Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-08-27
JONESBORO NEWS.

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Mr.. Jesse ]. Hunt, our fellow townsman,
to Miss Joanna Carter. Of Portland,
Maine. The ceremony will take place at
the home of the bride next Wednesday,
September 2. We wish them joy.
We desire to call attention TO the ad.
verlisement Of Christie's Music and Bus.
mess School in another column. The
record Of this school Is high. 1t has
turned out many Of the bright business
men Of this section. Its instruction is
thorough In all the branches taught. II
promises TO do wen greater things In the
future than in the past. Send for cata
logue TO II. r. Christie, Washington
College, Tenn.
Mrs. Jno. 8. Boyd has returned to
her home in Knoxville. after a six weeks
visit with relatives and friends In this
place.
IT. ]. Peoples, assistant cashier of
the Jonesboro Banking and Trust Com
pany, spent last week in Asheville on a
vacation. and returned Sunday morning.
Don't fail 10 read the Letter from
the Book Store
Mrs. A. N. Stuart has returned from
Knoxville, where she has been for some
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time visiting her daughter. Mrs. T. A.
r. Nelson, who accompanied her to her
home in this place.
Miss Belle Sewer left Monday for
Bristol. where she will accept a position
as art teacher. in Sullin's College.
UAVE you bought any of those fine
III Illinois Crooks at
DOsSER BROS?
We published a few weeks ago that
Rev. w. NJ. Vines would take charge
Of the Greeneville school this fall, but
since that time he has changed his plans
somewhat, and will go to Bell Buckle,
Tennessee, In responce to a call from the
Baptist Church of that place. Mr.. Vines
has been preparing himself for the min
istry. and 10 the meantime teaching
school in order 20 get money TO defray
expenses. He IS a worthy young man,
and OF an unusually bright intellect, and
his close attention to his studies has won
for him the compliments Of all who
knew him.
For Drugs and patent medicines go to
Sam. d. Sluar,'s Parlor Drug Store.
VIII II. Reeves has gone to Wash.
ington City to accept a government pc.
sitlon.
Miss Carrie Summers, OF Morris.
town, was visiting Miss Minnie Kirkpat-
rick last week.
Miss Painter. Of Richmond, Is visit.
ing Mrs. Tate Earnest. Of this place.
Miss Grace Jarvis. Of Covington KY,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. A. T. Dosser,
Of this place.
"A, +. Dosser spent a few days last
week al Unaka Springs.
-R. NJ. May has zone East 10. buy
goods.
WANTED - 5000 bushels of peach
ii seeds. DOSSER RROS
DIR. j. s. Stuart's family has re
turned from Clark's Spring, where they
have been for a few weeks.
Two very large tomatoes were ex
hibited on our streets this week; one b,
Frank Dosser that weighed 20 ounces
and one by DR.. Ramsay that weighed q
ounces.
Miss jamie Dinwiddie, who has beef
a very pleasant visitor at Judge Smith
for the past month, left last Friday TO
her home in Raleigh, N. c.
-Twcnty.four hundred pencil tablet
just received by Sam. ID. Stuart.
Judge Jno. p. Smith held CHANGER,
Court at Morristown last week.
-Jno. A. Bacon, who formerly live
In this place, Is here on a visit. John |
now travelling salesman for q Knoxvill
house, and he is a hustler.
You can find everything In the wa,
of school supplies at Sam. D, Stuart's.
We are reliably informed that Their
will be a Sunday school picnic at Wash
ington College September 9th. Every
body invited 20 attend.
Hon. W. b. Bowman was In tow,
Monday. and he will leave for Nashvig,
in a few days TO meet with the specia
term Of the hayseed Legislature.
Buokien = Arnica salye.
The best salve In the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feve
sores, letter. chappcd hands, chilblains
corns and all skin cruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents ne
qox. For sale by +. f. Britton.
The following persons spent quit
an en- joyable day last Friday at Mr.. an
Mrs. A. G. Broyles' OF this place: Re,
w. r. King, Of the Union Theologict
Seminary In New York, J,J. Hamilton
of Church Hill. w. NJ. Elliott, Of Tuscr
lum College; Hayden Craft and Mise
Matte Rankin and Monica Graft. Q
Washington College.
Rev, T j. Eskridge, and Rev
II Chambers attended the camp.mee
ing ut Barns Camp Ground last Satu
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Workman and daughte'