Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-06-10
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A. Il. Bond who for some time has been
in the services of DR.. d. ]. Gibson as
druggist, is now a news butcher" on the
line of the Z. t., Va. & Ga. r. r., in the
employ of the Union News Co.
DR.. j. A. Birdwell arrived in town
Tuesday for q short stay.
Sam Stuart, having secured a lucr alive
position at Galveston, Texas, left forthat
point on Tuesday last. The good wishes
OF his friends here 60 with him. May he
be prosperous and happy in his new
home.
Miss Nellie Fain after q short visit to
relatives down the road returned Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Clemens who has been occu.
plying Mr.. Duncan's pulpit during the lat.
tiers absence returned to Maryville Mon.
day.
Rev. Mr.. Allison and family will arrive
about the 18th inst, and occupy Mr.. A.
j. Young's residence neal Warner Insti.
tutc.
Rev. F. G. Mellor, pastor of the Greene
vile M. E. Church, preached two power
full sermons at the Methodist church Sun.
day morning and night. Mr.. Mellor is
an eloquent az well as a fo.cibIe speaker
and his sermons are ~eminently practical.
A. T. Campbell. u popular candidate
for attorney general was In town during
the latter part Of last week looking after
his interests.
Knoxville CHr1nhk, 9Th inst: Mr.. Jo.
seph G~uggenheim departed yesterday for
Bridgeport, Tenn, to accept a govern
ment position. as a United States store
keeper. May he serve Uncle Cleve till
his term expires.
Mrs. ]. J. Printup of Rome, Ca, who
with her daughter has been visiting her
father-Mr. j. NJ. Hoss-left for Tate
Springs Monday.
We clip the following from the Youngs-
town, (Ohio) Erening Telegram, OF
June 3:
Hon. |. e. Reeves and DR.. A. G. Hoss
left for Nashville Monday to be in attend
ance upon the State (Dem.) Judicial Con-
vention which assembled there on the 9th
inst.
The approaching marriage of Mr.. NJ.
U. Guggenheim who is connected with
Hartzell Bros. & Co. here, and Miss Hat.
tie Lambert, of Girard, is a topic of II L
rent interest. Miss Lambert is q Jewess,
a decided blonde and acknowledged as
quite a belle among the society circle in
which she associates. Mr.. Guggenheim
is one OF the l~iveliest business men we
have in town. The wedding will take
place at the residence of Isaac Hartzell,
of Girard, early in September, after
which the happy couple will leave for q
wedding tour, embracing a circuit of the
southern and western stotes, in which it
is the intention of stopping at Parsons,
Kan. to visit the parents of the bride.
and at Knoxville, Tenn, to visit those of
the groom.
Washington county correspondence
Nashville Union: "Mrs. Annie W. John
son of johnson City is an applicant for
the Telford public school. This lady is
an experienced school teacher, has taught
at johnson City, Elizabcthton and various
other %well-known places in upper East
Tennessee, has the energy and compe-
tency indispensable for correct teaching,
and would be q wise selection for the
people Of Telford. PROF. Frank Watts
an excellent teacher of this county, made
q gallant effort to secure the Republican
nomination for register, but failed by one
vote. This, very naturally, was contrary
to hopes of friends and personal aspira-
tions, but it resulted advantageously to
u county's educational interests, which
can i'll afford to lose so good a worker.
Real teachers are always missed and al
ways needed"
Elder +. Allison, who has been hold
ing a very successful protracted meeting
at the Baptist church, in Jonesboro, stop
ped over at this place Saturday. We un-
derstand Mr.. Allison has accepted the
pastorship Of the church at Jonesboro
and will move his family to that town.
We'congratulate the citizens of Jsnesboro
on obtaining such an excellent and earn
nest christian worker. -Morfstomn Ga
cote.
Hon. W. B. Bachman, of Union de-
pot, delivered the annual address of the
Alumni Association of the University of
Tennessee, before o large and cultivated
audience at Staub's opera house, Knox
vile, on the night Of the 9Th inst. The
papers of that city speak well of the ad-
dress and say 1t was listened TO with the
~profoundest attention and elected fire.
quent applause.
Mrs. Thomas, Of Jonesville, Va, Is Wis.
iting her friend, Mrs. W. r. Barnett.
Chas. E. Dillworth, Professor of music
in Sullins college, Bristol, spent Monday
and Tuesday in town, visiting relatives.
Mr.. w. S. Hickey, president Of the
band accompanied it to Emory.
Mr.. Q%uackenbush of New York a de.
scendant of one of the old Dutch families
that settled that state is s%oiourning among
us for a few weeks, enjoying our cxhila.
rating mountain climate and the hospital
ties of the Planters House.
Capt. A. s. Deaderick and Fred De.
vault are spending a few days on Elk,
creating havoc among the fnny tribe.
In a running match at the Drummers
Picnic in Knoxville a few days since Mr..
John A. Armstrong formerly of this
place made the best record and secured