Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-07-30
County Court next Monday.
Latest seusation-The Circus.
And still the rain continues.

And still the rain continues.
A Tobacco wagon was on the street
Monday.
Ex-President johnson spoke at Blount-
vile, Monday.
Lawyers are beginning to get ready
for the Circuit Court. :
Candidates are beginning to scatter
their circulars and tickets.
There was considerable caucusing
among the candidates Monday.
Some Of our legal frate rnity have gone
To Blountville to ate nd Circuit Court.
One School Commissioner will be
elected in each district next Thursday.
WANTED 10000 pounds of Blackbcr>
ries. j. M. JOHNSON.
45>1m
The two questions-Who are YOU
going to vote fora Are you going to
the shown
The street lamp posts have been de.
capitated of those useless ~appendages
the lamps.
The trouting party that left here for
Flag Pond last week, met with but poor
success. They caught nary a trout.
t6y.The american sardine;Co.' IS Bone
less Saldines, are muchibetter, and less
thar halt the cost OF imported Sardines.
iebl9tf.
1t is rumored that Dock Love, who
was bailed out Of Jail a short time ago,
has left for parts unknown.
we are requested to say that j. J..
White is no longer O candidate for
County Trustee.
" A complete set of Stencil and
Key Check Dies for sale cheap for cash,
call at this Office.
PRODUCE Of all kinds taken in OK.
change for goods at ]. M. J~ouNsoN's.
45.lm -.
District Conference for the NJ. E.
Church South-Jonesboro' District-con-
yenes at Warrensburg, Greene County,
Friday.
The prospective sheet ct johnson CITY
will unfurl itself in about two weeks as
the johnson City Times" So saith its
editor.
Prof. Fl. Presnell has returned from
the Teachers Institute at Cleveland
and reports a very pleasant and profit
able session.
Daniel Coleman has applied for a
writ of progander to make Geo. Nc.
Pherson hand over the Trustees
money.
j. M. johnson is receiving New Goods.
Give him a call before buying elsewhere.
Opposite the Court House, Jonesboro',
Tenn.
1t is understood that the Southern
Presbyterian Church, at this place, will
receive a valuable accession next week.
More anon.
mid scenes Of confusion" don't for.
get the Fair. 1t commences Septem.
Der SOth and continues three DAYS.
Prepare for it.
Every now and then the candidates
stop In town long enough to take a
breathing spell. They are a weather.
canned, anxious looking set.
The case Of VIM. Goodrich VS.. j. J.
1iowren, (Repleyin) was heard yester.
day by Esq. T. HI. Reeves and a deci,
Fion rendered in favor of Plaintiff.
Rev. Mr.. Lucas and lady left Tues.
Day morning for Elizabethton, to at.
lend the District Conference of the
p. E. Church in session there this
Feek.
AS will be noticed from the card Of
Pr. NV. Cannon, to be found in an
= pther column Of to-day's issue, that he
no longer a candidate for County
trustee. II
The Greeneyiilc National Union an
ounces that the crusaders still fling aloft
<heir banner in front Of Mrs. Wards sa.
pom, but adds that they have done more
narm than good.
We too often have occasion to oh.
erve ESPECIALLY these latter days) that
pc moral character of an act depends,
yen in the view of good men, upon the
1hestion-who perform it.
Mr.. L. W. Keen desires us to state
pat owing to sickness in his family he
Rs not bean able to make his tour
Trough the county with his photo.
faphic tent, but hopes to start out
ION after the 'big show" Aug. l5th.)
Hon, r. 3, Gillenwaters spent Satur.
night at the "Eutaw House." He is
ila candidate for Congress, and talks
lcoufsgingly Of his reception ia John.
\ n Carter counties. He left Sab,
Hth morning for B~lountvil!e.
we are now passing through that pc.
- OF the year generally known as
log days." The heavy and almost
entinnons rainfall of the last ton DAYS
= attributed by some of the kno,rino
sestot the fact that It rained on the
1 day of these days.