The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

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s1usIe- Taeslay piorning. : 4 ssgiNI
Re "keerfulr with your kerosene, If
YOU and your families wish To i've long
ndiprosper. Fl1t
4 Tops are trumps with tho boys pow:
they can he seen in groups plugging
from Inorning TO night. ,,.yf w., -,
y yr,.h Foster, one of the negro kuklux,
tried before Justices Harrison and Hol-
man, last Thursday, proved an abb anu
| WAS discharged. ~ IDS go ..H.- .4r.
ybere was largo crowd of Boys at
Lamb A Boyti's shop Saturday morning
Iast. inspecting tho ground where the
La,ab was bled and a cook fell. q.
can't. Stone, the accommodating con-
4 ductor of the Accommodation train,
recently brought to his residence in this
place, fine Berkshire SOW and six
pigs.
| Bob Beatty, COL, will be hanged,
near this place, on Friday, March 2si
1872, by the Sheriff. IL will be the first
hanging we have had-in about thirty
, gssGr - sKlaT ROY Cd ,-.. ?
THE remains OF DIR. A. J. Whitthorne,
! who died aud was buried at Pulaski
| several months ago, were taken up re-
Gently, and brought to this place and
trezinterred, in Rose Hin Cemetery.
Another alarm of. fire, last Friday
morning. Ii proved TO be false one.
lSpme one of the pupils OF the Male
4 High School called some ones name.
and added Esquire" which sounded
ike "fire," and in this shape it reached
tho Public Square. -s. a-.H o.. ..8 81
|sa The following named young men LETT
our town Monday last, TO work. on a
| cotton farm in West Tennessee. We
look for SOME of them back tn q short
whites SThos. S.. Cherry, VIM. Benner,
| u. H. Guest, Dace Brown, ThOs. brown,
Calvin Hair, William Reeves. tH.s 4
We neglected 10 mention i'm our last
| that our frierd G,iss Boyd WAS accident
ally famed in ono Of his feet the night cf
tho fire, in quite a singular manner.
A farmer wishes 10. know where he
Tan get good quality OF seed oats
Those having any 20 sell would do well
to advertise Ia our paper. a.,
Thursday morning Of last week, the
kitchen Of Mr.. l.. Ii. WEIGH, caught on
4 fire from q defective fue, and but Tor tho
\ timely assistance Eof Jesse Sims, col,
who threw few buckets of water on
the fire, the dwelling and kitchen iwould
have burned 10 ashes. 5.s. 50 g.. .......-.
| ANDY j. Wilson passed through CO.
lunibia last Monday for Dyer county,
to locate OF course he could not do
without the HERALD, so he called and
paid for it in advance success TO you,
Andy. ia a-'.-H "TsI s.sE-TL
The Methodists had Quarterly Meet
| ing. on last saturday and Sunday. Dr.
Green, p. T., preached on saturday
morning and Sunday morning, and
Rev. r. l.. Moody, Of Franklin, sSatur-
day night. r. sas..avaF 80 an ia. :.
!. Delaney Black burn, who has been i'm
K our-Iail foG some time past, on account
of being tderapcsd, will lye tahon TO the
,tiGaarc Asylum, TODAY. There are two
iothdr ltraa.ynA persons III our Jail,
1 awa;lin. paiu,issio 70 DC sent TO the
IuraEir Asylum. Delay Is one Of the
Natural results -! red tape. somebody
on '~Stcs sesEFaAs EattisuitieS ut the
IN .-..bt =, uaDuQ;.ss ulade more prompt.
i saturday was, dark and gloomy; sun
4 'aay fniNed with Sunshine and cloud, q
1 davTsll nj, sLleiVr lis violation, oI all
! i nowsl meteorological laws; Monday
| dsyt h.lt MAY might have Leon proud
of. tuesday beautiful and sad with its
autumuaI sun; WednestlaNslit Tor sui
ftrllrS aud murders. T1.sar"ss .srTrsk .s /
- % "a. .a f..T .5ls9. ....H. - d..
- Tho Sheriff intended to erect the gall
Iows on tire vacant lot just below the
Jail. in the Bend but the neighbofs OBJ
] iocted. and itwili-b he built Boar the Old.
: wharf, and above the Big Wheel. The
| hapging will place take % tire uniucky
day, isri3ty', March 2ath!A ~ - y
The Young Debating soc,etg. which
has been iuiesccnt several months, VIII
meet in tile BaseueutH The Methodist
Church, on next Monday night, for the
plIrpuse of Reorganization. a numDer
| ~ now members will he present, and If
| all Tie oil members Will attend, the socl-
ETY. will Start oil un4cr the most favor
plces.
Tho Lcntcn season is upon ms, anu
partios and other irivo,ities will have 10
| ia' r,iyel over until tho forty days are
| conc. Services were held in st. Peters
Church OH last WodA esJay, and there
wiz I've services in they church to l.ay,
Wednesdays and Frida teing Tho days
set apart for service.
II is boiieEa., that Gen. Whitthorne
will succeed in g9li,ps pay from the
| Government for the DESTRUCTION o, acE
son College during the war, Ihe Col
Iege pronerty was owned by the Ma
! ,so,,r and if there is any justice at WASH
ingion, Its Ssrtcn destruction will bs
ataned for. sylsl.r... --.rl..- H-..1 s - 4
Olive Logan, tho celebrated lecturer
on "i;rls," and Young Men," will
deliver her lecture in our town some
time during the month of March. She
wished Nashville and Lebanon, and
1 the newspapers Of those towns spoke OF
| her lactures in the most exalted
manner. ifer audiences arc always
| composed of the most intelligent
and accomplished ladies and gentlemen,
which is conclusive evidence that her
| Lectures are refined, intellectual and
I entertaining. We feel sure that our
people will t4rn out TO hear her.
! The rost interesting OF the negro ku-
| klux trials in this place, came up nor
| bearing before Justices Harrison and
/ Holman last Friday. Owing TO the large
1 number of witnesses examined, two days
| wore occupied in the trial. Able counsel
4 were employed on both sides, and much
| earnestness was eyinced by both tor tho
prosecution and defense The prisoner,
| Wash Williams, col a halo, hearty look
ing negro, was found guilty as charged
! In the warrant, and. would have been
comg.itted had be not given bail
The Old Saiagaire place, mean toxu,
/ was, many years ago, one OF the hand
/ soonest private residences i'm this cOun
! ty, and was Jtbe4'ebede Of weaath and
| 'uxurv. The only Survivors of the old
home are several accomplished and esti-
,nable ladies, all of whom except one,
we believe, reside in this town. Tbs
old homestead was recently sold TO
Can't IN, y. Vaughn, Who We see, rs
building a now fence around II, rc-cov-
= ,rirrg ia, Moss covered, roof, and doing
4 etorytbins clio e, Ip;lke il look like us
aneient sclL.,s, i,s. 81. - .at,.s 3 /
i Joi. Jabr e. SNliclit's Lazy card wfit
] e'c found IN ano.her column. lie is
n1w uiti-cn Of This place, aud viii
! practice 4isE R,q4ss-s "a "a ~ ~ 2pd al
lAuurOiuE 6ouItS. col. WRIGHT Is too
Ihgcu known asa listing tislied citizen of
4 QUA state. q nep,l' any centncndation
l5gn,atI ID j. ;jl able drNp"ucuced
j t,yvcr, and will I've an aciuisiiiontoo our
bar. = Ii.clrslrea,ly rankssae cue OF the
i.ycr> ATTEST IN the state,
The liandsomcst buggy We ever saw,
:. is..at Kuhn * Vnrpin's shop, in this
pi~e, I. Is named the "keesce buggy"
ia honor Of Col. Kocsee, whose taste
in all matters relating 10 elegant turn
outs" Is above criticism. Mr.. Kuhn
tells us that Notwithstanding il is tho
costlicst buggy, being tho finest it is
1.-The most pupula, one, and a ,,rpai many
are being sold They have few ON
hand. mr.