Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-03-19
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you ought at once to procure u bottle OF
Salvation Oil, the greatest Gu G on earth
for pain. 1t only costs % cents a bottle.
10! the poor Ipdianl' dying with
cold. Won't some good Samaritan
send him a bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup?
The depot question has at last come
to something definite. The old one must
so, The contract has been let and pre-,
liminary arrangements are being made.
Work will begin April LIST on a structure
to cost $50 600, 1t will be put up be.
tween the L. T., V. &C. and the E. T.
&W, N. c, railroads, and near the june.
ton,
-Cogan & Co., who have the contract
for grading the Bristol and Elizabethton
railroad from Elizabethton to Buff City.
have paid off their Indebtedness due
mainly to labor-dolIar for dollar; and
it is understood that the grading on that
division will be completed, although
Durond's Indebtedness has not yet been
paid off,
We have the largest stock of hard.
ware, wagons, harness, paints, &C., in
upper East Tennessee, and pay no rents.
We can save you money.
SEAyER & SUMMERS.
The Carnegie hotel will soon be
brought to completion, The inside
work was immense. According to lat
est arrangements, the furniture and car
pets will cost $14, 900.
We are authorized and requested to
announce the name of Joseph +. Hart as
a candidate for the Office of town con
stable, subject 10 the choice of the votes
In the coming municipal election.
The Erwin Magnet, the new paper
which will be devoted to the interests
of Unicoi county, has been delayed by
a misplacing OF the outfit, which was
sent to JonesboTo instead of this place.
The paper will be republican. j. F.
Toney is the proprietor. Jackson Hale,
formerly OF Cleveland, will edit the
Magnet.
-Seaver ~ Summers carry in stock all
size OF gum belrner,e best stamp
and can furnish it WITHOUT the custom.
airy delay OF ordering.
-Lithographs Of Robert ]. Burdette
are posted thr ughout the city. Mr.. Bur
dette will appear in the Baptist church
in his famous lecture, ''The rise and
Fall of the Mustache," Saturday night,
the 2lst. Fifty cents will be the admis.
sion fee. Tickets on sale at Range &
Dulaney's book store. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Proceeds for the
benefit of the church. 1t is expected
that Mr.. Burdette win have a good
house, rs he deserves.
-You will find at S. w. Leach's wall
paper and decorations store the largest
and best stock of papers in this part of
the state. He has just received II large
stock of the latest styles of match pat
terms 0. emboss silks. You will always
find paper and prices satisfactory. Prices
ranging from the lowest 20 81. 80 per
roll. Mr.. Leach is in the wall paper
business to stay, He does both a whole
sale aud retail business, and will guaran-
tee you lower prices than you can find
anywhere else in thi- section. Orders by
mail receive prompt attention,
AT the annual nyet.nE Of the stock
holders of the East Tennessee and West.
ern North Carolina railroad Wednesday
of the past week, the following directors
were elected for the ensuing year:
Frank Firmstone, A. Pardee. Jr. r F.
Hoke, j. G. Hardin, George Richards,
John S. Wise and John r Fell.
At the conclusion of the election at
noon the stockholders took a special
train for Cranberry, where they spent
the night and a part of the next day.
Hon. j. r. Tanper, ex-treasurer of
the state of Illinois, came to the city
Thursday Of last week. He remained in
the city the guest Of Maj Cantweli until
Thursday evening, when he returned to
Illinois by way of Louisville, Mr.. Tan
ner, Governor Fifer and other Illinois
capitalists have invested in this city;
and the governor expects to pay us a
visit later on.
In court at Elizabethton the past
week, the case state VS.. John Crumley for
the killing of William Bowers, was
tried. This is the third time Crumley's
case has been before tASy. Previous
to this he was found guilty and sentenced
to the penitentiary for life. On the
ground of technical errors, the supreme
court granted him a new hearing. This
time the jury rendered a verdict CT
guilty, and Judge Brown fixed Cruu-
ley's sentence at fifteen years in the pei
i;entialy. Crumiey's defense was on
the plea of accidental shooting. A
fellow named Frazier was an accom-
plice in the deed, but found an opportu.
nifty to escape from Jail at Elizabethton.
and has not been heard of since. The
killing occurred more than a year ago.
"A sign of prosperity is a well-dressed
man. You can boom the town by get
ting Ware & Beebe to make you a
nobby aud stylish suit or overcoat. Spring
goods now in.
Secretary Proctor and his party, en-
route to Chattanooga, stopped in The city
a few minutes. They were informally
received. About three hundred people
greeted the distinguished party at the
depot. Gen. Wilder introduced the
Secretary, who tipped his hat and bow