The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-03
PERSONAL INrELLEeENCE.

Rev. II; A. Jones has gone to q revival in
MurfreeSborO.
Senator Henry Cooper came to town thi.
week to visit his venerable father
Hardin p. Flguers has returned from st
Louis.
Gen. withers brought his daughters tc
Columbia Sunday night.
Walter o. Brandon LEFT for Canton Miss
Tuesday night.
W; H: Timmons, Esq.,, went to Louisville
last Saturday.
DIR. W: F. southern has gone back to
Memphis.
W. z. Brown returned from Chattanooga
To see him.
Mrs. Col. Iubose Ieft Tuesday night for
Memphis. She had been visiting the pela-
Capt. Henry Edsall of the firm OF Edsall
& McEwen ofthis city, went to Louisville.
Wednesday last, on business trip.
Mr.. Glenn Wade, OF BrowsviIle, who has
been spending a short time near Spring
Hill, expected to go back this week.
airy, Col. Always Bright Upshaw, has re-
turned from q trip to Cincinnatt-and the
G MTs NJ i RGttfe len s FOR New York on last
Wednesday to purchase a fall stock of
goods. Mrs. RuttIe is so well known as a
her stock will be unsurpassed.
Col. Henry q. Evans, prominent mer-
chant of Louisville and related to two of
our leading families, LEFT for Louisville
Wedne Sday night.
W. T. Glasgow, a fine business man and
N
visiting his fathCr-in-law, one OF our most
pntcTprising citizens, Mr.. Ed. Williams
They went fishing to the Dillahunty Bend
Capt CrOwder, a Mississippi planter, has
been spending the summer In and around
Spring Hill, enjoying a quiet village life,
limestone water, looking at the pretty girl
girls, etc. We envy his eyes.
,, Scl, DUNCAN brown cooper, our popular
New York, where he has been for several
weeks on business. With his whiskers on,
they call him president Grant,"
jeff. NJ. Word, OF the well known and
substantial Cincinnati house, VIM Glenn &
Sons, was here Monday. JEFF has many in
like red-headed women. which is why we
remark that lie will finally marry one OF
that faith.
Mr. John Johnson who has been visiting
his friend, Col. r. G. Mcdowell, returned 10
Memphis last Monday. He says he had n
nice time while here, and we look for him
to revisit Spring IIiIl, He made a fine i'm
preston wherever he went, and the young
ladies' recognized that he was Presbyteri-
an as soon they saw him, and did not
suspect that he was Rlywyer.
Gen. WitherS, who has recently returned
from trip through South west Georgia and
has been very much injured In those sec
lions by some bug or disease-we forget
which. The corn crop is fine.
Prof. James r. ScObey, President of the
"Female Institute" MurfreesbOro, was In
Columbia recently. and has be in the
elective preaching, we are told. Col. w. J.
SOwells accomplished daughter attended
his S0hoOl last session.
our handsome and esteemed friend, and
former citizen ofMauTy, now a druggist OF
Pulaski, will shortly lead to the altar one of
the most charming young ladies OF Giles
she is "A belle wherever she goes. Go II
while you are young, Gus-yOu couldn't do
better II you waited thousand years.
ThcT : luck In leisure, but nOw's the time.
Mr.. Andrew J. Walker, of this city, is
travelling for the houses of J. & L. Whorley.
wholesale iobScc3niSis' ana sPire9 q Dun;
that any business intrusted to Mr.. w. will be
attended to with prOmptness and dispatch.
The above gentlemen have been very for
tuuate in securing the services of Mr..
Walker.
Mr.. Mort Hodge and lady returned from
ElkmOnt Springs last Tuesday night.
His Intelligent and faithful dog Jack met
him rs jOyully as any OF his many warm
friends, aud requested him not to go away
again without taking him along, as he had
not had half enough TO eat while he was
gone. Mort promised with tears IN his
ewes, and the wag Of Jacks tail speaks hap
piness.
Miss Kettle Thompson left for Louisville,
Ky, with Col. III. g. Evans, last "Wednesday
to attend school, and from the number OF
medals awarded In the past, we predict
honor for her in the future. She il alike
beautiful and amiable, and VIII add much
to society on her return. Quite number
OF her many friends attended her to the
depot, and Judging from the looks OF two
wcll-known clerks In this city, her loss Is
lTrcparable.
situl Samuels, Esq, a promising young
lawyer of this place, has gone to Cincinnati
To- live. Saul is an excellent young man,
and takes with him testimonials from Chief
Justice Nicholson. L. ID. Myers, Judge Mar
tin, and Oth6 prominent lawyers. He read
law in the office of Mr.. Myers, one of the |
ablCSt and most successful lawyers in the |
State and this gentleman gives him a long |
and valuable teStimohiTl.
Charley L. Cecil, Teller of the Bank OF /
Columbia; Albert =. James, CT the firm OF j. /
n. James 81 Son; and Dick SAMSON, OF the /
ChauCery office, all returned home Satur- /
day, after trip 10 Niagara, New York and |
other famous places. They tarried awhile |
at pnnviIIc, Ky, Charley's old home, where |
n nice party was given TO them. They are |
all looking splendidly, and say they never |
had such a nice time. Charley would now
mike a handsome bridegroom, provided the !
bride could be n beautiful brunette.
lie dropped I'm on us Monday, looking as
smiling as a basket of chips, and as clever as
hr was before he reached the exalted sta
ton he now OCc Ipiss. The initials OF his
name are Prof. w. X. Jones, and he was nc
rompunied by pretty daughter OF Major
CMiIdcrS, who was visiting Major Ben.
IIarIau's Intelligent young daughter. The
Pulaski Citizen Is bTimful of county news
aIl gotten up I'm fresh, crisp style. which
cannot fail TO make Il very popular. IL
ought to he i'm every family in Giles county
Don't stop, Professor, until IL IL in every
palace and hut in the splendid county
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