Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-11-29
$50 Year, Spot Cash.

Provisions are scarce in this
market
The matrimonial market is
dull at present.
-Rev. Mr.. Cox preached at the
Methodist church Sunday.
"A. A. Taylor and j. A. West
were in town Monday.
If you want a bargain in any
thing go to May s. Patton.
Col. George Osborne and
brother have returned.
John M. Simerly of Elizabeth>
ton was in town Tuesday.
s. g.. Oakley is again in feeble
health.
-Lai ge crowd of people were in
town Monday.
Capt. Ross Smith has been in
town for n day or two.
We are glad to learn that Miss
Eugenia Murphey is. improving.
Judge Mckee, of Greeneville,
spent Tuesday in II city.
Col. w. NJ. GARRISON, of Rog-
ersville was in town yesterday.
-Wheatis in demand at one
dollar per bushel, cash.
Judge Ingersoll, of Knoxville,
is in town attending Chancery.
Our poultry men are begins
ming to ship dressed poultry south.
Our Thanksgiving turkey
"ain't none, hardly"
Judge Heiskel, ofthe Memphis
bar. is in attendance at Chaucery.
DR.. Carr and Mr.. Harr, of
johnson City, are attending court.
Nancy, wife of Giles Jackson,
died in Knoxville on last Thurs
day.
-Sual Hunt, of Fall Branch,
left Wednesday morning for Mis-
souri,.
New goods are ARRIVING daily
at May & Patton's. Be sure and
get their prices before purchasing.
Rev. Mr.. Johnson preached an
excellent ermon at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday.
Fifteen car loads of cattle
passed up the road Tuesday morn
ing.
The eastern bound passenger
train was delayed two hours Tues
day morning.
Frank Hale and Tommie
Boyd left for Washington last
Clerk and Master A. b.
sold several tracts of
at auction Saturday.
William McSween and daugh-
fer, of Newport, are registered at
the Washington House.
The colored people had a
festival at their CHURCH in this
place Friday night.
The colored people had an
entertainment at the NJ. e. Zion
Church last Tuesday night.
GUNS, GUNS.
IE you want Il breech-Ioading
gun, double or single, Sarreled, or
4 good rife. call on J. j. Hunt.
The members of the Baptist
Sunday School are preparing for
their Christmas exercises.
"A few more of those nobby
Cioaks left at Akin & POwells,
they are selling at COST.
Now is the time to secure a bars
gain.
Tile case of r. D.. Patton VS.
G. w. Teiford. ex. &c, tried before
Esq Grisham, has Leon appealed
to the Circuit court.
John $. Hayes is collecting
the amounts due the JOnesbOrO
Graded School.
LOST: A Knight of Honor
Pin, which the finder will confer a
on the owner by leaving it at
this Office.
Mai. J. NJ. Handley, of New
who has been spending a
days with Mr.. Alex FARMS
worth, at Leesbug, left Tuesday
for the east.
S. H. Anderson's dwelling
house will soon be completed.
The roof and walls are now being
painted.
Mrs. w. B. Atkinson of Lex
ington, Ky is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Shaver, in this place. She
is at present confined to her room
with sickness.
Married, by j. M. Grisham,
ESQ, at his office, on Nov. Goth,
1888, George Washington and
Charlotte Rhea.
Horace Lady, of Nola Chucky.
one OF the Herald & Tribune's
staunchesG friends, was in town
and gave us a call.
Don't forget that you can get
handsome Christmas presents this
year at Akin & PoweIl's on theIr
5. 10 and % cent counters.
Married, on last Tuesday, at
the office of S. T. Shipley. Esq, by
J. NJ. Grishain, Esq, Lafayette
.Armentrout, aged s., and Martha
j. Humphreys, aged 45.
The boy, Gus Bayless, alias
White. who was charged with OBJ
;structing a train. a few nights
ago. near Limestone, had a hear
ing before Esq. Grisham Monday
and was discharged, the proof not
being sufficient to bind him over.
Estray.
| haye i'll my possession one hog
which the owner can have ON glys
ing proper description and paying
expenses.
G.. w. WILLETT.
Akin & Powell will have their
new room completed this week,
when they will open out the lar
gest and best selected stock OF
Christmas goods ever brought to