Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-08-06

twice a day, morning and evening. both
Of which are well attended. The people,
both saint and sinner, are at work. Mr..
Jones is a plain spoken man and one who
means for the people % give up their sins
and to come unto a throne of grace.
-Seaver and Summers carry In stock
the best stamp Of gum. Betting and can
furnish 1t any size with the customary
delay Of ordering.
The rain was heavy The first of the
week. The tent. under which Rev, G.
o. Jones was conducting his meeting,
was blown down while services we're in
progress Sunday. No one was hurt.
II, Sanford Crouch mas given up mis-
clerkship at the Piedmont hotel aud has
gone to attend the Business College at
Lexington, KY, where he will spend
some months.
70. nj Miller. The busting coufec.
%sIonery dealer viii always be foand at
his stand q3 1Ilalo stree Y one door east
ofTopey y Blown Ell store.
2 genaias pastor or
the 1st Presbyterian church OF Houston,
Texas, died in the city Friday evening
about $3.50. He left his home at Houston
to visit his son, who lives at Glasgow,
Va. On his way he sickenei. becoming
.
worse and worse until he reached John.
son City; he could travel no t further. He
was taken from the train 10 the hotel,
where he died in a few hours. He had a
congestive chill about three weeks ago,
since that time he has been in poor
health The second chill, which he had
Friday. caused his death. His remains
we're taken to Lexington, Ma. the burial
place of his father and relatives, for
burial.
Geo. W Callahan, of Knoxville. is
visiting in the city.
John Crumley. Ct South Watauga,
was in the city Tuesday.
w. A. Hancher. o Limestone, In
company with his brothe. came to The
city.
III. G. Remine, of Limestone. came
TO the city during the week. He made
a trip up the Narrow Gauge.
"A. d. Bowman made business trip
to Knoxville during the week.
IS. II. l.. Cooper, circuit couit clerk,
came up from Jonesboro last week.
j. w. Boring and family, of Lex.
ington, N. c.; are 10 the city. They will
stay for some time and may make this
their future home.
Mr.. Farr, the one who Is TO take
charge of the Carnegie hotel Is in the
city. He will be busy making ready for
the opening of this grand structure.
Hon. Chas. Palmatier, ex-senator
of Wisconsin. is in the city. Mr.. Pal.
mailer Is the father.in-law of IF. II
Vinegar, the jewelcr at this place. Mr.
Palmaier seems to be well pleased with
the surroundings and will probably To-
cate here.
-Messrs. Chas, Mason and D. L. Ear.
nest are in the city attending the normal.
Grant, Cox h Co. are having their
office fitted up in nice style. The In.
terror is being repaired und fixed up in
! general.
IF. p, Burch has returned from an
extensive trip through North Carolina.
j. J.. Range, john Jobe and II. D.
Grump spent last week at Unaka Springs.
Miss Mollie Martin ca ne up from
Knoxville last week TO visit her sister,
Mrs Anderson.
Sheriff Hawkins was here Saturday.
Rev. George Caldwell and wife. Of
Bristol, spent a few days with friends in
this city recently.
- w. Fletcher, Of the Proctor Land
Company. came up from Knoxville . few
days ago. He was here looking after
the interest Of that company
MIR. Hale. editor Of the Erwin Meg,
net, came to the city Saturday. He went
down the road on No. the same night.
Miss Fannie vanDyke. OF Cha,la-
nooga, and Miss Addic Gammon. Of
Rome, Ga, came in from Unaka Spri gs
Monday. Misses VanDyke.and CANNON
went down on No. l the same day to visit
friends and relatives in Jonesboro.