The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Americas Bradshaw, formerly citizen Of
Columbia, was in this place last week.
Mr.. Thomas Warren, who learned the art
preservntive' in the HERALD office, stopped
for awhile in Columbia lately, on his way IN
Montgomery, Ala
Col. r. T. LOoney, of Aemphis,-he that
has q fine looking brother in our town was
in Columbia last Saturday, and left that night.
Scott Stpehens, of Bear creek, who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is recovering.
Capt. James I.eftw ich, of Bear creek, who
has been sick about one year, was in town
last Monday, looking convalescent.
Two Young ladies of Nashville have been in
our town . week or so. A fishing party of
ladies and gentlemen was gotten up IN their
honor for Friday, but II was 60 cold it was
postponed.
James NJ Tucker Of this county, has return
ed from ObIon county. De viii probably go
into business with John T. Tucker, of this
plsee.
Ord A. Davidson, whom many persons
ue donbt think has been dead long time, 10 in
Marshall county, and is slowly recovering.
He has been sick year or 80, and st one
time il was thought he could not possibly i've
lie 10 we'll known In this place, and II Is his
intention, we learn, to commence business
here again next Fall.
Prof. r. 2. Griffith, OF this county, has
charge of the Deceturville Male and Female
Seminary.
Mr.. Jas. W. Hughes, a native Of this place,
but now a popular druggist of BroWnsVllle,
rescued q negro boy from drowning at that
place last week.
Messrs. J. II. james, ]. N. Larkin, 7. JEFF
Coleburu, and Wiley Embry, have returned
from their trip North after goods.
w. r. Pillow, of Miss, is again in our town,
and will reman with rs about week.
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"A an 4 valuable citizen of the Eastern por-
,ion III an county, but now resident OF
Benton conuty, is again with US, on snort
visit.
prs. Briggs ami Hollowell, OF Nashville,
were IN our county few days since.
Chief Jostice Nicholson lett his home in
.hIs nIacel last Monday for Nashville, to at
tend the Court Of Arbitration appointed by
the Legislature to try certain Supreme Court
cases. His brokOn thigh is not entirely wen ,
but he is able to gO about his room Elite
on crutches. ..
w. Z. Brown, q wide awake merchant Of
our town, has returned from Neg York, where
he purchased large stock OF Spring and
Summer goods. Many Of his goods have 81
ready arrived. Having been number OF
years in a wholesale house in Baltimore. he
knows the price of goods, and can get them
cheap. The people can always ind what ne
has by referring TO the HERALD.
Cant. James d. Thomas, John Psrk, and
Charley Gordon, returned to Columbia few
DAYS since, having completed the surrey OF
the Duck River Valley Railroad from Tulla-
homa to Fayetteville. Mr.. Park and Mr..
Gordon, whom Major Faleounet compliments
As doing their work in very efficient manner,
did not arrive at Fayetteville as soon as Capt
Thoznaa, who took the railroad pass lett there
for them all by Major F., and went on to
Chattanooga. doubtless thinking he would be
able to return before they completed their
work, and arrived AZ Fayetteville, This placed
them in q IN ce pickle" IS they had but very
little money, just enough 70 take them TO
f1Acberd. on the \. 4 c. r. K. From this
poiot they footed it to TuIlahoma, where they
Sorroued enough money to come home. The
entire party are here, ready to work on the
road from here TO Lewisburg. ~