Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
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TIL Ea uasbE oof Myrristowp,

-AHIHaagkbE Of M9rristowp,
was in town Monday. /
auAMr. John Broyles sis making
rapid progress in the erection Of his
IUANee cJr iSisl ccssidhin into mar
ket and selling at 40 and sQ5eents
per pusheL aiire 70
Willie Gallagher, whd has been
confined with diphtheri3 for tile
past week is about well.
70 MWRan you come to tbeiFair call
at tin Fink :. : l Brso,,l.e, Al aud bp8-cheap
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lbii~4U. IL. Deaderick.is in town ma
kingtarrangehlents for moving. his
Ifam,ly from Knoxville to this place.
AkaHa-aaaFipton lobe,
EeEJOhnsonr GityrXere in town Mon
"A little racket among the COLI
6red. boys on tho platform Sunday
Eeyenjng caused some slittle~excite-
peat. "a az ohs,e.t
Mr.. H. NJ. SlagIe will accept the
thanks of the employees OF this Office
tor. treat on large and exceffent
| pcachess
John W. Akin has completed
his contract for painting the court
Ef9ouse aud tic BuiIdiug now pre-
sentsa handsome appear rice.
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w. S. Mitchell has purchased of
Mr.. Truslow, his interest," in the
Johnson City Enterprise and now
assumes. full control of that paper.
ADavid N. Farnsworth, who has
been visiting in the county for the
past month, left Monday for
FHanley, Texas aiel Les
lF-AMiss. Lizzie Seyier left on the
mornings train,- Tuesday, for the
iLduisyilleA Expositlon in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. SEWER, of
.N.GYtSl s,Seya@l lyvtt - ST.,
Jno. A. Grisham, Secretary
of the Eair. Associations, pad neigh
borly visits to both the BRISTOL and
..GreshevHe fnirsgir
'jANCoI. r. H. Reeves had his hand.
some span of match horses ON The
street Monday. They were, recently!
purchased from CaptShade Harris,
of johnson CITY, &
-Gies Jackson has moved his
ban Der shop into the basement of
the court house, the room formerly
occupied by A. s. Deaderick, attor-
.tney at LAW; Il ! - &.
'@ATateL Il. Earnest has been appoin-
ted-5emporary-d epot~agent at this
place, Vice Mr.. s. G. Oakley, who,
on account of sickness, has been
compelled to take a vacation.
-The remains Of Judge w. ".
Deaderick, who died in Blountville
last Week, were Brought to this
place aIId Inferred in the town cem-
etery Saturday morning s.e@.s
Mrs. Julia 3 Nelson, who has
Lcen spending some months at her
home iu Minnesota, returned to-
gones5oro last week., and will open
school att Warner Institute on the
gStA 1nsJG =
-Rev. d. o. Byers and family,
ho hayc been visiting in Virginia
Tor some weeks, returned to jones'
boro last week. Nr. b. oecupIed the
pulpit at the Presbytern church
Sunday. 70 2G|
.AMr. and Mrs. w. v. SEWER, Of
5Rat3ferfordton, n. G., who have been
visiting mt Capt. Sewers. left for the
Louisville Exposition Tuesday,
morning. 8 q
w. D. Haynes and G.Is ST.
John, of Blcuusville, N. w. Taylor
and Mr. Blanchard, OF Bristol, Thos.
Curtain, of Union, and r.. NJ: Me-
Kee. of Grceneville were amohg The
visitors in town, Saturday, to- attend
the fanerrI Of Judge W. v. Dead,
eridk-1 = 80
Mr.. J. f. Dorland, representing
5Nulg Antwerp, bragg y Co, school
book publishers Of Cincinnati and
Louisville, was in town Tuesday and
gave us call. MIR. Dorland is a pleas
MT genuemap and We trust he viii
chllagaih when in jouesbured 4 !az
We are sorry to announce the
death of Mrs. Jones. sister IF W. nj.
Sparks Of this place, who died at her
bone in Knoxville, on Tuesday. Her
remailrs@were brought to Jonesboro
Wednesday morning, and iatsrred in
the town cemetery.
We call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of j.
Nj. johnson which appears in this
weeks issue. Mfr. johnson proposes
to sell all kinds Of groceries and
.family supplies, and We hope he will
receive II liberal patronage. He. is
too. well and favorlbly known 10
our people to need any commeHda-
ton at our hands, but suffice it to
say that he Will do what he says
Cial on him.
Tile officers Of the Fair Assoct
-tton triedrto secure the indians for
the Fair but failed. The game of
Eljaff playe,1 by the band on the secs
oId andsthird days of the Greene
vile Fair, was very interesting,
though the Green Corn Dance did
not seemeto strike the people as
-vthing very interesting. Tie In-
rAsI to be a great aitrac-
Hon. AZ 9Th s atten... on the last
day was 5000 or4.O00 peop.~,
~ drawn tbither by the Indians.
8 -3enj. Stanford, cold, wishes us
le5 make inquiry as to the wEeres
ahotftS of IipN Stamford and Alice,