The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-09-05
GELS COUNTY ITTaS

( From the Pulaski Citizen, Aug, 18th
our legal friend, Capt. Chas. z. Jones
growing tried Of pedestriuating and the
mou0tQny Of q SLOW life, now daShes daily
through our streets i'll a bran new turnout
and behind Il spanking bay. He left fOl
| MurtreesborO Monday morning, and, strange
to relate, rumOr didn't say that he had gone
to be married. II he has gone TO be married,
| It's well, and If not, still It's we'll, for, mar
ried ornot, he can marry well when 50 in
cIned, or when CONVINCED that when well
married he II lie married we'll.
Rev. Mr.. Hughes preached q sermon last
sunday morning upon the nature, history
and necessity of tasting. He gave as its ma
ture the total abstinence from food; gave
Il complete history OF its different modes and
purposes as recorded ID ne blble and urged
its necessity from the express command of
God, its efficacy i'll bringing about desired
results, and the great need of reformation
and eyangelization in both Church and
State. His remarks were very able and eS
great good
y little five-year-old hoy, son of David
Butler, colOred, net With "a singular and
painful accident on Monday evening last
on the farm Of our friend Tom Butler The
child was seated on Il log near lie spring
unconscious OF any imminent danger when
Il dead tree standing near suddenly fell
catching the little fellows arm between if
and the log upon which he was seated The
hand was literally torn from the arm and
the arm absolutely stripped of flesh and
muscle from the elbow down, leaving the
bare bone exposed. DIR. Grant was sent for
and the arm was ampUtated lust above the
elbow at eleven o'clock that night
+,,G PR Ste soYtt given at her residence
by Mrs: \, C. McKtsSack last Thursday night
was attended by a large number ct gueStS
who pronounced it TechcTote affair. :" She
programme was arranged with 4 taste llocu
liar to Mrs. N; andl v.aS Executed with that
liar to those who have received training at
her hands. We regretted our inability 10 ha
present.
We understand that over twenty nupiIs
answered roll-call at Martin Female GoIIege
tuesday morning, and that the Principal
mad assurance that there would lie over a
hundred @atqrea next Week:
NAERIEp,
]. Il. Clark to J. +. Collins.
j &. RamhQW to l.. y. Chapman.
VIM. T. Jackson to Malinda E. Rowe.
Thos. NJ. Reed to Alice +. Anderson,
w. d. Dunlapto Jane Franklin.
REAL ESTATE TFA,1 4.Ae.
Jas. H. Jackson % Ii. \. Roaeglant, house
ana lot, IN diStriet, $500
JJnas L. ItelIum TO w. T. Mitchell, 60 acres
18th district, s., 100.
NJ. Ussery to Allen Doraty q acres, 18th
district, S145.
Jacob Watkins col, to Clarke Maxwell,
9ls acres, 18th district, $3.50,
DIED,
On sunday the 18th lust, of typho malarial
fever, Miss Ann eldest daughter of Jas T.
and Martha Smith. Born February 23d
At the residence of Mr.. John NJ. White,
three miles north of town, on last Tuesday
night, Aug, 26th, at o'clock, of disease Of
the brain, Mi; L. w. Coleg.tan, aged about
% years. Tho rCIaainS We're placed up
ON Tue cQ,s at this place last Tuesday morn
ing to BE conveyed to AllensvilIe, Ky, for
intcrmCnt. Mr.. Coleman was son-in-law to
Mrs j. NJ. White, having married Miss
Blackwell, of this county.
Near Mt. MOriah, Aug. Isl, icE cOnsump-
ton, Mrs, Henry Furyear.
On last Thursday, Aug 2Ist.. in this city,
of cramp collie, Mr., Michael Grady, d son Of
the Emerald Isle, aged u.
The remains of Mr.. JnOs Clegg were
brought to this mace last Tuesday from De-
catuT, where he died the day before, and
were inferred at MOriah on that day.
At a recent meeting of the School Direc-
tors it was aSceTtainGd that Il schools had
been organized in the county, employing
81 teachers and cXpending S2,6ig per month,
an average monthly salary of si6.lI to the
teacher.
Efforts are being made to build q turnpike
to the Lincoln county line. ). \. G. Patter-
son recently surveyed the route, and found
the people anxious for it.