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Evening journal., 1892-03-25
BOOTS AND SHOES

To make room for Spring and Summer
goods BURNS & MONAGHAN. 419
Market street will make a special reduc-
tion during the month of March in all
their regular lines of Boots and Shoes.
The following are a few Of the many
bargains that will be offered:
271 pairs Mems French Calf Balls and
Congress, London and French toe, tip
and plain, width A to E. these are
special bargains. made by Taylor &
Carr, one Of Philadelphia's best manu-.
facturers. Regular price So 90; we can
sell them at $500.
All our regular Mems Balls and Con-
gress at $500, now 1926
All our $500 lines now 1926
All our 400 lines now 800
All our 800 lines now $50,
In all Boys and Youths Shoes a special
reduction will be made.
LADIES' SHOES
In all our regular lines we will make re-
ductiOn of from 1Oc. to TO Soc pair,
according to quality.
Special Bargains in Ladies' Shoes
247 pairs Ladies' Paris Kid, common
sense, opera and square toe A TO K =,
regular price $400; now $500,
81 pairs with tips, A to e, regular price
g. OO; now $500. These we're made by
Gardiner & Estes. New York.
139 pairs Ladies' Kid Shoes. regular price
50 90, $3.50 $500 and $3.50 B to E.
sizes irregular, will close them out at
81 %; 6rst come first choice.
81 pairs Ladies' Lasting Button
Shoes. regular price $175
81 pairs Ladies' LastingKid Fox Button
Shoes, regular price 81 so These were
made by James Cotter. Will close them
out at tl.00. First come 6rst choice.
90 pairs Misses Kid and Pebble Shoes
made by GardiDer. regular price $3.50;
will close them out at 91.00
1877 pairs Child's Shoes. kid and pebble
made by Gardner, regular price ST. 80;
will close them out at 20 cents.
Lots Of other bargains teo numerous
to mention Call and see for yourself
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
THE PEOPLE Aroused.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON.
THE DIAMOND STATE CLOTHING CO.
They Cut Wide Swath They Proceed Reap the Fruits
of Honest Endeavor-Giving to all Classes Oppor
tunty to cothe themselves in Elegant
Styles at Popular Prices

We heartily encouraged with the hearty welcome extended to
the people OF Wilmington Thousands have already honored with
VISIT and they find things in establishment very much
different from what they have been accustomed seeing They have
also discovered that line of goods superior anything
before offered in this city.
Our aim the confidence of the public this
willing few steps out of the We intend merit the
appreciation of those who buy Clothing by giving them exceptional
bargains.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
'VEMB or lNTsKEsy

SS0oKs (readlng about French politics)
-" What remarkable man Henri
Roshefort Isl" Snikes-"Yes; and think
OF the delicious cheese he makes ~
Harpsr's Bazaar.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
Book Reer.

John P. Donahoe has Just received an
invoice Of the celebrated Bsrtholomsy
Rochester Book Beer and Will deliver e
all parts Of the city in either bottles ol
kaOa
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

The Office Of the Equitable Life will be
located At No. $50 Market street until
the 25th Of March. After that the Offices
slll be found o. tho second door Of the
Equitable Building
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

A gross, rough, red face or hands. or a
coarse grained, uneven OF muddy skin
destroy the pleasing effect Of the most
handsome faces LEAURELLE OIL BALM
will assure a clear smooth skin and com
plexion, tones down the red nose, banishes
Plmples. Blackheads, Blotchers, Freckles
Prevents tendency TO Wrinkles, Ageing or
Wilhering Of the. skin. drying up Of the
flesh. SOC. and al 90 st Druggists.
Large sire prepaid by express for 81 90
r. s Wells, Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
SPRING OVBRCOATS
Our Merchant Tailoring Department

We have the only complete line Piece Goods We right
date with everything and have great advantage being able give
this department personal attention r. CHARLES CONWAY
who cuts and designs all does not admit that he has equal
Perfect fit and best workmanship guaranteed We will
show you how cheapy fit himself Custom.
Made Suit will call and you nothing get
ideas o how to dress fashionably and cheaply.
CALL AND SEE US
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

The Spring styles
ALL in our tailoring de-
paTtment are here
and we will be
pleased to have
you see them as soon as
convenient. We have
many special things and
can give such goods and
prices as will interest and
please you. AS all of our
fine goods are in single
patterns we can show an
immense line and more
styles than if we dupli-
Gated, and you also have
the benefit of having the
only garments like them
IN this locality. as in nov
elites either we import
direct or have the STYLES
confined to us if domestic
goods. We are taking a
great many orders and ask
you to look at our S5
trousers, $40 Jack Suit
ings and $25 Black Clay
Diagonal Cutaway Suit
ing. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed.
j. 7. Mullin & Son,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
What this medicine has done for thousands
OF delicate women, it will do for you. II
you're overworlked and debilitated, it will
brild sog up-if you're borne down with the
chronic nches, pains, and weaknesses pecu-
liar 10 your sex, it relieves and cures. It
regulates and promotes oil the proper func-
tions Of womanhood, invigorates tho system,
puritles the blood, improves digestion, and
restores health, flesh, and strength.
For all the painful irregularities and dis
eases OF women--periodical pains, prolnpsus
and other displncements, bearing-down SEN
sations, and female complaints and weak
nesses, it's the only remedy so effective that
It can be guaranteed If it doesn't benefit or
cure, you have your money back
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
Booh Be~

John p. Ionahoe has Just received an
invoice Of t1e celebrated BArtholomAy
Roch sster Book Beer and viii deliver to
AL parts Of the city In either bottles or
kegs
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

Ointment. cures Skin Humors. Pimples,
FLESH Worms, Ring Worm, letter, Salt
Rheum. Frosted Feet Chllblain, Itch,
Ivy Poison, Barber's Itch, Scsld Head.
Bczema. SOC. Druggists or mail. e. s.
Wells. Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
II IL Not what We Say

But what Hoods Ssrssparilla does, tha
makes it sell and has given II such 6rm
and lasting hold upon the confidence OF
the people.
For dinner pill and general family
cathArtic We confidently recommend
HOODS PILLS
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
Favor a VIA Arsnna.

<. T. Warner and William h. Swift.
who own valuable property on Delaware
avenue, favor widening the road-bed ten
feet. and taking Eve feet from the pave
ment on each side Of the avenue. Hon.
Charles B. Lore. William @. Spruancs
and J. L DeVou, George A. Elliott and
Councilman Murray oppose II. The
Street and Sewer Commissioners are
h ring both sides With patience.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
Also the following
OF LAND

Situate IN tine CITY OF wilmington.
No. 8. % feet by go feet north. west
corner OF Newport pike and Maple streets.
No. 4. 16 feet by ~ feet on the east
erly side Of VanBuren street. 81 feet
southerly from the south side Of Linden
street
No. 5. 10 feet by 66 feet on the north.
erly side of Maple street, 70 feet westerly
from the west side Of Jackson street,
No g. So feet by ll5 feet 3 inches at
the south westerly corner Of Linden and
Potter streets.
Sale by order OF Orphans Court 10
close the estate In Partition.
Terms al sale.
LORE s EMMoNs, Trustees,
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
"Rough on Itch"

Plaster lOc
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. Instant relief Il

Don't die In the house. "Rough on
Rats" clears out rats, mice flies, cock
reaches, bedbugs. Never fails. Sold all
around the world; used by all civilized
nationa, everywhere
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
A Red Nose.

>, Wells Health Renewer" cures Sexual L
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

ANARcHsr-"Ws expect to argue our
cause with bombs, sir" Quiet Citizen
"A bomb. my friend is an argument that
has been exploded long ago."-Chicago
Tribune
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

Public sale Of Watches lAna Diamonds.
J. b. Ayars, No S09 Market street.
win sell at public sale his entire stock OF
Watches, Clocks. Diamonds, Jewelry and
Slverware. Must be sold by March 25,
The real estate and fixtures for sale
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
WHATCAD YOU

Get in the way of a Suit made
to order, that will give you
more solid comfort and salts
faction for the money than one
of our Special $40 Black or
Blue Rough Diagonal Chev.
lots. They are properly cut,
trimmed and mace. When
finished you have the most eco
nomical Suit you can possibly
buy. Come and look through
the stock and we will appre
ciate your order.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25
w.ll ins.onh q.

" ffls tiifl lttil wi
sick and suffering
healthy ard Wig
orous, instead OF
worn out and
weak; bright eyes,
clear skin, rosy
C h eks you
wouldn't think Il
was the same wo-
man, and it's all
due TO the use OF
a fay hotties of
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

Ross has thirty styles Of gents fall
and winter Underwear in all sizes-rang-
ing In price from % cents to g. each
also large assortment Of latest styles In
Derby and Crush Hats, at No 210 Market
street
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired.
Skilled Workmen, No, oil Market st.
Evening journal., 1892-03-25

II say, old chap, YOU haven't such a
thing as 6ve-dOllaS bill a5out your
How on earth did you guess tnatr-
Judge
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-02
Cash Assets Over SI,OOO,6OO.
new GROCERIES!!

"Te have opened "A stock of new Grocer
w les. Wines and Liquors in the sew
buiIding, No. 81, South Main street. Every
thing fresh and new. Call and yea prices
before purchasing elsewhere. 1t will be to
your interest.
octl4 lit REAGAN h co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-02
Mr. NERO AND SAwDUsT VALLEY.

Mt. NEBo, Nov. Eve are still sing
ing the same old tune, "no news to tells"
happenings of interest in our commu-
nifty are quite scarce.
Christmas is coming; it is in the air,
in the mind, in tue heart. 1t makes no
difference whether we are ten or nifty,
the holiday feeling descends upon u
all, and in sense of feast and Festival
goes with us as we 60, and assures Us
that the chimes DULY ring.
Think OF one with no Christmas in
his soul-it is worse than wanting
musicl
Will any one forget Christmas? What
a domestic interior the words imply!
The household that forgets Christmas
is a harp unstrung, because il is so easy
to remember, so easy to celebrate.
Owing to the inclemency of the
w. "a her, there was no Sunday-scnool
at Mt. Nebo last Sunday. We learn tha'
our superintendent, Mr.. g. w, Russell,
has been IndispOsed for several days,
Mr.. w. w. Mayherry, who is a travel
ing salesman, visited his father ana
other relatives at Sawdust Valley re-
Gently.
ment given on last Thursday night at
the residence of Nlr. Alex McKennon.
Several from this community at
tended the marriage of hlr. } i'm Russell
aud Miss Pattie Moore at the Metho-
DIST Church at Williamsport, Thanks
giving day.
Now lei as speak word of praise and
RECOMMENDATION for our old friend and
neighbor, Mr.. George Mayberry, Sr.'
who is an applicant for coal Oil inSpec-
tor OF Maury County. 1t will be hard
to find a man who will he more lifted
for the Office. In painstakmg habits in
the confidence of The people, in private
WALKS and public demeanor, he ~ the
embodiment of the man for the place.
We feel sure there are many who Will
ioin us i'm cordially commencing him To-
the public. Let there b scores who Will
render this efficient man their asSIs-
lance; rest assured you Will never re,
3utifuiIv. NASHTI.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-02
SHADY GROVE NOTES.

SHADY GROVE, Nov. -. IL 5re We are
again with our budget Of "small talk,
and bespeak the indulgence OF rye edi'
tor" ana our entertaining correspond
entA if it should prove to be small IN
de ed.
our little village is moving along in
nrosperous WaV. Every body means To
nave enough to eat and some to spare,
and all wear cheerful smiling faces.
We hear rumOrs of approaching mar,
r:ages in our immediate vicinity ana
will duly write them up when con-
summated.
our new pastor, Brother John IL
Nichols, is enscOnced III the parsonage
and held Thanksgiving service tor US,
which Was very much EMO ed by those
who were so fortunate as TO be present
Messrs. Mayberry 81 Stewart have
been engaged in boring well lor MIL
Ter and Evans, aud were successful III
getting a fine stream OF water AT the
depth OF rb1uJ eighteen { O.. ThEy ar
| NV boring 4 well Tor MIR. G.. Il, NJ Ter
| MISS NoIa, the -ccuInpli she'd daugi.-
| ter of Broth 5r Byrne, After spehulhS
week with relatives At the parsonage
| has returned to WilliAmspOrt: go
| BROTHER Nichols and wife, w. ID. NIL
! Ter and Gertrude Newcomh, john u
Evans, Vivienue Harrington ahd Law
renee Nichols, attended the MOOFe
| Russell marriage at WIlllAm~por
I hank sgivIng day.
Mrs. A &. Reed, of Union CITY, Wh'
was visiting her sister, Mrs. V. n. Blol
has returned to her home, Accompanies
hy her neices, Misses Gertrude Ne"
comb and Lillian Bibb, who Will re
main for an indefinite time.
Prof. Cathey gave an enjoyable gu
tertainment at the academy on las
Friday night, and "tEeTe was sOuh'
of revelrY by night"
Dan Smith, who was at nome on
furIough, owing to q slight Illness ma
returned to the Haynes " McLea
school at LeWisburg. hOMOLA'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-02
There's Luck in Business.

On Monday, Dec ember 5th, we in
tend having the greatest bargain sale
of the season. Time and space Will
not permit us to enumerate ont-tenth
of the life-giving, money-saving bar
gains which we will offer our custo-
mers on date mentioned. A few pri-
ces will suffice to give you an idea
Your last chance to buy eloaks and
wraps worth $40 and $3.50 at $685.
and $4.79.
One lot of dress goods, all wool, at
so cents, worth 20 cents-a grand line.
One pair best bleached sheets for
$1.O5, would be cheap at $1,75.
Ten pieces extra stout canton fian-
mel, ~ cents-seems like giving il
away, but let it go.
One lot embroidered handkerchiefs
at Is, Is, %, and 25 cents.
Five 90 dozen black coney muns
at 80 cents. You have seen the same
goods probably at 10 cents. or course
cash only will do for the above.
Our gland opening of holiday goods
now in progress: Bric-a-brac, Japan
csc wares, toilet articles, handker-
chief and glove boxes, vases, picture
throws, table covers, satin and lace
pin cushions, stamped goods, etc. A
bewildering array of fancy goods too
Numerous TO mention, and prices OF
all too reasonable Co question.
Save money. save time. Come to
see us and we will do both for you.
Walker & FrierSOn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

Saturday night, Dec. 3, the Swed-
ish G. and Concert Company will
give au entertainment at the Opera
House. This is a famous orgauiza-
ton and has steadily gained in popu
Iarity for the past five seakons, nLtiI
to-day it is conceded 10 be the most
artistic auartent of male singers from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. They
sing both English and Swedish with
equal facility, and their programs are
so arranged as to pleas the cultured
musician and the average music 10y
err. Many of their selections are es.
peciaily arranged for them, both bu-
mOrGus and psthetic, with odd vocal
effects, aud their skill in initiating
Instrumental accomplishments il re
markable, the banjo, flute, and guitar
is given with equisite effect, while
the Swedish music Is chary cterized'
by sweet and harmonious melody,
and vivacity which cannot fail to
please any listener.
The Quartet will be assisted by
Miss Bertha Webb, the distinguished
VioliDiste, Miss Annie Louise White,
New York's well-known Dramatic
and Humorous ReciteF, and Miss
Vida Skoag, the popular Accompa-
mist. This Company will be enc ct
the strongest and most artistic music
al attractions before the public Tor
the season of lS92-'93.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-02
To Our Readers.

The HERALD Company has discon-
tiuued lis daily edition, and hereafter
the Encouragement Will give ihelr
undivided time to the old reliable
Friday weekly, ard we promise L"
give you the very best pap'r the
news If the county and the bus!he :
of the town viii afford.
AT tie time e Daily was start q
The HERALD c intempiated changing
from lis present form-H nine column
folio-tO AJAX c0lumn quArlo. Tue
new paper Is a pre,tier shape ana a
little larger, and the eight pages will
enahIs us to ARA &c both our reHd-
ing III alter ami advertisement mo {
conveniently md attr"c ,vtiy .Ihis
change We viii make ) imetiine ia
JANUARY, just as soon as we nave
used up the STOCK OF paper or the
ore sent size that we already have On
hand.
Tie HERALD has always bsen true
To the people and z5aioul AMI enter
prising in its efforts 10 buld up Co
LiunbIa and Maury County, aud we
hone our friends will continue tnetr
subscriptions with Us, AID a'so take
occasion to speak good word for us
i'm season. Snow your paper to your
neighbor and tell him to sub 'crioe.
Very truly your friend,
THE COLUMBIA HERALD co.
dcc2 At
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-02
To Advertisers.

Christmas is coming and of course
YOU Want to advertise for the Christ
mas trade. Hum al nature IL much
the same the world over. You, like
YOUR own customers, want to get the
most and the best you can tor your
money.
YOU are not only thinking of how
and where to advertise Tor the
Christmas trade, but you are also
thinking of what advertising con
trscts YOU will make for next year
Now we have few plain figures
for YOUR consideration. The daily
HERALD did not make expenses Tor
itself. but it did build UP The clrcula
ton for the weekly. We have III
round numbers now Two THOUSAND
SUBSCRIBERS to our weekly. IL IL
moves to be few more, OF course
1ou won't object. We are publish
ING now EIGHTY- quires OF Pape
every week Every quire has twenty
four papers in it. Multiply eighty oy
t s.. enty-four, then guess at Tue Gun
duireS We do not give them because
they vary, but you may safely put
your figures at 2,OuO
Now This is mo- { than the ii ERALD
ever claimed be'ore, because it IS
more than the HERALD ever had be
fore, and the HERALD only claims
what il has. If it pait you TO adVef-
| tie with IA when cur clrcuiat on
was less than ii Island you kno" IL
did-it will pay you better now.
Uuder he c,rcumstanc' IL W"ul
not be upres sorab e in Ia to advance
our rstts. But the HERALD wanl'
TO be liberal with those WHO ait
| liberal with it, and Therefore GU
rates will remain the same.
We hope in this fair, liberal anc
Legitimate way, to get hack the
money our enterprise in running
daily cost US. -.
We not only have 2,05O bOnifii'
subscribers now, but we expect Gu
LIST TO still INCREASE. The people fer
kindly towards the HERALp for tn
straight Democracy it always teaches
and f1r the effoft it has made TO CIV
the town daily paper. We feel tina
we never eijoyed the good VIII OF IT,:
people more than we do To-Day; aD'
we are proud Of it and grateful Tor II
But in addition to all this, We IN
tend to swell cur list by making suci
a liberal and attractive oil I
age, ts that the woods will be full
them and new sub criber Will D
lcompelied TO come in.
Ut COLUMBIA HERALD 20.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-02
Jacks and Jennets.

Those of our readers who sre inter
ested in the Jack stock, viii find q
true likeness of Imported Dictator
on our second page. He is the prop
erty of Mr.. A b. Harlan, and wa
one of twenty jacks and thirty jen-
nets Mr.. Harlan brought with him
from Spain recently This lot Of
iAcx stock took one prrmi.tm alter
another at the several c"u''ty irs
this fall, and at the State iaIr in Nash
willie they swept things before them.
They have been pronounced by very
competent Judge as the finest col'ec'
elton ever brought to this country.
MIR. Harlan has decided to sell his
entire lot at auction on Monday,
ID c. 10, at the Columbia Stock Yards,
and would be purchasers can attend
this sale with the assurance that
every animal offered will be sold for
lust what the public sees fit to bid,
and that every representation made
vi | be strictly correct, Mr.. Har-
lar's word Is IS good as any mans
bon d, and any statement made by
hi,.i may be confidently relied upon.
Remember the date aud place. Dec.
10, at the stock yards.
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Anniversary services will be held
ia the First G. 2. ChuIch next sun
day at IL a. III. Preaching also a
night at p. ~. Services Will be
interesting.
Beginning next Sunday there will
be Il series of meetings held at the
FIRST Baptist Church, conducted by
Pastor r. Brett. assisted by Rev. u.
w. Sherman. The public are earnest
Nv requested TO attend. HE church
has recently been remodeled inside
and lew heater put in.
Preaching rs usual in the First
Presbyteriau Church Oh next Sab
bath. Subject of the morning ser
mon will be from Cor. Xiii:l3. "Bu;
the greatest of those is Charity"
The tubiect ut night p. H., viii be
from Luke xix:l3. OCCUPY till 1
c0men
The Church Workers will hold
their next regular social meeting
with Mrs. a. J Nichols, Tuesday
December 9th at y. m. All mem
bers are earnestly invited to attend
that their presence may add interest
to the occasion. The subject l.
"SeIf-depiaI," and all are requested
to come prepared TO repeat a verse oil
scripture on thu topic.
I.U.P. NJ, Friday 2:30 O'Clock p
m. Subject, james D, 20. Leader
Mr.. Stewart Fleming. Place, Mrs
Annie Whites. Members and al
ladies' urged to come.
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ROCK SPRING.

Rock SPRING, Nov. 29.-About II
wears aso col. All HOrsleH said ne
would make an editor of me-, but lie
lett the country and l am lt IL TO 'E"L
there tie best y ny can. have con
cIuded that writing for the HERALD Is
the best way To- start, so here goes for
nv first attempt. l am quite young n
the cause aud hope you will overlook
all mistakes.
Mr. John AtkisSon hurt his his Daek
" hIle hau ing wood one day last week
and has suf1ere intensely since.
MIR. Joe HardIson broke his leg whlle
hauling lumber recently.
The remains of Mrs. Lou Barker we've
brought from UuiunVille, Tenn, 10
this place last Thursday for interment-
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Scott died last Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Dawson preached here last
Sunday and will preach here again the
fourth Sunday of next month.
Mr.. w. II. Estes is preparing to re-
move to Nashville. Mr.. Nat Nicholson
III also remove TO this neighborhood
soon.
Miss Sackle Nicholson is at present
teaching school at home NJ ISIS Sackie
is good teacher; we know, for VIZ have
tied her.
Mr.. MERIT Rome and family, of Grove
land, were visiting in the neighborhood
recently.
We have two saw mills IN this neigh
borhood at prese Mt.
Rev. w. #. Ussery spent last Sunday
night in the village.