The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-10-01
pyEH THE COUNTY.

Mr. roney Little's wife died in the 9th
{ fHrt last Monday. She is said to have
al - most excellent woman.
- Master Maxwell will I've at Mt. Zion
n-.r October nth, and will address the
.uuS ON that lay, The public generally
ANT ". ID. Bethel gave prinseIy en-
4 IIumcut at his home last "Wednesday
ut. br. Daniel Lee, one of the ablest
cIcultUTai writers IN the South, nearly all
: Directors of the Fair, and many Others,
iTRP..' % %tiirers far Mt. Olivet Council of
5i,d Friends OF Temperance for the next
In, are: u. Il. Daimwood, w. -, MISS
'J-P. spindle, \. II. :; sam Scott, T; A.
SIaCSey. r. =; John TankerslCy, c.; Miss
zie paimwO0t, 4. c.; J. w. LOftin, Chap;
q Frazier. ]. =: John HaimwoOd, a. -.
MIR. sam u. Hayes informs us that there
' one hundred eases of sickness in the
u district. and that there will Ice no
'ulking at Rock Spring tomorrow, Sat
lay, oct. 2dl As soon as the sickness
SECS "a day for the meeting will be given.
.rc is only one school in operation, W.
Hayes, in the district. The sickness is
silly typhoid and pneumonia fevers. DIR.
J Der has ScEenty-SiX eases aud lSr. Long
rtf MY.
Esq. James 7 Moore's trout pond is
tr'y mIl of water, AMI many fine fish
,n been put into 10. Most of them were
I,At out of Little Bigby, back of the Fair
uud, with net, many OF them weigh
two pounds and upwards. The pond
.yv contains one hundred and forty trout
I'HclS bass, six black perch, twenty-fOur
.N,r perch. the latter caught out of Col.
&C. 4. WChSter'S pond. Esq. Moore eX-
TITS % catch, with hook, a few more sill
perch ont OF NJ +, Jugs pond, next
-, Several thousand hue minnogs
b, been PUT into The pond, most oiwhich
chubS.
W,.aTc sorry to learn that ouT enterpriS-
friend Capt. T. j. Perry, was badly
gf.,d. or bitten, 10y his Jack saturday
uuiug last. IL is reported TO us that he
rS Try iUZ, To drive some shoats fro N I'M
O. ON, at the cribs adjoining The lot In
Itch his lack was StToiliug, and whilst in
HlvvVIUE position, the animal pounced
rHH hum, lifting him severely on ms
shoulder. Al this writing We learn be Is
proving slowly. Captain you had bet
prov Idle yourself with hoofS and horns
a,rr iHiTudinG in jack lots and bull pens.
iHc pt OplC of Knob Creek are getting up
gI.yN 10y subscription to build a school
Hl,, az CuapPglIs church. The following
tlusd persons have subscribed: =. q.
.sCner, J. q. VOORHEES,, ]. w. Page, T. +.
birmingham, II. q. Irvine, ]. :. Perry, &c
Ia. 4. Moore, W. q. Witherspoon, John
-.r, sandy HarriS, .. Akln, ". ,. AleAan-
-. NcEwen, r. NJ. Mckay, Il. q. Irvine,
90 G.. =. NcEwCn, 81 each; W. J. Goad, Ave
SIS work. The enterprise is II good one,
go wr rust -hey VIII succeed in getting n
-Efs. rtcfll contest Wednesday between
sa Bowers and VIM. 1. SUwell's horse and
ga NeLJy'S mare, was exciting at one
nee. several times the mare got ahead
Joe until hc came in sight of The stand,
ben E' threw himself forward, and in
HLI Ca ave strides was "a length ahead. He
longs 40 ale nomRs and DR., Jim Akin:
frl. tFr-trr says Joe has ueen entered eighr
"a times at Fairs, and has beat every
lEs. Tom Lindsay timed Joe on Gale
homas' private track recently, and he
l.s,i.. it la ID. The best pacing time on
cord is los Joe was a farm horse when
H. Watkins owned him. Jim Me-
avs mare is by Prince Pulaski.