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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-17
SOUTH COLUMBIA.

Mrs. Margaret Howard is sick.
Little Sam Leadbetter has been
very sick.
Mr. Hinton Philips is better but is
still very low
Mr.. Jeff Rea is out after slight at
tack OF la grippe.
La grippe has been the unwelcOme
guest Of Mr.. Harvey Wilson aud Miss
Btulah Ussery several days.
Master Roy Harte is recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
Miss Jennie Grigsby has returned
home after a pleasant visit to her sis
ter Mrs. Wallace.
Prof. w. II. Wilkes came out from
Nashville and spent Sunday at home
Mrs. Geo. Williams of Decatur,
Ala spent few days with friends
here this week.
Miss Nettie Allison OF Knob Creek,
- Up .nGiDg the week with Miss lii
lie Porter aud Miss Rebecca Fars
Mrs. Gray and Mrs. MusgrOve
spent u night with friends here on
their way from Nashville to Giles
County.
The Second NJ. E. Church has pur-
chased of Mr.. VIM. Bynum the cot
tage on twelfth street, occupied by
Rev. Root. Wilson. The pastor Rev.
J +. TinnOu, ana Mr.. Wilson ex-
changed places Monday.
The EpwOrth League Of the Second
NJ. E. Church has appointed Rev
Mr.. Tinnon, Miss Maude Cameron
Miss Fletcher Thweatt as de;ega, es
to the convention to be held at Gal
latin ia April.
There was little wreck in the
r. h yards here Saturday evening
caused by an engine running into !
cato lse aud some box cars.
On last Sunday morning at nine
o'clock, at the residence OF Rev. w
| Y. Ue-ery, Mr.. Charles " est and
Mss Fanny Truel0ve were united IN
matrimouy by Mr.. Ussery. A small
crowd witnessed the ceremOny-attel
which the happy couple went OF
their way rejoicing.
Miss Lula DarR has returned from
a pleasant visit to santa Fe.
Mr.. Chas. Mooney came out from
Nashville Saturday night. He wa'
accompanied back to Nashville Sun
day morning by Mr.. john Rea.
Miss Alice COrcOran is visiting
friends in Nashville.
Miss Mary Lou Vesey WAS in Oul
midst this week in the interest Of ,
circulating library which she IL or
ganjzing. We think this mob I
iica and hope that many South Co
lumb aus will take shares in it.
Miss Fannie Shoots, after a pleas
ant visit to relatives in the couutr.
has returned home.
Prof. 8. ID. Harmon Is with rela
tiv+s here this week.
The grlnd-orgsn and the mOnke.
called on rs this week.
Mr.. Robinson who has been keep
ing books for the Hoffman Lumbe
Company at this place, left last weel
for his home at Fit. Wayne, Ind
The little six year old son of Nv
John Philips has pneumonia.
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LIVE STOCK.

Erector il not only splendid spe-
ciinen Of equine b-auty. but u race
,hose as we'll, and what is sill
rarer, his p dlgree Is gilt edge. HIS
sire is the leading trotting stallion of
the day, his get holding the three
fastest records in harness. He is the
sire of the matches Direct 2:O5A ,
aud many others. Erector's dam
brings in the celebrated Pilot Jr. and
MambrinO Palcnen cross. His fee is
most reasonable, being only $50. See
Mr.. G. III. Decker's card in this issue,
Ereotor will stand at the kite track,
Columbis, lena.
Alex Mckay bought chestnut
fIy, Elegance, by McEwen out Ui
Grace King al thu Cumberland Park
sale last Mondey, the property q
Maj. Campbell Blown.
Mr.. r. chard CrNter, the well.
known Temmauy Cui-C of Now YORK
nss bought Daf Interest in the
whole OF the BE IL Meade horses
with lhe rXcewiuu OF the yearlingS
10 be sod l., Juae. Tae stud in
cUdcs a hundred mares and the
great s'eli,Oys Luke Blackburn
lrcqaois, WIenout, | spectnr b., inn
pulU-d Gteat Tom, imported Loyalipl
and ClsrcudOn. Il is said That Mir
Croker paid & II. Jackson $250,O00 to-
The hair interest IN the stock. HI
Q, ~ no iuier st IN The farm. Gen
Jackson will receive S. 600 year al
manager aud so II mead for the keel
OF mares am $l2 each for the keep o
| stailiOus
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TO THE CREDITORS AND DE-
POSiTORS
OF The Colum bia Ranking Company.

OF The COlum bia banking Company.
AS Trustee OF Columbia Banking
Co., nave coIecteu the sum Of 500.
$500, and have DISTURBED the eum of
57,99964, waving bIlabce subject L.
check Of 81 1885 Have made four
five yer GEM! pro rata diVIOenas.
stated to the depOsltOrs thrOugh
tue Maury Democrat and The HEX
AID, lraC III my opinion they woulo
rea,Ize not less than tory or more
lhau tifty-five cents on the dollar,
aud | AIN of the came OpiuiUn still,
while Mr.. Webster, one OF our a..
torneys, thinks it will pay more.
1t il our opinion tnaL the liabilities
OF the bank will hot fall below $3.50
900. We cannot say definitely what
the assets v i'll amount To, as 50 much
of 1t Is being litigalei and disp uted
| sold the Dew farm AT public out
cry to highest biG ;er for $40 325 90
But when j. III. D,'N conveyed this
land to ID. B. Cooper ~ 1890, he re-
taiued lien To peru CT the title Of the
property in D4vid,.,n County, fuI
which he gave in a payment the
above mentioned f,rni. This len l.
causing some delay IN our closing
this sale aud rta.izi"g ON The same,
but we ale satlsti Il il will result in
no loss TO the banh The Rye House
and the Edgetied pr pyrty are sub
jecI to the saIue trouble aud delay.
The notes against MIR. Mayes ana
first note against Mr.. Friersou, taken
/ L., l. 4. 4 l..
2nG day Of June next. We have
Thought suit against the StockhVid-
ers Tor unpaid stock and dividends
they received from the hauk, amOuut-
Ping TO a large sum. ALI notes and
overdrafls have been sued ou, eX.
cept Il very few, which we can mau-
age better without SUIT, ami our at
lUrneys are pushing all claims a.
rapidly as possible, nut every sort OF
delay plsa is inle posed against
their collection, AID hence delay
But we are using every eudeavor t.
lee, aud will pay the fifth pro
rata as soon as we have enough t.
! Justify us in declaring it. We have
! Slways commenced pro rata when
we have collected only two-thirds Oi
the required smOuur, trusting 20 col
lect enough 10 ii ish il before it i,
c9lled for.
Should any deposition or creditor
desire to call ut my office sud look
over the Assets, liabilities, books, etc.
will take pleasure in snOwing him
and throwing any light on the sui
jecl | can. Very respectfully,
RoBE c. Church, Trustee.
n. B.-Checks of pro rstss Nos l
>, 3 aud /, 10 the amount of about
s., 800, still remain in my hands
The owners will Oblige me ny calling
for the same st once.
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DROP I'M.

We want to show you the largest
assortment of medium and fine dress
goods ia Paris novelties, in light che
viot suitings in Epangalenes, in EN-
press aud French PopIius, in plain
BrOGhe and Persian silks and Velvets,
in Wash Fabrics of every conceivable
variety, such "a French Organizes,
Crinkle1, Scotch Giughams, Irish
Lawns, Penang9, Satines, etc. We
don't wait for warm weather on dress
goods; tue early buyer gets the pick
The quality of al the goods soln by
us is uuqnestpnrd while we keep
pric-a at the minimum.
MONDAYS BARGAINS:
Sprng ginghams, standard styles,
wortn 10 cts, our price for thts
sale s.................., 6i3c
Full regular fast black hosiery,
our price Tor thi- ea,e,......,l2lac
500 yards sen leland domestic,
remnant lengths from 3 to I
yard pieces S.................,. A. e
Call for The best Oxford ties ever
shown az l,25 per pair.
We have IA large line OF OxfOrd1
common sense and opera lasts, bough
to sell at 81; .ee have marked them
for quick sellers II. 81 80 per pair.
We dou't waut To brsg, but W.
can't keep it when i. comes 10 Sprinl
Clothing. We can suit ynu, we cal
rlea-e you, we can sell you, If you'
just give us q show. Long profit
were lie out aud had no show whei
we marked this stock.
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Walker & FrierSOn.
Mr.. Leon VincenTs lectures ut the
Institute.


DR.. Beckett ia not only doing n
mos, commendahle thing for his"
school, IN furnishing series of high
class literary lectures, for the benefit
Of his young laty pIpils; but l.
entitled to the thanks OF the whole
community for atfording the public
an opportunity to enjoy SO genuine u
a treat. Beginning with Thursday o.
lat week, Mr.. Leon Vincent, the
we'll known lecturer, delivered a
series of five lectures, one each night,
except Sunday. His subjects wer'
Addison and Steeie, English Satire,
The English Novel, James Russ ell
Lowell, aud Oliver Wendell Holm $.
In handling these subjects, Mr..
Vincent showed thorough famil
iarity with both E glish and Ameri-
can literature, and an acquaintance
with the authors treated that gave il
his lectures, the enjoyment on
would hardly expect to receive TX.
cept on hearing one discussing tn
works aud character of an intimate
friend. Even Shakespeare, removed
As he is by several centuries. Aud {
anthentici'y OF whose works is QUE,
Toned, was introduced to the audi.
ell e in u manner that left no dOub
of the reality of Shakespeare TN,
author or of his beng the most bril-
liant literary genius of all his o"y.
The artistic finish of Mr.. Va cant'l
lectures, hie treedom from teiantrN
and his pheasant delivery, mad hi,
entertainments thoroughly enjoyanl-
whether his auditors were tAnili"'
with the subjects treated or not. ii
will probably return next sra.on.
DIR Beckett hopes to bring to Co
uuuia shortly, Mr.. James l. ~
Allen, sni pnssinIy Thomas N7ls !
Psg-, neither Of whom needs al
Introduction to reading people.
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Strictly Business.

The HERALD will give 500 to the
Kings Daughters, to be used rs they
please for charity purposes, il, upon
investigation, it is proven that the
HERALD has not "a larger bona fiGe
circulation in MAURY COUNTY than
any other paper in the world. We
invite our customers to examine our
subscription books, and we cordially
invite our contemporaries to submit
to an investigation.
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Landreth's Onion Sets.
II WOODBRIDGE, IRWIN E & fowler.
The City Charter Question.

There has been some stir this week
over the city charter question which
has been apparently lying dormant
during the legislative recess. The
advocates Of the change of the char
ter begau TO circulate petition in its
favor when the subject first came up
for discussion. How successful they
were We are not informed The
friends of the present from OF govetu-
meut have circulated no petition un-
I'll this week. Their petition asks the
legislature not TO pass the bill drawn
b. Mr.. w. J. Andrews. We are not
able to state how many signatures
they hive secured. There is no
question however, but that a bill Will
be introduced i'm the Lt gislsture TO
make some sort of change aud that
It will be introduced very soon now.
Those Interested on the subject had
better keen their eyes on their guns
for some action will be taseu with
out much further delay.
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NashyILle,s Big Horse Sale.

The tennessee Breeders sale of
horses opened on last Monday as
advertised, uuder very favorable cou-
dulon-. The weather was pleasant,
the crowd large, the bidding spirited
aud the saIes larry good. The ti's
lot offered were the property o.
Msjor Campbell Brown, of Spring
Hll, and were sold as follows:
M9caroon, l4456, CHI, McCurdy's Ham
bleIonian-Susle q; A. G. Bryant, Gala
tin, Tenn, 1920
Catassa, 1855, b. c., McEwen-K Kate X;
IL. Waterman, Macon, Ga, 500.
Mszzini, 1907, b. c., McEwen-Envy;
A. g. Bryant, $50.
Bruno, b. c., Brown Hal-MaXie P; j.
II Cunningham, Nation, ILL.,, S425
TOmbigbee, b. e., Tallsman-COosa; A.
G. Marshall, Minerva, o., 800.
Filtration, br. III; Tennessee Wilkes
Jennie Pruitt; S. 2. Coleman, Rustin,
La. $50.
Finale, b. M, Tennessee Wilkes Gray
Fannie, II. Waterman, $50.
Kannatha, ChestertieLd-Jen nie; Il.
Waterman, $50.
Bettina, b. M, Nuthlll-Black Bess;
Ed Orgill, Memphis, Tenn, Sl25.
Lallie, or. ~; Van Kirkman, Nash
vile, $40.
Elegance, CHI. f., f., McEwen-Grsce
King; A. Mckay, Columbia, Tenn, $l45
Thora, b. f., Thorr- Watauga; w. II.
Bell, Gordonsville, Ala, $l65.
Halads, brown hal-Ada; Alex.
Campbell, Spring Hill, Tenn, 500.
| Bryonia, r.. r. L., Young Wilkes Blue
Bonnet; 5. j. Miller, Nashville, S25.
McNary, b. e., McEwen-Oriana; j. A,
DO0little, Connecticut. sos.
McMillin, oh. e., McEwen- Madonna
j. II. Pledge, Glencoe, KY, $50.
Mckay, Oh. 4, McEwen-Gracie King
Ii. Waterman, $50.
Musquetoon, b. g, McEwen-Myrtle
Ii. Waterman, $40.
Flanbeau, br. T., Brown Hal-Floss; j
X. Murphy, Gallaun, Tenn, $50.
Count Fosco, ch. <, Young Wilkes
Fannie COvingLOn; }. X. Murphy $50.
COwden, b. e., Kuickerbocker-C WIDER
mare; j. X. Murphy, S75.
Waterford, b. x, Tennessee Wilkes
Frisco; A. IL. Robinson, Nashville, $500
Othtr rs were sold from the Hermi
tage Sud, May OYeron, w. H
Williams, A. H. Robinson, Van l.
Ki.kman, a. w. HarrIr, l.. L. Bax
ter, d.. w A. Paschall and q. b
tfittntr. Whole number sold seveut!
~ fIOi 'lO'
Tue number of orses sold on Tues
day WAS SO and the aggregate re
ceipts IS S25, or an average of $1lO
Polk d Brown Of Maury County, sol,
Miss Sp ncer bsy mare for $3.50
Moscis, hay mare for $165. Ed Nor,
bay colt tor $40, ia Gen'l. w. II
jackson and Ger ru1e, roam FLY 10
800 Harlan Bros. Of Maury Count.
. slid the chestnut colt, Carmack, TO
$3l5 Tnis was about the bes! nric
received any one animal sid o
the second day.
Al the Wednesdays sale, 95 horse
: We're sold, bringing an aggregat
o! $l4,505, or an avei age Of 1852 each
They were mostly the property {
l John +. Muse. The principal even
OF the sale was the purchase OF
/ pair Of brown horses by Genl JacR
= sou for Mr. Richard Croker of Me-
York for $500. The sale will contin
the rest OF the week.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-17

The second glsnd combination sale
by the Tennessee Sale Agency, will be
held at South Side Park the second
week in April 1893. Ample time to
get YOUR stock in first class shape.
We will advertise largely aud have
the buyers here if you will only do
your part. Enter nothing but sound,
rirst-class stock and have what you
Offer in shape to sell. Write or call
at d NJ. Lenesve's hitch yard for
entry hlanks. Remember dates-en-
tries close March 10th. Sale the
second week in April.
Respectfully,
TENNESSEE SALE AGENCY.
march3 II
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u II
nnarch3 t
One Negro Shoots Another at Lii
lar DIS Mill.

We are informed that few days
ago, a negro named Bill Mclean,
shot and severely, if not fatally
wounded, another negro named B 10
Mclean, at Lillards Mill, in Mar
snail County. He used a revolver of
large caliber aud shot him through
the body. The negro who did the
shooting had been drinking and was
in q quarrelsome mood. He was
talking loudly and Extensively, while
ONE ladies were passing, ana Bob
demonstrated with him for doing go.
Falling to stop Blps offensive Ian
gusge, and seeing that be was becom
ing more and more quarrelsome,
Boo got up and started to go into his
house, When Bill drew his pistol End
without provOcatiOn shot him. He
then made good his escape and al
this writing mas not been appre-
hsnded
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First Class Stow Wood.

Cedar aud seasoned ash; cut to At
the stove. Delivered promptly any
where in the city; 81 50 II load, SO a
measured cord. Leave orders at Har-
dIsUn's butcher shop, next door to
Quest House, or n WatsOn's old
wood yard stand, on Eighth street. a
Strictly cash on delivery.
mars st GILLIAN IL HARDISON. !
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ladies.

We have Just received something
new ia Oxford Ties. The goods come
fresh from the factory aud you vii
find what you want Ia this eelection
Ask To see our OJz9 Roman Straf
slipper. We have also pew lot q
ladies' slipper soles.
Isn2O ~ A. P MORGAN.
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Grand Opening ut Mt. Pleasant,
March 20,h 1898.

We have secured the services of a
professional milliner from Indiana
yoNs. Indisna, tn take charge of our
MI iupry Department Tall aud see
us before purchasing elsewhere.
J. p. BROwNLOw d Sons,
marriott. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-17

] will be found ut the Registers
office the first Saturday in every
month, to examine spplcsnts, issue
certificates and trunsscj any business
properly connected wi1h the Superin-
tendanp- "ffice. My pOst-Uflice adj
dress is CulleOka.
JESSE TOMLINsON,
County Supt,, of Pubic Instruction
If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-17

When you want coal foI your stove,
order Nut, at Is cents per bushel;
the best humps and for CRATES always
on hand ut W. A. RUTTLE's,
Telephone. 81. feb3-3m,
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ladies,

We have Just received something
new in Oxford Ties. The goods come
fresh from the factory and you will
find What you want in this selection.
AK TO rec our OOZe Roman Strap
slippers. We have also new lot OF
ladies' slipper soles.
iau20 lY A. p. MORGAN.
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Lessons in Fancy Work aud Painting.
SALLIE ]. FRIEL.
Eighth Grade Editor.

| will begin the first week in April
giving lessons in fancy work, such a.
embroidery in arreseue, chenille,
fiIlusAlle aud ribbosiu., also painting
in almost every variety. Lessons in
rrocheting 1T 10 ceuts eacn. ] will
be found at Mis-. V,sey's "n Garden
street MRS. JONES.
utarl7-ot
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10 Merchants.

Old Virginia cheroos, Dukes
cigarettes aud red seal cigars, sold to
the trade nj factory prices by the
4. w. GAMBLE GROCERY 20.
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Councillors nistanced.

Landreth's, F-r,y's and Crossmans.
If WOLnRIpRE, IRVINE i FOWLER.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
StnOkhnlder,s Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stock holders OF
the Columbia Hera d Company will be held
at the Office of the company in oltmbia, on
Thursday, April 6, 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
fol-. the purpose OF electing board of direct
ors for the ensuing year, and Tor the trans
action OF any other business that may be
presented. By order OF the President.
marl7 81 H. y. LANDER, Manager.
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RntfEr-Rnitnr.

You will fud ready market for
good butter, ~ the
+ w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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Brings contentment 70 the whole
household. Our SPECIAL brand.
E. w CAMILLE GROCERY Co.
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Personal.

Lat Eri1.y
i"sS 81,
hi 10, 10 ,r ~, '''s0'' 10 0ou'H VI
O e. t =
+or 80 iiioa,s % 80 t,n a = We p'o' ''e' q"
W. 49,,
+hia a,ooi, ~ Snrins I'm 'f0''N'''
w ~ NJ, n,
A y. Floya wen. 10 Cna'VSuo 'sa
y" l""''
MIS-, Cnar'pS 0m,Ih, o. Fu "sS'' j.
visiting MrA' d. a. Rogers
Capt. IL D. Sni5a ptll II V's'V 70
Clnclhn"'l 'Ss oa ur""S'
Mr.. j. Collie Hackney Of Nash
vile was hers IaTI oundfy'
Andrew Walker nf 81. Ions, was
here tnt~ week visiting relative.
Miss ToomHs liza Graham o. Pine- |
wood il whiting at ths IN. ~ ute.
w p. WoI4rldge and ! w. ShrI
ton were in Na,nyi'e ye-t rtay.
Mrs. Branch, If Nashville, il with
her daughter, Mr.. ! w. Howard.
Miss GARNER. of Cnillicn ne, Ohio,
is the gusst Of Mi4s Clara Tnunp ,ou.
Mice EboI pnrv;s hoe ham ON -
visit to Miss Charlotte Whitthorne.
MIRA Horaca C,oner NJ Nashville
10 tha .,,iast " Wv N Tr"FI LT Totah.ir'
VIZ 7 c.o,Lo.r,, ,ro., ont rrooo
NoshviIl. on hn.inSSos let Nfordov
N"S" ','0 WV '','i'0'' '''V 41"n'"S
dov and via, Of ~ wao Jn = Nh.
Vile.
fr"n, on .vta'dea A tu-,, ""V D ,rj" -.
Tevas
visirimo rslativ vas in tba town e,,d
county
H
bom ,s9 meuH u;sit "S w. Az E Gou aneo
irvine N'>00
wen
two wank,. hu.,moss tr,n ,h,nn,,h
Virginia
Miss T'.Iis p.rr ,vara l., N.at, Az -
last Mondsv @l0 !" 4N"''' 'ii'0
~,
& S. road this week on a drumming
expedition,
Col II n Evoro 10 :, 1U,.h,..o,
Civ pressing his cla,ms TO the Rrazil.
ian mission.
Mr. Il D.von t. 10. hoa,, ,,;ai
ting his father, DR.. Dixon. and family
at AshwoOd.
Massrs n n o,d Col cro,s b.,,o
gone East to buv roods for THAR rs.
spective firms.
Dr n To,o 20 C.o.,,I,o
Miss hss been visiting his dauphte,
at the Institute.
Mas Maovia INGRAM os Mt pIoss
ant, is tue guest Of her sistar Mrs.
r. w. Watkins.
Mrs NJ II wirlioo,oo and s,u,
ter, Miss Alma. have returnad fro'1 ,
visit to virginia.
Mrs u n T.rao. ha
from Washington, whar. she snan
inaugural week.
Mr. viii Ao,wort, - 1,o,-ao.,
Miss,, has been visiting friends il
Columbia recently
Mr. Anarow NIoCou, ,,L
spending some time in Elorids
here for a few DAYS
Mr. on6 Nv " 1..uo
Pulaski, are the guests ~ Mrs lame
l.. Guest this uesk
las A Suiyo. E,o :, hal. &c.,
Washington, when he tool, IN du,
ing the Inauguration.
Tha Iiooas Ch.ira oso.,1r,,
o ING MISSES ChSlrs,0 spring Hi
the first of the week -
Messrs y u C,, $50,
perrv nnu ~ opy"V ant - pt'
zila ,nat "a, ,iio,lo'th ,'alAce III NASH
Mr. Russell Rates has re,nrro
from Texa. where he Vas hem y
business for seyera, week y
Col and Az, y -, C,,,;a
Nashville, vi.ifed their J sm',htsr
the Athepmur, last sunday
Mr. o,A NJ. 49,, u,
FronkI'" ora 'I I ICY W""er
funeral of DR.. w. G. Dorset,
MIR Chor,. E.,.,,.
viiIa wac a |h ,e + ." nti1' VI Nasl
thai o' =" 80 fo amT sunS' :" Wv. - hosel
NJ, D. % -
ban So i'uins, % NahGon' Oh'o, an
60 "Saus".Fi nS 1 oeeI ePehu'n
win WI D. r. burus'
~ Il IA
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


WYE are authorized 10 announce
w MICHAEL A. MCBRIDE, Of the Four
teenth district as a candidate for Trustee, at
the August election, 1894, subject to the ac-
ton OF the democratic party.
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Wanted.

Every one to remember that I sell
for cash. would not credit Jay
Gould or w. x. Vanderbilt.
lt a. J. NICHOLS,
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Wanted,

A good milk cow. Apply to DR.. VIM.
NJ. Biddle ar residence. 1t,
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ManrK COnntH

Horse and Cattle Powders lot sale by
YoLDRIDGE, IRVINE & fowler. If
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COLUM RIA BRICK WORKS. kIns on
X North Garden Street. Ohce, Ninth and
Garden, ~ the Furniture Factory. Tele-
phone SIS. +. II, SMITH, Proprietor.
deco I'm
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WANTED

School Teachers or any other good live
msu to sell our school supplies in every
county in Tennessee; gond pay TO the right
parties Address 20 and Is Baxter Court,
Nashville, Tenn. march3 IL
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JUST RECEIVED,

A car load of the celebrated Art Agate,
New Enterprise, Royal oak, and Palmetto
Cook Stoves. sole agents for the Charter
Oak. DCBBINS IL EWING.
fph2' ct
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DR.: ". NJ. BLDDLE, ::
COLOMBIA, TENN.

Office, Garden street, between Sixth and
Seventh. Otflce hours: 8 10 i0-S to 4.
deco ly.
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ENOl& RENT, suite of rooms on the second
a floor with use Of bath. at l4l Perry street.
Apply to George w Owens. IA Brvan street.