The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1881-05-13
OYER THE C0UNTE,

COS, in all the latest styles. Of best quality
Wv EsfBRY 4 FRTEEsoS.
The oldest house in the county Is III
pnilding on the old DR.. Tom Brown plae,
<lRear Greek, now owned bYrDr. lWnl. u
L was bnilt about 70 years ssp
tixs sound - the present iz,i
0Ws c0ncluslxely, tEsi value alats Il,
iuiI[tY Of the red elm Tor bnfIdine,|1hff oh
4 er purposes. Capt, John r bitter ~ e 81 ri
= red elm, ssif is the best am mos sIarAial
7mber, and viii make bets4 "A than any
other wood that groHs.7
-Examine the, stock Of Tabl Linens
! Towels and Napkins, at EmbTy 81 Friersonis
Mr. f. M. Vaughn has bteH verv sick
Ilnot expected to live, bat Is nor better. -
Ask to see the new style Eaces for
,t1imming ginghams, &c, az
i Newt Vaughn, j +, brought his hand
some and bright looking bride home from
Alabama, last Friday.
An elegant. line of the latest styles Of
ladies, Misses, aud Children's slippers
lust arrived at EMBR9 & ETRiEBsoN's
/ Ned, the only brother Of James, and
son of Harvey Hodge, deceased, died at the
residence of Mr.. lobe Shull, near Mt
Pleasant, Saturday night, the 9TH, Of con
sumption. q sfsi
Miss Mollie Prewitt and brother, with
Mrs. Frank Moore, of Culleoka, spent two
days with the family of Mr.. G. w. MeCord,
last week Miss Mollie is a blue-eyed light
haired blonde of lovely manners, matches
grace and noble disposition, which has won
for her many admirers among her own, as
well as the opposite sex ssait.4ft B..
"The bloom OF opening flowers .unsulIied
Mudest aud swcetest Innocence she wears;
And looks like nature in the worlds first
Hint Williams, Sam Cecil, Jim Fleming
and Wiley Harris, who went to the upper
Pine Bluff hole on Buffalo, last week, caught
about eighty black perch and trout. The
largest a black trout, weighed three pounds,
captHred by Hint Williams. 49,
Mr.. Harry Harlan, quite a handsome
young gentleman of Macon, Miss. who is
student of the Vanderbilt, visited the vi
cinity Of Mt Pleasant, last week. 1t is said
there is great attraction for him out there.
Mr.. Henry Grimes, ain old citizen of the
Mt. Pleasant country, died after long and
painful illness of dropsy, Monday night, the
9th inst. A short time since he made a
profession of religion and Joined the III. Il.
church. He leaves wife and large fami-
IL OF children to mourn his loss.
The two Sunday-schools, Methodist and
Presbyterian, of Mt. Pleasant, win have
picnic at Folks Station, to-day. They viii
come mp on the train IN CHARGE of the ac-
commodating conductor, Capt. il. /. White.
"A large party Of ladies aaa gentlemen
EsttIpsnake Falls. -7F
Mr.. Ben Perkinson and John King are
puttinE up saw mill near the depot at Mt.
Pleasant They IRE ruueSt hisA-foned
gentlemen, win aIlerey and enterprise,
which is sure to lead them 10 saccess.
fAIr. Ro0t. Gill, III Allensville KY, Is
.xIalting his friends, Messrs, ]. X, 4. and
Mick Or, near Mt. Pleasant
y We regret to learn thaf Mr.. Eiios
Robinson, an old ARA ESfeeuted eifizen Of
the 14th district, IS very sick with bilious
fever and erysipelas
--Rattlesnalke Falls has become a favor
lite. as well as popular and attraetiye
place of resort, for oar young ladies and
gentleman, who every year. sometime dur
ing The month Of May, go there picniclxing.
Another party, composed of some as hand
some young ladies' and gallant young men
as are 10 be found in the county, visited the
falls last Friday. The couples were; fEhas.
Akin and Miss Minnie Wilson, G. N. Rey-
nolds and Miss Lucretia Bunch, Charlie
Williams and Miss Mary Gordon Armstrong,
Sid Fleming and Miss Lille Moore, Walter
tlant and Mss Annie Kittrell, Joe Fleming
and 1iss Matte Williams.
Ihe eonmehcement exercises of Gull
leoka Institute viii begin Tonight, and con-
llnue week. This INSTITUTION grows ia
Popular lAyoF and pEoi'clgneyf >sith every |
Teu1ny Webster killed a iarge rattle |
snake while,0 out hunting IN w. II. Engiish's
woods. Some Of the fatt1es wen eklofs aff 1
but he thinks there were Is. rhe make /
vas in Jumps and Tommy Kicked az il, |
thinking i was large Mushroom, or toad /
tool. Hiss snakeship quickly assumed \
IN attitude Of defeEse sapd defiance, and /
Tommy shot bins, 4
II. M. Farghn, al excellent citizen IL
his county, was taken suddenly sick last /
Friday and Saturday. Il was reported |
hat he was dead Sunday, but We Ssfe glad /
o say that he IS better and win soou7 be /
rell.
Misses Julia B. and Lena N. VENT
lown, last week, to see Mrs Harlas5s o1e3
i the incest old ladies in the sgorl5z ,,,si
pent a lovely day. They enjoyed f. 81. |.
hough neither George Henry nor AllSo
Tor their beloved was there
On this evening there VIII be an Inter r.
at the residence Of w. o. Gordon.
Esrks Mil, by The Young ladies osss-s,..1e
It IS something simiisr ~
he cooking club. each yoHng lady inyftes'a
entlelaan friend. One young man on e.
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