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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-08
FREE TO THE LADIES.
The Arsenal Reception and banquet Next
Tuesday Night.

The Arsenal Reception and banquet Next
Tuesday Night.
We desire to correct some misaP
prehension which seems to have
arise: as TO the invitations for the
Arsenal reception on the evening Of
the 18th.
Every ticket issued will admit a
lady and gentleman. Any lady that
wishes to go cSn get tickets by apply
ing to the committee. Every gentle
man who has q TICKET can take as
many ladies as be wishes, applying
to the committee for tickets for all Of
them except the one which his oan
entities him TO take. This makes the
entertainment practically free 10
ladies. Tickets Will be iFaued to all
visitors on application whether
ladies or gentlemen. no invita-
tions will be Issued TO home people
except upon application.
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Don't Miss 1t.

Drop your business next week and
come out to the great events of Co
Iumbia's gala week. Bring your wife
and children and entire household
with you. Nothing will be more
profitable or more pleasant than to
see the grand sights and hear the
great orators That are to be mere.
Everything will be free except the
Arsenal supper, and that is free to
ladies and visitors. Any Maury
County man can go to that by sub
scribing to the expense fund.
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A Grand Time.

The entire program for the mid
summer entertainment here from the
18th to the 18th is OF the most attrac-
tive character. The great military
parade and competitive drills on the
18th, the grand Arsenal opening on
the morning of the 18Th, and grand
reception at night, and the superb
oratory of Fellows and other noted
orators on the 18th. not to mention
the attractions at the Columbia
Driving Park during the entire occa-
sion, form n combination of attrae-
tions such as no town of COlumbia's
size have ever brought together at one
time before.
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That a horse has trotted y mile in
, go. Seycrsl have attempted it, but
the lest time is 80" 9 seconds OF,
If d horse ever acecup!isbgs the feat
i; viii be at Columbia, Tenn, over
the great Kite ,rack \ grand mid
-u,ntuer meeting is OF the program
for July Il, 10, II art Is. Twelve
races, Gnd numerous entries in eac".
inIN s
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The Oriental Entertainment.

Il has been decided to hold the
japanese lawn party on the grounds
of the Columbia steam laundry, and
from what we overheard last evening
while committee of ladies were at
work on the program, we feel war
ranted in saying that all who attend
will be more than pleased. Make no
other engagement for next Thursday
night, or you will regret it.
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As to Job Printing.

We have recently been compelled
to increase our force on account OF
our increasing business in the JOB
line. We hope to keep these hands
busy all summer, and we can do 1t II
the people of Columbia will give us
our share 1f the business which now
goes away from home. "Patrouize
home industries" You can't have q
first-class home paper uutil you keep
your work al home.
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80 Trnth in the Rerort

That horse has trrotted q mile in
200 Several have attempted it, but
the bet time is now 6 seconds eff.
If horse ever accompanies the feat
it will be at Columbia, Tenn,
over Tie great Kite track. a grand
midsummer meeting is on the pro-
gram for July y, -, II and 10.
Twelve races, and numerous entries
in each. July
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TRUSTEE KUHN's REPORT.
Stole n POcket-BoOk.

Yesterday afternoon, on the north
bound passenger train, Joe Smith,
colored, stole a pocket-bOok contain
ing $685. from Mrs. Harriet Morgan,
cOlored. The money was found In
Smiths shoe, and lie was taken In
charge by the conductor, WHO turned
him over to the police. He was tried
this morning before Judge Erwin
and bound over to Circuit Court.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-08
LEI'S DECORATE.

Good Suggestion For the Zig Arsenal
Celebration.
A suggestion WAS made few days
ago that Columbia decorate in honor
Of the visit Of distinguished men
here next week. The suggestion has
met with tho approval Of a great
many business men, aud all that is
now necessary is for sonic one TO push
it. Columbia wa5 never known to do
anything by halves.
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Tickeis TO ArscnnI Rccentlon.

Ladies 20 to the Arsenal reception
free. Every ticket issued will admit
a lady and gentleman. Apply to the
committee for tickets unless you
have all escort. Tickets will be issued
TO all visitors upon application OF
their friends TO the invitation COM
mittee. Everything else about the
entire occasion il free TO every one.
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Into New Quarters.

The Second National Bank has
moved into the building on the corner
Of Seventh and the Square, formerly
occupied by the Bank or Columbia.
The building has been repainted on
the outside, and the interior has been
entirely remodeled and refurDished.
A new vault has been put Ia by
Patterson Bros, of Nashville.
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AMan Falls From a Balloon.

This thrilling event will occur at
CoIumbis July I2-l5. during the Jnbi-
lee at this place. He will fail from
the balloon but he will be in Para
chute II you never SAW parachute,
you should by s!I means 90 to the
July 12-15, Qualification. There are
50 many attractions 90 the progranI
that space forbids their mention.
iuiN S
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! Mau Falls From Il Balloon.

A thrilling event will occur at Co
lumbia July 12-15, daring tlie Jubilee
at THE place. He will fall from the
balloon but he will be in Parachute.
II you never saw q Parachute you
should by ail means go to the July
12-f5 Jollification. There are 81"
many attractions on the program
that spsce forbjds their M Dtjon
ia Y SLh
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WIIIiAms-McKinueY.

Mr.. Robert NJ. Williams and Miss
Kate Mckinney, both well known
and popular young people of Column
bia, will be married next week at
Fayetteville, where Miss Mckinney
is making a visit. Mr.. Williams and
his bride will go to Lexington, Ky
where they will reside in the future,
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Painful Accident.

Alex Williams, colored, the porter at
the L. & n. baggage Office at the de-
pot, happened to 3 very painful acci-
dent Yesterday evening by q large
trunk falling out of The baggage car
on his ankle, bruisiDg 1t up very
badly and causing him to qait work
for seVerai days.
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nERE.s THE LIsT.
Subscriber. to the Arsenal Celebration
Fund.

The following citizens have con-
tributed the amounts named for the
expenses of the Arsenal celebration.
Committees will zee as many. gentle
men not ON this list as possible, but
they will not be able to wait on
everybody. Let those whom the COM
mittee cannot see call on Mr.. w. p.
Woodbridge, Chairman of the Finance
Committee, subscribe and get invita-
lions to send their friends and tick
cts for themselves to the arsenal
buildings reception the evening of
July 18th. Tickets will be issued for
all ladies and visitors on application
to the Invitation Committee. Every
other event of the celebration is free
to all, and everybody is urgently in
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The Maury County Union willmeet
with the lodge at Hurricane Switch
on Saturday, July Is, at 10 a. II. Pub
lie Epeakiug. Dinner 90 the ground.
We hope every sub-Union in the
unity viii be well represented.
J. MILLER, w. II. NELSON,
Secretary. President
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Mistake Corrected.

In the HERALD's account OF the
shooting at Lawrenceburg Sunday
night, the names of the parties were
made to appear as Charles Bentley
and joe Mester, when it should have
been Taylor Bentley and George
MeSter
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Of applause that always gets the
famous trotiug dog. "Doc," j. sure
sign nat he il wonder. You can
see this wonder July II, IS, II and 10
at tHe Notification. His owner chaI-
ienges the world ju!yS
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Grand Military DisDIay

The First Tennessee Regiment will
give pa AIDES, drills, etc, at the Co
lumbia Driving Park next Tuesday
afternoon. There will be competitive
drills by companies and individuals.
A silk banner and gold medals will
be awarded the victors. u 8
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Potatoes, Molasses, Potatoes.

l still have ten barrels of New Or
leans MoIasses left, that L will ex-
change for Potatoes July LIST delivery.
One barrel Molasaes for ten barrels
Potatoes. Come in at once.
iune24-3t JACOB BARKER.
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OF applause that always greets the
famous trottiug dog 'Dce,n is cure
sign that he is wonder. You can see
this wonder July II, Is, IA and, 10, At
the Jollifcation. His owner challenges
the world j1iYS
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EXCURSION RATES.
To the Arsenal Celebration From July
IL to 18th.

II to 18th.
Excursion trains for Columbia special
will leave Bowling Green on the morn
ing of July l2th, at > a. M, making all
stations, arriving at Nashville 1887; leav-
ing $50, arriving at Columbia at 9:4O a.
III. Will leave Birmingham at a. m,
ard arrive ii Columbia at ll:22. Will
leave Sheffield at a. M, and arrive at
Columbia SO.
All trains will run directly to the
Arsenal grounds on the morning Of the
18th. These special trains viii be run
back and forth from the points men
toned every day from the 18th to the 10TH
inclusive, and stop at all intermediate
stations. Half fare rates viii be given
from Memphis, Evansyille, Lexington,
Louisville, Mobile and Montgomery.
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Potatoes, MOlasses, Potatoes.

I stiIl have ten barrels OF New Or
leans Molasses left, that 1 will ex-
change for Potatoes July LIST delivery.
One barrel Molasses for ten barrels
Potatoes. Come In at once.
iune24-St JACOB BARKER.
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We cannot answer this, but we can
sell you any kind of mo"n'e"'ur"H
tobacco as cheap as yCu - r4s !. ...-
this planet. Special pos nh i"ts 0,
five boxes and over.
iu S DELK d Redo.
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Eel From the Clouds

In g parachute, Is tine way the paper
put il the day after = lady desceuded i
earth in a wonderful parachute. This
is thrilling performance, and one
worth going miles to see. II you are
smart You will attend the Grand Jol-
LITIGATION, July i2-15. july 5 -
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Political Speaking.

Hon. w. J. WhitthOrn made a
speech Monday in the courthouse,
announcing himself candidate for
the State Senate. Several candidates
announced for the Legislature.
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Perry Cnin struCted.

LINDEN, July Perry County
Democrats selected unrestricted del
egates to he gubernatorial conven-
ton, but a majority are for Judge
Turupy
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Feel From the Clouds

In parachute, is the way the papers
put it the day after a lady descended 10
earth in a wonderful parachute. TINS
worth going miles to see. If YOU are
smart Won will attend the Grand JOLT
fication July 12-l5. July
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AMOUNTS LESS THAN $500

John Carroll, r. Berg, 5. B. stephen,
Willis Jones, John FAIRIES, J. NJ. Harris,
G. w. Jackson, J. \. Workman, Henry,
Gross, T. ]. Tucker * Co, Z. i. Nos+-
Shaw q Horne, =. Holman, W. y. kutti,,
A w. Warfield.
This makes a total OF about So.
Names Of other subscribers Will be added
as they come in.
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1892 s.The MagnoIia" 1892

now open and dispensing pure fruit
Juice Soda Water. Pineapple Bon
Bon, a deliciuos and refreshing ice
served at cur fountain, is our special
ty. E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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Five Pounds for Fl,

We viii offer for Il limited time
five pounds OF cracked Java Coffee
for 81, \. .. MCKENNON.
iIIiNS 1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-08
NOTICE TO oREDIToRs.

All parties having bills against the est ate
of w. A. Einc1de, are hereby notified TO
present them by the first day OF september,
1892, duly authenticate for payment.
]. II. KENNEDY,
=. iuIVl-it Admi ujstratOT.
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To Merchants.

Old Virginia Cheroots, Dukes Ci-
garettes and Red Seal Cigars, sold to
the trade at factory prices by the
1t E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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4 Small Cyclone

Always greets the trotting dog
dee" His owner challenges the
W world in this issue. Columbia July
I2-I5, Grand Notification. Go and
enjoy yourselves. july s
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As Cool as a Cucumber.

Is the noted Balloonist who will
make ascensions each day at the
Grand Qualification, July, 12-15.
iuiNS
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ChpAD.
For G1That Tired FeeIing',

w. J. Guest & CO., are selling
brisket roasts of beef at five cents per
pound. jly6-d4t-wIt.
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From Now On

We will offer many lines of Summer
goods regardless of cost to close out.
We are showing a new line Of Fast
Black Organizes that are quite sea-
sonable now.
All our Straw Hats go at cost from
this date.
You can buy shoes from us too with
great deal of profit to yourself.
Think of us in getting ready for our
great Arsenal celebration next week.
You will perhaps have to buy a
Summer dress or two and we can
save you money, besides showing you
Just what you want.
Yours Anxious to Please,
MrKpnnm pMC & Anderson
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To the Creditors of the Columbia Bank
inninp Co. and Bank of Columbian

As my farm will be sold, and l desire -
wind up my stock business viii sell ali my
Jerseys and horses on reasonable terms and
oriees and will trade literally Tor eertfi-
Gates Of deposit in either OF these hanks. Call
and see noe. WIN. J. WEBSTER.
iunelO sem W I'm.
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We have opened shop st the old Kuhn &
Turpin stanG, and are now ready to do car
mage and buggy repairing and painting.
Send in your vehicles and we will give you
good work ct fair prices.
julyS 1t }. T. STREET q Co.
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We recommend about four days,
July IL, Is, IA and 10. II the Grand
Notification does not cure you, your
case is hopeless. july 8
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-08

For nice hot rolls, or good sweet
bread, use Fleischmann' sCompressed
Yeast.
e. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
II. Agents.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-08

Book keepers, clerks, stCnographers, cash
iers statesmen, errand boys, porterS, cooks,
labOrers, mechanics, servants, and all per-
sons wanting employment OF any kind call
or address with 2-cent stamp, NASHVILLE
EMPLOYMENT Blu REAU, SO3 North Cher
ry street, Nashville, Tenn.
iuucS- limo, d. wed W fri.
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There VIII be services in Zion
Church tomorrow at II Il. m. prepare
tory to the celebration of the Lords
Supper Sabbath morning at IL n. m.
The services will be conducted by the
Rev. Marion Kennedy, of Pulaski i.
The Foreign Missionary Society will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Sabbath afternoon at O'clock.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-08

NOIUMBIA BRICK WORKS. Rims on
y North Garden Street Office, Ninth and
Garden at the Furniture Factory. Telc-
phone s. +. II. SMITH, Proprietor.
25O, OCO Brick now ready Tor delivery.
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IN Reward,
nn You MANr EMPI,OYMENT2

Lost, large red and white COW with knot OF
law. Return to GEO. n. SARNES.
iulyl DIT wilt.
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For state senator.

WYE are authorized to announce JOHN
" NJ. GROVE as a candidate for Senator
from Mnury, Lewis and Perry Counties, sub
iect 10 the action OF the Democratic party in
tn sc counties.
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For EThat Tired Feeling"
We recommend about four days,
July Il, 13, IA and 10. II the Grand
Jolification does not cure you, your
case is hopeless. july
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RICK WAGONS.

We have now in stock the best line of
Buck Wagons ever brought to the city.
Buggy Harness from 800 TO $500 per set.
We are headquarters for strictly hne Bug
fnive-it ]. P. STREET & Co.
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TGKGnn0l Bros. & Anderson.
HOW 70 Save Freight.

Merchants, don't forget that the E
w. Gamble Grocery Co., is selling
Fresh Crackers at Nashville prices.
Try us and save the freight. 1t.
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"From Columbia to Nashville II
almost continual wheat-field," said
a gentleman yesterday.
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WAGONS CHEAP.
CARRIAGE PAINT SHOP.

We have two three-inch Mitchell wagons
complete with bed, seat, and swinging gear
brake NJ SO each.
iuIyS 2t SATrERFIELD * CHRUCH.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-08

Turnip Seed Headquarters
iuIy8-2t. A. b. RAINS.
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IT'S said that the l. & n. has been
uuurually kind to the committee 0!
the Arsenal celebration. Their latest
is to grant free passes to the members
OF tie band.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

There will be communion services
at Zion Church Sunday. Rev Marion
=. Kennedy will preach both Saturday
ana Sunday a Missionary meeting
will be held in the evening at /
O'Clock, which will be addressed by the
new missionary to the Congo Free
State.
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SEMl-ANFsuAL

STOCK TAKING
ON The tenth DAY OF July
We begin taking stock preparatory to
buying fall and winter stock,
And in order to get our stock reduced we
VIII offer, for the next Is days, some
bargains that Will make you
open your eyes in Won
der. Read few
of them, aud then come
around and look at all of them:
WILL SELL
The best Blue Middlesex suits al. $40 %
Pest Sawyer Cass Suits 81 SO, old price is so
Best diagonal Bullock Suits,
D.. 49, c,..,.. Fl2 %, old price Z 50
\ few Light Colored Suits left, fine goods,
worth SIS 90 to $50 90, going ut 10 90
We are closing a splendid Suit for s. So
all wool, worth II %
We are overstocked in odd Pants and
they have TO he sold, and for the next fifteen
days we viii sell Pants at 10 per cent. less
them. y 81 SO Pants viii be sold tor 50 20;
50 90 pair will be sold Tor 50 so, and SO on, in
proportion. Don't wait till best styles are
all gone. Come quick and secure first choice.
Yours truly,
DAGENrUII
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3 Jolly Good Time.
No TI.Eth IN The Eeport.

Grand July Joliification, July 12-I5.
july
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MayGS, Walker & FriGFSOn.

As Cool as Cucumber
Is the noted Balloonist who will
make ascensious each day at the
Grand JoIlificatiOn, July, 12-l5.
July s
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now READY

And for sale at Iluch less than value:
One secondhand buggy phTjon.
One secondhand four passenger cab.
one second hand top buggy.
Come quick if you need any of these!
iulvS II j. p. STREET & Co
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JcIIyGOOd Time,
TIE Terrefc Cyclone

Grand July Qualification, July 1915.
siulv8
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And they do FAY that the rain il
did come down on the Cumberland
folks yesterday.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Congress.

I'Ur NOl'i. lt'--.
WYE are authorized to announce Col. n.
w N Cox as a candidate for reelection
to Congress, subject to the action of the
Democratic party. luuti5 'itS W.
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Notes, News and Comment.

Nancy Hanks goes against the
record tomorrow. May she get there.
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Parties calling for the above letters
will please say advertised
j. r. WILLIAMSON, =. NJ
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Letter Lists.

List of letters remaining in the office
for tho week ending July s, 1892.
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"The kite track at Columbia, Teun.,
will have no loop hereafter. Spirit
of the Hub Boston. yes, it has a
loop, used only for horses to score
down on"
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Our Leaders.

Shoes selling $3.50 and co. have re-
duced The biggest bargaH ever offered u
people of Maury County.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-08

Choice mems custo,nnade calf c%TdoEan
worth W a'i S"2 " Too
cal shoes, and Congress- reduced 10 So
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You Should Note This.

fifty ladies' made hoes @
- co. former price - W a = to-
pairs shoes at worm ron
5000 pairs ladies kid grain amt glove TALL
worth $40 10 ~ 81 oAio" Ue9
re
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-08

The cabbage crop is about the only
thing a farmer can raise To get h
a head.-Bingham Republican.
That is too true; the merchant also
Invariably gets ahead of him.
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TROTWOOD'S TALK.

j. ROSENTHAL.
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ONLY, and is done to make
recently ordered
in afayd
been people OF Maury county
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
z Bay City, Mich.
6 Lipca.
Szanowny Panic!

Czytafeh W Wsarxsie, il W Bay
Cicle pobakuJa soble czfonkowle
ZJe6noczenla . z%aiozeniu tutai
naszego wiasnego Zjednoczenla:
Co do lego, dodaiemY take
wytfomaczenle. Jezellby caiy "a
Rad mja} nadal pozostac W
Chicago, to ma prawde Bay City
ma zam'ar wystapi:, mlatoby do
tego sfuszny pow6d.
Bay City juz diva lata temu,
kiedy Sem odby} sic W Mllwau-
kee, pracowaio mad tenn, szeby
ca4y zarzad przeniesG do Milwau-
kee, Alo uiegl,smy przemocY
chlcagosklej. Do Milwaukee z
samego Chicago przyby4o ~jeszcze
razS lyle delegatow anszeli swogdle
zkad mad.
Me myslcle przeciez panowie,
by ME by}o lnuego mlasta mad
Chicago, W ktdrem by ten
zarzad potrafiono prowadzlt.
Eokadkolwiekbadz ten zarzad
latoS przYjdzie - CIV do Detroit,
czy do Milwaukee czy tez do Bay
City, ale %koniecznie Chi
cago mus1 bye przenleslony, je-
lei, Zjednoczenle chce ratowac
Bay City.
kOMITET.