The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-05

this conference year. We hope the
stewards will have everything in readi-
ness when our Presiding Elder comes
WHAT a prince he Is when 10 comes TO
religions councils Many men talk like
most bows play TnarbleS-they clay up
and went YOU" but Brother Collier
l"piumps the middle man from taw."
Like \ ray of sunshine from sun
shiny source is the return OF our pastor,
| Rev. w. y. Patty, from Chicago and
other northern points, where he has
been for a month or more, selling pota-
toes for our farmers. Brother Patty
| comes back to us with unlmpalreu III
dividuality, aud IN the pulPlt' anu SIso-
| where speaks with his usual FREEDOM.
! His sermon Sunday was a good nid-
summer urse-methodistic, ediiy-
| ing and short.
The staIwart form end cheerful face
of Rev. Lewis Powell was seen in our
| village last week. He is one OF the
true, lAbOrious, hopeful men, VINO are
advancing our lines in Nashville. He
was out 10 visit his wife and baby, VINO
are spending the summer AT capt 700
Loves.
After a pleasant visit to relatives Rt
''Woodlawn," Miss Hattie Blanton has
gone TO Franklin to visit Misses Pearl
" all and Bette Haynes before she re-
turns 20 her home. She Is as sweet
fresh, and fragrant as cedar OF
Lebanon-her own Lebanon, in Wilson
County, State of Tennessee, y. y. A.
Pulaski, and Mr.. Hulf, of Nashville,
trio of gallant boaux, were visiting
three Of our faiTest on last Sunday.
Mr.. Dan Garrett and VITO, of Lynn
vile, are visiting at Rev. $. G.. EVins;
and Miss Nina Weller, of Lewisburg,is
n guest OF Miss Lou Cockrill. Nina
Will be remembered your former
correspondent, from this place, "Soa
Nymph."
ke7. w. r. Peebles, of Gallatin, and
sister, Mrs. Witt, OF Campbell's, spent
the first Of this week at their unclo's, j.
>. Cowden. The former says he Is
making a mighty rise in raising facny
stock. He is now the owner of fine
terrier pup, whose sire WIS imported AZ
a cost OF $500. Mr.. Reed, of Gallatin, own
81 OF The 100000 horse, had the dog inn
ported. Mr.. PEBBLES had with him the
old bulleL-torn, blood-stained, battle
flag OF the Twenty-iourth Tennessee
Regiment, which as presented to his
father, Col. Thomas Peebles, by General
Hardee, after the battle OF Shiloh. Tho
flag belongs to his brother, Hal Peeblos,
OF Wilkinson County, but lac had Dor
rowed it to carry home with him To
slow TO some of the old soldiers OF sum
ner County who v Gre anxious TO soc 1t
once more.
Prof. Gus Moore, who has been visit
ing here for some time, returns this
week to his his homo in Texas. II sad
dens his friends TO bid him "gOOdbyo."
Miss Sallie Hewlett il At home again
after protracted stay With her Huht at
Paragon Mills.
Mesdanes w. II. Wilkes, Vaught and
Patty, and little OTmRn Patty, are To-
covering from their recent indisposi-
lions. No sickness of "a serious nature
i'm our midst at present.
We regret very much TO hoar OF the
death OF Mr.. RObt. owen, OF brentwood,
brother of our tOwuswoman, Mrs. Mary
Burke. Ho was remar kaUle for his sim
plicity ana purity OF character, ana Tor
uis consistent and IN rrt- n AT GUS l'lotS'
Il 70 l. a.rlu Ia
oVerseers Of our country roads were
beginning operations. Our roads wore
never in such a condition before, ana IL
seems like risking ones neck 10 rluo
over them. MIR. Bob Ingram says We
need him back as our OVorseer again
he would give us good roads, ana could
afford, once more, to wear "suspehuers
and sOX."
bels 1t is one of the best public schools
in the county. The site Is romantic ana
picturesque; the building, a pretly
frame, neatly furnished with desks, ahI
reading, aTiUhmetical and musical
charts, while near by is fine spring.
Besides this, il is situated III neigh
borhOod Of good, whole-sOulod, hospita-
bic Baptist people, who nave given
world. Prof. Newton Foster, of Texas
zone Of the Webb Bros! pct pupils ana
Mcssrs. Clarence Calvert and Berkley
Shaw, who have carried of many non
I
| three to whom we make alluSlOn.
We think Of you frequently, -. NJ
A., when penniug cpistles to the HER,
AID, and il is pleasant TO DO assured
| that our letters always find IN you
! friendly and apprcciative reader. Oh
all our many bright correspondents
| there are no two for whom l nave
! friendlier regard than yourself ana our
| charming ELeshia" across the great
! father Of waters"
| In the soothing tide Of affairs, anna
! these rushing, roaring currents OF ac-
! tivitv, the talk is all about tho hummer
! less ct ccicrdS of trade, and politics, ana
| the primary election. But we must not
! get started on this.
| This is not "A news letter. Before We
close il, suffer as to congratulate you
upou the success Of your editorial work,
and to say that we believe you deserve
il; for we know OF two men whom you
have made (by your strong cditorials)
-simon pure" :FurneY. men, or Deill3-
Gratis. Some may think this too much
10 "sav TO a mans face" II you think
| so or If Won do not mood the encourage
ment it gives, then you can leave ~
out" \ certain learned divine Hhiu
an editor should have six senses, tho
sixth being al sense Of the Interesting"
The HERALD is interesting"
| WIN you please to toll ", Mr.. Editor
W hat this letter is filled mp withE we
are quite sure that we do not know
and SO, to save it from being torn into
ard send il to you, to be tossed into the
waste baske ct, or set up in "IrotWOod's
MISCELLANY" just as you please. But
we must stop this rafting gossip or
you will never want us 70 write hghih'
NERNA vILLIERH.