The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-10
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Two charming young ladies are visitin,
W. b. DObhins' family.
MisSl an interesting young lady of Pu
laski, is visiting Dickie T. Chappell's daugh
tiers.
Major Ben Roy is visiting his relatives il
L. u. Myers went to Centreviie last Mon
day To attend Chancery Court.
Col George Washington Boyd, of Wayn,
Furnace, passed through our city Tuesda,
last on his way TO Cincinnati.
Col. Dent bennington, OF Henryvills, j.
Capt: Henry Edsall II turned from Louis
come guest her.
Mrs. Jones and beautiful daughter. Ills.
A J., who have been spending the summer
in the city, left last Friday.
Judge Wallace, of Franklin, who is one
among the best lawyers in the State, was in
the city Monday on professional business.
DIR. III. A. Cant, brother of X. c. Cant, is in
the city on a visit to his brother.
Miss NJ. P, Maurys beauty, is spending
the week In the city.
One of Kentuckyfs fairest daughters, Miss
Luella s., has been spending some time
with Flower tPink) of Columbia. Are
you for sale? Semperl
lime Misses Sallte &. ]. and Lizzie W. OF
CulleOka,reign over somebody s hearts. The
former has accomplished what no Column
ha girl cOuld-captivated the heart of a
,'haTd- young man from this city.
The latter reigns supreme in the heart of
CulleOkaite. Whisper 10 not 10 the winds as
they gently fan your brow,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Park left for Cay
ccS Springs yesterday Ihey carried an
arTnful of reading matter TO while away the
slowly creeping hours.
llr. TheO. G. Frierson, of Zion, and Mrs. G.
L. Webster, Mrs. Felix Webster, and Miss
Hattie Webster, of Cross Bridges, started for
Louisville Wednesday night. They will
visit the Louisville Ex pOsitiOn.
our clever young friend Jas. NJ. Met
calfs has gone TO Fayetteville, to see his
sweetheart, we expect. Come back Jim, the
girls are signing for you.
Mrs; n; Holman will start to Baltimore
Fall stock of millinery of Armstrong, Gator
q Co., one of the largest Millinery houses in
col James II. Lewis, of Lewisburg, came
oCOlnm bia a few days since to attend court.
= He speaks cheeringly of Narrow Gauge
Mr.. r. ii. Hatcher, a promising young
lawyer, of West Tennessee, has removed
here and is in the office of Gid Alexander.
s He lived here i'm his boyhOO days, and
J. went to Jackson College, and lived near by,
It I'm the beautiful home now owned by Geo.
Martin, and kept a splendid swing under
an old elm tree. We welcome him back
re Col. Paul Wesley Crawford, alias Gen.
n the Southern Life, was in Columbia the 9TH
er day His agent here is Eph ETw in, u
most excellent young man.
v. Allen ]. NoIes. ShsriG of Lewis county,
aud Mr.. Martin Anthony, proprietor of the
n anthony House. New6urg, came to Column
, Mr.. James Andrews, wife and daughters.
II left Wednesday for Louisville and CincinnG-
> ii, to attend the exposition, etc.
q GRANVILLE p Rose was in town Tuesday.
travelling tor l.. ii. Iauier & Co, Nashville;
2 Iikaw Sc Joe W. Gordon for Geo. r. Akers.
!, Judge w. ii. TimmOns has Teturned-ai
y least one would have thought so last sun
IN day at the camp-meeting.
: Mrs. DIR. 4. &. Alternately, who has been
III visiting her relatives and friends near Gull
Icokar returned to Pulaski last week
John W. Medley and Col. j. W. ;. Ridley
!. left Monday night for Indiana, to purchase
81 mules. John viii probably keep on TO st.
n Mai. Will Polk and wife, Mrs =. F. Mayes,
n Mrs. Campbell Brown and Miss Nellie
Mayes, have returned from st. Lawrence
- Miss Mary Gentry Frierson has gone to
IL Huntsville to attend school. She has al
a6 ready graduated with honor and diStinc-
tiop at the Female Institute of this place.
a White Hughes, Jonas Amis and Robert
w. Watkins, three nice young men of OuI
see University Tuesday. Bob says he takes
somebody's heart along with him sure.
n Prof. \. ID. Mcclure, who taught school AT
Jones Academy, in this county, last seS-
v sion, has gone to Princeton College, TO pur-
, sue a theological course of study. He grad
II uitted in the literary department OF that
school year or two ago, we believe, and Is |
young man of promise.
n COl. John Calhoun BuTch, of the Nashville |
4s,.ricaH, and Mr.. w. NJ. Fleming, Deputy |
n Supreme Clerk for the Middle Division, |
came to Column bia sunday night TO attend !
Y the fuueI nj of their friend, +. {. Dunning-
I ton. Monday.
1 MIR. W. e. Taylor. young gentleman VIII" |
is reading law under Mcdowell x Myers. |
has gone to his home at Lebanon, KY.
c To he gone few weeks.
v, n
noted trader of Hickman county, passed |
o through Columbia Monday on his way to |
Louisville, Ky. lie was too late for the |
Mr. Charles Stua {, of Texas. brought his |
4 daughter and niece last week, TO the Re,
male Institute He belongs to the royal |
scotch stuart family.
our young friend. George Reid, return
ed saturday from n VISIT 10 his home in /
4 MOTehOuSe Parish, La. He says much OF |
tEe cotton of that country Is destroyed
' one third from overflow and rust. He saw
green, although having been almost entire
, Iy covered with water for three weeks.
When the water falls the cotton dies from
! heinz "scaIded." The corn crop is splendid
George will enter CulleOka Institute Mon
day, to prepare for the uniyeITslty %, Hi "a.
he saw a rattlesnRKe "shell, or shed
D which measured seven feet and two inches
Mori, George and AIgie Hodge, three mer-
chants of this city, last Tuesday, started on /
tn. same train to buy goods.
Miss Emma V. BristOw, the cultivated and |
f. intellectual teacherOf mathematics at the |
p InStitute has returned from kentucky and |
taken charge of her classes. She remained |
two WEEKS at and in the Mammoth Cave; |
aud now cOnverses, freely, eloquenIIy hhu |
cutprtainingly about that world ; WonueI
: The pupils OF the Institute all love Miss
BriStow. A.. r,,,,,ro,-;II. |
r-IoSjov last TO attend the Chaucery Court |
Jonathan DuggeT, of NaShNlller was I'D
Que city the first of this week; ,r, +-,
JayU.ss IsethgOw and Joe EdW'Ius, IWo
tyIightS Of the plane, arrived III our Guy
Inst week frou st. Louis. VIM. IL, Mo3 9,
I ln. carpentaF of this city, came as far
as SaShviiie. They SAY they shipped thsir
tonIs fr0m Nashville aS they Went 10 ~
inuis hut up To the present tlHe nave heNI
-, rt.ceiVpd them. John Lancaster ahu
tnI,n Campbell, two other carpenters are
Htill in st. Louis ,-.,,t ,r,, 7 a.
" p. Howell, Esq, n graduate OF inc lie
ranon Law school, and +. ii. Hatcher Oh
Dresden, Tenn, wer. sWoIn 4, - min, ar
nfthp Columbia Bar Tuesday morning;
Misses l.. n aud j.. w, two Sraceiul "Iiu
beautiful young ladies' who have heeh no
ssnt nom the city for two weeks, nave re-
turned to gladden. the hearts OF thclF hu-
IuerouS friends.