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The morning call., 1893-06-06
ASSESS ENT NnTICE,.

NOTICE OF ASSESS HILL
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francscn. California Location
OF works, Gold Hill, Story County New
Notice IS hereby given. tnat meeting of the
Board OF Directors, held on the 29th dav of May
1898. an assessment, 90 33, of cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the corpora.
ton, payable Immediately UniIed States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the once OF the com
pa"y, ~ Nevada Block, no. 3O9 Montgomery st.
San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9TH day OF Juy, 1893 will
be dei nquent. and advertised for sale at putIic
anction; and unlsss payne is made before viii
be sold GU FRIDAY, the 2SUa day of July 1893 to
pay the delinquent assessment together with the
costs OF advertising aud expenses of SAFE Nv
order of the Board OF Directors,
ID. G BATES. Secretary
ofnce. ~ Nevada Block, 3O9 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California. Iny3O I'd
The morning call., 1893-06-06

Go000 ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN;
OCOOO. cozy home on Sanchez ST.: new
stone walks, etc: lot 25xlUo: near several lines
OF cab!e-ears within 20 minutes ride OF the bus-
ness center.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAN EDA REAL ESTATE.
G1OOO EACH LOTS, 5Ox2O3: RARE
u OtiN chance; call early: $1,000 new S.room
house $4,000 new Groom house: $500, new cot
tage OF rooms: examine my list of bargains;
huuse to let 7. +. BAIRD. Morton station, mar
row-gauGe, Alameda. je3 1t
IN PER CENT INVESTMENTS; NEW BROOM
~ cottage. SZ6O0 $500 cash: S35 PR month /;
lots from $500 and upward; easy terms. j. H.
YOUNG. real estate agent and house builder, I243
Park ST.. Alameda. my2S II
1000 CASH. BALANCE $50 PER MONTH:
1T -OOlo 25Xlr0; new cottage of 5 rooms and
bath blocks from station; price S2IOO. y o. 339.
$3l50-Lot 81 2:6xl20: new cottage OF rooms
and hath: near PARK st; 500 cash. balance $50
per month. No 376
S37O0-Lot z5xl5o 2-story house of Z rooms
and bath; on Alameda ave-. $500 cash. balance
$50 per month. No. 3I4.
S4200-Lot 50x149 cottage of rooms aud bath:
pleasing location, between both railroads: S5UO
cash: balance SIS per month. No 22l.
s7000-Lot 501140; new 2-story house OF 8
rooms and bath; al ia! odera improvements: $500
cash; balance 500 per month. No. 3SS
Choice lots for sale in all parts OF Alameda: :
houses to rent and money to loan: houses built
TO suit purchasers, only 10 per cent down, asy
monthly payments, ty II. =. MuREAI q 90. PARK
st. Alameda; 402 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-06-06

Call and obtain one of our "Real Estate Rec.
oras, which contains list of properties for sale
In all parts of the city.
The morning call., 1893-06-06

o1OS wECALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
ID ~. our beautiful lots in Aliendale Tract
last Oakland: finely located: ready for bui ding;
e'sy communication soon by electric roads; best
residence part of Oakland: 10 lots already
sold. Inquire at Branch once, HOS 23d ave.
The morning call., 1893-06-06

~ GOD BUSINESS - WILL EXCHANGE OR
- sell. See owner. 211 Larkin ST.
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CORNER SALOON, LIVING ROOMS; 3
y years lease; plenty or stock on hand, trial be-
fore buy Apply this Office. les 3t$
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G-6n STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN.
- ~. disc; store worth $500: postofice
and telephone Office in store: situated in rich
fruit and grain district only 80 mites from san
francisco; splendid opportunity for energetic
young man or man and wife. Full particulars
given by addressing Merchandise box %. Call
Branch. ie6 3ta
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Nj UST BE SOLD.

Nj ''- "A '0AD'
Price reduced to s22. 500: offer wanted; Cali
fornia and Larkin stS.; lot 81 :6xT0:6, with large
building, formerly used pow r-hOuSe of Cali
forn!a-st cable road; the building be
verted into fats or boarding house and made
pay a large rate of interest the investment:
this property must be sold by order OF the board
OF directors of the Californlast. cable road; make
an offer. BALDWIN n HAMMOND. 10 Mont
gomerv st iel It Su uih
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S6000 gs2M aso ssSOS s9
ave: elegant building in store and fiat; rents $s5
lot 25xlO0; street work ldone.
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ROOMS TO LET.

0O7 oAK-LARGE. PLEASANT, FURNISHED
ZC sunny room, or 2. reasonable jet TT
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

VI LEY BROS. 93l MISSION oN-FURAITURE,
~ carpets, stoves cheap; casn instam'ts. nos ly
= N oIiCE-I AN NOW AT l26 FOURTH (NEw
~ buiding), and offer a large stock of general
household furniture at reduced prices; 500 carpets
good as new; stoves, So; antique chamber suits,
$l5; parlOr suits So: cash instaIments; all at
bedr0ck prices. 7 NE SON. 1875 rourth st altf
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CARPETS.

NH! FLOOR oILCLOTH, 25c; LIHOLEUM,
"a SOC; elegant Brussels carpets. soc and laid
furniture, lowest prices. SHREK, 1912 stockton.
('ARPETs-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. CSC A YARD
y NJ FRIEDMAN t5 CO. 224-228-23O and sos
Stockton. and 237 Post ST. omen evenings. If
The morning call., 1893-06-06

. 50-VARAS; NORTH BEACH: THIS SEC
- ton of the city gives great promise for manu-
featuring Industries; near Fulton iron and ship
building worSs; make an offer: $3.50 lots on
North avenue. near Cortland; this disJric is I'M
proving rapidly.
The morning call., 1893-06-06

DALACE RESTAURANT; LARGEST AND
i best htted-up restaurant In Haywards; fine
location and good business; reasonable on account
Of retiring from business. Address Castro ST..
y, Hayw@rdS. mv2O Inns
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S40000-Offer wanted; 5th-st. corner: only
few steps from Market ST: 3story building; rents
81 per month; be increased; mus. post
tiveiy be sold TO close an estate. BALDWIN q
HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery ST.
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nRUG-SIORE-ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
- best-paying stores in San Francisco for sale;
cheap; low rent; complete stock: irst-cass trade:
centrally located. Address X. y. T., BOX 40. Call
Branch Office. my16 II
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> LOTS NEAR TERMINUS OF vALENCIA-sT.
= cable on very easy terms: the Mission-st.
Electric road and cable line transfer to all parts OF
the city: will sell for $500 each. JONES, ALLEN
q CO, $50 Market ST. Branch ONCE llO5 23d
ave, East Oakland. ie4 SuTuTh 81
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OI ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
u L. $l-ONE DOLLAR WEEK.
FOR LOTS, $3.50 EACH, NEAR LOCAL
TRAIN. II. =. PINNEY, OWNER
my24 If 907 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
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SAN FRANCISCO PROPERTY.

GDR0 GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON SILVER
ID Nv. Heights; the new electric line on Mis-
sion st. will bring these lots into town and.greaty
enhance th-ir value for homes: now is the time to
buy; near Miss on ST. and Silver ave.
The morning call., 1893-06-06

That beautiful new residence NV cor. Walnut
and Clay SIS; contains parlors finished in
gold and white enamel. reception hall aud dining
room oak finish and lincruSta walton, hardwood
floors; bedrooms on second floor and ON third
floor; bathroom tiled all around and hardwood
floor: porcelain tub; open mcSeI.riated plumb
ing large bill srdroom; laundry: 10 air furnace;
marine view: only block from terminus OF Sac
ramentO-st. cars.
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Sl0000-For this price we can sell you a beauti-
full house adjoining the above-described corner.
We will entertain an offer on either house.
BALDM IN ~ HAMMOND 10 Montgomery.
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GI00O RENTS s37 PER MONTH: TENE-
ID fOOO. ments of rooms each; lot 25xS0
Clara
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ID DOM WITH POWER; FOLSOM AND 18TH:
Montgomery ST. my24 I'm
The morning call., 1893-06-06

CR0Cr rRY AND BAR; ESTABLISHED TRADE;
u cash business: cheap: ) Iiving-rooms CALD-
w ELL. AIS Montgomery ST my27 l5t*
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-21
THEY SKIPPED.
With False Keys Five Prisoners Escape
from the Columbia Jail.

With False Keys Five Prisoners Escape
from the Columbia Jail.
On last Friday night, Sheriff Rags
dale had the plumber of his boarders
suddenly and without his leave, re-
duced by five. When morning
dawned il Was found that the follow
ing guests OF the lookup, had quietly
walked out and sought more con
genial quarters, J. M. London,
Charlie Morris aud Joe Thomas Fitz.
gerA'd, white, and John Robertson
and Fam Ridley, cOl"red.
The escape was made by means Of
false keys which they had made. 1t
was learned that they made ten keys
before they got any to fit The keys
were made with files that the pris-
Oners had been supplied with by
Martha Ridley, cOlored, who had
been visitor to the jail. For her
kind offices to the prisoners, Martha
now lsnguishes in Jail, while they
are enjoying at least temporary
liberty. At this writing, the Onlv one
who has been heard from is ]. M.
London, who sent wOrG to the Sheriff
that as soon as he got the lice off and
got himself clean, he would return.
They were all confined on petty
OtfeIses.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

Owing to the absence of Rev. F. B,
Webb, the pastor of the First Pres
byterlan Church, there will be no
service in that church until the third
Sunday in August. The regular
sessions of the Sunday school will
however be held as usual.
Ladies' Union Prayer Meeting will
meet with Mrs. Annie White every
Friday evening at 4 o'clock. Sub
ject: "Sitting at Jesus feet. "-Iuke
x:4-32. Leader, Mrs. N Holman.
A protTacted meeting will be begun
on next Sunday at the 2nd G. P,
Church on South Main st The pas-
tor will be assisted by the Rev. N. W.
Crawford.
A meeting Of the Society Of Christ'
ian EndeavOr was held on last Tues
day evening. 1t VAS presided over
ty MIS-. S. z. Payne. The next
meeting will be led by Mrs. s. P
Satterfsld.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-21

"The world goes around and around,
Some go up and some go down."
Here's tact you've always found,
Our prices never up but always down.
After carefully taking stock the first
Of July we made several discoveries.
The first one WAS that we had more
stock on hand than we wanted, by up
wards of n good deal. The next discov-
cry we made, now don't get excited,
when we tell you that the next discove-
ry we made was, we lacked little, just
a little, of having as much money on
hand as we wanted.
Now you have the two most import
ant discoveries; we will just mention
few more: One is we have 65 rolls of
carpets, prices from Is cents to $l.25 per
yard; every yard reduced 25 per cent tor
the money.
Another little thing we found was,
we have on hand % rolls OF mating;
prices reduced 25 per cent.
We found that we had about three
times as many clothing on hand as we
wanted and reduced the price 33H per
cent. All these prices go for the cash,
and cash only.
We find that we have Oh hand 2OO light
summer coats and vests, prices reduced
40 per cent. Come early and don't leave
your pocket book at home.
Yours truly,
j. ROSENTHAL.
jane ly
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OVER THE COUNTY.

Mics Dora Jones took Miss Mary
Lou Vesey home to the country with
her last Monday. Miss Vesey will
be there some weeks.
Miss Mamie Akin has been quite
Ill, but 1t is hoped that she will soou
recover.
Up to yesterday the toUal ship
ment OF potatoes from Maury County
summed up $50 carloads. II these
average $50 barrels to the car aud 81
per barrel net, it brought $79,5O0 Gas h
iLtI the county.
The family OF G. d. Reynold, OF
Mt. Pleasant, are spending the sum
ner at SummertOwn.
Misses Jennie Watkins and Alice
Dixon, OF Ashwvod, aud Virginia
Webster Of Columbia, are visiting
Misses Loulie and Saidee SheegOg.
Mics Graves Of Hurricane Switch,
is visiting Miss Carrie ClOpton.
Showers vi rain continue to fall in
different localities and in some places
they have occurred often enough to
make good rain. In many others
IT IL excessively dry aud crops suffer
ing.
On great many farms the wheat
is thrashIng out fairly we'll. Many
CROPS average from IL to Is bushels !;
q few Is high as 20 and 25. But mAny
others are under 10. Wheat is so 10 "
that much OF it will be fed to stock
Mrs. Sam Gray, OF Sumner, Miss.
ia visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Carthel, in the Zion neighborhood
Rains Worm Candy never fails.
#
Mrs. NJ w. Kirk has been appoint
ed post mistress at Fountain Creek
in the place OF Mr.. Thomas White
recently deceased.
Rains Worm Candy guaranteed
If
Mics Edna Clauson, of Ashwood, il
entertaining Miss Hyman, Of Nash
vile.
We are local agents for West Ten
nessee tobacco. Sold at manufac
lures prices.
E. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
If
Misses Emma and Armada Harlan
are with the family of Mr.. Lloyd Ce
Gil, at Lipscomb.
Buy paints of all kinds at Hen
bricks drug store. If
Miss Jennie Trean0f, of Nashville
who has been visiting Mrs. s. A
GranLury, of AshwoOd, has returned
home.
My entire stock of 50 Oxfords a
cost this week. A. p. MORGAN.
jau20ly
The County Court Committee il
, charge of the Williamsport bIidg
are not having as smooth sailing il
t getting the bridge built IA the.
hoped. The company whose bid the!
accepted to build the iron work; ant
: which gave the committee certified
. check for 81 900 AS aguarantee that /
would furnish an acceptable bond
have thus far failed to give bone
that meets with the approval of tn
committee. The latter met on las
t Monday and returned the unsatisfac
] ry bond and informed the compan,
l that ifa good one was not sent a
once the committee would collect tn,
check and apply it to the building O
the bridge.
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Drink Hendricks Soda Water.
N, o. IQ-tf
Maury County
Horse and Cattle Powders Tor sale by
WOODBRIDGE, IRVINE & FOWLER. tt
The Columbia Atheneum.

The next session of the Columbia
Athen@um will open Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 9Th.
1t gives me pleasure to announce
that Miss Jane Mackenzie has been
added to the faculty as Lady Princi-
pal.
Miss Charlotte Henderson win be
the principal OF the Preparatory de-
partment.
Mrs. Alice Smith will remain as
principal OF the Pestalozzian depart
ment
Prof. Isaac Ball, M. A, (Sewanee)
will take the position held by Mr.,
DuBose last session.
Extra efforts are being put forth to
make the next session Of the Athe-
n@um one of the most successful In
its history.
Before deciding upon q school Tor
your daughters Gallon or address.
tt RoBr. ID. SMITH, Prest.
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pieces, but that part was so big. that
some wee l. d tn believe his catship
was trying to play The Jonah act on
the mi |.
My entire ste ok of Tan Oxfords az
cost.
jan20 ly A p. MORGAN.
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New Crop Turnip Seed.
A. B. RAINS Drug Store.
Special Notice,

Patients can take treatment at the
Huntsville Hagey Institute cheaper
than ut any other institute. Here is
the whole cost OF expenses:
Good board, per week. .......$ 4 90
Liquor treatment. ............ 70 90
Morphine treatment. per week, Is 90
and cure guaranteed in 4 to 6 weeks.
Twenty-One days are all the time re-
quired for whisky treatment. Fou r
to five weeks for the worst cases OF
morphine. For any information and
literature, address
BEN. p. HUNT, Manager,
JULY Ct Huntsville, Ala.
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Drink Hendricks Soda Water.
Half Fare Excursions TO Arkansas,
Texas and West.

The Nashville Chattanooga & st.
Louis railroad, the direct line to the
West, will sell excursion tickets to
Arkansas, Texas, Southwest Miss )ufd
on Augu-t 2nd and 3rd., good to re-
turn within thirty dsys, at one lowest
limited fare for The round trip. Stop
over privilege allowed West OF the
Mississippi River. Remember the
dates and be sure to get your ticket
over the Great Mckenzie Route.
Two fast trains daily each way DC
tween Tennessee AMI SOuthwept via
Nashville, Mckenzie and Memphis.
Fer further information call or I'D
dress nearest sgent.of this line or Wa
/. Danley, G. p. & Il. A, Nashville,
Tenn. julyl4 st
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

By mutual agreement the firm of
WitherspoOn 4 Padgett has been
Dissolved. Dr. Padgett has moved
his office and residence to the rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. Robert
Pillow. 1ulyl4 At.
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New Supply New Orleans MOlasses.
Our prices are rock bottom.
1t A. o. MCKENNON.
Howard Instituts.

Opens Aug. 90. 1898. Best advantages
in Literary, Music, and Art Depart
ments. Board $50 per term. Tuition
81 to S. per month. For catalogues,
address
JAS. A. BosTICK. Principal,
JULY st. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
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children will visi: for a week in Mt.
Pleasant.
DR.. G. A. Forgey, of Maury Co.,
who has spent several years in New
York studying the latest develop
ments in the science aud practice of
medicine, has returned and is now
located in Columbia.
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Administrator,s Notice.

Hav.n been appointed administrator OF
the estate Off. F. Anderson, of Maury County,
deceased, l hereby call upon all parties in
debted TO said j. v. Anderson TO come for
ward and pay said Indebtedness; and upon
all parties having claims ag 4inst him to file
them with me.
b. F.ALDERSON, Administrator,
JULY At Wiliamsport, Tenn.
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New Crop Turnip Seed.
A. B. RAINS Drug Store.
We Have EMPLOYED

Love Webb, Constable, by the month
to collect all past due accounts. II
you want to save cost call aud set
tie quick. DOBBINs & EWING.
inlNl4.4t.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
SCHOOL NOVICE.

Mrs. REBECCA MCLEMoRE will open a
school for boys and girls August 2S, 1892
Music and Latin will be taught. The pat
solicited. july2I AZ
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Made from pure Jersey cream, kept
on hand. All orders by telephone or
otherwise filled and promptly de-
livered.
If +. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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THE INSURANCE MIDDLE,
Don't Make any Change in the BuSi-
ness of the Georgia Home.
1t Has Complied With All the Laws OF
the State, and its $500, 900 Surplus
Isa Guarantee of It's Contracts.

1t writes on easier terms and allows
easier payments than any other com
pany, and that's aOhy some folks are
kicking. 1t waits for the farmer to
harvest his crop. is the poor mans
friend and the rich man seeks it AZ
an investment. 1t is the cheapest
insurance you can get, because its
payments are the easiest and its set
Elements the most liberal. 1t Is the
Old reliable Southern =.
Georgia Home Insurance Company,
represented by
HENDLEY g. WILSON,,
Who are still doing the business at
the same old stand ON West Seveut b
Street, Columbia Tenn. julyl4 2m
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WALKER & FRIERSONS
BARGAIN SALES.

preparatory to Stockakng, we will close
organizes AT 2 CENTS worth SO French
phy nearly yard wide beautiful designs cheap at IS cent?
but our price will be only l21a
french ChaeS last
was the pcs gather prices Lots
good things in gueed muss
goods We are almost giving away.
In mems usual stock
ment and lowest prices Still alpaca and
and vests Why sweer with the heat? buy you
VIII buy an extra choice
off on clothing.
AND NOW FOR MONDAYS BARGAINS.
Shoes drs shoes at and shoes always genuine
TABLE Boys low CUTS sizes 49, price %
bed goat to l219, pair; pebbled
9 l3 price, IS pair.
and chldren fresh stock
divide in three lots the price
calf undressed kid red usse
TABLE Scream and pick Of the whole business by
sent u.s. manufacturers them,
ours; GAIN not ours. Description folows
on kid, and common lasts,
wond be $75, close the of
OxOrds $110; all of 81 75 price
was 80 Above described (O be
duplicated in another SALE it's giving something
| don't miss it..
| o.
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Keep Cool.

Buy yonr ice from E. w. Gamble
Grocery Co, wholesale or retail. II.
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CITY TEENS.

Lucas Carriage Paint
VIII make an old buggy look bright
and new. For sale by
II WoLDRIDGE, IRVINE & FOWLER
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New Crop Turnip Seed.
A. B. RAINS Drug Store.

Deaths Reported by Undertaken West.
July ~, w. P. Bsdcliff age so years,
nervous ProstratiOn.
July -, Mrs. John Baker age rs
years, heart failure.
July IA, Mrs. Ruth Pinkston age SO
years, fluX.
July IS, Green Gilbraith age 7S
years, tlux.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-21
CHEAP COAL.

Send US your orders while coal is
cheap. WALKER u SON. III
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III 81 TO KEEP OUR CLERKS

il 81 TO KEEP OUR CLERKS y
From getting law, we will sell lamps at cost
for the next 80 days. Our stock is i've times
as large as that of any house in the city,
and prices are correct.
june23 Ct DoBBINs & EWING.
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DR.: W. M. BLDDLE, ::
COLUMBIA, TENN.

Office, Garden Street, between Sixth and
Seventh Ofllce hours: to 1913 to 4.
deco ly.
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DelicionS Ice Cream,

Drink Hendricks Soda Water.
M ouIQ.ff
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YOU NEED

COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS. Rims On
" North Garden Street. Office, Ninth apS
Garden, at the Furniture Factory Tele-
phone 50. +. II. SMITH, Proprietor.
iunea BIN
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New Crop Turmip Seed.
!. a. B. RAINS Drug Store.
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Drink Hendricks Soda Water.
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INWARE.

How are these prices: GOT. buckets l5c.; &
qt buckets ~ &C.. ; A. at. buckets Toe. 9 inch pic
pans 2l2c. We sell tirstclass goods at lower
prices than others get for seconds.
June23 ct DOBBINS a. EWING.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-21

HOW'S THIS?
Mason Fruit lars, quarts, 20 cts. par dozen;
half gallon 95 cts. per dozen.
1une9 ct DoBBINs EWING.
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For the next 80 days, we will place on our
bargain counters some odds and ends In
decorated English ITon-stone China and
Porcelain, at prices that defy competition
juneS 1T. DoBBINs d EWING.
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POSITIONS lGUARANTEED.


,(Guarantee inwritlng.) Send for catalogHS
of DraughOn's Consolidated Practical Bust
ness College, Nashville, Tenn. No vacation.
mention this paper. mayl2 SIN.