The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-08-14
AROUND TOWN.

A ,sso1ler man. In the city, last Thurs,
day, smoked thirty gOoa cigars anu He ulu
not commence until O'Clock a. III.
DE shelton and Judge WINE are happy'
the circus is coming, -.
"A new pavement has been lalG III LIoh'
of Green Chaffin's and T. j. Helm stores
r. c. Cant, the energetic ana a!iaDle
agent of the new Steam FIGURING MlIls,
showed us through the building last Mon
day. These mills are within about one
hundred yards of the Depot, ana Ia ABOUT
twenty yards of the railroad. we nfsI Wis
tied the engine room, where We Iounu
everything in apple-ple ORDER me COt1.
is thrown off the cars and falls down near
the engine room, SO that the engineer can
easily attend to il all, and then be the only
hand in the house that has any time NJ al
Felix Wood is the Engineer. The engine
has capacity OF fOrty-ftVe morse power.
With forty pounds OF steam, all of the three
mills, two wheat and one corn, can De
turned. The distribution of the wheat anu
the means for carrying up and bringing
down grain is admirably arranged. Inc
merchant boiling chest has two cloths
through which all the first quality OF hour
for sale goes. These cloths are OF Ihe HneSJ
silk. The custom BOlting chest mas only
one cloth. The stones are the Ihesl I IeLcl l
Burr, and the buckeye 'Set-tdIOOI , anu
Eureka Shutter" are used, both Of when
are ia high favor with nrst-clasS mllleTs
The mill Is evidently Splendldly appOlh'eu
i'm am its parts The machinery works so
smoothly and SO little friction Is hlaue Inat
scarcely any noise IS neard Dey Gnu ' Ine
Felix Wood, Engineer, Keeps everything
neat and clean. One is ashamed 10 stay
long in the mill room, BECAUSE ilG AGI-o AAS
is she only idle piece OF machinery therS,
II il no noisy, useless hurry, out a Wen
arranged, systematic industry. here MI
Andrew Kuhn, head miner, anu H. y. IaIit,
A rput t.oOlI-keepSr and travelling agent,
remain, one attending 20 MS MUS anu Lne
other to customers. Mr.. huuh laLn II VIZ,
"a miller before him, in the great HaHaIt
mills, Richmond, Va, one OF the lIree Nus
famous mills in America. Mr. Cant, me
travelling agent, recently took a RIP througn
Middle Tennessee and North Alabama, and
met, in the gGrious towns, agents from va
TioUs famous mills, ana competed sue sue
rcSSfully with them all None OF thSII
claimed to have better -four, and only one
or two thought they had as good 1nose VINO
have tried the flour here IN ColulhpIia, , Pr 20
nounce il very good. and we have tried DIS
quits made of il OuTselt and they were capl,,
tai, These new steam mills are d goou
thina for the country, in seNerI way 5.
They furnish market here at home, Tor
wheat raised in Maury county, ana Ihen
thcy prevent the further excuse or he ,'' 81
~ OF sending to 81 Louis or elsewhere lOI
flour. During the pas eight or nine years,
hundreds of barrels Of Hour nave DeSh
brought here from Northern states WINE
~ the same time thousands OF bushels of
splendid wheat have gone TO Northern
VII. Williams new house on North
High street is an exceedingly neat resi-
.ieuCe, ana would be the very thing to put
pretty young bride in, and learn her how
-Mr. II. b. Titeomb is preparing the
groundwork for handsome new residence
Is one of the most desirable building
spots in town, and knowing Mr.. Tttcomb's
taste. we feel safe in predicting that his res
idence will add greatly TO the looks of that
locality. ,-
Hugh r. Cook, was tried last Friday ev-
pniug. before Clear, Harrison end Guest,
for the killing of VIM. f. Benner, and DIS
charged. upon the grounds that 1t was done
an self defense. All,
a Young drug clerk says that Misses
While c., aud Belle r., are the . elles Oh
Primm'S Springs -,
Walker Scott came to town not long
since and saw a young acquaintance OF ms
cIerking in a dry goods store, IL the south
east corner, and remarked To him., "Hello!
sonny. You have parted your head in the
. middle of your hair, since you came 10
town." ,,
Walter A, went to CulleOka, his old
home, n few days ago, and SO indignant was
a young lady at seeing him, that she rocked
him out of the yard.
Last Monday was awful hot, and Mon
day night was hotter.
The Sulphur well of Capt. j. NJ. Hickey
j. being visited by large numbers of persons.
The water is excellent
Candidates for Mayor and Aldermen
are announced to-day.
The Methodist building committee are
going to rebuild their church themselves,
and have employed the noted architect, W.
X. DobsOn, at a salary, TO sUperintend H.