The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-21
AROUND TOWN.

Tho finance committee of the Methodist
n church request the insertion of the follow
ing notice. Subscribers viii PIG iIS act ~
4 Methodist Church have been closed, anu an
I subscribers are earnestly requested 10 pay
\ their subscriptions to ThOs. II. W lllaIls , or
\ 6ay-r them ready for any member OF The
! finance committee who may call upon
vs.. ~. are assured by the gentlemanly Sec
rotary of A. II. NJ. and l.. Stock society,
tbat ihe coming Fair will be success.
The door of the odd Fellows ian mas
l,.,Ti Greatly admired for the beautiful
4 @r,int1~ IL was done by Mr.. John q. Hen
dcr,un, AN excellent palntieL. g., ,,o,1o,t
NrJ \. EuEle met with palnIul ACCIDENT
Inst Eriday lie was engaged in removing
trsirbt from the depot TO his store, and had
ARRIVED at his store with a load, ana WINE
4 Ur,,Durinn To unload the wagon, his foot
SItpprd and he fell violently against the
,Iu1iSill at the store, breaking TWO rlDs ana
iufuriu0 one of his hips.
'''y Et 4, regular meeting OF MauTy Lodge
No 81. Good Templars, held "Wednesday
,,-.nin,s August l2th, 1874, the following OIL
ficerS were Installed for the quarter endl M
Il nct0Iscr Slst, 1874: Rev. ii. a. Jones, +. W.
L a. T.: y. G. Helm, W. c. T.; Mrs. NJ: T.; w ood-
\ siJ. NJ T. V: II. L. Holman, W. =; Miss
laura White, ". y. 5; f. +. Erwin, w, F. $;
I D. h. Woedside, w. t. Rev. J. i. McFerrin,
Is ". Chaplain d. r. SGad' w a. Ss,eS NrSi 0E ~
10 Mrs. T. w. Lamar, l., ii. 81 John X; JoT-
In VA, w. 1. G.; VIM shirley, W. -: VI n, a
ones, Rept.; J. Il. Woodslde' AlterpaIe' J.
~ ). l.. Bullock, L. ID. ,-.,- III, A.,
fFiFf and who lives on the EOBltlAdu itAA IA
. was In town last week, to get out state
warrant for the arrest OF Dock Jones, Whom
4 he claims run his horse over ms ltaTls
u wife, on the public highway, DrulslhS heI
I "ENlf HorsIcy, jr., a fine big country boy,
h has our sincere thanks for the finest peaches
4 We Mr. Mr, Frank Dooley raised cucumber
D tlris season which measured about four feet
!, ION w.. announces to-day another ticket for
I Mayor and Aldermen, headed with THOMAS
n W. Keesee for Mayor. II Is singular some
one don I announce Gus BOyd ior an Aluer'
I. mamie is plenty large
-"Tom Hilliard," cur rattle-bugs contlh'
II mes TO receive many admirtng visitors
/, iShpd we want Chinch Truett, Bud Dlllon OF
. Bud lowell TO change him from his old to
, Johnny Holman, aged about eleven
! years, cut VIM. Miller, Jr., with knife re-
B "PSiiceman Doweu has lost his pocket
4 book. There was not over slO0 in n,
Rye is selling for more than wheat
William II. LipScOmb and Ed Carpenter
shippsd North, a large lot of cattle and hogs
at the Columbia depot, "Wednesday. Mr.. J,
a. Irvine also shipped large number OF
, sENr. Cullen has returned from a long and
weary journey through the barrenS' he
I saws crops are better in Hickman anu Fer
~ counties than they are in Maury. Inc
! hest corn he saw was on Cane creek;
1 We learn thai the newly elected County
. Court Clerk, Alfred Nicholson AKIN, ESD
. will make Hon. w. b. Wilson deputy
I We know of no one more competent.
We have been frequently spoken 10 Dy
: persons travelling the road on the east mar
4 gin Of the corporation, and asked TO urge
, upon the ChiTmau of the street committee,
: TO fix il. IL is a very bad road-a real wagon
! breaker. We hope the corporate authorl'
! ties will fix it.
. The approaching canvass for Mayor and
Aldermen is likely TO elicit a good deal OF
4 interest. Two tickets are already announced
/, aud "a third is talked OF
. The first bale of cotton, of this years
y gECwth was brought to town "Wednesday
4 corning last, by Shaw Smith, col, from
s she Sarin OF A, +. Alexander 1t was bought
: ~ Martin & Embry at 20 cents, and ship ped
J ~ Ciuciunati. It ClaSSed Low Middnng
{ t7or two years past, Spencer Htll, col, on
4 ; II tiiliispie'S place has brought in the
! I.rsT bale, but "Uncle Shaw beat him
"Wednesday T. jefferson Holm yames \
4 HAYNES, L. NJ. Matthews, VIM ana FRAN !
Chafin, went to the farm OF sol II. b9lcn
10 shoot doves. there being thousands
n them on his place. In a snort ILllte "a "a
d party returned with 60; and OF thaL nuI4o
\ Will Chafin killed two. LUSH MaIthe"
saws he likes doves better than paTtrlugss.
4 Frank Chatfin crrried a "grist 10 SOW
y .eIlrs lower mills lately, and found 10 mlIleT
! attending one set of stOneS-that Is, 10
! them were helping 'Lige Medley.
z Hugh L. Akin recently tounu SOME
lining which nine hundred out OF on
4 thousand persons can not name - Is II
y office.