The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-09-18
INSTALLATIONS ITEMS.

-Gacrge Pinion leaves a patent lock
KEY with US, which ne louhu' Le' 'A0
nwner call for it.
The handsome blonde Of Lawrence
county is in town.
-Rev. John p. McFerrln will preach
he p church the next two Sundays,
morning and night.
WI,astinr Hope C. p. church, near
(yarter's Creek station, has Just closed
I ,,rcat revival of religion, which closed
HIsCt Sunday night, after about two weeks
#,,,orrass and during the time twenty-seY-
r., Sinners were converted, and thirty
sbrae nersous we're added to the church.
Tba revival was conducted by the pastor,
Rov. s A TAYLOR, aud Rev. ii. A. Jones,
w NJ Columbia. Mr.. Jones did the preach
inc and his powerful sermons made hmm
n name with that people that viii last
long. -, L..
Sunday that he would commence a pro-
tracted meeting on the first Saturday IN
0ctober. Communion on the Sabbath
m Following. The members were requested
10 prav heucelorth for great revival
Instance was gwen OF man during lne
Tasting Hope revival, VINO prayed Ior
weeks for the conversion OF his desperate
w wicked hFoAll-E -tlA law t-'-N@ 49,
answer to his prayers.
-C,Ion,I John IL. Savage was in our
town last Tuesday. lie Is AN old wheel
horse. His life has been an eventiul one.
He served under Gen. James Call, on the
Texas frontier, in 1886 and was honora-
bly discharged In July, 1886, he was
mustered in Captain William Lauder
JaI,'s company of spies, lrousdale
REGIMENT. Armstrong Brigade, for the
FLORIDA war, and was discharged in 1887,
at New Orleans, being under age: In
IS,hruary- 1917, he was appointed Mayor
- tLe 18th Regular Regiment of U, ).
Tnfantrv commanded 10y -Irousdale. lie
1vas in the battles Of COutreras, CheIubus-
- md Moline del Rey, and was severe
L. wounded in the last named battle
N IL WIS afterwards promoted and made
Tjcufenant-C Colonel Ct the 18th Regulars
Hc was honorably discharged IN New
Ynrk in Sept, 1913. He made gallah'
,f;cer as Colonel Of the 10th tennessee
REGIMENT i'm the late war. lie calleu ms
regiment his "Pantherss and they were
Greatly attached to HIM. In IopI' he
was placed under Gen. Lee, IN the noun
80 of West Va. While marching to
execute Gen. Lees plan OF battle, ne
v-ont ahead OF his Re-i uent, which had
In luOlau AlN "tSnH 30
path. and while thus isolated he came
Suddenly upon detachment OF the enc
INV He charged them with drawn,
sE5ord and captured them all. 1t was a
6pe illustration of what great daring can
0I%anks to w. l.. Truett for mag
uificeut watermelon.
Or !. NJ. fowler, who is now In Eu
rome will please accept our thanks lor
cony of the London Times.
Miss Susie Chappell will please ac
cont our thanks for a beautiful bunch Of
red APPLES, representing boqued - II
,tdr Eve might well have beef
tempted by such sight.
--.Nessrs. Rutherford and Evans, o
Cincinnati. have been engaged this weei
in making surveys, etc, IN order to ar
I've az an estimate of the cost Of water
works. with reservoir on thS Anoo'
Mr.. Gid. McKennon.s house, near
Sawdusr. was burned down "Wednesday
NIGHT. caused by coal-oil lamp exploding
4 b. Craige has returned IRON \. =
Rev. DIR. Ditzler will preach at /
Pleasant on tomorrow ioalurua9J "'7N
Sunday and Sunday night. ,,;,.rI,
Mr.. Vim. Brazier, an OLD anu rs rs
esteemed citizen of this county, uleu
S few days ago.
on last Saturday and Sunday quar-
terly meeting was held at Hunters chap
81 aud the services have been prOtracteC
since by Messrs. Mooney and Wilkes
I'm to Tuesday morning four persons
nrofessed faith IN Christ, and tour wer'