Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-03-19

Frank Hale was up from Knoxville
last Sunday,
Choice seed oats for sale by ], "
iloss.
The Bristol Ice Factory has made
arrangements to move to Morristown.
Miss Cora, daughter of Judge A. ].
Brown, is visiting Miss Ida Reeves al
present and will spent about three weeks
here before she returns to her home nj
River side, in Greene county,
Paul Kirkpatrick was over from
Maryville last Sunday.
Blank notary acknowledgements for
sale at the HERALD AND TRIBUNE office
Notarial seals furnished at moderate
prices.
Among the lawyers presen! in town
this week are II. II, Ingersoll, of Knox
vile, II. II. Carr and A. r. John.
son, of johnson City.
Several farmers who started for
town on Saturday morning on horse
back were compelled to dismount and
complete their journey on foot.
w. H. Littleton, the sewing ma
chine repairer, may be found at S. p.
Martin Il Cos. agricultural emporium.
The corporation has fitted out Mar.
shall Campbell in a complete policeman's
uniform. He merits it.
Mrs. Chas. E. Dossef, after spend
ing about two weeks here left for her
home In Brooklyn Monday afternoon.
The ladies who have Sewing Ma
chimes should not neglect this oppor
tunity of having them cleaned up and
frightened up for the spring and sum-
mer work. Mr.. w. II. Littleton, the
machinist, is still with us and his work
is giving satisfaction. Give him a trial.
If.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Leila Mcclure and Jno. S. Boyd
of Rome, Ga on the % inst. They both
have many friends here who wish them
IA long and happy union.
MIR. Jno. s. Mathes and wife went
down to Knoxville Monday and returned
Wednesday evening.
On last Sunday morning about nine
o'clock Napoleon Harris died from a
hemorrhage. Although he had been in bad
health for several years, and for the last
few months had been in the last stage Of
consumption, his death was very sudden
and was a surprise to even those who
were around him.
If you face smarts after shaving try
a few drops of Rajik on ii. Samples 10
certs. All druggists.
-Chas. Elan, who has been spend.
ing some time with relatives here, left
for Knoxville last Monday.
"A. T. Dosser, left for Rome Ga. last
Sunday. to attend the wedding of Miss
Leila Mcclure of that place and Jno. s,
Boyd Of Knoxville.
Miss Minnie Barley and Berta
Munsey, two of our charming and
popular young ladies, spent last Satur-
day and Sunday at Limestone and re-
turned Monday evening.
AT the special term of the chancery
court, held at Jonesboro this week, a
motion was made for the removal OF
what are known as the "3 C's' cases to
the federal court and into the hands of
the receiver appointed by that
court. Judge Smith rendered decis.
ion on the cases which was a refusal to
uanofer TO the federal court.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
the Methodist church next Saturday and
Sunday. All are invited to attend.
R. M. May has gone east to lay in
one of the most complete line of spring
and summer goods for MEMS, women and
children ever on his shelves. He recon-
mends every one to wait and look over
the new stock, which will include many
a RATE bargain, before buying elsewhere.
j. r. Russell and son, Romeo, and
Eugene Russell, left Monday for ST
Louis, Mo, where thew will engage in
work for the Wrought Iron Range Com
pany. Romeo will take medical treat
ment from the physicians of st. Louis
for a while.
DIR. Kincannon preached at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday morning and
evening.
"A. B. Wilson was up from Greene
vile a few days this week attending
chancery court.
Rev. J. E. Bruce, of Old Town,
Virginia, was married to Miss Edna Har.
ris at the residence of her mother, about
hree miles south of town, last Wedpes
day evening; Rev. j. r. Chambers o.
floating,
Wanted.