The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-10-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Iudge II. Ward left the city to be absent a
Hort time.
Al Hall, the Louisville drummer, went to
blumhus, Miss, last Saturday.
Thomas b. Kelly, Esq, has gone to West
enneSsee on a visit.
Clint Armstrong, Esq, of Lewisburg, was
the city last Tuesday.
Capt. W. n. COwdeD, of Lewisburg, visited
city this week.
Judge Joe G. Rye, of Nashville, was in
lr city Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Willis Vincent and son, OF Lewis
'unty, were in the city last Tuesday.
Capt. o. T. Plummer, of Lewis county, IS
our city stopping at the Nelson House.
Taylor Noss, OF Pulaski, was in our city
We were pleased to see our popular young
end, 6rundy IIendrick on our streets not
Mr John Johnson, the noted turkey
inter OF Lewis O1nty, was in our city
. " CGnesday.
Ne see our \ Dung +: lend, Robert Watkins,
j. returned from the East Tennessee Uni
rSl'v- w undertand lie VIII soon go IN
business.
D-. y. II. Williams, who has been spend
Z q short time with his old friends IN Co
Mmb!a, returned to his home IN larry
Vyu. y. ", last saturday
IC beautiful Miss Amelia NJ, of Nash
h.. who sang so beautifully at the Cum
VI Ian I Presbyterian Church Fair in our
y some time ago, is in the city visiting
+ friends.
Miss NJ. $, has returned to her home near
mPbells Station. Friend of a moment
~ he friends forever; so says young
an of our acquaintance.
Ion. Archie Hughes, Jr., went to Nash
e last Monday to attend the u. >. Court
4chie is employed as counsel In several
ses, which will come up during the ses-
hiss Lizzie p, who won so many frien Is
lille spending the summer in this place,
{ last Wednesday for her home in Mon
I. La, to the regret of all who know her
re, and especially hardware clerk.
W
ing lawyers of Franklin, was in our city
{ Saturday on professional business. He
5 a great deal of professional business in
r city of late.
pr. Vim. NJ. Price, resident physician at
Miley's Springs, Ala, has been here for
Eeral days looking for location. He is
prof. g. q. Gomez, N. W. Grand Patriarch
the United States, and Geo. c. Taylor,
M ia, of CulleOka, are attending the Grand
clmpmcnt l. o. o. +. of Tennessee, now
h =. Horsley, our editor, has left us to be
II ne some two weeks on fishing excur-
IN. He is accompanied by that g cd fish
uan and clever gentleman, John Miller.
sh had better float low and swim fast, or
ay will find thems Ives fried some line
brning.
ne Rev. w. b. Rankin, District Superin-
ldent OF the American Bible Society for
II and Middle Tennessee, was in our city
bay or two this week. Mr. Rankin's visit
re was preliminary to his furture opera
ms in behalf of the good cause re repre-
N hts. He will return soon, of which due
tIcc will be given.
zee Bullock, Esq, of this city, DIR. w. W.
Myce and accom- plished wife, of Mt NebO,
vi King and daughter, A. y. LipscOmb,
r popular taX-cOllectOr, and many others,
Z last Monday for the Grand Lodge of
od TempIarS at Nashville.
HIATT T. Bradley, as nice young man as
cr handled chained lightning, " aEd who
Fl : for some time been telegraph operator
the depot, LEFT for his home at Franklin
i saturday. Matt has been temporary
scTatOr fOrJ. II. Wheatley, who has taken
place. Matt while here, made scores of
ends and we regret that he has left US.
~ he live long and never be struck by
Bhtning.