The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-01-16
AROUND TOWN.

We refer our friends to the latter part O
the third line of the 9TH verse of the fourth
chapter of I'd Kings.
ished st. Elmo" and is now wrestling with
"Macaria." He says he intends TO read al
of Miss Evans works.
Read the latter part of the fourth line o.
the 18th verse of The 10th chapter of the
Book of Numbers.
South Columbia, once went to a theatre al
Louisville and enjoyed il hugely. so much
80 that stranger behind him, asked If hC
lived in Louisville; ON being answered in
the negative, the enquirer told him lac
would pay his way in the theatre every
night. Just to see him laugh. But Gen. Neg.
ley took all the laugh out of him since.
The following officers were recently cleo
ted to preside oven the Enc lmpment and
Lodge OF odd Fellows in Columbia; Wash
iHyt0a EacImpBieni, No ?: VIM. A. Smith, C..
PSI. ii. Digger, II. F.; John 1. Gartner, 5.
w; Robert Cross, J. W; James l.. Guest,
Scribe; q. b. podson, Treasurer; James Friel,
sentinel, Colombia Lodge No, 3 VIM; A.
IVbtt' Ss,r &C. n noJs, IT, -, -. l.
The Grand Patriarch has appointed VIM A
smith, ID. ID. q. p; and the Grand Master has
appointed HUI. l.. White, ID. ID. g. NJ, of this
We thank Jesse Brown, of GreenfeId's
Bend, for large rock resembling an sore
Bruce Cochran and his lovely wife, OF
Nashville, were out here last week.
AT regular meeting Of Amicitia Lodge,
No. 8, knights OF Pythias, at Castle Hall, on
Thursday evening last, the following officers
were installed for the ensuing term: ]. G.
Bailey, {. G.; L. j. Colburn, W c.; l.. H. Att
well, P.i a. ]. Walker, NJ. + r. q. Hendrick,
VI. A.; +. II. smith, X. r. and =; Wiley En-
bry, NJ. F.; +. f. Erwin, ]. G.; j. A. Bailey
%. q. The order intends giving n grand
of February.
Mrs. Turplu, wife Of our esteemed fell
lOw-citizen, +. W. Turpin, slipped up on the
steps at her front door last Saturday morn
Ing, and broke one of her ankles She has
been in great pain ever since.
We made a mistake last week in stating
that Mr.. A ID. Cooper was to be Mr.. George
&. miners partner in new store. Mr.. NJ.
will be by himself and make q specially of
There is a little boy in town, the protsoe of |
Gi0- Alexander, who wears e. =. Hiilis old |
shoes, and is named Cahal Shelby Law |
renee Dawson Mitchner Steward.
The pastor OF the NJ. +. Church told his
Sunday School last Sabbath morning that |
they must be more puActual; WheFeuPOn
they decided by vote that they would be
there precisely at half-past ni2e O'Clock.
The Secretary was requested to have two
listS-thOse that are there precisely at half
past nine o'clock and those who come in
late. The Secretary was requested to have
two lists, those that were present at the
opening 10 be marked punctual, and those
who came in afterward 10 be marked tardy.
AT the close of Mr.. Beckett'S sermon last |
Sunday night, at the =. E. Church, the choir |
sang 1.-THE Babe of Bethlehem" one of the | ;
most beautiful of sacred songs. 1t was sung .
In an exquisite manner.
Read the last five words ofthe 2Sth verse, |
18th chapter of Matthew.
She sang in the choir, and sang well, d
last SUNDAY. and when her handsome escort I
offered her his arm at the church door be- :
fore going out into the dark night, she was
In happy mood. They penetrated the !
darkness, and reached home, when 10 and d
behold, she had lost her hat, jaunty. Her | '
gallant escort walked back to the church !
md hunted dilige ntly for il, but could not |
ind IL. She actually lest her hat from her
head without knowing it! What a COM G
nentary on fashionable hats! g
Judge Martin and Chancellor Fleming O
lave granted Capt. James b. Murphy IL | L
'CnSe TO practice lew. II the gallant Cap
ain shows the same brilliant talents in the ,
aW-and we know he WILLIS he has shown |
IS editor, We predict for him a bright fu- |
ure,-full of fame and funds. He will carry | 8
ntO the practice of the law thoroughly a
rained and disciplined intellect, and that il
lind of spirit which will not admit of de- n
eat He casts his lot among able lawyers =
,ut he has both the mind and the will to |
'ush his way TO the front, and his friends "
nd their name is legion-win have the sat b
STAG :on, at no distant day, OF seeing him | n
axe rank with the ableSt of his cOmpeers. | I
apt Murphy will soon have an eIegant |
fnce htted up in the new TtcOmb building, "a
ppOsite the Nelson House. Al
Judge Martin, at the request of the attor- II
eys, adjourned Circuit Court until next A
lOnday week, and the jurors discharged. | 81
hancerN Court being in session is the n
ause. y