The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-06-12
AROUND TOWN

AROUND Town
NJ 1 NJ I. SmithSon. the blind preach
or, preached ia the Christian ChuIcIi NJ
I1st Friday night. on the law OF pardon 10
the erIiug Christian. lie said simon ~,
Sorc,rerVva~ an cyring Christian, ana was
such when he proposed to buy the power 70
confer the gin OF the Holy Hhost
Mr.. Smith~On enforced ms polhLs vi" ~
many pertinent quotations ron ,,,I W
BibIc lie is possessed OF Il WohutI mem iiI
,r,- .,s we'll as "A brilliant mind lie viii
ltTId "a urpt rIgtpd meeting at I'nlllHlir On
Knob creek, including the "a ouhqaS III
hu,II-t m was very warm last Friday
night and Mr.. SmlthSons paper c ti
-vcatrd loose and he reached up anu loolN
stoff rcmarliingat the same time, "beIo iI
I come M here TO preach in August, Will
get some OF the sisters to make me SOME
linen collars. These paper collars are no
IN IanSdowu SAYS he is in favor of the
civil rights bill, and has been Ior HIIeth
yearS-that il as far a. ne understands IT,
For particulars s-c Monk Barr or Bob jam
"Wr +. II. Nayes was thrown from his
7,ugte,- last FRIDAY evening, and painfully
EturT He was going along III 'front.' OF W. l..
-TTItff : grocery. when the horse threw It's
Tail over the line. Mr.. Mays rose up 10 re-
r,,,,-a il when linz. horse kicked back Nehe-
InrntIy and struck Mr.. NJ. or one OF his
ankles, and at the same time gave d PuiGh
lump and threw Mr.. Mays OUT on tIt
.,r,,I1rB his shoulder striking nrSt. lie was
badlV bruised Tut We are glad TO see that
ue il going about again. 81. I,,,,,- -
Mr. r. ii. Mays Is improving the looks OF
mss stable wonderfully. When he gets
through Ben BridgefDrth Will nave To
''SpTuCc up a lille himself OF ne VIII gel
let. ,..---
We have a note, given 10y j. 7. Grimes
So yrTomc Dillon, in lSi'21 which was L1uhu
on IN. streets. owner can get II 10y GAZING
-Grtudy UcndTick and five talr farlli's-
slams drove ont to the sulphur spring
(which j. unusually good this sumIner-lasl
TUESDAY morning at quarter past l"Iii
REV. !. G.. Mitchell, u. d, was Installed
S,Iart. last sunday. Rev. " m. Mack D. ~
preached an able SERMON utlihlnS, tile
mission of the preacher, aIIel Wniom ~
s,ropUuudeI the constitutional questions 10
Dr Mitchell. Rev. =. W. Mitchell theh uG-
IIvcrcd the charge 20 the pastor, IN WoI1S
-iugUlIrIv appropriate Hnu impressive ne
said thr rr~t duty OF pastor was To pray
often. hc those duty II was 10 .Sl'eslN IoI
God. would bc more able 10 30 80 III pIopol-
ri,u' th nh, time ne spent in Gods presence.
'CI,ts ,4,Istpr should He q diligent student OF
the bible: and should not desplSe learning.
lie quoted "a saving. that although ihe "a
viur of the world chose ohIf one IS''Lh , I
suau for his disciple, among many wiz !
svrTr not, Vet the learned man Hiu more
good then all the others put togethef' hTN.
NErr SrDIJsTf delivered the charge 10 IIt |
people. His fret advice was IN reSSIu 70
money lie said Christian people dld noI
shrink their obligation 10 pay the preacher
.yas as binding a. any ordinary business
transaction. They considered III hlSHIN [
JI.rt>Sar, to DAY their obi gatiuns IN purely 1
business transactions, and dlscrelltabIe nov |
10 do So. but thought nothing WnaIVNcI vi
failing TO diSch-fSs thelr "pllgtl3h 10 pay
sir. preacher. IL should lys loOlSIu ul'oi, u
surely "a business transaction. we sald inns
IdNict. was needed less 10y the congregation
% " hiCh lac WAS preaching H. IMAM a1 IIliEsI
.1Z- la. I,urv The congregation should
uphold and sustain tho pastor and never
wound his feelings 10y yaWnlhG curing M
Encouraging To him. H." iuHl"a Inc "
F.UNBtA HERALD To sustain ms position;
SIR StoddsTt said the congregation snouIu (
lcaru to- love tE"lr pastor, and gave ms eA-
r1rripucp in regard - Or. MltChell. StNeid
years ago. he invited III. Mitchell to admin
lister the sacrament of The l-sfA : supper 10
his psupIe az the Brick thurcEy IN Giles
county. Or. Mitchell wore a gold Nalcl
..nHlIl and "A gold headed cane, and Mr.. Stod-
drri Thought II would never do for such q
.tyIi~h iOOEiug preacher 10 see the INSIDE OF
ms own humble cabin. He did everything
"a his power 10 keep him away, but hnaI!N'
IN >uiit. at his efforts Lr. Mitchell got there,
and ne fUuad that instead Of q RohipoUs
man of >tNl"- he was ON" OF thc very pes
and plaIuCSt sort OF men. Mt. Stouuett lut
rmfr said that pr. Mitchell was considered
If COLLEGE the best student, the best scholar,
rh, best young man, and the best looking
fuan in the 5, lJsI-thOugh one would not
think the latter iTOI4 present appearances
General smiling among ia" ladies' mus
Mitchell l. one, of the 2blpsL pulpit orators
IN His church. and lac NOW has charge OF
-uIrudld congregation. At night Key. MI
-toddrrj preached an interesting sermon
glsn text was FROM some chapter in the 81
Bile where the ~cUteHLe occurs, Il am tli'
cod of Abraham, and 81 isaac, ana OF IA
oh" IL. said he. could understand why
God should S3iy lac was the God of Abraham
Jccau~.. hc was uuhl" old man. Al nrNt
Siry.. il wa uuTd to understand how God
could he the ,.r,i Of Isaac, who was a re
cIuSt. but ON closer CauI.l!nittlOn, II could
DC r,iSily seen. Isaac led a puiet, peaceful
puTc HE. and he represented very large
class Of Christians of TINS day IA"
preacher could not s." now ,rou coutd DC
the God of Jacob, who was tricky rscheh
iug. selfish man. NupplaHtlug ms oW II
brother. and cheating him out of his faith
90 blessing and his birthright. And nj
This uCriud OF Jacobs life hC was not a
iipdII man. hut aGcrwaTd his heart was
changed, ana ne became good man, So
that when he died. God could say. Il am
the God of Jacob
i.n,' Tuesday was the first anniversary
vi Thomas :. Flemings wedding. SheTbet,
sec cream. sparkling Wit and punS without
number. flowed freely.
DR. MiIchcllwill preach a SpeclOl sermon
toNouug people next sunday morning.
The ladies Of the NJ. +. church have open
% uu ice cream saloon at Mrs.. BTyant'S store,
lurthr benefit oil the ChuEch. IL viii he open
-TncQ Quarterly saoramcntaI services will
Do held IN the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, next sabbath. Rev. :. +. Chestnut,
OF Nashville, viii preach morning and
night.
ping horses quite extensively for the last
few days. ana now proposes 10 sell first
rate saddle and bride.
A and Houston AdCOCk, and Jordan
Hunter. sCiucd below the big wheel last
Tuesday night, and caught a fine string. Al
and Jordan went fifteen miles UP tie river,
pc
and caught about sixty pounds,
Mr.. 4. ETdmau, u fashionable tailor ut
his place, and Miss Resale Crone, also ul
IBIS town. hut recently from Europe, and
.ulpE ryCkvd on the way were married last
sunday evening, AT the residence OF Mr.. ii.
t'rouc. a well known merchant OtCOlumbla,
and an uncle of the bride, The Jewish Cerc-
ruonv was performed 10y Rabbi CrOne, father
,,t the bride. The Rabbi came all the way
from ritt~bur- To perform the ceremony.
The services commenced about six O'Clock,
ami lasted about one hour. Tie Rabbi had
nr.rH. a til
rT him. The bridegroom stood in the mid
die Ol tile room, when four young men
brought "a canopy representing the heaN-
rGs. and held il over him. The bride was
hen hrCu"ht IN ard placed beside him.
Nhe services were in German and Hebrew,
end Judging from the fact that tears We're
drawn 10 the eye, OF all except the bride
srTCom. they must have been very i'm press
I've. The bridegroom took a drink of wine
aud then handed the glass TO his bride: and
afterwards handed her drink and then
drank himself Eight or ten gentlemen OF
Columbia, of English descent, were present.
IS friends of the bridegroom, but had some
difficulty in getting in, Mr.. III. Cronc hav-
sI.G understood the AFFAIR was to be strictly
private. After letting them ia, Mr. Cronc
treated his Gentle guests in a very polite
and gcntlcmauly manner. During the ser
ices every body stncd up' with their hats
ON; aftcf the ceremony everybody kissed
except the GvnJilcS.
The oral examination OF the Male High
school viii take place in the Atheneum
study Hall Gu Friday the 18Th, COmmenc-
ing at 4. Il The written examinations
ts-Ne been going on since the first of June.
The Certificates OF Distinction Will be
awarded at o'clock. The public, and Cs-
peCIally the patrons Of the school, are re-
spectmuy invited 40 attend.
An entertainments consisting of private
fhcatrIcals-a cuaradc and a farce taken
from "Oid Curiosity shop was appointed
TO come OF at Mrs. Or. Polk's IaSi night
] was given in honor OF the beautiful Miss
IS. P'S friend, NJ IS b., FASCINATING Young
lady OF Montgomery, Ala.
The weather has been distreSSiuglv hot
and dry this week, The thermometer RAM
Ell from about 50 To the neigh bOrhOod OF 100.
The nights are also very hot; DIR. sam Bick-
nell says his thermometer stood at - yes
.ertay morning at daylight.
w hat are the MrthOdistS doing? Why
don't they ask the people for money To re-
build their church? II you want 10 give
them something YOU shOuId-hand il
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