The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-12-18
AROUND TOWN.

Ask your father 81 he has paid for the
in behalf of Eoht NJ. Mckay, We give his
NvaSherwomau notice that hereafter he
wants his own clothes. Last sunday he
nut on another fellows shirt, but couldn't
wear IL at all. 10 was all ruHled around the
ton and looked real handsome, but there was
no place for collar, and II had not any
bosom, though he was bound to say there
WAS plenty of room for one. eS, IL was
handsome shirt, but hc doesn't have his
made that way
OF teachers at the Institute l., We learn,
niece of Il. u. ETiStpw, Secretary of the l.
States Treasury, the only member OF Grant :
cabinet who rises above mCttocrltN IN IN
tClIcrt or shows amy desire for honesty
and capacity in government oihcialS-ln-
deed, the only OEc VINO shows any states
mau>hlp, or rises alloy" SlaNlNh P&EIlN''A-
ship. NJ ,,,.-,..
fhe Hammer Hall Tonight There has new
p 1. been ANYTHING iu Columbia like IT,
Bud Moore met with a painful accident
the other day While tuulnS with loaded
pistol, IL went or and the ball passed
through the palm 81 his right hand. No
n was "A beautiful sunshiDy day, and a
small crowd was sitting outdoors in front
OF sheppard n Harrri>ou'S store. All seem
ell Ia ENJOY the lovely day, and not much
conversation cu>ued until sam shirley
z.ame running along IN GREATNESS haste
and commenced relating To some of the
crowd thrilling adventure. Il tell YOU !
had time at 10" said SAM" Il ran him all
over MI paTua>SuS, and u WAS nip and
furk for nearly an hour chased him
over every foot Il the Knob" Jati. this
,s,,Ssch Mr.. ia quiet and Scdate gentle
man had taken no part in the conversation,
but now he looked up and asked, sam:
avon don't mean To say NOu ran your father
o. N over the Knob "NCS, siT, replied sam,
at was father. but I was working in the
lead Not smile was smiled by any of
the crowd, but Mr.. 4. quietly walk. d OF.
What would Columbia be without her
.'sruaII boy" He comes in 80 inely when
l. "A chance FOR mischief, that we re-
ally do not know wHBt we would do with
mi him This was fusy illustrated last
FRIDAY night at the AthvuvuEl Hall. The
fair reader desired, during the eHtertain-
ment. that the table be moved back, aud he
whom we will call the able-bodied editor of
che HERALD 10y way of DISTINCTION, was Sc
IectPd for the delicate task. No sooner was
this diguitied looking individual firmly
planted on the platform imam The small
boy" commenced stamping his feet, and in
the twinkliuE OF an eye II was telegTaphed
All over the room such a tremendous
storm of applause was not expected 10y the
oforaS4iI ubIp- bodied editor on his fiTSt
a,,,s.rsnc, before the public on the stage,
an H. apparently became quite nervous
Y and Illustrated, and communicated his ner-
BUSINESS to egsTything he touched. In re-
moving the lamp u tuppled ana came near
failing, and the stamping assembled To yelIS
I'm moving the stand, which was composed
OF table and 4 big box. a tumbled anu
started to fall. The lamp Wa put pack
aud then the young meuagcrle IN the rear
BECAME demoniac. The graceful manager
fbeu returned TO his seat, looking very for
irTp and bIushing CrimSon-nO doubt men
toIil, TlSolvinE that that would wind up his
experience in the concert business.
What would you think, II you met q
,,retty Young lady going to w. }. Whit
3borne'S. bareueaded, in the rain, and she
refused your umbrellas Ask X. NJ. Mckay
for particulars. .
IThe "grntIe ze-phyrs'' from the North
1,Ieyv pretty lively last Monday night.
Our Carrier, Bun Jordan viii be round
N SEQ nm our town subscribers on Christmas
Day-dOu't hide out nom nlmr or forget
him for he has an Address which he desires
|, --0u to see. He has been looking forward "a
4 nat dgv ever since last summer, and II you
tiiSapptsiut him il Will break his heaFt
But We know YOU won't do that
B, Little Joe fowler appeared on the pup
lie square the other day in his handsome
= tit, made tor him so Paris, the centre ol
1hc fashionable world. -,
The prince of bar-keepeTS, Allen fOWeIl'
has purchased an interest in the popular
Billiard room and reStaurantsOf Chas. clear
where he hopes To meet his many friends
He has a flour garding" on exhibition nee
. Marriage in {, J.. Church Christmas Eve
groom aged 10.