The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-04-25
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q. Wilkes 10 nov arriving the mall hack
from here to WAynesborc.
Teis entry was made on the Nelson House
Register ! ct Saturday morning: "AkSr's
Circus a.
The gentlemen who went nshiug TO SEsr
creek, last week, returned Friday night
They caught about one hundred and forty
Ash, little and big. Mr.. HAyea caught tn"
largest numbeF, and also the largest trout
which would have weighed four or i've pounds
JED COltburn caught tremendous ceinSp,
but could not get him ont. The weather wa
extremely COLI and very windy and other
wise disaereeah!e.
In our notice of the sold Folks Concert"
last week. We neglected to N nt'on our appre
riation of tho vocal duet, "LonR Ago, sung
50 EXCLUSIVELY by Misses Laura AnhrSws ano
Lens Mayes WhIls il wag being sung. gen
tIemsn at our side, msde ConpsteDt critic oS
having heard nearly all the famous srt'et@s In
New York, expressed his high preelstion
III rendition By the two charming young sing
era. We should also have compllmented Fruf.
Adelung, for the splendid uanner in which be
play I'd the various aceomPaments on The piano
james l.. Gu, ct was elected Magistrate, last
Friday, for this district, by 81 majority. H.
received bis commission the next dav. and &C
~ppied seat on the court the following Mon
day.
We regret n leurn that the Lodge of 0ood
Templars IN this place has been broken up.
md some few Of its member haYe returned Z
their "hr~t love"
Prof Won Adelung has our thanks for a
copy Of q New Zealand illustrated paper
The Methodist church was put neatly In or.
r, by the ladies, OF course, THURSDAY.
Black Prince, Ca I. Blacks imperial rocking
stallion, was in town last Tuesday morning,
with Mr.. Burch at the other end Of the reins.
Mr. James She ton. an cd and feeble gentle
man, fell down in the street in front Of tn.
Guest House, tst Monday evening, and wa
BADLY bruised in the face.
The bosrt Of examination, appoin'ed b
Hrn. W. c. whitthorue, exami ed the esudi
dates for appointment to West Point, Satur-
day. There were two candidates from thi
county, four freTn W fiiAmsnn. and two from
Giles. Young Rholes, of Giles received tn
appointment,
We understand that the young ladies Of 81
Peters Church are going have fancy ball
on the 2 h of May, for the benefit of the Parish
school. Il will occur at the Ne son Hons
and charming programme ia B. ing arranged
the la les who are managing Il would max
q success Of ANYTHING, they undertook, be
cause they are all sue esses then-elVes.
Persons attending are reg ested, but mo-
required, 70 aPPear IN Fancy drrSa tn
place and other pArticul rs made known here
after Tickets one dollar, music and refresh
ments wI:hont charge.
Mr.. Eph. L. IRWIN, the clever CLERK In IN,
Pos;-Ofice at this piace. showed Us q lrttP
with the following on the envelope The let
ter was nA'led at Lawrencebulg &, Teus., and
sent TO this Office
"Oh, send me away a. speedy rate,
To Maury county. in Tennessee State,
In the Post ofic", TO rest, | desire,
Until Mr. @. W. ChilGresS for me shall en-
quire."
The ladies OF st. Peters Church "Aid
Society" were as much shocked n we
were amused at the locality our friend
~ the AdH had given their party. II
In for the benefit ~ the Parish School.
The party will take pl zoe at the Mel
son House, and 1t promises 70 be An
elegant affair.