The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-03-13
AROUND TOWN.

The Great Southern Railroad has again
changed its schedule. The morning mail
train now arrives from Nashville at lilo Ia
The morning, which is very bad arrange
meut for Columbia; the mail train from
the south arrives at l0:Z7, A. NJ; and the e1-
press train from the South at l:i4, A. NJ. I'm
der the head of "Special Instructions" &C
COmpanyiug the newly printed schedule,
President Fink LAYS down the follow
ing laws to Conductors and Enginemen
The speed of trains must be reduced to three
miles per hour crossing Duck River Bridge
up between Bailey's and Carriers Creek,
either way, by delayed trains" "trains Nos.
Sand must approach Dark s Mill with eau
ton and under perfect control" TRAINS
will be run by Louisville time" Whenever
an accident occurs TO "A train the Conductor
or Enginemcn Will be considered suspended
from duty at the end of their trip until
written report is made of the facts, and
signed b. each, and a full Investigation had
relieving them from blame"
A number Of persons Joined the NJ. f.
Church last sunday night, by letter and
and requested 10 be baptized by immersion,
To which the pastor cheerfully consented.
-Lu. Der men who have lumber that they
will eX change for Columbia real estate, will
find il To their interest to call on us.
We have coy house and lot in Column
bIg that We Will exchange tor building lum-
Der, If application is made at once.
Mrs. NJ. +. Cullen, of this place, lately
sold bees To the amount of one hundred and
siXty-two and a half dollars-the product of
seven stands of bees transferred into nova
Die comb hives two years ago. She retained
hereafter give her attention TO the Italian
II, IS only, as she considers them far suPe-
Iior 20 the common black bee.
Tn ere Is in town bar-keeper whose
WbiSEe - are nineteen inches, and nous
tarhrs nj, ~ inches long.
We y-ar glad to see Maj. L. n. Barnett
or, III. streets again this week. Our readers
will Temsmber that he had the misfortune
To have his arm broken in two places, re-
Gently by fall IN the IN ss Nm soI18 sd
Nashville. We hol ~ see nm sOliu anu
well ut an early day.
LAS. b. Murphy fias hed his maiden sword
an attorney at law, in Inc Geo. sweat case
in his new aVOCatiOn. So --,,-,
Gid Alexander unbuttoI1ed, ms colIar IN
"a case this week in the CrimtISaI = OuIL room
lie speaks good deal like Gen. " hlttnorne
when he has his collar open.
In criminal case the other dHSJ a Young
lawyer very earnestly asked, "Am |, gentle
men of the jury, to be responsible LOT me
infamous conduct of my particular IIlehuY
and then his particular lrlenu grew 40 Ieu aS
Not long since a certain young man was
teaching a Sunday School class, ana was
trNiu.r 10 enforce on the minds of his pupils |
the fact that none but the wicked were IN 1
ell with the Devil. To see That the DoSs
had caught the idea, when he was through, |
lac asked again, Now, boys, who dOyou say /
are. i'm hell with the DeviI?'' For a moment |
all were silent, then one boy solemnly an
Swcrcd, "IIis wife, reckon"
Recently, while Mr.. J. b. Bond was hav-
ing some work done in his garden, about
feet below the surface, solid brlck wall,
cemented, was found, which when taken out, /
contained about so brick. The question IS,
what was il put in there for? -, ,
All the candidates for offices Will ad-
n reSs the pub in Columbia Monday. Let
4 ne people turn out to hear them.
For amy Information in the hat swap
ming business apply to J. +. l.. Cochran, Esq.
lie traded hats the other day with Joe Eos |
Ger and every body knows how Joe swaps. |
We were mistaken in stating that MI.
Calvin NJ. FTiersOn was liquor dealer. We |
take pleasure in making the CORRECTION
lie doesn't even allow 1t kept about MS
house.