The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-02-19
AROUND TOWN.

Ella Howell and Jenny HUI, two pyipph,
d. pare, were lodged in Jail Saturday morn
Ing for disturbing the peace with bolster
Gus and profane language. They were una
BILE to secure costs, and the city Marshal
says they must work it out on the streets
since the above was written Jennie Hun
hAR given bond and been released.
Willie V. Wilson has come to town TO
live, and is doing business for Messrs. Mar
tin and Embry. he is well spoken of by
those who know him.
Recently Beverly White aud Meredith
Mcdonald were at the depot in q buggy,
and through their careIessness upset it, pill
ing them both out on the ground, which
frightened the fiery and untamed steed'
and IL ran down 10 Ed. Philips store, where
sc rHu into MI. Kinzer's fOur-horse wagon,
which was unloading feathers, bces-wax
and ginseng at the store of Ed PHI lips. This
team then became frightened and went on
the war-pRth through the avenue, where il
ran into an express wagon, and made kind
MnK-wOod oft. The Courthouse made light
ming time up South Main 81, to near the
public plaCe-Jeating Dexter's time-ped-
ding ties from the other spring wagon.
Bev's fass looked like the map Of the Feejee
islands.
All sorts of legal blanks at the HERALD
ONCE, gotten up III correct and legal form.
Blank attachments aud bond combined at
one dollar and fifty cents per hundred,
Blank warrants, Subpenas, garnShments
and delivery bonds ut fifty cents per hun
dred.
Hon. w. c. WhiLthJrnc sent to Mayor
Eeesee, tor the benefit OF the "Club," pic
eure, or series OF pictures, representing the
condition of Congressman during the cele-
DRAFTED dead lock" when they held session
FOR forty-eight hours without adIourninGr or
allowing members to go to sleep. The scenes
are ludlcrous, but tha Club is at a loss 10
know which one of the pictures represent
our Congressman; they desire to know
whether 1T is he that is going out to consult
"Barkley's Digest, or he that is lying down
and hanging his boots on a chandelier. In--
Fornaation respectfully solicited.
The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen has
-conSenteG ~ submit the question of trans
ferrtng the corporation subscription from
the west end Of the Duck River Valley Rail-
road 10 the east end. The fgzt day of April
ds the time appointed for the vote, and the
1ickets will be, TRANSFER or "No Transfer"
Ntzhugh, Lawson Morrow, of SOmeTville,
Ala. and Miss Lou uderson, OF this place,
were married on the 18th inst, by Rev. A.W'
smith Mr.. Morrow is a gallant knight,
and has won the hand and heart OF one OF
cur finest ladies. They are followed b. the
good wishes OF many friends To their South
Srn home.
Buck Howard measured the naked foot
ola negro man last Tuesday, and found II
fourteen and hall inches long. The man
ts named Gilbert Rnd said he lived on Rev.
Green Irvine's place. John A. Edwards
snId 1t would take No. L siiSa to III him
He said he was e years Old and weighed
1T pounds.
Much complaint waa made by the peo-
rle about the failure of the Uater supply,
aud the Board of Mayor aud Aldermen, at
their last meeting, requested the chairman
of the Committee on Water Works to please
report their condition. bic said he went
down to the White spring, aud found every
thing Stopped. and he asked Mr.. Flckens
the amiable member of the water works
Nrn, what was the matter. Mr.. pickeus,
Strengthened up, took long breath, and re-
piled: "Why, don't You see what Is the mat
ter? 1t is 50 fOggy We can't run the engine.
The aforesaid chairman told the Board that
he had often heard of its being too luEgy
for a ship or steamboat 10 navigate, but il
was the FIRST time he had ever heard of Its
oeinE too fogz,y to run water works. Mr..
Pickens was present when this remarkable
export was made
We have a large lot 81 legal blanks OF all
@iuda that we are selling at reduced rates,
mE We are overstocked. Magistrates would
do well to supply themselves.
Horse and Jack bills gotten up in style
m short notice, at the HERALD office. Seud
IN your orders
We will publish next week tie tribute
OH. p. Figuers, Esq, of the Columbia fer
- and MAJ, to the memory of his late as
aocsate, John O. Horsley. Mr.. Horsley was
4he only brother OF Alfred Horsley, one of
chs editors Of that paper. His brother left
two noble little boys to represent him. We
slender TO our coBfrerc our sympathy la TINS
HerribLe domestic frd"Ft'n
SR<Cietr.