The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-02
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Prof. w X. Jones left for Pulaski last
Monday night. He is such clever ielloW
that everybody wants him 10 come Dack
here and live. We all envy Pulaski the
possession of such a valuable citizen ana
excellent man.
XyC regret to learn that Miss Emma HaT-
FiSOn an accomplished young lady VINO
visited Columbia several years ago, dleu u
Few days ago in Mississippi .,,-
Major Hunter Nicholson, OF Knoxville,
aud Professor of Agriculture and Horticul-
tuTe in the East Tennessee university mas
been visiting relations ana ITienus neEe
rapidly becoming one OF the very foremost
institutions in the country. The agricultu-
raj department j. one OF It's most important
features Prof. Nicholson has made an i'm
portaut suggestion TO to our County super
futcndent of Public Instruction in regard to
sending boys to the university OF East Ten
Miss susie Eastin, of Nashville, is visiting
her friends in Columbia.
Miss MOllic Bryant has returned from
New Orleans. Col. Prestidges family, with
whom she was living, have gone to Canada
To spend the summer.
Hiss Lucy b., of Pulaski, and Miss Ida B.,
OF Mobile, two beautiful young ladies who
went 10 school at the Institute, left for
their homes last Tuesday.
The accomplished and distinguished
Principal of the Columbia Female InSti-
tute has returned from recent visit TO st.
Louis, where she heard and was charmed
toy that gifted preacher, Rev. X. A. Holland.
Miss Murray, n charming young lady of
Nashville, has been visiting her friends
We are glad to learn that Hon. James II.
Thomas, who is at Bailey's Springs for his
health, is improving fast, He is one Of our
ableSt lawyers and most estimable citizens,
and we trust that he Will remain until he
Is fully restored to health.
Miss Fannie Williams, after an absence
of five months among her friends in Ken
lucky, returned to her home on Leiper's
Greek last Wednesday. She is charming,
pheasant and Intelligent young lady, ana
hCr return OccasiOned much joy among her
many admirers.
made "a living visit to Franklin to attend
the Presbyterian Festival on Tuesday night.
He says il was q delightful and successful
entertainment, gotten up by the beautiful
and fascinating young ladies of that place.
SnHn, lett Franklin yesterday for California,
10 search of health. We hope he may re
turn greatly improved, and with charm
ing lasly companion.
Judge Cook and Mr.. Henderson, success
sui young lawyers of Franklin were in
town Wednesday on legal business. But
We think they also called on some other
ggi-giTl, VIC mean.
quite sensation at Mr.. w. ScOtts. Re-
.TIrubrr your beauX here, Miss Mary.
f. NJ. Cabbcll, an +. +. X, of Louisville,
came to town Wednesday. He is a prince
among tTummers.
We are glad to see Mr. w. J. Hine, our en-
,rgctic and accommodating Express Agent,
has escaped a threatened serious illness,
and resumed his duties again. Indeed he
never went off duty but then he was i'll
enough to have done sO-CidrksrtHc Tobacco
E.If.
Mir f.. \ IIewee, agent for j. =. Morton Il
60, Nashville, was in town wednesday.
He is e nice gentleman, and represents
splendid establishment.
Isaac RouSC of Nashville, agent for Nc
tiuuvy'S Readers and Oth' r books, visited
our town recently. He is pleasant fellow.