The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-28
AROUND TOWN.
-Amnnict on Hanna's branch.

All quict on Hanna's branch.
The reservoir is full of water.
The big show will show here tomorrow
W +. MoOre's dry-gOOds house was CLOS
some of the negroes seem to contend
that that was thunderbolt that STRUCK Tie
work is progressing rapidly on the Pres
byterian Church.
residence near tine Greenwood cemetery
The coming municipal election Is the
ENr. Green II. Chafin has the largest
and fanciest assortment of pipes IN Town.
Country butchers are bringing nice peel'
mutton and pork to market regularly.
Tom Stewart had a sweet potato last
Monday morning which weighed Pouhc
IT I. CoisbuTn has made n voluntary as
signment in favor of his creditors. j. D.
Murphy is his assignee. -,
-fhe next session of the Columbia ALhe-
narum and the Male High school Will com
Yncnce on the first Monday in september, =,
Addison Denton, COL, ana MI. JOeepnn - :
Tucker had fight near the residence OF n
Tucker last Sunday mornin Denton Eelllng
the worst Of the night.
Mr. Vim. \. Alexander, the newly elect
ed Sheriff has appointed w. ID. Davis JailOr.
\ very good selection. Jim haynes OF one
OF NJ. AIcxander's sons will be turnkey.
The foundation of the new Methodist
Church promises to be solid and firm. The
fJllI-datfDn is deep, and the stones are as Dig
our enteTprising citizen, Mr.. IL. b. Tit
comm has i'm course of erection, on the corn
or of High and Free streets, large anu
Horace Rainey has in his vineyard a
NIsury Mack grapevine, ltIerbemonte)
which has upon Il three hundred and sew
,,n,y-fouT full and well formed punches Of
Dur friend, J. B. woodside, will please
accent our thanks for some delicious isabel
La, Concord, and Diana Grapes, grown IN the
"boslSy bowers" of his paradlsiacal looking
T1Ilxing about birds, Joe and George
Rain..v went out on their fathers place last
saturday morning, and after remaining OUT
one hour and hall, returned WIFI ID JiSS
five doves About halt the birds We're Kill
aed on the wing. This beats rom helIl' III
Haynes and Frank Chatiln. o-,,..,,, ,,,-
Mr.. Samuel Cooper, VINO was ilEIesJet ny
officers FrIel and Latta, at Jne lhsllBttion
OF Mr. CrOne, for passing a twenty d0lIar
counterfeit note, had his trlal ana was non
loIabIy acquitted. He proved good char-
acIcr, and was ignorant OF the Dill OeIhs
counterfeit. , -,
pas are to us when we are little, than mas
and pas!-who does not feel that 1t is so?
The joyful laughter when grandpa was
our little boy friend gets al out TWO ncKlnssI
ON an average, per day He viii DS slad
The principal of South Side Academy
fro.YoseS that the City Council select three
=, or children, one from each ware, VINO ,D arS
unable to pay their own tuition, ana ne VIII
educate LIem free OF charge. inns Is GER
fainIy "A very liberal offer on the part OF
Prof. AydeIOtt. and should be appreciated
-. trucker was sued last "Wednesday,
Iiy "a nero named Addison DehIon2 loi iNe
thousand dollars damages, for thIashlhg
aim last Sunday morning. Satd Denton
made nm attack on Mr.. Tucker, win Il SUCK
ln bis hand for driving MS COW ouI i Ii and ND
gave him a sound thrash!ng. lie also IN
dicIcd Mr.. Tucker for an assault with intent
Last Thursday evening Dave GOad,
prince of the plane, finished hne large
box for tom IIilliard, our ShaAS' a LIE LIZ
B r.s, came to witness Toms transfer from
Ia. Old box to the new. That eXtfaOr4lhary
J. 60 was easily accomplished by pave
..L.lIl, and then the admiring multitude
.nul.el at Tom in his handsome new DoN.
Dr. southern of Memphis JusI I IIjI a Ia
visited Tom and heard him rattle. lie sara
Thomas was a good RATHER, but he dld not
rattle as keen as he would ii ne hau DeeH ~ ~
N q woods where he could have went for"
ahe BOYS. Alas, the new box proved 10 De
Ilis colin. Friday evening poor IoIE Wa va
30 the bluU, and hung him up 10 hackoer.
~ tree Had we been present we would not
siaVe allowed this, for Beast butler, OF Bear
creek warned us that IL we hung up as
lttrlra "A snake as Tom, he might DTlns
dylug. or "A hJrricane. sure enough, IRE
meudous rain came, accompanied by Ter
7.Itf,. wind, uprOoting trees and blowing
1Ioyyn corn; and by awful thunderbolts,
SGfvIring giant oaks, and penetrating prl-
IL - Inns and houses of public WOr
ship. II happened Just as the Beast lOIe-
told. a., 1,o+,,,
gyf,be saws: "MaBy diseases arise more ire
sIuently in Summer than W inter, Whlch the
slightest means serve 70 communicate
PHYSICIANS understand how sight an I'M
purity will derange the system. heReghlZ-
ing this fact, reflection leads me 10 the De-
lief that the present method OF DIeau
making is instrumental in the spread OF
Inany communicable diseases ana pro
ducing many deleIerious euectS Nnlch 40
not assume the form OF positive disease
Tnaf impurities of the blood are work
al on Trough the skin is a fact so well re,
c3.ruized that specific diseases are treated
by Juis means, ana Is even hIoPoSsSub 70
druphubia by q process of sweating. Inc
: ores Ofthe hands ere more open than those
OI many other parts q the 0Ouy; ne con
slant Precipitation OF the hand IN warm
weather, even when uneNerciSed, VIII re-
1niud everyone of this fact. When The hand
II exercised 1t perspires freely. nov, me
present process of kneading bread is decl-
aeuly Objectionable at any Time out IN
warm weather when the pcrSpiratlOn Is IN
constant flow, 1t Is the undouoled means o.
Introducing into the most universal article
% diet the impurities ana, TOO ITequenIyI
the seeds of positive eli sestSe from the Douy OF
the one making bread. HOW many persons
., Do bread without so much as knowing who
makes 10, or whether the maker is Injected
with disease? 1t is not a pleasant consider
alton, but an important one. IN the hdTu
q. .l.siSs of kuCading bread and pastry,
E4-..gIration, and all their impurities OF
which = designed to free the system are
constantly eNuding from the skin anu are
1ulNcd with the bread. 1t Is no security
that the hand is externally CLEAN Inc
cleaner the skin the peer the persplTauOn.
~ nat i'll effects result and what diseases
are communicated in this way can be learn
ed los experiment and close observation. IL
az sufficient in the present instance merely
10 call attention to a matter in which eve
~ one iS interested. Let us hope il Will be
well considered AID that some improve
1uput may he devised upon the long eStab-
Iishcd. but objectionable, method of prepar-
fuc the cOIufnOneSt article Oi food. The
subject could be greatly enlarged