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

That portion of the advertisement of tn
Culleoka Institute, published last week
which said, Germs for board and tuition
same as heretofore should not have beer
in IT. 1t was not in the copy sent us by the
Messrs. Webb, and we do not know how il
slipped in.
Quarterly meeting came Off on Satur.
day and Sunday before Christmas at Nebo
The people We're introduced to their new
Presiding Elder, Rev. W. Mooney, who
preached three excellent sermons. The
MethOdistS there say that with him as Elder
and Mr.. Doss as pastor, they will have good
preaching this year. A young lady, from
across the river. says that their two preach.
ers are very popular, and that Mr. Mooney
so gracefully, pleasantly and eGectuaGV. She
says he does not use DIR, A. l.. Z. Green's tao
tics, who used TO tell them that they would
give their money TO circus, and that they
must give as much to the church.
In our last week issue, speaking about
the Temperance celebralion at Mount Nebo
We ACCIDENTALLY omitted TO mention the ad-
dress that was spoken by Miss Babe King.
This address was considered one of the very
best of the many that were delivered on
that occasion.
There are certain individuals who claim
TO be respectable and attend places OF amuse-
ment, and who show a want of good sense
by talking during the most interesting part
of the performance, greatly annoying those
who sit near them and preventing their
hearing. The individuals who made the
mischief should be looked upon as weak in
the upper story, as no gentleman or lady
possessing seIf-reSpect, or who has been
properly reared, VIII talk or even whisper,
during the progress of an entertainment at a
moment when quiet and order should be
strictly observed.
A manufacturing establishment in this
place has placaTded the walls, mo lOafers
On the S0th Of January most of the Nail
subscribers time will expire II thew desire
"a continuance OF the HERALD AND MAIL.
they will please renew their subScri ptions
otherwise we will take il for granted that
they do not wish il any Longer, and will
discontinue the same.
fsnrFTg n1REfsr .zH,..v
ant country, says he had rather do without
his years ration Of bacon than to be without
the HERALD for year.
They have found a new road on Bear
Creek-about four feet under the old one.
Turner Hunt is one of the newly elected
Aldermen of Memphis. Esquire Hunt re-
turns his thanks tothe citizens OF Memphis,
but pegs leave to resign the office, he is
one Of the Justices of the Peace for Maurv
CUNT.
-Esl, G. p. Whitaker has rented the FO-
gleIuan farm on Flat creek, in this county.
lie found IL impossible to move to Arkansas
Tnis year.
-Festus NJ. Fuller, has bought the Henry
OSBORNE farm, near Huey's MILL containing
Dos acres, for $4,000.
Mr.. Whitfield Mayes, of the ueighbor-
hood OF Zion Church, has a walking stick
which belonged TO old man DeGraffenI cid
neaTWllliamSpOrt, about half a century ago.
IL blew away in the celebrated "DeGra fen
reid storm many years ago, and was picked
mp near FRANKLIN, having travelled about
InLty InlleS, over @ wilderness. In that
storm all the DeGraRenreids were killed
except one child.
j. J. Bryant Will accept our thanks for a
twist of very fine tobacco, raised nv him
Gen. Whitthorne sent the seed from Wash |
ington to DT. oliver, who gave some of then,
TO Mr.. Bryant. Mr.. Bryant says il is the !
finest tobacco he ever saw, but wants IL /
that he has none 10 sell.
4 lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons |
has been established at blanton,S Chapel. |
Esq.J a. Sanders is W. Nj j. b. Bunch, =. /
naawN- n n ~ I
u. Anderson, Treasurer; I, c, SOwell, =. D.; /
II ID. Sanders, y. D.: b. II. Caldwell, s. and 4
odiSt Church.
We refer our readers. especially certain 1
elasS' 10 the last 1--WE words OF the 2Sth verse
OF tile lSth chapter OF the Gospel according
TO Matthew,
Two preachers got lost last Sunday night
In the neighborhOOd of Mt. Neho, aud did
not ind their destination until twenty min !
utes before two o'clock.
Our readers will see that we are printing
4 very expensive paper. In doing this we
IRE trusting that our friends Will NOT only
continue to support Us, but also aid us in in |
,Tcasing our circulation. A little effort ON I
ne part OF every one Of our subscribers |
sould swell our subscription list greatly
YOU may do for the HERALD /
ND NAIL helps To make IL a better paper |
sVeTy person In Maury county, especiaIIv |
mould feel a deep interest in his county pa
peII ana endeaYor 10 make il better.