The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-08
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Hon. JNo. Z. GAUT, OF NASHVILLE, WAS
in the city last Monday. - Z - -
N. b. SHEPARD, who went to Virginia
some months ago, has returned 70 tote Ten !,
nessce. 80 t-sc7 ,lhs2 q .
Master FRANK LANDER, oil faauosui'
Ky :, and NELSON RAISEY, Of memphis,
have arrived in Columbia. '-s,t - list
THE venerable GEORGE M. MARTIN,
who will be 81 years old next January,
came to town last Wednesday 18e
II. CRENsHAw, of Montgomery,
Ala. brought three ladies to school.
DIR. A. CRANE is stopping at the yel-
son House.
WE were glad to see see Capt. MER-
EDITH HELM on tho Public Square, last
Wednesday. ~ 81
Dr.. JAMES KNOTT. Of Mobile, Ala,
once citizen of this county is now on
a visit to his relatives and friends. --tJ
DE SHELTON has recovered from his
late illness, and we were pleased to find
him out last Tuesday. stiii.. taco ~
GEN. JOHN C. Brown, our distinguish
ed Governor elect, was in the city on
Tuesday, looking after some important
legal business. ~
DIR. c. Walden brought tour young
ladies' to school, and registered at the
Nelson House.
WE are rejoiccd to see again on our
streets, restored to health, our venera-
bic friend, DR.. WIN. MACK. .ts-.Y415r
WE had the pleasure of visit on
Tuesday from Mr.. GEO. G. HoLLAND, an
dttache OF the st. Louis RepsJiicosa, the
great journal OF the Northwest. ~
Hon. HENRY S. CoorKR, one of our
United States Senators, was in our town
last Tuesday, on brief visit to his
many relatives and friends. ,t 30.
w. ID. MAYEs, a prominent planter
and merchant of Water Valley, Miss,
has been on a visit to his relations IN
this county during the past ten or 6f-
teen days. no gdi o..
JOSEPH G. MIcKLE, of Chapel Hill, Y.
C., friend of Col. w. J. MARTIN and
Prof. w. II. WEBB, arrived i'm Cullecka
few days since. -.e4 ..t.. = .-5asl
OUR handsome and worthy young
friend. JOSEPH w. GoRDoS, Esq, has
left Nashville, and will reside for
the present, in Columbia. We welcome
him back. s..a..r -. :-a.I...a.
JOHN B. SMITH, one of the accom-
plished editors of the Pulaski Citizen, and
JAMES BUFoRD, promising young law
yer of Pulaski, honored our city recent
ly with visit. .arrsi -
THOMAS T. FLEMING, Esq, one of the
invited guests on the recent Editorial
Excursion, returned home few DAYS
ago. He is very much improved by his
trip.
Col. z. c. BETHEL, of Memphis, has
returned from his recent visit to New
York, and was in our county a few days
since, visiting his son, Capt. BETHEL.
j. G. ANDERSON, a prominent mer-
chant OF Little Lot, Hickman county,
and our worthy friend, Mr.. j. II. Cow
LEY, OF the same county, were in Co
lumbia last Tuesday. MI. ANDERSON
has received a splendid stock OF fall and
winter goods.
WILLIS JONES, of Laurel Hill Factory,
left for Cincinnati last Monday. lie
will purchase large stock of goods for
his store at Laurel Hill, and also add
largely to the machinery and productive
capacity OF his factory, which he intends
making the largest establishment of the
kind in the South.
MIR. JoHN w. GUSNELLs, a native of
this vicinity, but for many years citi-
zen of Charlotte, North Carolina, is in
our city. Mr.. GUNNELLs has kept a
book store all his life, and i'm connec-
ton Herewith Circulating Library"
He purposes establishing Circulating
Library" in this city, and we trust ev>
cry man I'm the town and county will
subscribe. We know ofnothing that is
more needed, or will be more beneficial
to our people. .
OUR talented young friend, EVAN y.
PILLOW, will be candidate for Clerk of
the House of Representatives, when the
Legislature meets. Mr.. Pillow is a
young gentleman of brilliant parts, "a
graduate of Washington. College, and OF
Cumberland Law University He
would make an efficient Clerk, and we
trust he will be elected. |' -'P ~ .
HoS. JOSEPH Il. MosB., OF Fayeite
county, is in our city, and We are pleas
ed to find him in the enjoyment of ro-
bust health. Col. MosBY is one of the
leading citizens of West Tennessee, and
for many years a prominent politician.
He is aroyal gentleman, and one of our
best citizens, fully alive to the progress
Of events and full and just realization
OF the situation by which we are sur
rounded. He has been for some time
past actively engaged in the construc-
ton OF narrow gauge railroad from
Memphis to Columbia.
REV. 1. MILNER, who started for Eu-
rope several months ago, in search of
health, has returned. He consulted an
aurist at st. Louis, who advised him not
togo to Europe, but to the Lakes round
about st. Paul. Minnesota. lie took the
advice, and having spent delightful
time in that salubrious country, he has
come back almost entirely recovered.
He says the atmosphere, which is as cx-
hilarating as wine, makes one feel like
he wanted 20 run race, dance, or jump
a ten rail fence. ~. r..ws -.#t.friF
Our Next Fair.
Refreshment stand privileges. hitch
ing, etc, at the Fair Grounds, during the
forthcoming Fair were sold last Friday
at public sale, with the following result:
FIRST CHoIcE-InSilc.-N HOLMAN,
for 5000. rr. .l ..#t