Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-03-19
JOHNSON T
N, 3, FEMME, Local Editor.

For nobby and stylish neckwear cal
at Ware * Beebe's,
-Thos. Curtin, of Bluff City, wa
here last week. :
Garden seed at the
RACKET STORE.
DR., r. L. Patton was in the city
Friday.
Large line of fine dress goods jus
received at
G. KIRKPATRIcK's.
Hon, II. G. Jarvis spent a few day
in the city during the past week,
Go to the Racket Store for Ferry;
choice garden seed.
Hon. r r. Butler, of Mountain
City, was in the city Saturday,
Don't forget the mammoth stock OF
white goods at
G. K~IRKPATRICK's.
Prof. j. 7. Browning went down
home Thursday and returned Monday.
d, NJ. Ferry & Cos garden seeds at
the Racket Store on East Main street.
Misses Minnie kirkpatrick and
Nettie Shortridge went over to Jones
boro Saturday.
The best and cheapest spring dress
goods at
G. KIRKPATRICK's.
Last week a son Of T, r. Burgie, of
E~lizabethton, was thrown from a horse
and had one leg broken,
Money saved at the
BEE HIVE.
Tyler Campbell came down from
E'izabethton Saturday. where he and
Judge Brown had been holding court.
Hon. j, Q. A. Remine, returning
from a trip to Carter county, was in the
city Saturday, the guest of j. j, Simp-
son.
The Bee Hive catches the trade these
days.
Prof. John r Proctor and Gen. J
T. Wilder, accompanied Secretary
Proctor and his party from this place to
Chattanooga.
j. NJ. Wilson, of Knoxville. a mem
Der of the Proctor land company of this
place, also "A partner in the Proctor coal
company. of J%ellico, spent a few days
in the city last week.
Persons desiring to subscribe for the.
HERALD AND TRIBUNE apply at the
branch office in with Ii. G. Hart on
Market street.
"A. L. Brobeck and Mrs. Brobeck,l
of Wellington, Illinois, were regis
tered at the Piedmont one day last week.
They went from this place to the neigh
borhood of Washington College to.
visit relatives.
Orders taken for all kinds of books
NAN PNiA phiNdios lldl CdluOL UC lOuuu ~
store, at the book store.
The Johnson City Medicine Compa.
ny, which was recently organized in the
city for the manufacture of all kinds Of
medicines, elected the following officers;
c. M. Taylor, president; w. X. Martin,
vice president; j. NJ. Martin, treasurer
I. j. Anderson, secretary.
%, 10 and 25 ceats counters at the
BEE HIVE.
C. A. Ross has accepted a position
with the Comet. Mr.. R,ss will no
doubt make a good newspaper nan If he
sticks to it.
More sugar for the money at the Bee
Hive than any where else.
i. N. and r. L. Boring, who recently
came in from Sleubenville, Ohio, to
visit their sick father, returned to their
home last week after Witnessing a great
improvement in his health, which was
quite critical,
Garden and flower seeds at the
BEE Rive.
Tennessee Lnsk is a candidate for
magistrate, subject to the municipa!
election. Mr.. Lusk is an old and res.
pected citizen of Johnson City, and his
general attachments and legal ability
would insure a most efficient official.
Ladies' lawn tennis suits at G. Kirk
prtrick's, store from 81 25 to 50, 90 per
suit.
Col. George B. Cowlam, of Kno&
vile, the man who wrote the prize essay
on the industrial future of the south
spent two days in the city the past week.
Mr.. Cowlam's essay was published in
Public Opinion, Washington City. The
prize which he earned was 500 in cash
Big line of ladies' and gentlemen's
spring hats just received at
q. kIRKPATRICS's.
&C. II. p. Tolle, of Illinois, repre-
senting the Masonic insurance company,
after spending "A week in the city. re-
turred to his home. He expressed him.
self pleased with the outlook for this
section. and sa d that he would pay us
another visit in the summer.
Parties hav g business with the
HERALD AND TR 3UNE call at the branch
office on Market street, with II. G.. Ha
DIR. j. w. Cox gave an elegant re.
ception Friday night in honor of Ms,
Strong and Miss Hoskins, of Knoxville
The reception was largely attended, and
the young people of the town had a very
gay time. Nice refreshments wert
served, and everything was heightened