The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27
AROUND TOWN.

-Algie Hodge went into Stumps bal
Der shop and told him 20 cut Off the end
of his hair. Stump thought he meant {
cut off both ends-and now Algie sport
the best Munseyed head I'm town. Sho
fly!
Johnny Fly, of sawdust Valley, CAV
Frank HeTndon, two and half pount
sweet potato last week
The Young Mems .ihtt~tian ASsocIa
, | deliver lecture before th" Association
I Mr.. StOddert has written to Nr. Ayde
lott, conserving 10 lecture at some tutUr
day, on "IIousehold Life a. IL IS, an'
as il ought to be-" \ suggestive sub
iect.
"A party of young ladies and geutismeJ
of Williamson county left NashviH,
| on the 23d for Mammoth Cave. Mr.. ;. j
| CIaybro9ke commanded il. y cro"'
from Columbia ought to have met then
Mrs. VOORHEES, will commence a schoo
on the 3lSt. When she was young lady
she taught here, and was an excellent
teacher. We trust she viii get a goo,
We are indebted TO our esteemed friend
Mr.. Genpett, for map of the new town o.
| Beecher, Fla:
| Rev. 5. c. Evans, of CulIcola. preached
on Knob Creek last sunday, and in re-
| turning home next day the horse became
| frightened and kicked through the dash
| board and struck Mr.. EviuS on one Of his
| legs, infiicting painful wound.
| The fine stallion, Maury Ham letOnian
| has gone amiss so much as to be unable Ia
| take his training, and Is now barafootcd
4
The pin backed" and narrow skirt
fashion makes young lady look smaller by
| degrees and beautifully less.
| The days are growing shorter, ut least
| that part of them called daylight is dark
| ching two minutes earlier every twenty
| four hOWE.
| The sidewalk in front of Ed CANDLES
| new building, is to be paved with foSr-inch
| limestone rock.
| The way the g" Munscyed" fellows i'm this
| place, with their sand-papered heads, do
| swing their arms around and hiss OCT
| :" ShOO-hyr between their teeth. is interest
! ing to behold. The flies think the present
| style of wearing the hair n perfect success
| rs II enables them to bore through their
victims scalp, without going to the trouble
OF separating the hair with their front feet
The shOrt-haired Munsey" fellows ar"
very much in the same predicamcnt OF "a
Stump-taiIed bull in H. time.
Tuesday of last week. Billie IipScOmb
shipped a number of sheep by rail, north
Lee Bailey, as clever a boy as can BE-
found in Columbia, last week presented rs
with q lot of very fine tomatoes, May our
young friend develop into the fair promise
now indicated, and, i'm his day md genera
ton, "bring forth good fruit 50 that Fl may
he said of him. he fulfilled all the duties of
Il Stage-driver Bill" Porter brought in
the biggest potato, hat has vet made our
table grOau.
Hickman ways are easily caught-"Rat-
tier" passed through town the other day
on his ass.
The band played the following pieces at
the Daisies: Passion Flower quick stcp ::
Little Mill RedOwa, Polka March, Dixie; ,
nypackcr's March; Railaucc Polka ora
Lee and Little foot steps: deception Grand
March; ID. c. b Grand March; tomcs Sweet
Home.
-Messrs Al ord. Trentharu l1 Co. have
about finished n handsome addition to the
residence Of DR.. !. p HernHOu. This IS
good firm ana Is doing a. great deal of
carpenters work.
-JHJamison has had nice FAILING fence
put in front of his residence on High street.
and is preparing to have a brick pavement
laid in front of the same.
The Methodist Church is about ready
for the roof The wood work looks to
an Impractical eye like il had been E.rE
well done. No dtEg'rOt the wind blowing
tn roof off now. Col. Myers offers to .',-
one OF ten TO finish the spire, ANA tOloEel
kecSee Offers to 10 one OF iT eniy 10 COM
plete the entire church. Who will respond
TO these liberal minded g"utlem,n2 W,
understand that four memorial Windows
have been taken-Onc 10y Captain John Z.
Brown, another 10y Mrs, SIlaS HiHc. anu
another by tie sunday school Tor Rev.
Isaac Miner, deceased, and the other Is
one whose name Is not given. The ARCH
lecture OF the church = modern, or -,J least
IL is not "Old Methodist style" and the
memorial windows VIII make II look like
an Episcopal Church. The building COM
mittee deserve great credit but Dr. Smiths
great energy and popularity has mainly
brought it so near to completion
Mr.. Thomas Fleming has moved to the
old "Pise place. lately. occupied aud own
ed by Captain J. NJ. Hickey. II is one oTtHe
sweetest homes in our vicinity, and Tom
has had his eye OU 81 ever since Ee married
one of the iOveliest girls in oar town. 1T is
just about far enough for Tom 10 walk twice
day to his business, that Of Deputy Clerk
and Master which nGSftign me Nils with
great efficiency and faith UIHr~S. Il is as
toniShin5 what a splendid business man
marrying has made out of a. popular Hrau
of society.
Prof I once has inst finished "a tlgiDfFDa
of ThuS +. FIemiug's BRIGHT and E,auiifuI
nth" daughter, JuIIa stephenson. She is
considered quite "a prodigy IN SIuariurs,
Don't let your uuErN passions ftse,
Because your neigh hOIs advertise
And draw away the dimes:
But boIdIy do - they have. dom.
pursur the crtirs,. fIi,y nav. bruau
And drive. aZ-tty y am limos
Dr " At6oE."TTy, l;,,ffi, ~ ~ t.,,,-t:,.
Young man. lie has reading matter an
ranged Syst"maticalIy for th,. future. which
will take him exactly three hundred
incnnLdnia,,s tii,,r f,iI,.,, ,1..Tr,-t,.
CAM ri Kuhn at hi, r.fv. r.f..f t..
bushels of IRISH pnt:it,,r- on rrr-fIirfirrf. 1f
AN acre. six buSi,.I~ ont OF rll,. -i,..,.f. ~.
rragcd one pound to each rotate.
-TObr Brown. not Ticket agent ui tUs
nifty cents railroad, but the ";ua,.gIoUud
Railroad" to the far West. E1U~;t> was re
leased from the DuFis ID, Luaf last week.
John Lamar going on his bond ian the SUM
of 500 to appear at The next term Of the
Criminal Court.
The cedar bridge which spans Helms
branch on Glade Street, and which has been
dangerous To cross. was r:.-ilit ly trfy Mao
shall Whites force. last week,
The coIored people nftllts ci'v. Friday
night last, had festival at Jhy Colored
Methodist church near the reservoir. Mrs.
Selma Boswell. cold. OF Nashville. deliver
ed an address to the audience before the
Fast Market street. oppa.ite NarIIoI-
man : residence. needs fIG services OF CITY
Marshal Whites 'srorI,ofCr,- rIrS-~ where.
there are holes that John EoAiusou'S train
ed elephants or les would gel lost in
Monday last, an old darkev aprro9cn,d
a vender of watcrucionS on lie public