The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-08
AROUND TOWN.


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Uncle Tommy has new eost.S
} why don't our young people get ny
"Cravat Parties 2"
"Black Prince" We in town On lssl
Monday, looking as fine as silk, and aS
frsky as q young colt. -
A. D. Frierson has new lot Of beau
tiful chromns. One il the hsndsomest
thing of the kind ever brought to Co.
lumbis.
Mr.. Faris, of this county, had for sale
on last Monday, mule that was about
seventeen and q half hands high. 1t
was sired byJ. T. Moore's Jack. ,s,z ,
We will publish, gratis, notices OF
preaching of any denomination OF
Christians, whatsoever; all deaths, mar
riages, births, ETC., if sent to us. Ifany-
thing more than the simple announce
ment is desired, 1t must be paid for. {
Capt. r.. d. Smith, George Thomas,
Col. ]. w. Huntington, and others,
went to Nashville in the latter part OF
last week to hear Themas's great band
of music. sa.
The Young Debating Society will dfs>
cllss. at their next regular meeting, on
next Monday night, the question,
man, woman or money!"
The Nashville papers published that
our estimabls fsllow-citizen, Edward
Kuhn, was killed by q policeman, and
this untruth has been copied In all the
leading papers. 1t was Chun, and not
Kuhn, that was killed. aas trFsa
A. c. Sealey, who hives in four miles Of
left at Lipscomb Bros, . twist Of tobacco
raisedby him, seventy.two test long, and
weighed thirty pounds. Mr.. Sealey
during February also sold so Of maple
sugar, made on his ''Cook's Evapora-
tor" Mr.. S. is q working farmer, and
by his Industry Is making a fortune.
Last Sunday night about one O'Clock,
our sheriff was aroused from his peace
full slumbers, with the request that he
go Immediately TO Jim Hoge's to ar
rest thief Ever ready to perform TO
perform his duties the sheriff immedi-
ately made himself ready and was soon
of, and by A O'Clock, A. M, he had lock-
ed up in the Jail Randall Pillow, COL,
who b I'd been detected in stealing pOta-
LUIS lIoul OIIu lxOBOg obo 10 os1Co
charged with stealing Q pair of boots
from q Fifteenth Amendment. More
aid forthe esees Of the Penitentiary.
Judge Thomas NJ. Jones left for Pu-
laski Wednesday morning, and will re-
turn Monday to hold court. The grand
Jury in the mean time are hard at work
finding the true bills and getting ready
for the next week Is work. 7-.
COur business men will be glad TO learn
that the telegraph Office Is soon to be
moved up in town. The efficient Uper-
ator, Mr.. Yoest, has informed us that he
will likely have the Office moved this
month, probably 10 one Of the hotels.
The depot Is so far from the square that
it is serious Inconvenience.
A set OF ladies and gentlemen have
formed what they call 'Society Of
Hearts, No lady being admissible
Gentlemen of any age can Join. The
members have sbadge with the single
letter "H, ~ inscribed on it. Some
Of the most beautiful and intereting
young girls OF the town belong to It.
This sDciety has no connection with the
Leap Year "Dobbins Club" A
In the early part of last week, spring,
with her ''ethereal mildness, came, and
took possession of everything. The
early birds sang their sweetest songs,
the latest Published; the hens cackled
over new found eggs; loafers loafed;
overcoats were thrown aside; young
ladies promenaded the streets in glitter
ing array Of bright colors; the trees
awakened as from long dream; the
,~,a,,, br,,to Of Ia cou IA no boord acroos
the fields; old mother earth's pulse
quickened with new life; anglers COM
menced getting minnows for the trout.
But, alas!
The best laid schemes of mice and men,
The Hgood-looking snow" came on
Friday and Friday night, and changed
q quasi-paradise to region of pain and
want. .-s o. -
Williams Il Tyler have the largest
line of the most beautiful samples of
goods ever exhibited in this market.
The most fastidious merchants OF fash
ion in New York. London or Paris,
could not show more beautiful and
fashionable goods. In great measure,
gentlemen's goods are made and chosen
with refere nee to the tastes of the ladies,
and everything Williams q Tyler have
will please the most critical and .fastid-
ious among them. s7s..r E-as 3I4ss 4,
An elegant party was given on South
Main street, by Mrs. A., last Tnesday
night. The invitation cards said, with
emphasis, "CONyERsArION PARTY" and
the young people were anxious about II,
and believed that party without dane
ing would prove "dull" and stupid"
But the contrary was the result it prov.
ed to be one of the most charming and
delightful entertainments eyer given in
Columbia. The young ladies Of our
town have shown to TIE young men
that they can do something more than
simply took beautiiul-Lhey can talk.
Some OF. the ministers hsve, for long
time, been much troubled about the
dancing question, but it is now settled
for .befn,