Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-12-13

A-The latest in gents neckWear
ii Dosser & McCalr's.
Several shots on the street
Monday nighHE TfT
"A board Of aldermen for the
taxing district fgrthe year 1884,
will Je electedfn january.
The State Teachers Association
will be in session at Ganatin Friday
AID Saturday.
For watch chains, fobs or
@ebarms go to DosserS& Mccall.
Pensioners are receiving their
checks for the December payment
-NearIy five hundred scholars
were in attendance at the diff
ferent schools last Sunday.
-ThOs. Deer's dray horse was
badly crippled one night last week
by getting entangled in a chain
halter.
Tie members of FARMLAND
Lodge. K. of H., are requested to
attend the regular stated meeting
tonight. s -
Fine silk handkerchief at
Dosser & McCall's.
-Miitor Keen is erecting a sub
stantial plank walk in front of his
furniture factory.
IL. j. MARYLAND, OF Stony
Greek, Carter county, was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Williams is sick at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs.
E. l.. Deaderick. rtZ
Rev. Mr. Johnson's family
have arrived and are boarding
with Mrs. M. 8. Mahoney.
tents fine shoes at Dosser &
McCall's. $50
Gentry Hale, and family, of
Boons Creek, emigrated last
Thursday to Mexico. Nc. HdEUi
j. w. & S. s.. Crumley, of
Johnson City, have dissolved part
nership. J. w continues the bus
mess and S. S. [retires.
Mrs. Stanford and Miss Louise
Barden went to Texas last week.
They expect to make that state
their home.
Elder III. n. Evans, cOlOred,
Evangelist of the Christian church,
!, is in town.
"A first>class line Of fur and
wool hats at Doses McCaH's.
-3uits have been brought
agains. the e. L. V. & Ga. rails
road from this place, in the last
eight days amounting to $4,000.
Samuel Chestnut, of Rogers
vile spent last Friday and Satur-
day in Jonesboro.
Judge Hackers revival COM
hence mex Monday. From the
indications several mourners will
be ip attendance.
Our friend Capt. Nelson
Mclaughlin, of Erwin, was in town
FRIDAY and returned to Unicol
Saturday morning.
-Lfary, a three-year-old daugh-
ter of DR.. q. L.. Deaderick, died
last Friday with d~iphtheria, and
was buried on Saturday in the
town cemetery.
Mrs. A. B. Bowman has been
very sick at the home of her mother
in Greene county. Mr.. Bowman
was ~telegraphed for one day last
week. We learn that she is better
now. g.
John f. Oliver, US. gauger
and storekeeper, has been trans
ferred from Sparta TO Maxwell,
FRANKLIN county. OF course he
has the religious weekly sent TO
his new address.
Il will sell to any one desiring IL
a square for burial purposes OH Oh
my lot that adjoins the grave yaro
on the north. This offer is for oo
days only.
Mrs. CAROLINE RUssEt..
Who does not know D. B..
Ioyeman & Co., of Chattanooga
the solid ,sliable dry goods house.
Separate wholesale and retail houses,
splendid stock Of holiday goods now
ready.
W. L. Payne, of Choptack,
Hawkins county, was IN t" see US
Friday morning, and displayed ms
excellent taste by ~depositing Sl,5o
for the old reliable religious weekly
one year.
II p. Britton. w. FL. Taylor,
Terry Edwards, A. B. Cummings
and two or three others have oesn
appointed as jurymen from Wasn1
1ngton county to the Federai
6C--hiob maets in Knoxville In
January.
-Prvo, Glaze and another colored
man were arrested at Bakersvlile
N. c., last week, on the charge Tso VI
stealing two horses IN va. ih ns
were brought to this place iass
Monday morning by tie oePu'
sheriff Of Mitchell county, q "
Tuesday they were taken oack -
Virginia mEkE
Mr.. C. J. Harvey, an experience
ano;neer and machinlst, IS no"
snsni for the J. l.. Case Threshlng
Machine Company. Parties IT,
ing saw,mills, engines or any M NJ.
kind of machinery, should see hat
Harvey before purchasing, ZOE "n
he tells YOU can be rellea on
Cali on address Mr.. Harvey at 'one'
boro, Tenn
Col. John x Miller, of Erwn,
was the happy recipient OF an
increase of pension this mon -
Glad he got it.; he deseryeu nv.
WIN. Huskins has also hau an tLo
crease in his pension. Az mae
same time we hear OF two OF In
who have been cut off the peIslon
rolls and of a like number whose
claims have been rejected.
DERBY HATS.