Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-07-29

visit to New York.
w. G. Mathes and wife are spending
a week at Unaka Springs.
Mr.. W. B. Crumley of johnson City,
spent Sunday in J%onesboro.
Mrs. Carrie Moses is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Dosser.
Several COMMUNICATIONS are unavoid-
ably crowded out this week.
Russell johnson Of Knoxville, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Chas. Mas
"A. j. Fischer formerly of this place
paid our town o flying visit this week.
Miss Annie FEBRUARY has returned
from visiting friends at Johnson City.
Mrs. Wallace Deaderick and children
of Florida, are boarding with Mrs. John
son.
Mrs. Gosnell and daughter, Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, are visiting relatives in, Greene
vile.
Jas. S. Deakins who has been on a
three months visit to Watson, Mo-, has
returned.
Mrs. Keen Of johnson City is spend
ing a few days with her father, Rev. d.
f. Crumley.
Mr.. Abe johnson of near Fulton
Greene county made a short stay in town
this week.
The johnson City juveniles downed
the Jonesboro kids on the home ground
Monday last.
Miss Emma Roberts spent a few days
in town last week. She was the guest of
Miss Annie FEBRUARY.
the Holston Association meets Au-
gust 9Th at New Salem church. three
miles from Limestone depot.
-R. M. May and DR.. Hoss were among
the visitors to that popular mountain re-
sort last week, Unaka Springs.
-Chas. L. Boyd of Knoxville with his
wife and mother is visiting at the home
of his grandfather, Mr.. Jerry Boyd OF
this place.
Mrs. J. D. Mcpherson, of Chattanoo
90 is here on a visit to friends and rela
tives. She is the guest of Mrs. George
Mcpherson.
Miss lila Boynton of Knoxville. ha'
been elected to fill the vacancy as teache
in the first and second grades OF TN
Jonesboro graded school.
Another base ball club was organized
Monday last in Jonesboro. They hat
their first practice game Tuesday. Som
lively skirmishes may now be expected
between the new club and the old nine
Jas. A. Boyd, Fred. Devault ant
Thos. Brown, who have been rusticatinl
at Unaka Springs for a week, returned
Yesterday. They report the time delight
fully spent at that beautiful mountain re
treat.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Levi
Coopcr has a very sick child. MIR. Coope
has been unfortunate in having so mucl
sickness in his family. We trust thai III
MANY friends who have been expecting
visit from him will understand and syn
pathize with him in his misfortunes'
Misses Lampson, Van Dyke, Grisf
am and the Misses. Fain accompanied D
Messrs. Robt. Dosser, F. +. Dosser, lal
Earnest, w. R. Lampson and w. H.. !
Munsey left last Friday for the mountain
They enioyed the health giving qualltie
of the mountain air and mineral water {
that young paradise, Unaka Springs if
several days.
There will be q basket picnic on sa
urday the It'll Of August at clark
Strings. There will be speeches on ten
perancc and other exercises to make u
occasion an enjoyable one. The puDl
ia cordially invited to attend with the
basket of provisions and are assured OF
cood time. The editor of the H.. "
acknowledges hereby a kind invitation
be present.
Mrs. Annie Greggs, widow OF koo
Crecrs. who died about three years ag.
died n the house of Thomas q. Beard
.Tonesboro. July 26, at $3.50 p. M, oil co
snmntion. Mrs. Greggs was a daught
of Mr.. Joseph Archer of near JonesoGr
and was about % years OF age az n
death. The remains were Inferred IN u
old Burch graveyard, 81 miles ITO
.Ionesboro, on Tuesday afternoon. Thr'
little children are left to mourn their los
Mrs. Greggs protested religion on II
death bed.
Locals are scarce. THIS gives US
opportunity TO give space In our co'' y
To n rood deal Of political reading: y
have no doubt that it will prove quite l
feresting reading for u subscribers,
i mostly treats Of the scandalous charg
which a certain county paper has trum
ed up, regardless Of truth, against one
The c%ounty's best citizens, in an effort
deceive the people that he and his {
adiutor may secure a public trust
which they are in no way ehtl'ie
Read, reflect, and act.
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