Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-08-20
JONESBORO NEWS.

Hon. w. P. Brownlow has returned
for a few weeks stay to his native hills.
II vas quite refreshing 10 see the jovial
face and hear the hearty laugh of our
good friend. Although Colonel Brown
low has been very busy with his official
duties and his paper, The Canteen. he is
looking well. We trust, however, that
the sight and hearty hand shakes of his
host of friends, together with the brac.
ing air of Jonesboro. will make him feel
still better, and enable him to return 10
Washington better fitted than ever before
TO perform his duties. Mr.. viii Brown
low, the bright young son Of the Colonel,
accompanies him.
Rev. John T. Wilds, D. D.. will oc-
cupy the pulpit Of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church next Sunday morning In the
absence OF the pastor, Rev 9. A. Duncan.
lave you bought any of those fine
III Illinois Crooks at
DOSSER BROS?
MIR. w. H. Li,tleton, the enterpris-
ing sewing machine agent, returned a
ew days ago from a business trip through
the county. He was quite successful, we
are glad to say, and deserves his success
for his energy and push.
j NJ. Grisham, Esq, came up from
Knoxville Sunday evening. He has been
on the sick list for several days. and is
now at his home on Buffalo Ridge.
Miss Roxie Grisham, who has spent
about two weeks In this place, left last
Saturday for Baltimore and other Eastern
cities.
Mrs. f. A. Fain. Of this place, and
and her brother. Mr.. Will Rhea, of Knox
vile. spent last week al GAINESVILLE, and
returned home Saturday evening
Mr.. Will Brownlow is at home from
Washington on a visit.
Sam d. Stuart spent a few days this
week in Knoxville.
Miss Mamie Wilcox, daughter of
Hon. d. P. Wilcox, of Elizabethton, is
visiting Frank Il. Britton's family.
Miss Ginx Atkinson. after spending
about three weeks with Mr.. ]. M. Grish-
ans family, at Clara, went down to
Greene lille last week to spend a few
days before she returned to her home In
Knoxville.
Miss Belle Sewer is visiting Mrs. ].
NJ. Grisham, Of this place.
Harry Jones and wife, OF Knoxville.
are visiting Mrs. Jones' brother, ]. A.
Boyd. Of this place.
-Volley Devault was in town Monday
There is said to have been a large
crowd Of people at the Sunday-schooI
picnic at Strong's Springs last Saturday
WANTED = 5000 bushels Of peach
seeds. DCSSER BROS.
"A small party was royalty enter
!, tanned at Judge Smiths Monday night
I and all expressed themselves as having
: good time.
"A 9prty of young people had Ith'
pieasure' Of attending a social last Wedlies
, day evening at Miss Lula Crouch's beau
tiful home near Carrville, and TO say tn
least of 1t, the evening was spent mos
/. pleasantly by all who were present. ant
, all received such inequalities as Mrs
and Misses Crouch know so well hov
! to extend.
II the ladies would abandon cosmetic
and more generally keep their bloc,
. pure and vigorous by the use of Aver
S~arsaparilla, naturally fair complexion
would be the rule instead of the excep
ton, as a present. Pure blood is III
best beautiaer.
{ -Chas. N. Long and Robert r. Ear
r hart came down Sunday morning, and b.
, special invitation the writer accompanie,
them to Mr.. Longs home in Lcesburg
where we spent the day very pleasantly
r The young men returned to Bristol Sun
day evening.
Miss Sarah Mcclure, who has bee
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. T. Dosser. TO
, several weeks past, left for her home il
Rome, Ga, last Saturday. Miss Saral
has been a very pleasant visitor, and he
absence will be thought Of with regrel
-Jno. S. Boyd returned to his HON
in Knoxville Sunday, after spending
/, few weeks vacation In this place. Hi
| wife, who has been here for some tim
will, perhaps, join her husband mex
Saturday.
DIR. Lyttie's Elixir for DIarrhna.
There is a growing feeling among a
) classes of people, not even excepting ply
s%icians, the real cure for diarrh9a an,
bowel trouble was found when The com
binatiOn under the name of DR.. Lyttle'
Elixir was made. We know of no r. med,
for these troubles more certain in It's ef
feet than this. No one need TO suffe
from diarrhGa, who will take the trouble
to try Lyttle's Elixir.
On last Wednesday morning Worle,
Carey and Miss Laura Rothrock wer,
quietly united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony, at the residence of Mr.. ]. A. T
Bacon's, Rev, w. II. Cox officiating.
Misses Carrie and Lizzie Reeves
spent several days last week with friend
on Boon's Creek, and returned HON,
Sunday evening.
Miss Edna Hughes, who has beef
visiting friends on Boon's Creek, TO
some time, spent last Saturday nigh
with Miss Garry Reeves, and left for he