Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-22
BUTLER ITEMS.

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BUTLER ITEMS.
The changeable weather has been
a very severe test to those of ordinary
constitutions and health in this Sec
ton OF country. Many persons have
been Frustrated from severe attacks
OF colds, coughs and feyers-but for
tunately DR.. Lerry Butler, has loca-
ted lear Enon Seminary, and some
families have availed themselves of
his skill. He is young Practitioner,
comparatively, yet he is snidto be
"well read pious aid a man of good
judgement. With these qualifications
he bids fair to become an eminent
Physician.
|, MIR. Digger Pierce's oldest boy has
been quite low, caused by limestone
poisoning and fever. Hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery. Mr.. John
Perkins is quite low with consump-
ton. Mr.. Burton Greenwell's family
have been sick, but are getting much
better now. Some pupils Of Enon
Seminary have been quite unwell for
some days, but thankful to say are on
the stir again.
The writer paid Taylorsville a visit
this week. All along the farms on
Roan's Creek, the busy farmers was
engaged in preparing the soil for
the seed corn and to grow other
edibles.
The clank of the mighty forg,
could be heard in many places.
There are five FORCES on Roan's
Creek, and the same number on Lit
tie Doe, also a Furnace Oh Mill Creek.
run by the Daugherty Bros. and
managed by Capt. Hensley, who
IS said to be turning out better pig
metal than at any previous blast.
MIR. +. 2. Curtis, with Misses .Vir-
gle Martin and Adelia Crouch, accom-
panied Miss Eva Brown to her home
on Saturday morning, and will spend
the day and Sabbath with her family
and acquaintance on Mill Greek.
The citizens of town seemed to be
actively engagedin their various lines
of business.
Prof. Bryant's school was closed on
Wednesday last for want of patro-
mage. Mr.. A. ID. Hill rs attempting
to get up" a school at this place. buf
is thought will prove likes The other
one, a future. 1t requires sleepless
tact and no small degree cf
persevering effort upon the
part of the Teacher, and patronage
and cooperation to insure success.
Enon Seminary is rapidly increasing
IN numbers, interest and efficiency.
students have been enrolled
and from seventy to seventy-fve wi
be reached in another week. Some
to fifteen boarders are here,
and some are from a considerable
distance. Every appliance necessary,
will be used, and no pains spared to
make this institution one of the very
best in upper East Tennessee. TIE
good citizens of Johnson and Carter
counties Tenn, and Watauga county,
n. Z. realize these facts, and are
their SOM and daughters.
This is the only institution having a
Music Department and Miss Martin
The only Music Teacher in johnson
The cheapness of board and tuition
he facilities for imparting instruc-
ion, with the zeal and earnestness Ct
he Teachers, causes persons to ex-
1t is the school for the masses
The masses are melting and moving
his way. Let them come.
Would it not be well, this leap wear.
or some fair damsel to say to that
Drummer on the Wing" fly home
bird and be at rest. 'Jeens"
$ a good clever fellow, and has been
the wing long enough, perhaps,
o require rest.
One gentleman remarked that he
would like for that Drummer to visit
'ur section of country again, of
curse when convenient.
We are informed that Mr.. Jefe son
eloped with Miss Lou Sim
of Doe Diver Cove, were mar
led and drove triumphantly into
.aylorsville on Friday evening last.
The prospect of the early compile
ion of the Johnson City and Gram
erry Rail Road is exciting the cit
ems up this way considerably.
1t would be a good thing for this
lhole' section of country to have a
irect means of transportation to
iarket for their Agricultural and
lineral Products.
]. II. C.
Butler, Tenn, April 10th, 1880.
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