The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-13
jug and RnttIerat PrI.nm's.

4 Il HlMM oRhANS3 aux ObDg 1910.
Copartnership? Why should not we
| your humble ''quill drivers" form .
| "joint concern" and put our heads to-
| gether? The world says two heads IRE
better than one: why, my dear Mr.. Ed,
| itor, il is quite common down here. See
yonder meath that proud oak sits cou-
pie, male and female; they speak in
pare eGrneStneSS of cOpartnership!
Look again! close up in the corner OF the
ball room, where the rays of the sun doth
not reachi Why tits OF joint concern
they speak! Indeed, were you only
around these parts-yes you, think
the same project would get possession
OF your upper story" and come to m &
turity. Now to business:-"So, my
partner, for such you are in this item
undertaking, take a seat and give nae the
very freshest and best you havein your
'soap-gourd.' So saying whitfield one
been dangerous for fly 10 light on"
and sat with an air of Henryville re-
porter; but 1t WAS only for a moment.
Unbuttoning his collar and throwing
his feet through window, he began:
After q careful count, find the figures
add 40 persons. Many families are
arriving daily; among the more recent
arrivals we will mention the Rev. e. L.
Fraser, w. G. Sellers and q. w. Kim
zer and families. The Misses Alice Err
win, Willie Cummings, Ida Jamison,
Cecil and Dorset, Williams, Hill, Ea-
son, Parsons, Ruttle, Easley, and Good
low, Mrs. Samuel Cecil and Mrs. a j.
StAnfill, Theo. Erwin" We are glad %
be able to inform You that the worthy
chairman of ''street committee" Mr..
Geo. r. Dodson, is here, and has so lar
recovered his health as to be able to
participate in a glorious fox chase
around the camp on foot. Among 9TH
ers who are partaking OF the water free
ly, are MIR. Jimmie Ashton, Hill and
Davis ofTexas. Champion ten-pin roll
or, Mr.. w. billiard, 2l6; Mr.. D. j. Estes
could not sleep soundly till H. score
was made to look somewhat smaller by
placing Just aboye 1t PIT. Mrs. H., being
dissatisfied with her husbands defeat
endeavored to snatch the belt from both,
her first efforts summed up zoo; no othN
or lady having reached 200. Among
the camp amusements, we have "Pete
Cecil" a very sagacious yaller dog.
Wandering around through the baggage
of certain young men he found good
ness Notwithstanding. Being re-
triever, he carried it to some young la
dies, where he thought It justly belonged,
but Pete's trophy being denied recep-
ton, was oiled with "Pennyroil" and
sent to q camp troubled with fleas.
We are still hunting for pound
trout, and indeed came near getting
one last Saturday, So being the weight. I
He was of the pure stuff, and as the
line frightened, he jumped some tOuI
feet out of the water, and when within /
10 steps of the end OF the pole another
great effort was made by his fishsbip
for liberty. But Capt. Joe Irvine's scales |
saith not! A 3 FOUNDER was caught by
Mr.. w. q. Sellers, who under great ex-
threw the rod on his shoulder
and beat q hasty retreat, mover looking |
back to see when the finny monster 1
reached the bank. AT the command OF
your fishing reporter to halt, Mr.. s.,
out Of breath, stopped and enquired;
did fetch him out?"
Accompanying the fish head" we send
to the ALEXANDRIA to be put on exhibit |
ton the skin of PR badly the largest
ever killed in Old Hick-
man. 1t measured 81 feet, and had 10
rattles and a button The natives say it
was q years old. It was killed on Bar
rem Fork near the spring, GAO Nc
old hunting grOunds) by Virgil
VIM. j. McEwen and w. II,
billiard. The two Bills and Virgil tell
Of wonderful battle which you will
not believe exceeds the catching of the
- Hodge size trout"
AS a euchre player, we must say that
Miss Eustacis GOOdloe is the champion
player, aswell as the joy and wit OF our
camp.
GAS TWO heads are better than one,
jug and Rather will double the fun"
Ire AND RATHER, 1