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

Ed. Gamble moved into his new bust
ness house last Friday.
Municipal candidates Rrh nov making
'h'' ~ IA :. are informed that the Helicon Sill
Yer BAND Will give no more open AR con
''i TT r. * "A shame that Greenwood Cemetery
should 10 so neglected by the city auIhorl-
'''N Ton, Glenn PAINTED the front and in
side of I.aJta, ChapPell n Co.'S livery s'"nIe
IaSt week. ,--.., ,,,,i,,,
al last " eek, and he has moved INTO the
same. ,, .,,,,;,,,, -,
two rooms built TO his residence on "arueh
y. Dale 4 Sons have moved their
stock next door to zap iorueiiiSu S'''P'
There were but few people IN our CITY
SUNDAY. Every one went 10 Ile Cti!P
meeting AZ Hurricane that eoulu get "
The Female Institute commenced its
FAN session with tlattering prospects, nav
lions 10 that number nearly every day:
We are sorry To learn that w. III. oBrien
Inns l,I,u confined to his bed several days
y.itb tIux He is rapidly improving, how
SvTT. and will soon be able to be about
I.ssJ saturday EdSall x MCEwen had
IT'D iu their business house an elevator,
,rt,ieh has the capacity of carrying twenty.
iYehundred pounds. II cost two hundred
''" Mont half a dozen Ladies, three from
AT Pleasant and three from Coluaibia, call
- as Monday, To see how Tue I,n', M.
,uytHiug interesting, either in types or I'd
stor. We suppose. as they LETT very soon.
W Y. Elam 4 Co, are preparing 70 en-
Jar-,, thaiF already mRgnih0ent establish
mrnt. Tncy nave sent Capt, l.; IA. AttwelI
ON North Ia lay ia a iuH supply OF CRATES,
,u,nt.IS and full IiHe of heating stoves.
T',rv .Npcct to satisfy everybody, from the
sotSt taStidiOuS down, In that department..
.n. Mf.i' mss scce1ted a POSITION in tue
AlhcupuBl Faculty as teacher OF music
aud Modern LaDgqaRssr Madame Adah Is a
highly accomplishing lady, ana has MADE
snn.idcrabIe reputation as 3 tPac6Sr. The
Athenaum remains the same as al has Deen
Years. with this important acquisition.
Nat Holman will please accept our
hanks for various and Sundry cargOeS oil
-rynp.-s tie gets them from James AnuTuS
at MI. Pleasant, ana tnSS are Gei i,itn ;
,ssaDs tntas 40 he stomach. IL Is a goou luea
Il, t,,ty a dozen punches every daS-ten lol
YOUR own sweet tooth and Two HOT Eoui
We think our city police could spena a
part OF their time proftably by preventing
The congregation of crowds in the street
and corners OI the public square, especially
..u saturdays. Il has got to be such a pul
..anCe iu some places inaf a gentleman
Esueh less a lady, can scarcely pass alonl
o., the sidewalks, il there is no law regula
ting the matter, we think the Board should
"Oo Eight or ten little Presbyterian girls de-
termined to do something for their church
it.tgbt several beautiful pulpit chairs
>I,{sh now adorn the Presbyterian pulpit
AMER raising the money, some thirty dol
isrs the handsome quilt was voted To Mis-
1..st HendIcy and Miss Holding, two pref
1SIittle Misses who took az qctive ant
Jealous part in getting IL up.
Last Wednesday a llttle negro pol
named Maury FrierSon, went 10 the s1or'
NIL ]. Wilson, and bought eight pounds q
cheese and one can of peaches, ana ha'
lie art. les charged TO Col. Dunnlngton' a
s.1oI, a. fils negro boy got out of sight he at
the peaches and had com menced eating OF
The cheese, and when asked where he got -
much cheese, he very quickly replied In+l
Inc bought il at Mr.. wilson's store, lie wa
afterwards caught and given q good hoggins
and then turned loose