Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-02-11

"oWu-De lhlcl became COuyyiCnCestricL- -.
en- and restored the money to lis Lawful,
owner, or whether they feared their sin
would be found out, is mystery which
perhaps, will never be wnrayeled This sid,
the great Judgment bar.
The school at IIolstou Institute opened
with about SO pupils, Prof. watts The
worthy and efficient principal is assisted
by Miss Lou Butler, of WASHINGTON
county, Tenn.
MIR, VI, NJ. Slcmons, recently a promi.
hen' merchant of Pincy Flats, left with
MS family last Friday for Morris,own,
where they will stop for a short time
and from there they will 20 to Florida.
where they expect to make their future
home.
Mr., Henry Crouch, Of Boon'S Creek.
who has been visiting his sister at Dalton
Ga, for the past few weeks, returned
home last week. lie will probably ca
back to Dalton soon to accept a position
on the X, R,-Cor. Bristol CoWisy.
Miss Alice Lister, who was seriously
burned Oh the 9th of January, an account
Of which we gave atthe time, we are clad
to learn is improving. 1t is now thought
that she will recover. -G reepcr7lg DEM,
crdt.
Col. \. j. Brown, of Joncsboro. was
here last week. The Col. thinks his
prospects are good for getting the nomi
nation on the Republican ticket for Cir.
cult Judge. From what we can sec JUDGE
Hacker will have the inside track
Rog0srjUc Riricr.
Wednesday morning, at 3 O'Clock. Col.
Connally +, Lynch died from inlamma.
ton of the stomach, at the residence of
Col, |. b. Dunn. Mr.. Lynch was about
tifty.two years old. He was inferred
with Masonic ceremonies .-Byiyiol Co,,.
rier.
Last week we noticed the burning Of
the little child of Mr.. Phillip Freshour.
OF the 18th district, and we are now
forced to speak of the sad condition Of
his home at present. After the burning
OF the child its mother became dcrangcd.
and the bereavcd father was taken in
with some kind of fever, from which he
died on the End inst, The child is still
alive, but no better, and will probably
die. Surely this is Il distressed family
GreeneriWe BVHetjD.
Died, at the residence Of her SON,
George McGaughcy, in Atlanta, Ga. on
last Thursday, Mrs. Caroline McGaughey
relicit of Samuel ~McGaughcy, deceased.
once of the firm of Mcdowell T. Nc.
Gaughcy, of this place, and well known
to the citizens Of GrCcncvillc and yicini.
ty. Mrs. McGaughcy was highly esteem.
ed by all who knew her for her excellent,
qualities and pious life. She leaves scy-
eral children and a host Of friends
GreeaerW Democrat.
Died, at her home, about four miles
southeast of town, ON last Monday morn
ing, Mrs. Jennie Alexander, wife Of Mr..
Thomas Alexander, She had been in
feeble health for several years, and con
fined to her bed for some time. She was
a daughter of Maj. John McGaughcy.
deceased, and Il sister of Hon. w. 5. Nc
Gaughey, the only surviving brother.-
GreeHcrib Democrat.
Rev. j. B. Jones, Of johnson CITY.
Tenn, has been appointed by the Va.
Baptist Mission Board as colportcur for
S. W. Va. Mr.. Jones will move 70 Bris-
tol and make this his headquarters
Bristol Courier.
c. E. Wilson, who clipped with the
wife of ID. ID. Lofland, of CHAT. nooga.
several weeks ago, was captured last week
at Springfield, Mo. Loflland, while pur-
suing his wife and Wilson in Jackson
county, Ala, was shot through the head
by the woman and narrowly escaped with
his life. Wilson had been pursued with
relentless persistence by Lofland, who
swore TO send him TO the p%enitcntiary If
it cost him his entire fortune. Later
news is that Wilson succeeded in making
his escape Saturday night while BOARDING
the train for Chattanooga, and has rot
been recaptured. -Brjstoi Reporter.
Last week We noticed the burning Of
the little child Of Mr., Phillip Frcshour,
of the 18th district, and we are now
forced to speak Of the sad condition o.
his home at present. After the burning
Of the child its mother became dcrangcG.
and the bereaved father was taken in
with some kind Of fever, from which he
died on the 9d-inst. The child is still
alive, but no better, and will probably
die. Surely this is a distressed family
GreoncciHc Bulletin.
The Newport Stay-Joarad has sus.
pended and we learn the Office is for sale
or rcnt,-NorriStoR gazette.
A neat and substantial fence has been
erected around the large field on the
Southwest site of town in which lie the
remains of Andrew Johnson. -GreaCrjP,
Bulletin.
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