The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Judge Wallace, of franklin, Tenn, was in
town Monday.
Rev. Il. X: Brown, of franklin, visited DR.
smith last Wednesday.
Key. w d. Bailey * ON visit to his IA
thcT-in-law, and Will remain about two
W. J. Phillips, a well known and pouuIar
merchant of our town, has gone to Lou
iSsllle for goods.
York, after an absence of eighteen day.,
and a long train of millinery goods is fol-
I owing her.
John l.. Jones, Esq, a first class young
lawyer of Fayette, Mo-, was in town Mon
John is Maury county boy, and we are
glad he is doing well.
Roy Fite, the Nimrod of Lewis County,
was in town few days ago looking as
. pleasant as ever.
Mr.. Jack Sims, an influential citizen of
lewis County, was in town last Friday on
.sIT Mr.. 5. c. Carmack, the popular clerk of
ieSSrs. Holding, Davis & Co, returned last
Is patuTday, after an absence OF a week In
tallatin, Tenn.
IdN Col. Livsey has returned from a business
Uasrip to Stewart County. He became quite
lick during his absence, and is much re-
1 uced in weight.
he Mrs Geo. NJ. Martin, of Memphis, is visi-
10 elug her son. Ihos. u. Martin, OF Ihe VI
i0 Unity Of Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Martin is q sis
TER Of Gen. Pillow, and formerly resided
ere, and IN her palatial %home prlhely
or oSpitalitY was dispensed.
, 81 Wiley Embry, one of our solidest mer-
IDhants and wfttiest and Charmingest lady
r Hers, went to Pulaski last week, on a fly
lnlg trip. We have heard a heap about that
mt ii y, but will wait tor Brother W. X. Jones
bu Hon. Burke Bond, OF Franklin, Tenn, who
one of the leading lawyers of Franklin,
meas in town last week ON professional bust
o sJudgc VIM :. Fleming is holding his
-, haucery Court at Pulaski during this week.
Su Mrs. NJ. Ruttle returned from the East
: est saturday night, where she has been
urchasing very extensive stock of goods.
IONJuhn l.. Jones, Esq, frst-class young
wyer ofFayetJe, Mo, was in town Mon
NARY. He looks like a big st. Louis lawyer.
-,,aJhn is "A Maury Comfy boy, aud We are
i SStd he Is doing well.
TO Judge Wallace, of Franklin, Tenn, was in
Rev. W. o. bailey is on a visit to his ia
, ler-in-law, and will remain about two
mir. +. NJ. Matthews and wife, formerly of
'''Oi is county, but now residents of Oxford,
> ISIS, are spending few days with their
any friends and relatives of Maury COun-
Nir. J. \. Titcomb, who has been spend
pitg his vacation here, returned to David
4 in College, y. C.l9st Monday morning.
Mr.. James Metcalfe, who has been absent
rY. nearly two weeks, visiting This relatives
Fayetteville, Tenn, returned last Sunday
Alright. 1t was a purely business trip, we I'M
X, Master Ben Carter, son of Major Frank
iptC rter, and a younger brother of his faSci
q uiug sister, of Pulaski, was in Columbia
OBI Suuday;was seen on the evening OF that
=. ~, in company with Master Willie Flcm-
Y = popular Columbia beau, ride up In
lev rVgLsy to one of our distinguished fellow
iz"nS. Calling on the Generals boys, |
ant hGps.
: ,,T.Iitur W. X. Jones, of the Pulaski Citizen,
tells in Columbia Monday evening, on his |
~ back To Pulaski. The next best thing |
itiVIug in Columbia is to come here often |
lao Professor : daughter il AT the AthcnTum |
'iOH iSHiug her musical education. Gen. Bull !
icaJ-E, of Franklin, says she haka line voice. |
litur Jones * making the Citizen one OF |
lOn SpiCieSt juCteSt, freshest, brightest cOun-
= papers in the South. The Giles County |
ultu that does not take the Citizen ought to |
Am uIad. to-wcll.we can't think Ofany pun
- Iiu'Ht severe enough, consistent with |
ted, law on he subject.