Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-18
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Herald, October H. ''i''F
Cicero Haynes, of Greeneville, was
married at London week before last
to Miss Nelson. ,',9.,, J.. s9zescu cir
Capt. E. It.. johnson, chief of
pension examiners, left with his lady
for Knoxville on last Thursday
morning.
About a train load of stock ,,be>
longing to, VIM. Armitage and W..
A. SuseDg was shipped east on last
Tuesday.F ~ 2.'5 '''',. 80, 80,
Hon. A. Ell. Pettibone is bnilding
a new fence in front of his property.
on Summer street.
Charles Kingsley left Tuesday
morning for Bossier Parish, Louis
lana for the purpose of assisting
some gentlemen of that place in
starting an apiary: be'5''.' - e Z 'i9
w. E. F. Milburne has left with
his family for Bowling Greene, KY,
where he will temporarily reside,
his business now being in that, part
of the state. 49, 4al .,a5 a..f
New Era, October 11.;1.as<.ifu,,.4 .5aigB
The following are the principal
cases disposed oflnthe circuit court
this week. o5 asu g} zc3s1 bH
Perry Holt, grand larceny, seD-
fenced to penitentiary for three
years.
Jim Caldwell, colored, sentenced
to month Imprisonment and fined
$50. !: l.s.35'5 =! =,
James Hux, rocking house, fined
$5 and cost. I''8 :. = ''i7 = : ,'s'
James Evans, released. 80
! Mrs. Eliza Baker is quite i'll at
her daughters, Mrs. Mcfarland IN
MorristOwn.A Her condition is CRIT
ical. - ',. . -.
Mrs. Fannie Doak, widow of the
late w. S. Doak, and family, left
Tusculum Tuesday. to make her
home In Nashville, an ~ sii
Mrs. w. D. Williams, Mrs. Bessie
Milligan and Miss Fannie q. Brown
Invent down on this mornings train
to Knoxville to take part in the
musical entertainment of the Mos
fzart Club of that city to-pight.J -,
Democrat, October II.
MiSs Julia Doak has been elected
teacher in the State Normal College
by the board Of education. j i,.-: i s..
Married, at the BRIDES residence,
In this county, on last Thursday,
by Rev. j. B. Dobson, George AR
mitage and Mrs. E. j. Anderson. -
Married, at Whftesburg, on, last
Monday evening, Sth inst, G. T,
Brown. of Home, this county, and
Miss Ida Hader, Of Whitesbnrg,
Hamblen county. sfnh .ra ,4aff
1 j. S. Wilhoit has the largest mule
in Greene county,it being l74 hands
high, and in every other way as
large in proportion, o Mr.. ID. T. Cas-
4 teel, perhaps, has the smallest horse
in the county, which is about three
years old and is only 8 hands high.
| The Knoxville Presbytery of the
/ Cumberland Presbyterian church
met at Shiloh church, in this cQppty,
| on last Thursday, 4th inst. Rev.
Crawford Moore, late of Washinge
ton county, Tenn, addressed large
audience on Sabbath, giving good
satisfaction to. ALL 2 Indeed, it was
fine effort .lllle - 5nsa
. . - 800 y F--I955I5ieg; gzIlsi:.
II gFzsI BLou NTYILLE, Z. .bg-
Star, Oct. II. ....,.f. ri i., flfHoia ogI
Z. e. Gross. who lately removed
from Kin1rick's. Creek; to- FlenSyiile
says. he is going West, soon. l.',iG
Samuel IL Mcclellan leayos this
j week, with 10 or Is horses, for Rock
Hill, s. g., to be gone tilp Christ
j mas. 81 9'iiyss's. 4.''s'l
Phillip Shipley, son son Of James lIl and
Rnth Shipley.., about 8 miles from
4 BlistoI ,sdied on the 1st inst, at the
4 xge Of about 16 years, having been
MHicted with scrofula SINCE he was
ffpqr years of age. ~. sss,tfsl
! Robert M. Hunter expects soon to
Engage in business at johnson City,
/ Died.-On the 5th inst, Della,
| wife of James, Watkins, on Beayei
Greek, after a lingering Illness, from
some disease Of the head.f9 fi9Htq
i George w. Sells sowsad one Quart
Iof< rice wheat, from which be pro
duced one busheI and a half. He
sowed it by hand in small furrows
and fertihzed. II
Rey. J. w. 9. Willouby, formerly
J, of Kingsport, is, now teaching a.
! Washington College, Ell hit miles
southwest OF Ioneshoro, He has twe
J male and two female. assistants, and
: 81 students. he breaches every Sab
! hath for Newn Salem Presbyterian
: : chgch Of 100 ulembersiiFsis pult,.
q -Evs *ssassz efiii sf'isa.ssis stsf'tissif, !
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