The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-09-25
AROUND TOWN.

IA SLIGHT alteration has to be made in the
Foundation OF the NJ. +. Church. otherwise
" 1 isa splendid piece OF Work-sttohg anu
trm, being composed of immense stone.
Mr.. y. NauEht, who superintendent II, putt
the church which was burned down seNeIi1
"Ifin Your ahizH you wish to rise, show
your pluck and advertise. GiTaru ana Bon
ncr made their "chink" by the free use of
printers ink, while other men tthe Thought
& sad who in the papers had no "ad-' IN a
few years went to bad. The mOral-he who
runs may read, and every business man
take hred-cuntGnt and wealth the man
will bless who furnishes stamps 10 OH the
Last saturday evening, on Embargo
street, between Free and Market streets, Two
dec"udeutS of civil rights, Henry MarStllIo
and Sol Cant were passing a lew leisure
moments tu-EnOCking each other in the
head with small rocks about the size OF
bricks They were disturbed by officer
FTicI, who promptly arrested the two wur-
EicS, and had them before the Recorder
asst Monday morning, he making thelh
lance to the tune of five and costs for their
way of showing their love and affection for
-IiiII True.t says if elected Alderman at
lac coming municipal election, he will be
favor of hanging every bench leg hste IN
There is a marriage license deposited in
pnr OF our banks made out and waiting for
next month. Guess whose names are on IL
Two young bioOds called TO see beau
iful brunette school girl, at residence in
his city, but she could not come down.
I,r old ~choplmate, now married, stood al
E '-r!t.,. long looked for organ of st. Peters
hurrh hHs at last arrived from Louisville
md its maker, Henry Pitcher, has been en-
s.r.s,.d this week in putting ii up IN Its place
N tu,. church. 1t has 80 pipes, and cost
tI,yur %I1.N. Services was held in the Churcn
"Wednesday night to try the new OTgAn
A Mobile party of three, on leaving mere
Tuesday night, had trunks enough, ana Dig
.uough, to hold all the clothes IN an OTul-
nary dry goods store.
t'ouuudrum-"Wh yOIng man that
boards at the Nelson House, eats baked
apples at n mCtl2
We have heard great many express a
Icsirc. that the Mayor issue a proclamation
md request the business men to close their
stores next Friday, so as To give everyone
a holiday, and an opportunity 10 attend tne
Fair Let the merchants show some public
spirit. Nashville and other cities do this
very wear: why should not Columbia do the
samGs This u ing the only Fair in this sec
ion, this year, our citizens should patron
e. and encourage it 10y a large attendance
I8ily.
"A very large congregation attended
evening service at St Peters Church last
"Wednesday evening. The new organ was
in its place. and the choir sang Splendidly.
In addition 10 the regular evening service
MIR. Pitcher, maker of the organ, played
several beautiful NOluntarieS On the lnStru-
mtnt. q Displaying its power and beauty II
l. certainly splendid organ. Before dis
missing the congregation, Mr.. Beckett ask
ID them to give the Old familiar dOXolOgy,
"Praise God from whom all blessings how'
etc, etc.
The following Sc OOOlS have been ten
dcrvd invitations to attend the Fair on
the days mentioned. Tuesday; Institute,
Miss HrdSprtIl'S school, Male High school,
cant. Aydelott's school. Wednesday; Athe-
naum, InglcSide Academy, Miss Rebecca
E'rigrSOu'S school.