The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-04-14
COUNTY CULLINGS,
Culled by Correspondents of the
Columbia Herald.
NelghborhOOd GOSSip Nicely Narrated
by oar Friends.
Various Happenings from Various Places
is Given this Week.
HAMPSHIRE OR WEST END.

HAMPSHIRE, April l0.-Mr. n. B.
Brooks has had one or TWO hemOr-
rhages, aud is quite feeble a; this writ
ing. 1t Heems it is his lot to suffer; his
sol, Hunter got his leg broken last year
and could n help in the crop. and nav
Mr.. Brooks il not able o he p bis son.
Mr.. Brooks has had an Sppls orchard
set out on his home place, of fruit of
the best quality.
Quite an excl ement was created in
GU, vicinity by the appearance of II mad
dog; il bit a dog of Mr.. j. w. henSley,
when he hid to kill. The dog KEEP
down the creek and attacked five of
Mr.. Melvin Pat OnS hogs aud bit two
of them; he then attacked an Old family
mare on which Mrs. }. }. Patton was
riding; the Old mare seemed to know
danger was near, and kicked So rapidly
the dog did not bite her. The dog traV-
sled west until he reached the home of
| Mrs. Thomas Brooks, where he was
discovered with fit on him in the lane
and va ~hot The COZ was from Buff
falo river in Lewis County. We learn
he had it s..veral other dogs in the
neighbOrhOod h. came from.
Mr.. 0. b. Mash WAS mOnkeving with
fire While the wind WAS h. gh; it got the
best OF him and destroyer some twenty
Dry fuel aud high winds make fire
ravel.
Mr. j. J. Patton is getting in his lum-
Der to lnild him barn; we hope he
and his bows may raise corn ami hay
enough to fill it from he ground to the
comb. Mr.. p, is running his farm this
year with his and his bows labor, ana is
moving things without much hired
labor.
DIR 4. L. Leftwich is having hts house
removal ed by tearing out the plastering
and putting on ceiling in the rough &c
I he can paper it. The DR.. Is prep tring t.
surprise MRS H., when she returns from
Memphis. The work 10 being done by
Mr.. Craig.
Mr.. Melvin Patton presented Mr.. p
with u little girl.
Mr. Monroe Camnbell and lady o
Hpweuw aid, Lewis County, paid Mrs
H-nAley and family visit. Mrs. II
Iv-s near Hampshire.
, \ sewing Dee W $ given by Mr.. viii
liam Pogue on the Bird ms aut. Mr.. p.
hat better get h III Il better half auC
, save the ~Xp"rSe of bees.
: We learn Mr.. Sam Bingham has re
! signed his p 'sttnaster'hip at Hahlp
shire and recommended Mr.. Hugl
, Kirk 10 liz apo Ited in his place.
y Mr.. James P"gne md J. ". Hensle,
y, we t SOU IRE, hunting; out of clever
! 'hOts they killei even SOU rr-ls. The
: Mr.. II. went 10y HIM, elf and killed six
:, teen. lie reports sqIirres very plen
J.. iiul and qhit" tame. We fell heir +
! a : Oh IA IS, and nopo his luck ma.
continue.
Mss Nellie and Miss Maggie NichOl
sou. Two lovely young ladies, and Mis-
NiuuIe Nah, a sweet tempered, prett,
young lady, paid Mrs. Thomas Childer
; IA visit and spent the day and nigh
pleasantly.
Z The Orys are so busy holding the ploN
hanoi during the d " they feel prou
Tho girls come around 80 they don
have 10 go far from home to see thei
best rls.
= Wheat ~ looking fine and prospect
/. good; t il growing rapidly under tn
: intiu nee of tn 10, ely ", ather; ats
[ also doing well; corn is coming up an
will soon need the piow; tnere being II
untOr7s cen accident, there wild be
tine crop of fruit OF Ill sorts; the gaT
dens ar, in good jitiOns; onions
I pe"s, beans, &C. are up and ether vegC
- tab IS a q Jag their level hes, to Ell
% courage Tie gar euer.
TIL re "tll be services held at the Ban
c ttsC Church ~ niles south of HAM
j shire, OH ; tbhath ate tne Ihri Satul
Z udV IN IHlS mon II; come all VINO ca
l. and heal the gospel preached i'll IT
l. purity.
, Rev. MIR. HUI preached Mrs. Joe
y CoX's funeral ut Mt. JOY OH 2nd il
. slant.
Ii Mr.. Lee Ham, who got so badly hui
T. some time agp, is Improving yer
70 slowly.
= We have heard of very bad BLACK
mailing ease in Lewis County, All
when We get the facls we will tell II
we know of il. j. NJ. A.