The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-07
Personal INTELlIGENCE.

Col. E. c, Mcdowell left for Memphis last
night.
John Lamar, who has been living nlllinois
two years, has returned for good.
Andy Huey, our old war friend, of the Rock
Spring country, was in town last Monday,
carrying q large stick painted as red as blood.
Mr.. Williamson, of Nashville, architect of
Sheriff Latta's new house, was in our town
last Tuesday morning.
John Bullock, of a Nashville wholesale house,
posed through Columbia Tuesday, southwark
bound.
Col. Nat. W. Jones, Thompson Flemin and
F. A. Burke, of Maury county, are attending
the Federal Court at Nashville, as Jurors.
L. H. Stroud, of the U. s. Revenue Office,
has been sick this week.
Wenotice that the Prince of Bigbyville has
received assistance in presiding over the "Aris-
tocratic Table" at the Nelson House, in the
person of the accomplished Count"
DR.. W. F. Southern, who has been sojourn-
ing in our town. for several weeks, making DR..
| Sheppards office his headquarters, says that
no Democrat ever had as good face as he
has at his age. He then described the crest
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The DIR. is quite a well preserved, comely and
fascinating bachelor of - years.
Rev. VIM. o. Bailey, left here Tuesday for
| Verona, Mississippi, which will probably be
his future home. We regret exceedingly the
inability of his church to retain him. He is
young man of marked ability and cultivation,
and made favorable impression on this COM
munity. Success to him wherever he may go.
H. r. Malone, of the Lawrencehurg Journal.
was in town this week. We are glad to hear
of the prosperity of the Journal.
| Walter J. Bennett, successful merchant of
Franklin, was threading our boulevsrds Mon
day.
Capt, Nat Gather, of Hopkinsville, KY,
visited his friends in this vicinity, this week
| He married a daughter of the lamented Gen.
Zollicoffer, near this place.
DR.. II. Folz, who, it is stated, was in Mem
phis during the yellow fever, has returned to
| Columbia.
Col. J. J. DuBcse, of Memphis, has been
staying in our county a week or two, enjoying
himself occasionally by joining Col. Geo. W..
Polk, James A. Fleming, and other genial gen.
tlemeu, and sometimes fair Diana Vernon
in the exciting fox chase.
Col. Curran Frierson left for Oxford, Miss,
a few nights since. He promises to give us a
sketch ofsome of his bear hunts in the bottoms
below Oxford. He carried tremendously big
bear knife with him. Mr.. Cad. Frierson was
to have gone with him, but was too unwell.
Mr.. Il. E, Willard, of Decatur, Ala, has
been in town this week, at the Guest House.
DR.. ]. A. Pillow, of Flatwoods, Perry coun-
ty, passed through Columbia yesterday, on
his way TO Sumner county.
| DR.. Crockett was in our office Monday, hav'
ing just returned from old Williamson, where
he has been for several days, making up 8
large lot of his great Anti>Dyspeptic Com
pound which be left at Shady Grove to supply
his old customers. His health is feeble bu
seems to enjoy his usual high flow of spirits
and thus tenders his grateful thanks to DR.
Paschal, who presented him with a good sup
ply ofExutent Virginia Sapantania and Horst
Radish, and hopes his old friends will contin
ue to let him know when they are sick
For Ben makes lucky pills,
And is very patient waiter,
His patients settle their own bills,
And not an administrator