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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

The attraction at the Opera House
on Saturday eve, De. II, will be
the engagement of those popular
a artists. MI. and Mrs. Sidney Drew,
who have made such glorious sue
cess this season. On this oIca9ion
Ihey Will be supported by an excel
lent Comedy Company, and vi open
in grand double bill, viz: ''In
Honor Bound" and THAT Girl From
Mexicon The play of "In Honor
Rouudn was first produced in his
countrv by the famous Rosina Nokes.
Mr.. Sidney Drew in the performance
of the part of Sir George Carly on, ls
a piece of character aching that l.
long remembered by all who have
seen him. The critics are universa al
in their indOrse meIts of his clever
work. The play is domestic
itself charming.
Fol owing "in Honor Bound" will
he ,froduced THAT Girl From Next
90" the greatest laughing comedy
success produced in America for
many years. Sidney Drew is a ron
of Mrs John Drew, one OF the most
famous aud worthy of American
actresses; he Is also the brother OF
John Drew, who for many wears was
the leading actor in Days famous
stock company. Sidney Drew him
self made great MT lew ears age
| i'm the stMagIstrate," in part which
cave full vent to his eccehtr C hunIo'
| Mrs. Sidney Drew is a daughter o
Mckee Rankin, of the "Dsnites'
fame. Is il to be wondered then
that two so worthy child en- OF tucl
famous parents should prove sue
cessful?
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A Difficult Feat.

A diff cult feat it ia to please every
one in quality and price. We nave
b en- able to do it though with the
sIedgehamm- bargains we have oeeh
Offering lately. Oar rush In hanu-
kerchiers last Monday was uuprece
denied. On next Monday it will o+
Ladies' and Misses Hose. We have
about thirty-fve or forty dozen Ladle-
and Misses hose in wool and cotton
worth from % cents to 80 cents pair
On Next Monday, December 10,
We will offer this entire lot at the
uniform price of p cents po1r, sPol
CASH. You have often paid 4O cents
for hose no better than the worst pali
Of this lot. 80.
On next Saturday, December 17th,
we will offer two dozen beautliul cor
rugated, brass trim med easel, hVe
| feet high, in light blue and PINK, al
only 81. AS each. These easels ere no.
soId at less than $3.50, and ffom tha'
no to So in a regular way. Mighty
good chance to huy a pretty Chrst
| mas present at very small price
You would hardly offend you
! friend il you we've to select pair o
nice Chenille Portieres and give ne
fer a Christmas present. we ar
show ing handsome line OF theh
| from $4.7S pair up.
Ifyuu see it i'll our al. It's so.
| Vo,,rS anvio1S To nleaSe,
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AI1he Aihlcfic Club.

Athletic Club members were haV
ing quite lively time at their gym
naSi:,n We Ire q y evening. Prot
Courtney care the b ys through n
good many eX.lci = ut d Lively gait
All were big ly pleased aud very
enthusiastic over the Ork.
Tie club think they will be abe to
secure Prof. Courtney a. AL instructor.
He wi!l also be ia position 10 give ii
limited number OF PUP Is boxing
Iess There viii he Anoth' + meet
ing of he cub Fridav evening the
1871. Every member is urgently lie
quest ed To be on hand. Every one
who is int reFted at athletics is IN
vited to be present. Pro-. Courtney
has had a large experiences in some u
he best athletic clubs and will be on
hand to give a. exhibition.
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A TrnlMnod Ehitlon.

Tue Christmas nunIher OF the
American HIRE Monthly Is one OF
he handsOnest holiday publications
.ssu.d this season. IL IL profusely
illustrated and contains engraving5
of some of the mOst noted horses a"d
turf writers of ,he day. The subject
matter il o. the highest order; berides
an unusual amount Of fresh, spicy
horse n. W. It. contains numb 81
beautiful orignsl poems aud stories
on appropriate subj CTS. Among
these are poem ana n story from
the faclle and forceful pen Of Coz
lumbia's own iniIhitable "rTo. wood ."
The poem, "A Horses Christmas
Pravpr. - ard The story "MArae RhOd-
dy's Mari" is q vivid picture OF
7outhtrn life Copies Of this attract
i've edition are on sale at A. ID. Frier-
,ou's b ok store. Be sure aud get
one. AMERICAN Horse MONTHLY.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The decorators now have charge Of
the various halls of Andrews Sci DOL.
Christmas evergreens and buntings
are being used with fine effect. The
nOards oil each hall will be decorated
hy he pup'l'. Tue pupils OF hall No
l. are very much pleased with the
fl e-pIace all resdy FOR Santa Claus.
Miss Nellie Nicholson, End grade
pupil, brought a large bunch OF
ulstletoe 10 school Mons We use
nj ,QrtOe as a decoration. No kiss
ing is allowed.
The 8th grade spelling match on
last Friday was very Interesting.
Miss Edna NosS Was winner OF q
hand ONE box of candy which was
presented by MIR. Niuian Evans, pres
dent OF the Band Of Hhrer, with a.
appropriate speech. After 4I6 word
mad been spelled, a word was missed
~ Edna, who was tbs list Oue stand
ing, but it was decided to give he
.uOther trial and STE how man'
words she could spell She missed
the 5S9th word which was style aud
not stile, which shows tn t our girls
think OF something more important
than fashion.
The visitors of hall No. 4 last week
xere Misses Addie Ltpscomb, Mamie
nd Ir,ne Lstta, Brownie Barker,
Ina AID Rist, ra Mcclellan, Lena
C,aig AID Ellie Jackson. Prof.
Char es has gone to Nashville to at
end The annual meeting of the Pub
IL ScaOol rfiic Is association OF Ten
see.
After an absen Q Of several day
Mater Ben and NJ IS Fannie Cowley
ani NJ So Mary Miller hre again III
school.
Miss Nellie Yoest is asst ting hall
No. 8 with their music. We are
sure they viii do well.
In a geography ma CHI last Friday IN
| h Ill No. 8, Master Albert Richardson
WA victorious over bo.h the . h aud
9Th grades.
II IS whispered around that Miss
Hauders n is going to Chicago mex
week. II she goes she will be bach
| in time for our Christmas en- ertain
| ment. MONA boSIlC'
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AN dyspeptlcs SAould use TuttA
Pills
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knights of Honor.

The following officers for the emu
ing wear have been elected by the
Columbia Lodge Of The Knights o
Honor: w. y. Ru't:o, pi"ta,' r; q.
d. IL giry, e-DiC, ht"ri y. II. La
mar, Assistant-Diclator; A >. J imes,
Reporter; w. A QuarIerm9n, Finan-
ciol Reporter; J. p. Stree, IRE surer I;
NJ. RuStle, Chaplain; W. J. Gosd,
Cutie; II. L. White, Wardeni Ph"s.
SIuarf, Sentiuel; NJ. Rutile, j. Z.
: rect and Jcss ph- fowler, Trust e {;
W. A. Ruttle, Repre- sentative TO
Grand Lodge; j. =. Street, Alterr ate.
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4 deer hunt IN MHury q. uuiy ~ "A
rare occur euce OF recent year, but
tha. il what par y OF Cclum lila
$40 tsnpu enjoyed last Friday and
saturday II, ar HRrdisun's M lis in
he ~ eiIiy-h Tia III uirt The deer
are The ilspriIg OF seine tame ahi-
IA l., leut IN 1854 from Texas 10 Mr..
Cal HARRISON. The Lerd soon be-
came wild aud took IT, the cedafs,
" hich cover thousands of acres on
and n ar Mr., Hardison'r place. Tbey
now numb r 20 or 25 and are a. Wild
a. il they had never reen the bHDiia-
items OF men.
Mr.. HardirOn has heretofore pro-
tected Them from hunterri but, %
they were b, coming .tFOuO.e ome 10
ms re ghbUrs, lac consented TO sell
them. The party That bought them
and began hunting them last week
are: Messrr. VIII ChRifin, J. w.
shelton, Dave Leneeve, Ed GreeD,
Cl ark Taylor, Bud Phillips, DR.. Ken
nedy ard MI. RushtOn, ali II thsm
from Columbia exceit Mr. Ru h o.,
who lives i'm BiinIi CHAM. L. WAS a
gay party aud they nHd royal sport
| Tue hunters took their stands a.
pa .es which the deer are Ia no
| n hit of passing when chased, ard a
| man WaH rehb INV wv 80
the dogs 10 drive them out. III"
houuds b forged to Mr.. Derryberry.
Being the first deer hum az some
of the tender foot Nnpr"ds, several
II item were seIzed with violent at
tacks OF buck sgue when the Zig
bucks IAN by them; and insiend "i
hitting the game they missed l.
whule face of the earth. Ed Or ~
had a far shot n splendid burF
but WAS so excited he did'ut know
in whqt O. ERECTION hp p'.inted hia- ~
One thin - certain, lie did not "v'N
frighttn the deer. VIII Oh 4
brought dow II a fiLe buck ana
shelton killed large d"e. lnE
TaVIor hgd EIready wounded ON
quarry 10 which VIII Chhflin Yut ill
hnsI quietu-. m G fan.e party
contint o their sprt at interv
mill the z, me- Is all gone.
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Trouble

VIII surely pie up on you il you
don't call ard settle. At meeting
of the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
last Friday night, l wa+ directed 10
turn over the delnqu' mt tax books
10 the City ATTORNEY. Delinquent
tax payers, take lotto, that all taxes
remaining in my hands Dec 20, Will
be turned over TO the City Attorney,
who will enforce the collection oil
same by fling bills to the next term
Of the Circuit Court You VIII save
cost by calling and settling at once
II. + LIPsCoMB,
If CITY Tax Collector.
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LIVE sTOCK.

Will BOYD returned Friday from
Hardin County with seveniy-ffye
head or mules; they will te kept III
tie stock ward for week auth
rested, AID will be shipped S"uth'
Allen Il Thompson shipp,d two
rar ads OF hogs Saturday.
Geo. G. Goodrich OF Fayetttvi lie,
Tennessee, has five jennetts he " ishes
to trade for good mules or mares. II.
A yeArling brother OF Balmont
Wilkes, owned near Cleveland, Ohio,
has recently trOtted mile In 2;3l1R.
A. b. Cooke will be the chief trainer
Tor Chaffin d Co., at the South Side
Park, next year. Mr.. Cooke comes
rom the Hermitage Farm at Nash
Vile, and Is widely and favorably
known as trainer. He is the man
who developed the great Belle
Archer.
johnnie Thomas W II train for w.
f. Garth, of Huntsville, next year.
Mr.. Garth has a splendid farm and a
fine stable OF horses. He has his
own track for training.
Cal Morgan has bought part or
the Miner farm across the Hamp-
-hire pike from the kite track. This
5 known as the Oaklawn farm. Mr..
Morgan will devote his attention to
breeding thoroughbred horses.
Chsffiu & Co., being tire highest
and best bidders for the South Side
Park privileges, will have eontrl OF
the rack here next year. The price
paid was 500. The only bidder
against them was b. S. Ozias, whose
I'D WAS 500 The company In CON
oil consists OF Cbaffiu Br, s., Walter
Steele. w. p. Woodbridge, j. w. Shell
on aud Smith Bros, Of Birmingham,
Ala. They will Ike up the track
aud will use it for training their
| horses.
Mr.. Charles II. Decker will leave
shortly for Minneapolis, his former
! home.
Polk & Brown will m we from Ash
wood to Spring Hill about the fret OF
Tue year, with their stable OF hor es.
w. b. BlakemOr", OF Milan, Tenn,
has taken his horse, Red Pilot, tn his
| West Tennessee home, and will keep
him In the stud there du ing the
next season.
NJ. L. Allen shipped 3 car loads OF
hogs Ia Louisville Saturday.
Will Burnett shipped car load
" cattle aud hogs To Louisville
| Tuesday.
Alpxa der Il Vaughn shipped car
10 ID ( cattle aud hogs TO Lou sville
! ru' 5day
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Mr.. and Mrs. Drew.

What has proven one of the great
est succ. 5 IS on tie road this sess on
i, tire laughing aud 81 riOIs com, dy
q ,medy II That Girl From Mex
i.o.p a. oduced by Hose great az
,Is's. zine Drtws.r Sidney IL the
aon If the well known and charming
old lady, Mrs. John Drew, whom
every thu atre g"er in tue Union
Knows; he is also brOt 81 J"ie4'
w ,cso ate u ,cess H. New York Iae
baCn the grsstest Individual one ever
m de. in that CITY. Ibis great com
pauy o players " i'll be at the Opera
House on Saturday night when we
sire. rely pope they will be greeted by
L I.acktd fou e
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A Sad Death.

Mrs. Knox Hume, nee Miss Emma
Johnson, died in Nashville last
Saturday. She was the daughter OF
Col. Marsh johnson, and during fire.
ouent visits to Columbia, made a
great many warm friends. She wa,
a cultured, Christian woman, blessed
with a beautiful voice, which she
devoted to the praise Of the God who
gave it. She had been married about
wear. The funeral occurred at Nc
Kendree Church last Sunday.
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Trustees Notice.

All persons indebted to the firm Of
Hays d Daimwood will find their
accounts in my hands. Come for
ward at once and settle your &C
counts and save cost thereby, as !
shall be compelled to close them out
III once, JAS. Al BM1s1R, Trustee
DECEIT
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selling Ont to Quit Business.

The Columbia Furniture Company
are selling out at cost for cash. Call
early while we have what you want
Buy now while you have the oPpor-
tunity of getting furniture at half
price. At cost for cash only.
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DROPOSALs FOR ERECTION

DROPO3ALS FOR ERECTION
4 o. Fences, cts Columbia Arsen-
a Columbia, Tennessee, December y,
1892. Sea ed propose 8, in tripl:ca(e,
will bereceived Until II O'clock M,
on Thursdsy, January II, 1898, - the
=, e.tion of three Thousand feSt of
felIee tmore or less), aud three tiocd-
ssa.ts. at this arsenal. Printed blank
Forms and sps ciflcatiODs, with iull
inslraetions, siipulatiens, etc, can bs
bad an application to MAJOR ISAAC
4nSoi.iJ, j Al Ordnance Depbrt
Ri, q. Aa EommbndiBk; dectB 4N
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RnrnI Arcanum Officers.

The Royal Arcapum Lfdge OF tins
pla,e met last Monday night ara
trsnssc- cd important business. The
iodgs is ina, ecy flourishing condi-
ron II now har l25 II embers, more
man it has ever had before. The fol
I4wing officers were elected for the
next Year: J. n. l.. Cochran, Regl !
G. D. HigIey, V. H. o. Fyltof, o.
A. s james, See'ty; O. z. Rutledge
Col; J. p. Street, Treasurer; j. =
McG4w, Chap ain r. J. Coal, Guide
Robert Ewing, Warden j. Stuari
S.n.; R. G. Church, Geo. Chi dres'
AID II Holding, TTus' ees; w. b
ID b5inr, G. and Ret reseutative.
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DINNER AND TEA SETS

Our $40 dinner and 81 tea sets knock ont all
cnmnetftiOn We also carry a full stock Oh
French China dinner and Tea sets.
tactG ~ DoRBINS & EWING.
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Greatest Bargain Sale Yet!
On Monday. Dscsmbsr 10. 1892.

We will pla, e on our b arEain Tables
l.-4URPRISE CORSErS.
same style an fit of Thompson 8
Glove fitting ut 80 cents. rms
bargain will surprise you all.
The world renowned C. B. Cor
Set this day only, our price will
be 81 cents.
B.
Thompson's &c mime glove fitting
extra long waist cOTspt-our price
this day 81 cents THESE prices
make compe itOrs vince and COM
petition pa e; OF course the cold
cash only will do when we part
with these.
Childrens' Misses and small sizes
in Ladies' Rubber GOssamers, are
odds and ends lot, prices Will De
%, so and IS cents.
Keep it ever before you that we are
still On deck with another large line
of the genuine Brown S2oC
shoes. all sizes, can be had now, oul
price. as usual, $1.95, yes 19o-
In our cloak and wrap department
we have left about a Lalf hundred
and we don't want to have a hall
dozen by January 1st, if cut and slash
and slaughter our prices will move
them.
Our Christmas Counter will be just
the place for suitable presents Tor
young and old. Here you can hnd
lust what is needed-don't take
large purse, either.
Walker & FrierSOn.
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Headqul ritrs l"r thrlslhlas UOUUs'
Rains drag 81 re is he~dqus rter-
for eleg4u CHRISTMAS presents: ta!l
and get nri;e on our elegant Chri l.
mas coed III
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A Horrible Accident.

Coleman Hood was killed at Nc
Gary IT zion, ~ the Pn chhcy clFi
.i.ti Of tie y q il r. lr, al !ast Eli
d,y. He was - brakeman on u
rti.ht train. The train was backing
up to anotE.r car, winch was to be
attached, ard the young brakeman
wa running on The track H. the train
approache Ell, for the purpose OF coup
ling the ear on. He stumbled and
Tell on tie rack, and he ar ran over
his neck entirely ve:ing his head
fron. his body. The engineer couli
not see him at all from bis cab and
tire fatal accident could not have been
ur, vented after the brakeman fell.
Coleman Hood belonged 10 one CT tie
test tamil. e. OF florence, aud was a
yonrg man of fine character and
prOII lee
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INPORTED TAXPAYER AND M
PORTED DICTATOR.
'rhe Cwo Grratost Jacks ia the World
VIII be la the Harlan Sale Nest

In addition To the twenty jacks
pud thirty ienuets advertised hereto
ore and also on the first plge OF thia
an r, to be sold at the Columbia
took yards next Monday, l viii also
ell imported Taxpayer, the cele'
brated breeder and premium jack. A
iack with the best bone aud best feet,
bcs length, best neck, and best head,
md best ear; and in fact, the best
lack in the world. Alec, imported
Dictator, second Ia none, except, per-
h.p-, his stable companion, Taxphy-
er n csc two jacks, the property OF
u arIan Broa., are to be sold Tor
.livisiun. and if you want the best,
.Ion't fail TO attend thiI Eale
A. u. HARLAN,
Columbia, Tenn.
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Camille Hunter, the little daugh ter
Of Mr.. and Mira. Gilbert ii nLer, dien
De, mber the / h, age years ~ d 3
months. The disea-e wa consuml'-
lou Tne burial o CURED at Ito7e
Hill Cemetery.
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Death of Mrs. Henderson.

Mrs, Nancy Hand r-on, as d a
Gears. die / at the Re sal nee OF HIis. ID.
f. Dortcn, near BIrn's Npriugr last
) ,turnay, of old age. She Was tnf
ga ldm0ther of Mrs. ID rich. He:
remains were inferred at Ito e ii II
G melery, NJ 'ndsy Afternoon, tue
Rev. DIR Saunders conducting the
religious services.
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Wanted,
Auction Sale of Furniture.

wTTHERSPOON q RUTLEDGE.
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Fresh and Nice.

Cranbe ries, Preserves, Prunes,
Rsisins, Nuts, etc, just received al
=. ]. Tucker & Co -, South Main
Street, next door to Geo. Hodges. 1t
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30 Fine Jennets and 20 Jacks

Are tn be sOld by Auction Monday
next the 18th, at Columbia, Tim.
tn viii be great opportunity Z
our breeding friends to buy n II 10
Jack or Jennot, as they will all be
sold without reserve or by bid on six
months time, and they are said tn he
he fine L lot ,Yer seen la Tennessee
Two fue stations aud ten BIO "a
IN ares will be sOld at the same time.
There il nothing ON the farm that
pays better than good Jack and
few Jtnuets. II
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= A Child Euioys.

The pleasant flavor, gentle setion and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when
in need Of laxative, aid If the. father
ar neither be eostiYe or bilious, the most
SrHtifginR resalte follow its asei 30 thai
HI Il ffta Best Kamllg remedy. known and
Mr. Ylflli4 ahohfd hhxe bottle.
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ARE YOU AKICKER
Sc 1Iare ,he shoe. Able 70 stand b.

We Have the shoes Able to stand It.
s. Gross returned 10 day from Gin
cignati, where he vas called by a
speciaI telegram, to attend the
Msmmoth Shoe Auction Sale. Tue
firm OF w. +. ThoTne q Co, owing 10
the recent death of young Til 'rne,
concluded TO quit busi' ess. Mr..
Gross states, the result in BRIEF N
guage: pedi RIM Uici. came, saw and
e. nquered The largest best and
az Inv est fieuers, stock of sh0es
Which for cheapn 50 never was
eouaIl, d i'm this section. He PRO
poses to sell ch, ap+r than other mer-
chants can buy and then make q
handsome profit. His stock viii ar
rive the latter part of this or the early
ri Of next week. BEE HIVE.
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" 4 Wilsnn.

w. +. wilson hss bought the coal
md " COG yard Of Baird d McLemore.
II - coal anI "O,d are OF the benl
una!i,y aud lowest prices. His wood
l. sawed and spit 'radN Tor lu'-
n: q A." u-e. RSi1S d Ncl"n orc
le;r uhour, No. 66. de- IL
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Very Pnlainhle.

Tn" very sight OF the good TIL
eat at Dugrer & WilsOn's vi
your mouth water. Cakes, Ca
nuts, milk bread, fruits aud
Otref dellcn@y hr Christmas :
abnndaaoe and % tbs Hutht lGAntyi
5tse slieii 4 Gail AGA cOhyi4pe fptil-
SELF htcio'ih
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Nineteen head at bargain, as L
am not p-eFrr : o feed them.
M. =. C"CKRIiL, Nashville.
r FIR to Alien Harlan, Columbia.
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Wnnt,d

Turkey, ell ckenv, butter, eggs. and
all kinds of country produce. i. }.
Tucker Il Co, Sau'h Main street.
mkt door to Geo. 10 ige's. lt
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OVER THE COUNTY.

AT the stated meeting of B'anton
Chapei'- Lodge No. 4)S f. IL a. NJ
Dec 10Th, the following named
officers were duly elect, d and in
stalled: J. A. Sanders, w. M Z Z.
Amick, Sr. w W. 4. Caldwell, }
W; J. T. Bauguss, Treas; J. n
RuYers. Sec'ty.; r. @. SOWell, Ch"p
r. f. Smith, Sr. D.; f. NJ Fitzgerald,
Jr. D r. NJ. Andrews 5, Tyler.
I,owney>. and Black Bros. fine can
lies. Snow fake ami Saratoga waf"rs,
Jersey champagne biscGit-fresh ana
nice. r..
If E w. GAMBLE GROCERY 20.
The deer hunters went to Had
.on,s Mills on another chase for
game Wednes tav evening. They
spent yesterday and to day in Ite
sport, but with what results We nave
not yet heard.
A. o. McXernnu OfIe~s a large and
varied assortment o: groce rles Tor the
Holiday trade. uecio--'
Jeems Sanders, # tie 22nd, was
here Monday. IL has recovered
from that dish of eros, and is "
Democrat the came as eN@r, perhai $
little samer. He is Tor CarmacR
for Governor next time,
A. O Mckenzie Ell B'ankF
Bros. fl p camdirs. dtcl6 u
Henry Gross has jus !. tur+cd from
| the East where H. bought an iii
mense hoe stock that ~"s sod re
| gardless uf crsr. ara nov i the tune
| to buy shoes from him at less AN
manufsc urers cost decl6 IL
The College at Iron City viii have
a Christmas concert on the 23rd
| MI L al -l..I tr.s a
| invitation from Prof. Il. l.. uitrn.
Remember the ssle Of cks a''C
| iennets at The stoci 3 IA IS in Cnlum-
! bia next Monday. \ tie aniln l.
offtre are port q and the h'st 81
their lIIrd. Imp-rt, q Taxpayer arc
I'm orted Dictatog rsn ia tn" lot, am
tie n,any blue ril b r. tied IN Ih' n
hy competen: e., i'u .'u g.
them the tive i" 81 jacks in IN
world. H.
Mrs Sam Matthew, of Bighyviiie
is i'll ~ith lneui 0ni1.
J. Y. Deik, OF Ike 'Ie NILS, istOue
what of y hustler Even ihs big rail-
Tue day could stop him.
TIE HERALD proposition il
anotber column. rdhkes it mighty
easy t. go to tin, Wofl'i's Fair. An!
, wide awake bNy Or girl can ca; /!
wofk his or he way th'rr, aud M
fre de who hep them W ii lh'ni
more of them f"- It.
Come quick be ore the Chris ma
rush ana buy some of those 81 oc
chat are solG cheaper thu anywreft
All good sold ie ter. Call and Sc
the old reli;.hle- iuerchsnt.
decI6-lt. Henry GROSS.
$IOO paid for pole cat hides
dec16-3t. a SAM ~ Els.
oil Orchard Ma; lie Sap Try l
dec16 p A .. MChf NNoN'
: Headquarters t"r Christmas Goods.
/ Rains drag 81 Re is he~dqns rteI
. for eleg4ul CHRISTMAS presents. ga
and pet nri.:e on our elegant Chrl-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-16
SensonabIe Goods.

New Crnp New Orleans MolAs 'es,
BuclIwheat Flour,
Cranberries,
Cheese and MacafOni,
Maple S. rup,
Cream Cheese.
+. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-16
To Merchants.

Old Virginia cheroots, Dukes
cigarettes and red seal cigars, sold to
the trade at fac DRY prices by the
e w. GAMBLE GROCERY co.