The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-12-11
AROUND TOWN.

Don't lorg,- thar Mrs. farley will ex-
,,it,if nor ~plcndi,. OBJECTION of wax figures
I'D thu Hammer Hall on th~ 18th OF Decem-
''i Nj Joseph II. Dew offers f,.f sale his
frDftlng stallion, "AhIcr, IhlS horse Das
tt5,, 6...f irnttiug blood in him, and stock
men would do well To call and look at him.
see, and vert l>cftisnt-
E1l- Dunnigtou offers his handsome and
Arufurlablc brick house for rent.
We regret to learn that MAJ. +. {. Dun
,,ftur.f1 il Still quite sick. He is one Of our
.tbIc~t and purest citizens and everybody
,,-upathi>tA with him in mis- atdlctlOn.
Tie familiar tones of the Presbyterian
s,slI yrgr. heard last sabbath morning for
tht. fIt-~t time in several months. Preach
M, v-s, NOT i'm the church, however, but in
Eh,, Masonic Hall The cupOlA - much
higher than the old one, which meliSwS The
tones OF the bell, and makes them sound less
-THn,,. parents whose boys are attending
the Made High school have noticed with
a.Icst~Urg, the rapid advance they are making
nm t!..Ir studies. This is attributable 10 the
teachers, who are dcNoting much energy anu
perseverance in a profession which thcN
love. and in which they lrave been so emf
Iii elijah NreIy has removed 10 town,
rom Snwell'S lower mill. lie is an eStlna-
I,It, ruaIl.a good citizen, and we are glad Tor
him To- come back. He formerly lived IN
columbia, and worked IN the ct"lh'' "U7l-
Is. Bragg says that ON last Monday in the
afternoon. In3I lht MSa.LlSi ~ ,, - ~
very cold" Who says Bragg should not ne
"NTauazinp eIitor' ofthe CambefgH1 itw0Ho't
Mud pIlIou. ON the same day said the gen
az. ge-uhyrs" blew softly around the corners.
The Presbyterian Church is nearly nm
i~hcd, and will bc ready tor occupation Dy
The first OF January: The windows are peau-
rFfuI, and the ireScOing in the highest per
lection of the art, being done by MeSsrS-
Euoch and Sehlle0her, who ireScoed
the capitol at Nashville many years
ago. Gas pipes have been lifted, ready for
cages gas. The pulpit Is being made OF
walnut. and Will be plain and unpretend-
ing. but neat and appropriate. The main
thing delaying the completion OF the
church -. that they have decided to have
new benches to suit the fine church.
Mac Wright was very badly hurt last
NIoudaN about i o'clock. He wa" attempt
lug tu.couplC "A locomotive TO Hat car,
AMI tie bumpers missed each other, and
caught his body. 1t was thought at irst
that lac was not hurt much, tut at the pres
uut writing he is suffering greatly.
\ little negro girl in the employ of Mrs
N a. Pillow, became mad about something
last week, and about nine O'Clock, rluay
might she attempted TO buTh Tue MOUSE
down. Fortunately II was discovered III
time to pat out the flames, q,
our esteemed fellOw-cttiZenr John Is
@zr4d.ett Esg., was ia town last Tuesday
looking much improved IN health,
The new boar, of Aldermen have rent
cd a very neat room in Williams new block
which they have ijtted III a genteel manner
lu which Recorder Guest is to hold HE
ruprniu.. leVcC>. Monday morning, quite a
crowd was in attendance To see what dispO-
lfff1u would bc made of several cases up fOI
hearing. Recorder Guest being indispOsed
q Magistrate from the country was asked Il
slf in Judgment and 10 mete out justice
.rt--1rtlinE to claw ana evidence. Inc mag
..fr;ttp. OF course knew nothing about law
indeed 10 our knowledge, there Is hut one
~ who does make any pretens1onS TO q
knowledge of the abStruSe principles OF law
md me therefore proceeded to decide the
cases according to the evidence if not 10y
claw The first cases, indeed the three frs
cases charged a Young man of nOrld face
and short IuouStachc, with being drunk an,
ii~orderly." and resisting the ofhceTS. Hl'
attorney dind' think the throwing OF a bot
IL1 OF whisky in u mot stove was very dlSOT
-tyriF-it was only a"trick, and 10 pull on
- pistol 10 Try TO shoot an officer, was only !
little piece Of pleasantly didn't know
Ihey were officers, 80. lis true Haynci
ami Fri"I were not drgs>cd ia uniform, bu