The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-11-06
AROUND TOWN.

There is no necessity of going 10 Nash
lille to get a Maxwell House IlleaI liO"
{ can be had at the Nelson House. -
Joe fowler is preparing 10 Dulld n i
-csidruce. near the HERALD office, frohtlh
cree street. . =, .,,,,-r, los
.Tonday and bought a musket AT auction
or s. He will shoot cOOns with IL.
a lille boy of the Male High Scool say
ne saw "A horse-hy over the river ana doi
I'VE I'VE iid not hear "TalIy's" speech, the
tOtcs of which he had on brown paper, Du
i'm Haynes has promised us .rerOdtt" re
pOTt. r7,;,,,, ,,,,
Call and see specimens of wedding caro-
printed at this office. ., O.,
An intelligent little boy, named sam
~, Row seated with us at the {. L. Church
lieIy, called cur attention TO the iacJ INA
e did not pat the puddle OF tonacco JHlc .
pom the floor which was seen at ms Zee.
persons mill use the nOXlouS weed, JneS
nould not do SO in church. We know tl'
dies viii thank us for this advice 10 th'
-trHcT sex. . 81,
We have tried several times to get th'
II of premiums awarded at the last cOIOfeo
air for publication, but the secretary ha'
of vet furnished us with them. ~
Last summer, an OK, being driven
Irourh town, went into residence neal
ne iafl, and last Saturday, two young coiis
ling driven across the square, Dy Il IIItIt
y, walked into business no ,,.s,si, q
rOprietor, at the time, was reading =
cwspaPcr, and without looking up Sai"'
ONE in!' ,,,
Martin 4 EmbTN have taken III dlOiiItl
irtncr, and are also erecting a large ware
puse on the Bynum lot, East OF r H. Mays
able. , -,
its own; a sufficient amount OF suDscrlp-
ON has been raised, with when 10 puf-
IstSr the instruments. Billy Fhllil ps Is OHe
-fh, stockholders and will blow norm
The removal of the Cnancery court
,ou 10 the County Court roOmr ana the
punty Court to occupy the present Catn &c
Court room, is spoken OF. II meets inc
probation of the Judges ana clerks. l.,
6r NJ q Helm has removed his drug
ore, audaiS now substantially located IN
a. corner store room formerly occupied by
Ne fnrnot last week t. state that little
Iarlir. son of Mrs Fannie ArIuSJIohS,
me near losing his life SUNDAY OGlobeT
IN. lie was playing fishing" in barrel
water when the little fellow went In head
remOSt His grandmother ACCIDENTALLY
.oIlcd out and saw his feet SUCKING out
nj rescued him just in time 10 save MS
T. His head being under water ne WAS
IabIe to give the alarm.
Rev H. 4. Jones gave those VINO pro-
.~s~cd religion at the late revival, some
.crllcut advice on last MONDAY evening
fore closing the services
We understand that there is to be an
Tprt made, very soon, to establish a Dung
ms christian Association la our town,
lrrr is also 10 be IA Young Mems prayer
Getting started at once. Both OF these
owes are in the right direction, ana we
lD, to see every young man IN the town
liiStcd in this work.
1t is thought by physicians that the
lStor OF the c. +. Church, Rev. II. A. Jones
INJURED a blood vessel in the region OF the
II shoulder, during the late revival, which
used his left arm TO swell, ana give
-cat pain ON Monday evening last:
.-AIgcrOn Hodge has moved MS STOCK o.
,ods 10 the house lately occupied by i. )
,cburn, on the square.
Two first class business young men
cSSrs. ChildreSS * Pillow, have gone into
re insurance business tOgether' lhey are
pTth Young men. See ihelI ClIu.
-ReV II. \. Jones returned the thanks OF
,rC L. Church TO the Methodist people ioi
cir kind assistance during the late revival
inch closed last Monday night
One old gentleman, who utterly aDhort
II his vote last Tuesday, tore oil the WORDS
Democratic Ticket and wrote on the
lck thereof, "Whig vote 1t was not a
arr, either, for he is in full membership
nj loves ali the brethren except one.
Mrs Beckett gave an elegant entertain
cnt, on Thursday night OF last week ~
pnor of a former pupil, Miss Mary Barnett
al her husband, Mr.. W. J. Hine.
The Young men "Stormed " Judge
.ugneS on Thursday of last week. me
farming Miss Mary = of Murtreesboro
as visiting the Judges handsome young
tughter. 1t takes the young men OF 20
mbia 10 do things in style, ana make the
rIS see "A mice time
Ben Pillow, col, who lives on Mrs. Ellen
pokcr'> place, was arrested last Wednes,
~, 10y Deputy Sheriff Johnson, and placed
Jail. Tuesday night he was detected IN
II
lored man who cultivated the field. Ben
Il his basket and hat, the latter having
veraI holes in il, where the shot passed
rough. He was tried before Justice Guest
,Stcrday, and turned loose.
The Criminal Court met last Monday
ne following is the grand-iury-H, l. hOI'
an foreman; Geo. w. Polk, RObJ. X. Estes
sss,, II. Fits erald, Jas. II. Russell, ]. j
wage JnO. ". Thomas, Fielding Edwards
n ChatIin, =. H. TimmOnS, W. IL. MOTIF
m l.. X. owen and I. <. NOtgraSS.
There was TcplcVin suit before one O
lrJUsticeS a few days ago. Two persons
aimed "a hog. One of the witnesses a very
a man. in giving in his testimony said
some years ago, in Giles county, two per
ms claimed "A horse, and each produced
4 equal number of Creditable witnesses
no SwOTc to the identity of the horse; th'
,urt in such dilemma proposed that they
ride the ownership by drawing stTawS.
orSe in few days thereafter, came TO tn,
her man who claimed the horse and tOlt
inn that he had doubts that the horse wa
is as the animal had a hitch in his wall
nat his horse did not have; in a short tln'
1grrafter. he came back again and deliN
ID mn the horse To the man claiming it
ne had found his horse, that was lost
IaN MackpV, rs honest a man as ever liN
a in, r.SSiug through the woods (nOw Pill
~. tarmH near JOhnSOn'S ford, tired Ia
grsa hours to get stray mule across tn
yer hut did not succeed. lie wen
oD,s and 10 his establishment, his nul
as nt home and next day Hugh BradShaN
tne down in the woods near Johnson
,rI and took the mule home Whlch Nj
mex ey thought was his. Now may II pleas
our " OrShip, with these facts before, / WI
.,T ,t~sar that the hog in question Is Hou'
IN Martins, but l belierC II Is, ana nave II
,,>itaucy in 80 stating II.