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


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Our duns through the paper aeem to
up, At least they are about the only ones
who com plain to us about il.
Marry county is full Of flour mills now,
which are not only supplying the home
maTket-that is, feeding 5000 mOuIhs-but
sending abroad -four TO the South Tn States.
Squire PrcwCttS little son caught a pole
eat in trap lately. He is not wearing the
same suit of clothes he had on whom he
took the cat out of the trap.
Three eStimablc gentlemen of the ii ur-
riCane switch ncighbOrhOOd were appoint
ed commissioner 10 PARTITION an estate Of
about so acres bctwce,s the legltceS, and
close OF the first day that each one should
make his figures and compare them with
each other the following morning. They
did SO, but to the aStuhis Hment OF Is. and l.,
squire X. had entirely omitted on@ tract
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The BlantOn Chapel Lodge, +. and A.
NJ, through the efforts of Squire Jim san
derS has obtained a charter. Heretofore
they hsgc been working under "dispen-
~attIVu."
some OF our s,spsorioe.S geein to he a
long time selling their cotton.
The next session of tuiiapka Institute
will commence January IL, 1870. II Is one
of our very pest schools. soc advertise
ment,
Rev. J. II. Morton and Calvin Hardisun
will debate the question of salvation 10y
morality, at Rock Spring, Dec 26 1874, at 10
We learn that Crazy Caroline, col, was
found dead on the road near WiliiamSpOTt,
saturday morning, with her throat cut
from ear 10 car. There was no knife near
her. and this makes her death mysterious,
aS no human being could have been so
hCartlcsS as to kill this harmless old crazy
woman.
We wish we knew how to dun our de-
linquent subscribers.
The finance cummittce publish an inn
mo inc
county warrants, &c. Read the advertise
ment.
MIR. T. =. Cooper, Of the vicinity of Cross
Bridges. had two sheep killed and three
crippled, last week. 10y Gen. \. Rowen's dogs
and Ed Hills biTd-dOE. Mr.. Cooper drove
the dogs to Bowen, who told Mr.. Cooper to
kill one of his dogs, and pay him for his
sheep or replace them.
W. l.. r, Of the vicinity of Zion Church,
was raised on sabbath schools, and is a
nice young man. lie has lived in Column
bia. and travelled about good deal, and
thinks lac Knows thing or TWO. one day
he met an old acquaintance, a green cOun-
try boy, in town, ana iG determined TO
have a little fun mt his expense 80 Ee took
''crceny' to Rains Drugstore, where he
knew there was salvauic battery. He COM
menced eNpattating ON the beauties of mag
nettSm, etc, and then arranged the
battery with the intention of getting his
green acquaintance shocked before he
knew IL. VI, l.. L. took up the two poles to
Ina nd to .greeuN," aud squeezed them too
hard, and they stuck to mI4.. He screamed
with pain, and for help; but br. Rains had
seen his maueuNerS, and just Laid back and
laughed, without going 10 his assistance.
Nv addy has not fooled with batteries
since.
Rev FuEEin Davis used TO be a trout
fisher on HpTter-S BTagl n. near kiudeThOOk:
now ne is "a fisher OF nIea. On Saturday
evening January To- he Will preach near
W. NJ. SulliVanS :.
A citizen OF the eth civil district. So the
police informs Us, lost $50 saturday night,
while in town.