80 StG3 50, mixed 8 9OG4 o. butchers
- Goes S7At, light 81 tla3 50. SgEEP-Receipts
fta shipments 1000 Lambs higher sheep steady.
Native ewes SO 009i % wethers a. 50a5 20. west
ems 81 3595 o., lambs 50 O0G5 ~.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
Hogs 10 cents higher.
There is a good demand for good cattle.
Packers are anxious for more hogs.
W. II. Thompson WAS a visitor at the
yards today. Mr. Thompson has just re-
moved to Wichita with his family from
Indiana and now resides at SOB Sycamore
street, on the West Side.
Mr. Talton Embry, the first superinten-
dent of the yards in this city, now of
Green 81 Embry of Cincinnati, was Wis
itor at the yards today, in company with
Mr. r. J. Rogers
The shippers who had stock on the mar
ket today were:
j. J. McVay, Hazleton, cattle and hogs.
j. c. Cornell, Anthony, hogs
Horton and Farquharson, Caldwell, hogs.
William Dugan, COrbin, hogs.
Protlitt 81 Newton, Raymond, hogs.
c. Z. Blake, Mount Hope, cattle and
1Ogs.
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How ne KeasonuI.

Bunting-I don't have a very high
opinion of Mr.. Wacker.
Mrs. huntingdon should not let the
fact that he was unfortunate enough
to lose his left eye prejudice you.
Bunting-I don't; but it indicates a
limited brain power.
Mrs. Bunting-I don't see how.
Bunting-He's man of one eye
tdear, now.-Judge.
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HI HIS ~ T \ II y ~ lit
The following are the representative sail


The fresh receipts today were 465 Three
brokers were buyers and each bought
about an equal share of the offerings. The
supply did not by any means satisfy the
demand, and all the offerings sold readily.
The market is active and strong dime
higher than yesterdays figures. The gen
eral average OF the hogs on sale today was
only fair and nothing choice was on the
market. The yards were cleaned, but
several loads were reported on late trains.
The bulk of today brought S3.5711l to $500
and top $50.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Dec %.
FLoUR-Hghest pstent 81 GO. second patent 81 30
extra fancy s. ~
blTTER-First creamery SOC, second creamery
sc finest slry 2Uc fine dairy l5C, common dairy lOc.
EGSS-2Uc per dozen.
IOllTRE- BOOSTERS 81 SOAE2 90 per dozen or Sc
per pound hens s. OJe2 q per dozen or &c per
ponnd, spring chickens 81 75a2 80 per dozen TIC
Dor FdGlld, turkeys i&Sc per pound. ducks-teal
!; q ualirds 81 IS per Dozen prairie chickens 81 w
Per dozen, young geese &c per pound.
tOIAI oES-Choics <5ai 60c pei bushel.
APPLES-t2 O0q2 30 per barrel
,OAI--AnthtHclte 81 ~. Canon City IS 90 Weir
Sly = - Frontsnac - 81. Pttsburg. "a % Illinois
g. ~, AcA lister ~ w.
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Wichita Gram Market

WICHITA. Dec. g
Following are the closing quotations
RAlN-Car lots on track.
Mhi.AT-1Sd15C.
CORN-NeSg 2ssAS0c.
OApS-26d2Sc
RNE-NO ) OF better S0aR5c.
AN-Baled - 5d6l5 80 per ton, loose 81 0oa5 o.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 2oc per 100
rounds corn an oats n 90 per 100 pounds bran
sacked tUt per 10 pounds
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a Lovsr Of TIE rssnu..s.

Priras-coL Bluegrass shut bis syes
when - drank Eay Sagnse Too sssona
to- BIN, y0a su2psose7
SsrSfss4sss-Aos guess se dl1n't ilks
70 look ~ {. for fezx n zeEld naAks HI.
asoEfa ~at~r.-Iufs.
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He was Not sore

Women don't marry men, sald the
sticlkler for correct English. IL dog
matte tone, 1T IS men who marry
women"
- don't know shout that comment
ed s man with a eowee air. - don !:
know about .azG Lila
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WICHITA, Dec. %.

WICHITA, Dec. 20
The cattle supply was light TO-DAY ana
with large per cent. of fair to good cattle
on the market. The offerings sold readily
and the market was active, with an
advance of 10 cents over yesterdays figures
an good stuff. Medium stuff is steady
The good stuff on the market sold readily
end at good figures today and the demand
was good.
The quotations mere presented are TO give the
shtnner an idea Of tie general range Of prices The
vs,a classes and grades sell within the limits OF
,bsee ouofntions according to the quality Of offer
nes and the state OF the daily markets. These quo
tstfons arr only changed when there has been a
1eTTnsuent charge 10 the general market. The
nresenfstiye sales should be referred 10 TO get the
oaily fluctuations.
stive shipping steers. good TO extra. 00G4 50
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
PHILLIPS .e PHILLIPS,

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Hospital accommodations. Calls by Telephons
Telegraph Mail will receive prompt attention
Ofice No. III n, Lawrence ave. ONCE telephone
No, IL residence Telephone No. Els. dG9 II wat
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

The Photographed. Pictures in all sizesand style
He also carries the finest ussortInentof picture
ames in the city. Give him a friendly call amp
XHmine SAMPLES.
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Chicago Grain ana Produc.

Chicago Grain ana Pro1uce
CHICAGO Dec -
Whest-Dul. lower.
Corn-Weaker.
oats--Dnll.
Pork-LOwer.
LaTd-lower.
lLoUR-Dull, easy. Spring patents - eoa5 10
winter patents e so&S 10. straight a. 6sS500
The leading futures Ranged a. follows
WaEAT-Decenser ss5sc January SoASc Nav eSl.c
CoKN-peoember SSsc, January SSsac Nav DISC
oAfS-December sc, January SJsSC May S2asc
POBK-Decemoer s. 90. January $40 22lT,
LAkD-December - - January - Va.
Cash quotations were a. follows
WHAT S9SS&SSs-
SohN-Sl9s SSS9sc.
OATS
R6E-S,svc
BARLEA-5Qc
kLAASEED-i4c
JIMoTHG-S 81
foHA-t7 s5e47 81,
lARD-S5 ~.
SHORT RlBS-S5 OSsa5 Is
DRA SALT SHoULDEKS-st 57Isa4 80
SEokl CLkAR SIDES-S5 4Js5 so
NhlSkA-$l Is
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New \ ork Mouex

wv 4 VII Motley.
NEW YORK. Dec %
Money on call easy, ranging from ~ TO Der cent
Closed offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4a.86Per cent
81 ~ Tor demand
oIAi sales " stocks today. $4,000 shares,
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W1llil aaljle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, 80; Hogs, 4e5.
Shipments: Cattle, 80.
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.
COFFEE-Spot Rio duh. weak. No Z. HzN9I3c.
SU0AK-Rehned steady
CoTToN-Qulet. 5Iiddling uplands PIC, rniddling
Orleans SIG. Sales $50 bales Futures closed steady.
Sales 80. coo bales December 1885, January Sc.
Kansas City produces.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. e.
FLoUR-Firmer, Patent 81 10S2 90. extra fancy
81 202 20 fancy So U582 IS. choice 81 6U92 CO. Xxx
81 1902 90.
WHEAT-Sothipg doing
CORN-weaG, lower 10. 2. cash. $40 bid. s4sSc
asked December S4sfc asked.
OATS-Weak lower No. cash 2Sc bid 2gJSc
asked December 2Sec asked January 28c bid, Soc
asked February 2Sc bid, May sold at SIsSc.
BAHLEY--oteady and unchanged.
kHE-Strong It 63I1c.
BUTTER-Quiet. steady. Creamery 22s27c. dairy
lIgl7c store packed l0Gel4c roll iOs1bG,
HAY-Quiet. Timothy IS 6OG9 %. prairie SIS 50
az co.
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ARTICLES.
Receipts
shipments

bITIER-Dull- FANCY creamery 2ei&s2sG west
efa zls-0c selected oairies Es2ec.
tsGS-1}G52llsc
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ga Well of English"
Maid-If yon please, Miss Wabash, Of
Chicago, has just called
Miss Athena Hubbs (of Boston)-
Take the parrot out of the room.
Anastasia, before you show her up. |
do not wish the bird to acquire any
provincial Puck.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR H. EMMA CORR

Females and Childreps diseases speciality.
Home for ladies during confinement Strictly pri-
vale when desired. also permanent homes pro-
vided Tor children when desired. Letters of inQui-
nv confidential and answered promptly Home Ill
Ida Avenue, Wichita. Kansas.
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wy ANTED-BUS1NFSS MEN WHO ARE IN
w need Of sterographers or accountants 10 call
st the National Accountants and stenographets
bureau Branch Office at tie Souihw esteIn Bust
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our application list thoroughly competent book
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