The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-17
SPRING RIILLETEMs.

| The Rev. II bort GrHy, returned to
| his pas ora e from visit 10 his old
home ard iricnc, ia Western Virginia.
| on list Saturday, aud on Sabbath
| preached an excellent st rmUn TO y large
| aud appreciaJIve cungroga ion As Rev.
| J. Nj. Jordan If .ue Methodist Cnmch.
was ate ndinG camp meeting It Hurri-
cane, and no "TVirrS in That church,
he cong O. alton WurSbipCd that drY
with The Pres hyterIauss and uruber
lands.
Inc camp meeting at Pnpo's is
progress Inc number ui Preachers IL
trend 'ure II 40, a. ir-e as formerly .
TIE camps arr nearly all UCcup ed rnu
tue congregations are ia 20 and alien
tive; up 10 Sunday uIZH,, MT much Elk
cIIem"Lt and no sfyCI i Evidence of Ie
wal, but uH int night Old uncle
Guldm ala Green M t.ie one ui his most
eloquent aud p tJht. Ic appeals To the If
religious, which resulted in large
numb Der crOwdiig TO the altar, many OF
whom Were htFPily converted before
the services closed.
Rev. X. X. Brown, OF Franklin, has
been doing some most elective preach
ing during the meeting, and may be
| justly considered one OF the leading
| preachers of the Tennessee Conference.
OUR SCHOOLS.
| Prof. Weissinger's school opened on
| Monday, the lsJ inst, with twenty
| i've pupils, which, taken i'll connection
with the tact, that a goOdly number
| more are engaged to enter next week,
| looks encouraging. Mrs. Mooney
school has also opened, about the time
as it did last session. If there is any
| one subject in which every man, wO-
| man and child has 4 direct and peT~O
| nal interest, IL Il that OF building up,
| and sustaining good .huolS. Now,
while the opportunity il offered, will
| our people snow their appreciation of its
| Importance by giving word of en-
couragememt-by lending IA helping
| haud-py extending their patronage,
and inducing others To do so?
| PERSONAL.
Our young friend J. W. Cueairs re
turned few days ago from the EIs
| tern cities, and is receiving one of the
| largest and hsndsOmest stocks OF staple
and fancy goods ever brought to TINS
market. All of which he proposes sell
| ing on the most &C 'OnImOdaLing terms.
| This was Johns first trip East, aud ii
| was natural that he should desire to see
| all the sights and curiOSiIius i'll the line
| of his travel Nothing worth seeing
escaped his attention ami his descrip-
| ton of the wonders aud sights to be
found III around New York, Boston,
| and other cities. would do credit &c
1 an older ana more experienced travel
| Ter. 1t Is amusing 10 soc with what
1 deep interest tho uniuitiIted hang
! upon bis words, as lac tells of what ht
| saw and heard while lie was gone.
Mr.. J. w. Alexander has recently re-
| plenished his stock oJ goods, and is now
| offering splendid Inducements to- his
| customers. He has lately received one
article of rich value, which will not b.
upon the market tor some eighteen oil
| twenty years, 10y which time, some wh'
| are liIIle boys now. will lie making
| anxious enquiries about her,
We regret To heSr that Col. Helm, 81
| Pope's Chapel, has heeu very sick and
is still too feeble tn enjoy fully the CANT
meeting which he loves 81 well.
Col. Thos. \. Pope, one OF the oldest
men in Williamson County, is camping
lie yet moves about with all the Vigol
and elasticity of youth.
Esq. Banks, OF Thompson Station, Is
camp ng, { nd the Hon. =. :. House, o
Franklin, is as heretofore, at his post
entertaining his many friends The all
senee as campers. Of MCsSrs. RiChaIC
| Porter anC !ue l. SSudcrs, is noticed
and felt, and much regretted by The
campers and people generally.
SHAKESPEARE SAYS
Grabbed age and youth
Cannot live together"
So did not think the aged Mr. G. no
his young aud blooming alianced, fu
! arrangements NefH all made, tho IL
, cense procured, the time fixed, but tn,
end is not yet. Youth is hot and bold
Ageis weak ard cold" SO says our gu
/. thor, and it no did not know il, it seem
that Mr.. G. dos, al else the lady ha
: found il out. Some chap has said thl
1.-The cOCIS0 ct true love never run
smooth" WoN. this case must be on
! of true love, ipr 1t has uot been running
a smooth lately; it, may be becaus
e youth is nimbie, age is lame;" or els
: it may be that Youth Is full of sport
Aces breath is short" This NAV hav,
! caused the delay, and if so, all may ent
, we'll vet. Tho license Is published il
/. the HERALD, but the marriage has no
: vet taken place.
LITTLE FOUNTAIN WADE 9OND,
r whose death was mentioned III the II Ell
, AID last week was child of rare prom
Use; manly, intelligent, amiable ant
+ greatly beloved by parents, kindre,
5 and friends. Ii 10 was well known aOou
: FrankIin and in this neighbOrhoOd, fO
, one so young. and was a general favorit
! with all who knew him. Around hi
sick ana dying bed, affection and friend
ship kept their sOft6st and tenderes
r vigils, and when the skill Of the phySl
clan had failed, and the thrObbing pulls
-, of the little sufferer had ceased to beat
j and his pure and gentle spirit had takel
its flight, to the home OF the blessed, kline