Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-07-16
Herald and Tribune.
THURSDAY, JULY 16 1874.
Rooted sorrow-An aching tooth.

Fish and b~lackberrics are flush in the
market.
Dried b~lackberries are selling at 1Oc.
per lb.
Buy your Lubricating oil from j. S.
Mathes.
District Court commenced at Knoxville
last Monday.
Circuit Court is in session at Eliza
bethton this week.
Our next Circuit Court commences the
10th day of August.
The sojourners at Clarks' Spring are
enjoying themselves finely.
Three weeks to the election. "Hope
deferred maketh the heart SICK
Rev. Mr.. Lucus and lady arrived
from England Sabbath evening.
There Was a Church sociable at the
Presbyterian Church Monday night.
Hon. R. r. Butler was at Elizabethton
last Monday, and made a short speech.
Rev. p. D. Cowan and wife left for
Warm Springs, N. G. Tuesday morning
last. Do :
The hand shaking increases, "On ye
braves, who rush to glory or your (polit>
ica!) graves.
The "sooner crowd still remains in
the COMMISSIONER be elected than 90
up salt river.
The dry and thirsty earth in this Sec
ton was visited by a refreshing rain Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. z. A. Shipley has completed his
house at Clark's Springs and expects to
occupy it very soon.
We understand that the Railroad au-
thorities contemplate another change
of schedule very soon.
DR.. VIM. f. Munsey lectured at the
Nj. E. Church South, Sabbath night.
His subject was Daniel.
There is a large Sunday School or
ganized at Enon Church. The pupils
number over one hundred.
The meetings of the Ladies' Sewing
Society of the Southern PRESBYTERIAN
Church are well attended.
BaS@The American Sardine Co.'s Bone
less Saldines, are much better, and less
than hall the cost OF lin ported Sardines.
iebl9tf.
j.. S. Mathes will sell Machine oil
cheaper than anybody!
The many friends of Miss Anna Love,
of johnson City, will be pleased to learn
that she is recovering from her recent
illness,
Hon. E. E. Gillenwaters was the
guest of the Eutaw House Sabbath
night, de enjoys good health and
cheerful spirits.
Prot. Feemster Of Tusculum College,
will deliver a lecture in johnson Civ,
Friday, July Gath also, preach ON Sab.
bath following.
A Tightening bug few into a dark
parlor, a few nights since, against a
young lady's face, and like to put her
beau's left eye out.
The editor of the Morristown Gqz.t.
swallowed a pen the other day. Per.
haps he intends preparing editorial
matter for his inside"
Some Of our citizens have been ENJOYING
the luxury of roasting ears. Be careful;
such indulgencies, like cold beans for
supper, sometimes beget a star-gazing in-
cliIation.
The warm weather continues to drive
the ar>Southerners Virginia ward. The
trains going East are pretty well filled,
while those gong West are comparatively
empty. .
Our candidates are always on hand
whenever there is a prospect of getting
a shake at the ''sovereigns." Even
funeral occasions are largely attended
by them.
A Colorado paper has suspended on
account of the disappearance of its
editor. He was last seen standing I'm.
der a tree, and some men were pulling
on a rope.
We are informed that two gentlemen
propose to put up a ten pin alley on the
Fair Grounds this Fall. Another gen.
tleman contemplates erecting a large
Circular Swing.
Daniel Coleman says his prospects
for reelection to the office of Trustee
are very lattering-he thinks, after a
few o days, he will have no opposi.
ton whatever!
The latest trick in playing croquet is
that the lady is allowed to move her
ball in any direction she pleases one
foot, if she fayors her gentleman oppo.
nent with a kiss,
Those ofOur citizens who are spending
the Summer at Clark's Springs, report
happy times on the river. With fishing,
and hunting, and lolling and strolling the
days pass merrily by.
What is to be tho price Of Wheat, is