The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-03
AROUND TOWN.

Ash, Bud how ne likes watermelOns.
BnyS, better he saving your nickels and
Sol Porter is happy, for he gets his paper
Ion. Archie Hughes. Jr., last week, had
his head I'm a "sIIng" Cause-earache.
To b, beaten ten straight games at
whist is, very proVOKing-iSn't IL Major
Tucker & Latta have at their confectlOn-
cry six showcases which are novelties.
our efficient Clerk & Master, Will have
"a hI= sale next Monday, September 9Th, 1879.
Ike Roberts showed US this week an egg
uInut that he raised I'm his garden, which
wci.hcl one pound and q half 49,,
NJ. Ruttle has new livery sign hung
out on West Market Street. Ed White
clear & Powell have a goad-vine in front
at their saloon which is climbing for the
lanes II. JamIson has finished the
brick pavement, in front of his residence,
Edmund DiIlahunty White, has opened
81 paint shop over the leather house of I. j.
Ne REGRET to learn ofthe Illness OF VIM.
IInIu,au'S wife. She has been at Nashville
rrthr last two months. Mr.. Holman LETT
this city Saturday last.
l:r1ICc Pickens has again been promoted
and has been bTPvPted to.blOw on the Kettle
drum in the Hclicon Silver Band. Now,
We learn that n "civu Fighter" Of the
urIIc persuasion got his leg broken nj the
rurutnhIc OF the n. & u. II. r.. last Sunday
morning. We couldn't get the name of the
unfortunate hoy.
4 Young son of James \. Fleming is
cI"rIliug for Sheppard & Harrison. Mr..
Jennings sons are all splendid boys. aud
make good business men.
Frank Herndon says that sykes Or
man. while in "A conversation with young
Lady one night last week, remarked that
Andrew Johnson was greater man than
ITthc corporate authorities do not see to
the dilnpidated platform crossing at Dob
bius & Browns corner, they may have TO
ply "a few thousand dollars for broken
limb Monday last we saw n lady get hard
Below the farmers of our county will
md a correct report OF prices paid at our
livery stables: Fodder, per hundred pun
dies ~ cts; corn, per bushel, ~ cts; hay, per
hundred pounds, - to 80 cts.
We noticed few days ago, handsome
lrs,ruuche coming out of the shop NJ MeSSrs-
W H. FarriS & Co, and upon enqulring
found that II had been sold to our excel.
Irut sheriff, w. a. Alexander for $N0. IL
was "A handsome piece of work, and renects
credit ON the energetic nrn. - -. -,
The party given by the young men OF
Columbia last Friday night, at the residence
uf pr. r. Il. Rains, was equal 10, II not sur
Messing. any in enjoyment OF the season:
pns handsome young man, as usual, quoted
rxt nsively from Goldsmith, but OF no
avail and still he's not happy.
fNI r w Keesee has received some I'M
,,,,,,sa DosterS for our next FAir. They are
I,.,utinII highly OTnamented, ana Sp!en-
dly printed TG GGr NEXT NEXT Fair begins on
A1-LuHE,', Santeuber 18th, and continues
JTys. This promises TO be the best Fair
ever held here. ,,u.,,o.tar W N
TTughcs will remove the once 10 the IronI
s,fthc house about the 18th inst. AS sOon a.
Ip l. confirmed he will fix IL up In an I'M
,,r.yod pattern, He means business, dn an.
- have been fortunate in securing nls
s.--,-ircS He is attentive, polite ana cOuTte'
~ aud seems to take pleasure In WaiIIne
Nv, S,,1uirorS after mail. Since our cluLen
MD not keep Mr.. Ba I'd, Mr.. Hughes SUITS
th,n Splendtdly. - -. -, 49, ,-,,,,,o
y-i.,,Js smith & Metcalfe, the other dag,
~, ia occasion to examine their large
- ~ clothing, which we pronounce one
~ ~, most elegant that we have ever seen
~ lis citv. Mfr. ]. b. Smith has Just re.
t ~ nom New York, and display ed grest
~ i'm selecting his goods, most OF which
-. ,,,anufactured by his Speclh oIueI
NMclS ,icar more accommodating Sonhg
,.,..7f would be hard 10 nnu, OI HAeih '
gT,iifisd 10 attend to business. -, 1IorrY.
S.furIay last ESqs. Holman anu NJ III !, !,
e.,,,l IgI n case before them, WhtIe j I'LL
I,1Iisrr. col, was suing Mr.. John OalH w ~
f,rIIwltng n we'll. Addison cooper 49,
rs rnugS,,I for the former and Ola $500 W, tao
~ f,r the latter. The negro sueu loE wv
Tr,DIrcd dollars and got Judgment LOT se n.
Ut dollars, that being the price thaL wa n,
y, fi5rst agreed to be given for the dlsglnB "
he well. Won't the negroes never qul' ~
ng to lawF