The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-02-12
AROUND TOWN.

uurn Cook has so far recovered from
his recent painful wound as to be able to go
about.
criminal Court will commence the first
Monday in March. y full docket awaits
the vigorous Judge.
Judge Martin adjourned the Circuit
Court Saturday, and is now holding court
at Lcwishurg.
Commercial drummers are good judges
OF good eating. They speak in high terms
oIhoteI fare in Columbia.
We are under obligations to our excel
lent Representative, Il. A. Glenn, for valua-
BILE public documents.
Major Juo. Wesley Witherspoon was
elected Magistrate for this district, OF a
1,o>f of competitors, last Saturday. The
I,,,,s fore ND his hat after his election was a
known fact. He will make a good Justice.
Nc have moved the Nal job once
down q, the HERALD building. This makes
our book and job office one of the most
,.,plpIeta in the country. IL will in future
Ia, rufIer the management of Frank ASue-
gott am experienced printer, ana ne VIII uO
,ynrI, in the very best style, and at rates as
reasonable a. can be had elsewhere
The coal dealers ought to be haPpS 'hls
cold weather.
lamb 4 Boyd's shop ceased operations
Monday on account OF the extreme ooiu
weather.
can't. James II. Andrews met with
Very u4fufuI accident week or two since.
Ia. designed leaving ON night train, and
,,.,,. sirtIp, i'm W, j.. Philips store, waiting
-,,r I-ufI. Tommy to come along TO carry
aim 10 the depot. Hearing the rumbling
orI-ucIr Tommy wheels, he bade his irlehu
. Ba,N goodbye, and bolted out OF
TN, door aud made tor the ON
,,iI,u,. The night was dark, and ne ran
,oaiuSt "a nail ON the awning post W.nai iOn
struck him Just above the leII eye S"''Ae
a GREAT cash 1t felled him TO the earn
and the wound has given him great PAIN
au5 ,aus.,d fears that he might lose MS
eve. Had the nail struck quarter Vi az
inch lower. il would have put out ms eye
5r,r,.5isteIy We trust il is now in fair
way To recovery.
The heaviest snow of the winter fell
last saturday night. 1t was three inches
deep. Ii will be beneficial TO the wheat
Henry Jordan and Jno. Trantham hau
5imruItv last saturday night. There were
INF two uclls p5sSed-Heury hit John and
John hit the door.
short notice of a street fight last
- 49,, mentioned Milton VOORHEES, as
-, the combatants. We have since
- that he was merely peace maker
,,JI,I no luminosity toward any oil the
parties So E9nS Gordon and Miss Alice GillePie
80, married in the Presbyterian Church
Ta.t Ny.dnesday night, by Rev. Dr. Mitch lIl
Ell. Although it was bad night a Ia"
crowd was present, and the choIl - 60 -,
-, ,,,,nisl.f ed appropriate music. mus OS
7,,,,1,.,. strong bond are these noble faInl'
lies united. Ed. is a son of the late zen
W., Gordon. and Miss Alice is the daugh'
rer of the late Col. \. r. Gillespie. He Is an
,,vcalIeut Young man, in all respects anu
- - beautiful. and lovely in charac'
= o,J disposition. We trust that they
LIN -. live and love, as to reflect honor and
crsditupon the marriage estate and there
bv induce their older brother ana olher IN IN
cCrrfgible bachelors, TO folio" 'rei' eA"iAi
pie. -, ,r,,o Inns a smart
little dog that he puts to bed every hig mn.
=, warm blanket, at eight o'clock INT
nan is married, but has no children