The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-05-22
AROUND TOWN.

Aii,,,, IN. ,IScr col. charged with steal
ing chickens. vas tried before JusllS'' 'ue9'
last Fridny morning aiu 1'f thn 5IIs of the
iaiI n ,t-err,es} tore, M the water pipes IN
the cell, hoping thereby 70 inthe an =, -
but the taller found IL out Ia lLAIe' " H.
vent an escape, and put them IN fho'nei
We made a mistake in referring To sam
McENyeu for information on the min que9-
riOD He Saws il should have been Dr. kauS.
Several beautiful young ladies, GScortea
bv Mr.. John y. Bond, visited the hERa II
office last Thursday night. 10 witness II He
PROCESS OF printing and mailing papers. ", We
overheard one of them remark a. sue -, itt'
ness. We would like 70 have the pressure
Tine ladies OF the Episcopal Church OK
Ject L. send on this week for their hand
SOME neSr organ. Ii will cost about Sl,gp.
DIR. Hardin, Of Spring Hin, mas spoken IoI
their old organ, to put In an Episcopal
NProf. o. H. p. Bennett has ten valuable
Gown lots for sale, situated near the Depot.
4 map OF them can be seen az TINS oInce.
Those wishing 20 make a ''spec, had better
call and see the map at once. .,-.., a..
Capt GhoS. Butler has competed ms
patent lime-kiln, and commenced burning
lime. IL has cost him considerable SUN
II money. but we trust he viii sell enough
slime 10 fnsure handsome proIt. He will
doubtless export much Of his Hmet 10 other
towns and CITIES.
tn 60 tcaAntoineite Falls, LAWRENCE county.
GrSnGS HCndTick and Walter Woodbridge
are doing all they can 10 MAKE u Btanu
success. Young ladies from Nashville
Ioutsville. and Alabama are expected to go.
They win start next tuesday.
The South Columbia sunday school re
Gently met in their new church, organized
aud elected the following officers: D. }.
FIam. Superintendent. W. W. Amls, AsslS-
tant superintendent: q. W. Wilkes, Secre-
tary and Librarian; j. 4 BalleS, leader OF
singing; Misses Nora and De!.G Powell. or
ganiStS. The school meets reguia%!s every
sunday m@rninE at O'Clock.
A green grocer-One who trusts
-RecOIIcct the Ice Cream and strawberry
supper at the Nelson House tonight.
The Cumberland Presbyterian sabbath
School will have picnic IN capt. y. j.
NuuGhn'S beautiful grove next Friday;
toll J.. u. Myers has a large and rare
variety of flowers. lie has one bush which
hp THINKS has three thousand flowers on il.
His neighGUrs may beat him on potatoes,
but we don't think they can come up TO
DIR. It. Clair performed two delicate OPP
-erations last Wednesday. The first was
making two artificial pupils for Mrs. Frank
Nitchner, which promises To restore her
.,yrsi-bt This il one OF the most delicate
and difficult operations in surgery. sever
al M our most prominent physicians We're
present 10y invitation. and one OF them adj
mtnistercd chlOrOtOTm. The other operation
was extracting a tumor from the eycltd of
John Rhines, col. This operation was also
sktllfullE and successfully performed. Those
who are suffering from chronic diseases of
The eve, ear, or throat, would do wen to call
on him. He has made these diseases n
Et,.sCfal study, and II on examining your
case he is not satisfied he can do you good,
he Will not undertake to do So
w. q. Wilson has been appolntci Nd
ulfulstT ttor ai the estate of james Ramon,
deceased. a good selection. This estate
and the Narrow Gauge viii give hls epleh-
did financial abilities COED exercise.
Capt. y. A. Rogers has been apPolnlSu
agent Tor the Changers, office IN the Masonic
Temple. He gives q bond Of ooOVOO, aLd pc
sides, his word is as good as bond see
-DeIfciuu> soda water at Rains.