The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-13

Judge Martin opened Circuit Cour
last Wednesday morning. He is jubilan
Iant over the good news OF Tuesday and in
vigorated for much wOrk.-Erdnktin Repteu
| The FRANKLIN keUieIO says: "Mr. John w
| Miller has sold his residence to his SON. Mi
| Johh ID. Miller, for $500. We hope uhi
| move means the permanent location of thi
a am and hospitable family in Frank
The Franklin Repiey saws Rev. IA. Or
| man rides Circuit. We were under tn
IMPRESSION that he rode horse, and a IA
| one at that.
| At the recent Jewish Ladies' Fair, a
| Nashville, Mr.. ID. Erdman was one of the
| managers OF the bar.
| Mr.. Shade Digger was seen to leave
| town lately with a long black ribbon dang
| ing from his hat, in mourning, he sad, fol
Jonathan, who has gone TO Nashville tC
| live.
| Col. Geo. p. Webster and party returned
| from the barrens last Tuesday with six deer
W. H. English's deer hunting party only
| killed three deer. Eight men gone one
| whole week and killed only three deer!
They will go again in a few weeks, on the
Light of the moon"
Last Wednesday, three handsome ladies
called at the HERALD office, to see-ouT
snake. One was a married lady and the
other two not quite married The day was
dark and gloomy but they made 1t beauti-
Iul spring inside. They inspected our big
pumpkins, turnips, ETC., and we learned
them the printing business.
If our friends, who are indebted to us,
knew now badly we need money, they GER
tainly would sell a few extra acknowledged
SllAChACLS9 VI Il llGblG DuLJeT, or a lew eggs,
ana come and pay us up. Alas, how can
they know that our washwoman, miIkman,
TAILOR, ct al, are all worrying the life out of
us ABOUT That small change we owe them?
we had a call to-day from Mr.. Grundy
tendrlck, formerly of our city, and son OF
the Rev I. J. Hendrick. Grundy has been
engaged for som etime in Column bia, Tonnes
see, IN the drug business, but is now pulling
up stakes there and moving to Nash
male and female, win be glad to meet him
during his hurried visit to our city. We
would say TO the young ladies that Grundy
looks just as nice as he used to.-Paducah
Nelcs.
Mr.. H, Clay Brooks died on the 10Th Of
October, at Brooklyn, Ala. Mr.. Brooks
j ohm NJ. Cook, deceased, of this place.
The Franklin ReUjeto says: "Mr. Walter p.
our office last Monday and renewed his sub
scription Tor the ReUteto without which he
says, he cannot possibly live abroad. Wal
ter has made friends and great character as
a business man in Columbia. The girls out
there say he is the most gallant beau in
that lively city"
The Nashville Life Insurance Company
has just paid Mrs. VIM. Brazier, in this
county, $500, the amount of her deceased
husbands policy. He died about a month
20. This company has never yet been sued
Mr.. William P. owen, was in town this
week, on visit to his relatives. He has
been in business with his brother, O. G.. OW-
en-, OF Mt. Pleasant in Maury county. Mr.. |
.. Z. owen has $4,000 business in that
money in shorter time than any man that |
ever left Franklin. Success to them, for |
they deserve tt.-FrGnklia ReUieto. |
One day last week, NJ essTs. q. G. Taylor,
}. \. Lowrance and one or two others OF |
Culleoka, re-captured the negro accused OF |
burning Mr.. Perry's house, near Robinson |
Fork not long since. He made his escape /
rom the Pulaski Jail and had been at large |
7nt1l the above mentioned gentlemen cap
ured him.-MdrshdU Gazette.
BY some oversight, we neglected to pub /
ish that A. r. AleXander'B little girl, four /
ears old, took the premium at our late fair /
or making ii patch quilt-all herself. The l
was given TO a little girl seven i
Years old, whose name we have not learned. |
We hear many complaints made in re
gard to the tardiness with which dispatches
Ire delivered and answered at Franklin.
Robert Scott, of the HOpewen country,
tent us three large turnips, last Monday, the
wO largest weighing lO12 and II pounds.
who can beat them? The ground in which
hese turnips grew, has been cultivated in |
urnips 20 years out OF S5.
Men scOrn to kiss among themselves |
md scarce would kiss brother; but women |
want to kiss so bad they kiss and kiss each
,ther.