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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-09
OUR BOB'S LECTURE.
THE Fiddle aud the Bow as Heard by "A
Herald Reporter.

1.-The Fiddle and the Bow as Heard by "A
Herald Reporter.
A HERALD reporter, being in Nash
Vile on business last Monday night,
dropped into the new MilsOm Thea
ire TO hear our Bob in his celebrated
lecture, "The fiddle and the Bow"
He v ent rather late, not anticipating
That there would be any diff
Guilty in securing g cd eeat, but
TO his establishment he found it nee
rssary Ia almost fight his way to the
window before he couli secure n
ticket. Finally he had to t'ke a seat
up stairs; aud felt himse fortunate
To get even that, for coon standing
room was at a premium, every chair
III the spacious auditor um from PIT
10 dome being f1lled.
The audience was eager for the fun
to begin aud there were TipPles OF
impatient appliance breaking out
Intervals during The minu es that in
ttrvened before they were Rratified.
Finally the curtain rOse and discov-
cred the OIL atoT of the occasion with
a large company of ienDessee's most
mel surrounding him
He was Introduced bv Col COlyar
as the mot brilliant ola'or in the
stare, and his lecture demonstrated
the truth of Col. COlyor's estimate.
He began by saying that lecture
without variety wa like TUE with
out a turn or a fiddle without u bow,
and pro eeded to avoid any such
monItrry 10y y, II i"g forth n medley
.,c + ch Lumor, touching pa;hos Snd
. eau;iruI imagery, with transitions
rom tue Que to the other so rapid
and uueXpecJed that tears Of sympa
thy Ii d not time TO dry before those o.
laugh err TOOK their place
OAe ecene prosecute d tn picture Of
a detected IA her wa king the oabS
at o'clock n. NJ and singing n lugu
orIous lullaby, falling OV.r chairs,
sticking tacks in his bare heel aud
D, evisII shaking the child rs Il e
.ause Of his woe4. The audien' e
roar, d with laugh er ht the irr' si-tibi'
:ro! cry If the lie like picture, bu
Lerore the sppiause had died away
U.,e lceue changed; the baby is dead
aud the anguish OF the pretL- is
made so vivid that tears a'e Wiung
from tire sternezt EYES
Hi arO~trophtS to music abouhG
IN the mot elnquen' aid y etic Wofd
. Uniting, but iuierspers' among
these polished gems OF finiHhed
.rat.rv, are de or pit on7 If homely
rural life among the mountains oil
Eat FEM esspe where bob vas born
aud reared. The lecture lasted two
hours but the interest OF the audi
ence wa sustained at high tension
through out and there We're signs Il
re r t AT its cIo-e, Tile APP, lthse "ie
g .ihusia aud st ii tns / 'reat red
To shake the house down, 1T Was %.
wild.
The same oraio- W. II be hire next
Thursday night in the same lee ure,
All those who TAIL 10 hear him Will
have themselves to- b'alns for not
ge ting the chest trt a. ever c1Ieled
to the public in Columbia.
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CASH Is KING!

We desire 10 eqFF The attention Of
he pubic. 10 u few very pertinent
tacts-ViZ Since the organization o:
our firm, we have always enjoyed
the largest patroI Age of amy firm in
our G tV, for which We are profoundly
grateful, yet at the same tine ar +,
md will always be, anxious TO IN
crease our sa es and popularity with
lie Peep e. In order TO do this, W.
realize that We have to nduct our
bu i, e-s in such way that no lrln
can undo F=ell u, when quarry Is
taken into consideration. We have
never vet been uudersO,d and never
in e I'd Ia be; but OR object 10 TO un-
GERS, IL eyeTy,ne else. We think We
have so far succ, eded i'll doing this,
but in order TO make "assurance dOuO-
Nv sure" We have determined TO make
a a tic. chang iii our buslht on ana
after Jadu ~ !, 1873.
Heretofore We nave ben Sc ling
goo, & to some of cur customers -" H.
nave had an established credit vi h
u.) OH the follow ing term: Account
I'm. January !, ami July l. Now on
January |. 1893, We will change our
Le,m4 10 80 days, or ell sccounts due
on first day OF each III nth. THIS, OF
con s., app los 10 pa ties WHO have al
established credit vi h us.
In making THE change we hope to
to save You noney, and at the same
time make more for ourselves Tn $
YOU can readily understand after
listening to our TeaSOns-VZ we
will be enabled to sell ut lower per
&c Il profit than formerly (Which " Ill
be considerably lower than any other
house in town.. Why? b. cause we
will al y avs have the ready cash 1"
uuy " hat we want, theI eby securing
every, his q at the very lowest price
agSin, we Will save large amount oil
iut. rest which we have heretofore
been paying on the amounts carried
by us for cur customers.
This, OF course, will he q large saw
ing which we propose to give our Gus
TONERS the benefit of, and thereby III
creaee our business.
Would it rot lie more prof able Tor
rs to sell $500 600 90 a 5 per cent prof.
It than tn sell $lOO,0O0.0O at per cent
pr H.? Make your own calculations
Now this is our Ohjs ct. We want
to sell ih4 greate-t amount OF g.ou-
at The least pei ceng profit p's-lDlr'
mi Oh THIS pros. O-itiOn We earnestly
.ulicit your patronage and good VIII
! Bear in mind thst we will. at NJ
time be undersold on any article, bui
! will. at al tines, try to undrrsel
| everyone 81. e. We do not care fol
| the God viii of our competitors, FOL
we cannot take care OF them, but va
are anxious for the good will OF the
public. Yours, respectfully,
WALKER u PETERSON.
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,ireat Sale Of Fine Jacks and Jennets.

MIR. A. Il. Ha Ian, the well-known
br.,.d.r al.d ini,,olter of Jacks aud
Jen,ets, OF Colombia, Tenn has ju-t
re- urneI noui Si'ain, VIII 70 lac 10 =
spvnL the grrairr part OF thS Itst
summer selecting a cargo OF Jacks
aud Jennets.
we doubt If better Judge of Jack
stock ever visited Span than Mr..
Har.an He las bs en breeding and
selling Jacks siucr he was bOy-his
fAth.r Or. d aud raised many good
ones before him. His purchase this
GUNNER was 30 JeDnets aud 20 JRcxr,
ard thy are prOnoun :ei 10y good
Judges to be the best lot ever Heen
ingether. The Jeunets Will rearly
all fo4l in the spring. Tue Jacks are
in fine condition aud ready for SER
vice. Mr.. Harlan will sell the entire
| Il at auction, at Columbia, Tenn
on Monday December 18th, on sic
mouths time. Buy ers eau go To this
sale " ith the as .urau - that tvi ry
animal will b sid tor just What ~
bid for il. There vii. be 40 by.bid or
re eve prce on anything All
breeders II tack stock should attend
his sale. You viii ste y grad lot "t
stock, and can buy just what you
want.
Immediately after the sale OF Mr..
Harlan's atOck Mr. T.. Hays VIII
sell his chestnut stallion, Hays AL
mont, and ten well brod brood Mares
On nine months time.
For catalogue address A. Is II trlan,
Columbia, Tenn. dec5 "
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SOCIETY.

The Young Ladies' Social Club gave
another one of their delightful Ger
mans last Tuesday night. at tn
I3ethell House, Mrs. Miles Mays b
ing kind enough TO tender the use OF
,be narIore. Those present were:
Miss Russell and James Crsik; Miss
Mary Evans and FIR d Gamble; Mi s
DutIon aud Lee Eppersoni. Mics
SaIlie Morgan and Frank Smith /;
Miss Louir e Craik aid Chas Gamble;
Miss N+ttie Cranberry and Wallac
Wilkes; Miss Emma Hughes aud
lie i'm Wooten; NJ iss Doak and Lu: ia
Err er.ou: Miss arker aud Leonard
Hughes; Miss Cockrell and Mo g
Frierson; Miss Mary Wilkes and Joe
Fowler; Mi Julia Flemi' aud n.
T. Arnold. Ro, eIs: Park Morgan,
! G. Msyes, I'har!e7 CullOm and Mr.
Edmision. Chaprro Mrs. NJ Z.
NAYS, Mrs Cranberry, Mrs. IL. r.
Dodson, Mrz. Sue Pre- ton and Mr..
w. NJ. Mayes and w. s Williams.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. %, lS6 =
Robert l.. Ewes, Dear Sir: my bust
ness (railroad engineer) is such that
I am m Ich exposed to the weather
The current or draft by fast moving
train is very great; as you are Well
aware, nothing is so conducive to
coughs and colds as these draGts, AID
in the discharge of our duties il is
almost imposs: BILE to avoid them.
While suffering with an acute cold
last winter, was induced to try your
White Pine and Mullen Cough
Remedy. 1t had peculiarly happy
fleet on me, giving relief in remark
ably short time. 1 regard it as the
Lest cough remedy l ever used. and
have recommended 1t to . great many
OF my friends. Yours truly,
oes5 1t SIn Dan FeaARTF'"
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STATE AsH COUNTY TAXES
-YCU CAN
- AXE COST

By paying your State and County
Taxes for 1892. Come forward and
settle and avoid the rush later on.
dec2 1t M. s. KUHN. Trustee.
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Rack From the Convention.

Judge E. E. Erwin AMI E >. F1y-
Ter, E-q returned last Saturday n IN
New O1leauE, where they went as
lie egat>s 10 the N:caraugs Ca IL.
Convention, They r. poft large at
tendance AMI inter. sting meeting
Resolutions were passed memorable
ing G. pngrcss TO give its endorsement
to bonds TIC build the CANA. Ii wa
argued III the speeches before tue
convention that both the Democratic
and Republican p a forms aud Pres
dent HarlieOn and President elect
Cleveland, favored the scheme. IT
his is so, ii looks like the Nicarauga
Canal schemers will get their inSe =
inside the treasury vaults, atd II
so, the HERALD predicts that history
Will Wi e up another big steal.
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Anellon snIe of FarnIture.

BY virtue of mortgdge made to
me by ]. $ Rrdd, " h ch IL recorded i'm
B ok No. 49, Vol. 4, page 40, of The
Register'- ffic an 1 da.ed July 9th,
1892, will on
Saturday, December I7tI, 1892.
sell to the highest bidder, for c IN Mt
the court-house dOO in he town ot
Columbia, lot of household and
kitch-n furniture. Tie furniture Is
all co mi arstively new.
IL. +. FIGUERs, Moftgagee.
a, 20 d.
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Important Notice.

We have transferred all our daily
l.scribers to our weekly list. This
Will explain why some are getting
the weekly who have never ordered
it. We hope this arrangement will
be satisfactory to all, as we would
like 10 have ali our daily subscribers
still remain with Us. Those who d ;
not wish to, however, will please
norify US in person or by note to THIS
OFFICE, so that we may stop their pa
per. Please do not depend upon the
carriers to deliver your message; they
may forget it; and so not put that
work upon the postmaster, it is not
his business. II you won't conti1ue
with u, please notify THIS OFFICE
But it will only cost you 81 q year an,i
the proper thing to do is for you ali
TO continue. HERALD Co. dec2-4G
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LIVE STOCK.

Among the many beautiful and al
ways enjoyable productions in
periodical Christmas liter lure there
is probably o class Journal tbat has
acquired a more sub .tantial aud lasts
hg 10 sition ia the estimation Of au
A preeiatiNe- public than has The
HOIsemAp, II Chicago. The CONS
plete fulfi lment In years past OF all
p. omises aud ASSURANCES made con-
.-erning tbe many valuable features
OF their Christmas numher Should
leave no que zion in the minds OF It's
eaders but that the holiday number
FOR 1892 will be fully in keeping with
aud in al probability surpRss it's
predecessors. The reasonable tx-
p, clancy OF all who are more or ltss
interested in the care and cultivh-
in IF the hOrse will rely be salts
lied. The many supplements IL wilt
nave and the timely iluRtf ions
hat will grace it's columns, the
rRbu alton of useful Information in
he firm OF tab es ami statistics, with
the immense amount OF reading mat
ter, which will ali TEEN with Interest,
'eriainiy will gain for 1t the admira-
ton OF the least interested, TO ssy
nothing of the rest. Considering the
small amount OF money for which it
can be bought (25 cents crpy, post
i.aid), IL !. but fair To pre-, une that
mary will be disappointed again this
year through delay in ordering, and
they who arrange at once for their
-upply VII be sure to receive IL.
We recommend that each Of our
readers order a copy OF tuis number,
RENTING p cents for the same to
rhe HO"stman office, 325 Dearborn
street, Chicago. The pos. age will be
paid by the publishers.
The Directors of the Cumberland
Fair aud Racing Association at
Mar hville, have determined to hold a
running meeting next spring. The
late il not fixed, but it will follow
closely upon the Memphis meeting.
Mr.. Hailan's sale of jacks aud jen-
nets at the stock yRrds ON the 18TH,
will be on six mouths credit. This
is growing and paying business,
and better clars to reject from will
not be found again soou. The way to
make mon is to start In a giowirg
business, and that's what the lack
huslBt 50 promises to be in this cOun-
try.
The great stallion Nelson AMI his
owner e. ii. n 'lson, have been REM
.tated w the B ard OF Review and
the National Trotti & ASSOCIATION.
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Trustees Sale.

AS Trustee of the firm of Hays &
DaiIn wood, have for sale STOCK OF
groceries con listing of such goods as
are usuHl y carried by family grocer
les; such rs meat, meal, coffee, sugar,
tea, flour. canned goods, candlerr
cigars, tobacco, etc, etc.-al-o NIX
lures, show cases, heating stoves and
iron safe-aI~o one horse and delivery
wagon. Being anxious to close out
this property, l will sell it at very
reasonable pr ces at private sale.
dec2-tf JAS. A. SMISER, I ustee.
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POULTRY WANTED.

Our second car OF poultry lea es
Tuesday, Dec. l3. NJ postponemeht.
We want one thousand Tu keys, one
ti.o sand Hens ami five hundr d
Geese. Bring Us your poultry. We
will pay highest market prices. Come
aud see us at once,
BARKER Bros, Emb 4rgo street.
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OfAn Ages.

The four stages of life We're repre-
scented AT the dinner given by Mrs.
James Guest at the Guest House
Yesterday on the occasion of her 63rd
birthday. The dinner was cooked by
old aunt Rose Whitthorne, who Is
80 years of age, and the youngest of
those at the table was Mrs. Guests
grandchild, only l year old. Be
sides these there were Messrs. James
Gregory, "A eaIs cd, John Thomas,
46 yea old, h. + Erwin, A years
old, Ed Green, 81 years old, Frank
Wood p Tears old.
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you see it in our ad. it's so.
ours, anXlous 10 pIease,
NCKGnnOn Bros. & Anderson.
X. of =.

The annual election of officers of
the knights of Pyth "a, which order
numbers about seventy five, was held
last Friday night at the Castle Hall,
with the following result. Represen-
tatives TO Grand Lodge, John A.
Cakes; Alternate ]. s. Orman; Mas
ter of Work j. w. Wilson; Trustee,
DIR. j. A. WithersnOon; Chancellor
Commander, o. p. Rutledge; Vice
Chancellor, j. c. Dexter; Prelate,
DR.. hazel Padgett; Master OF Elk
CT equer, j A. Floyd Keeper OF
Record and Seals, w. B. Greenlaw +;
Master at AIMS, w. P. Boyd.
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Sneaker OF the Senate.

What's the matter with b II Whit
thone for 81 X Of the senate
Wn. n lie rep eseuted Marry County
I'm the lower house Of the legI.lsture
ne was n lending m..n'ber OF the FL
nance Committee and took an active
part In ali the public measures that
came before the oiFe; beside s, lac
was alw vs. found OH the ride of the
people. He would make n .pitsl pre-
siding officer. -Mu, freesbOrJ Free
presH
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AnnroachIng Nuptia!s.

C ,cfs are out an 'oIn ling the ma >
iaee q: dis Annie Marlin MOsson
of Hot y >iriDg to Mr.. Edw ard A.
Young ui b -liiIghan, Ala, OF
Wedn sd IS FL '~ning. a II o'cIck, liz
the P. esbyterian Chuich in Holly
Spring.. Mi = MOs-Oi is a lovely,
acc ,mplished y"u ~ LAZY, aud her
host uf friend here regret to know
81" viii in the future ,eside in Birm
ingham. Mr. Young is tne bust
nees man of st.r,ing qualities an
worthy OF the n ible woman he has
won.-Meinphjs Commercial
MIR Young form. rIy lived here
md ais many friends will b. glad TO
learn of his good fortune.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-09

On South Maiu street have thu
uscest line of winter or ceries and the
rhtape-t prices in the city, including
pickles, sour pickles, oat meal, grits,
faxed hominy, rice, all kinds Of
canned gOods, figs, rai-ins, dat es, cur
rents, Prunes; in fact, any thing you
may need. To app'e 'iate ur stock
and uric ?, we invite you t. Gu an"
see for yourselves.
Remember the 'a"e-S0uth NAL
.tleet. next door t. Geo. Hodges. IL
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OPERA HOUSE
II. G. SETTLE MANIAC Err.
ADELIGa TFUL TREAT.
Thursday, DeCemb r ID
FX-GOy. RObt. l.. Taylor
in
''The Fiddle and the Row."
Headlight Flour
Brings contentment to the whole
household. Our SPECIAL brand.
r. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
DROPOsALS for erectlon of .

PROPOSALS for erection of En-
4 frances, etc, Columbia Arsenal,
Columbia, Tennesse e, November y,
1892. S. aled proposals, in tIiplicate,
will be received until - o'cloci. M,
on Morday, Decent er II. 1892, for
the erection of two double gates,
three single gates and thee corner
nosts at this arsenal. Printed blank
forms and specifications, with full
instructions, stipulations, etc, can be
had on application to MAJOR isaac
ARNOLD, JR., Ordnance Department,
u, IS. A. Commanding. nov1S4t
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Sailing Ont to Quit Business.

The Columbia Furniture Company
are selling out at cost for cash. Call
arIy 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.
dec2 ct
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WEDDING BELLS.

Cards are out announc ng the mar
rage Of Mr.. A. n. Dale to Miss Annie
darrahau, to take place AT the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES aren't, 1922 Lake
Avenue, Chicago, Tuesday evening.
December 20, al O'clock. BON e
contracting parties formerly lived
here and several If their friends talk
of attending the happy Cccasi IL. Mr.
and Mrs Dale will be at home IN
Mas Vile after february l.
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Ilorsemen. Attention.

The Maury County Farmers q
Rrr+ders' Association will receive
sealed bids up to December 18th, for
the upe of the Fair Grounds the eusu-
ing year. The cOndi ions made
known on application, BY order OF
Executive Committee. Addrers all
cotumuniraI Ohs to
MORA b. FARIss, Sec'ty,
dec22t Columbia, Tenn.
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Trustees Notice.

All persons indebted to the firm Of
Hays & DaimwOOd viii find thRi'
accounts in my bands Come fur
ward at once and settle your &C
counts and save cost II ereby, as i
shall be compelled to close them out
at once JAS. a. SMIsBR, Trustee
dec2-tf
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Wanted,
Farms to Sell !
RELIGIOUS NEWS.

WITHERSPOON Il RUTLEDGE.
Il 4
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Southern Trade Pa
w. r. Wilson.

w. +. Wilson has bought the coal
and WOOD yard of Baird IL McLemOre.
His coal AMI ~OUd are of the best
quail aud lowest prices. His wood
is sawed and split feady for inn
me Il ate uSe. Baird d McLemore' F.
telephone, No. 50. dec2 Al
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ne lth at Carter,s Crefk.

Mr.. John G. Alexander, rn iidu-
entiai AID highly ret peeted cItizen OF
the Cartrr's Greek neighbOrhood, died
last Monday night, OF heart dl@+ ase
He was in his 9th year. The ia
neral occurred wednesday,; inter
meut Ia Beech Grove Cemetery.
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Administrators Notice.

AS administrator tf c. Csuvin, ]
have for sale n stock of fancy gr"cerIes
aud confectionery, also RESTAURANT
outfit. All of which eau be bpur
chased upon very reasonable terms
by application to me In person.
decZ If JAS a. SMISER AL IN.
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birthday HInner.

II seIdom happens that go many OF
a 'famIiyD nave birthdays on the
anne day, and when IL does tile dsy
deserves a grand celebration. At the
t,uest House yes, erday, the Ssh. one
of these pleasant occasions was en-
fovefi :, hen the 10 Low Ing mann d., OF
whom were born can the sth ~ Deevm-
her. gave a big di neT 20 themselves
and n few OF tber friends To wit:
Mrs. James l.. Guest aud her grand-
8 a, viii iam IL. Erwin, OF Teas < -
Green, ia mes II Grg0ry, Franz
Wood aud john Thou ~.
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a n "a I'm 8

"KEEP WARM"
Rv calling and buyiug a NICE lap Robe from
3ecg tf SATrEhFIELn ~ Gnu RICH.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for CastoTia-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris-
When He had Children, she gave them castOrlA'
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FARMERS, lrTENTION!

This way for your exchange of
WHEAT AND CORN
For
FLOUR AND MEAL
We are also in the market for the Pur-
chase of wheat and corn. Best rates
offered and good goods given.
WIN. Il. BAIRD & CO..
dec2 If Operating Bucks Milling Co.
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A Child ENJOYS,

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of a laxative, and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the urOst
gratifying results follow it's use; so that
il is the best family remedy known and
every family should have "a bottle.
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Lazarus & Sons

Have on hands large FtockfOi fl =
esudies, mats, raisins and oranges.
FIre crackers and hll kinds OF fte-
works ueeS "
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The Bee Hive Is Knocking the Spots
Ont of Prices. Our

Full standard prints at only. .-..--:.-.. c
Standard and stylish dress prints, best n, .
Very heavy brown dOmestics at. .-..... D c
Round thread heavy cotton checks' -
only. ................. zee. 1890 " y
Dress n sinshalh ia'oe' 'i,.' =. S1Ic
French bingham reduced from 1879 to- ~ c
Bleached domestic, free OF Starcn
Heavy bleached domestic, 1ull yaru
wide, free of dressing. .....-....-.,... Z
Heavy twill ed or fleeced canton fan
All wool hlling cashmere, newest ~ .
All wool filling. double width Henri
Mems ali wool red understands at. -, % c
b a comforts, large and heavy, only. -$;Tu
Heavy jeans, all wool nlIlnS' Only -. - "
Neat and dressy boys suits, ranging
from four TO thirteen..... 800. 49, i'4V
Stylish youths suits, ranging from 10 M
TO l. hi,yi,;ess snits go
Ladies', misses and chiidrep's cloaks,
also latest novelty in Refers al eN-
tremely low prices. ..... .....-... ...... ~
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Grain leather solar tip school schoes, IL m
Ladies' dongola lace shoes, 3 and 1, -
Ladies' dongoia button shoes, elegant
Mems fun stock brogan, 6 to IL ......... 70 c
Mems high cut buckle shoes. .::.;....- ~
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Yearling Mules for Sale.

Nineteen head at a bargain, as I
am not prepared to feed them.
M. 5. COCKRIEL, Nashville.
R.-fer to Alien Harlan, Columbia.
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Lazarus & Sons

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