Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-11-17
To the Public.

To the Public.
Believing that the patronage which
the Herald and Tribuna enjoys can be
increased, we have engaged L. w. Ken
nedy to canvas the county, and have
no doubt as to his kindly reception by
the good people of the county. Mr.. Ken
nedy is authorized to receipt for money
and make contracts for work. Any
courtesies shown him will be fully APP
preciated by yours truly,
THE EDITOR.
County Judge H. G. Hart was in town
Monday,
w. N. Babb, fireman, was at home
Sunday.
Ike lobe was down from Johnson's
Saturday.
Rev. c. A.. Duncan was here a few
days last week.
Capt. Ross Smith spent Sunday here
with his family.
Notice another Clerk and Masters
sale in this issue.
Mrs. Eva Earnest, of johnson City, is
visiting her son S f family.
The fruit tree men are abroad in the
land in great numbers.
1t is about time to advertise those
Christmas novelties.
John and Will Barley were in town
Tuesday on business.
John Keebler, CT Limestone, was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. E. E Hoss, of Nashville, is spend
ing a few days here with relatives.
A good many Thanksgiving turkeys
will be shipped from this point.
The Democratic rally at johnson
City was postponed until Saturday.
Hon. w. w. Faw, of johnson City,
was in town Wednesday and Thursday.
Who can deny but that the country
is prospecting now, our Devil has a new
hat.
Pinkney A. Allen, of New York, has
been here to see his wife for a few
days.
D. Carson and Billy McCracken were
in town Monday night; they are buying
up hogs.
w. H. Harh, of Atlanta, who has
been at the Inn for several days left for
home Tuesday.
N. B. Remine, of the Bristol Courier.
was shaking hands with his friends
here Thursday.
A light snow made white the bosom
of mother earth Tuesday morning, but
Don disappeared.
Old man Shupe and family that have
been living at the cotton mills, left for
Kansas Monday night.
Mrs. w. P. Hamilton, of Bristol, has
been visiting G. Gates family at the
Inn for several days.
Wallace Cate and Squire Reeves
went up to Austin's Saturday, and re-
manned over until Sunday.
The pay train of the E. T. Va. & Ga.
railroad passed Tuesday making glad
the hearts of many employees.
R. w. Hunt and family returned
Tuesday from quite an extensive trip
to Chattanooga and other points.
Misses Charmie Hamilton and Laura
Davis, of Bristol, have been visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Gate, for several days
Judge Hacker has been attending
Supreme Court in Knoxville for several
days and returned home Sunday morn.
ing.
There is only about four or five ap
plicants for the postoffice here SO far
but suppose there will be more in q day
OF two.
Mrs. F. A. Fain returned from Full
lens Friday, where she has spen
about two weeks with her sister, Mrs
B. f. Earnest.
The friends of John Bell Shipley re
ceived word Saturday that John haC
quite a bad stroke of paralysis on Frida,
in Knoxville.
Sam L. Ferguson, of Locust Mount
made us a visit Monday. He was il
town shipping some wheat to the John
son City mills.
The pupils in our schools were re
joicing over a holiday given then
Friday; so the teachers could atten,
the Normal at johnson City.
j. E. Hale, of Locust Mount, was il
to see us this week and came dow
with 1.-The handsome" for subscription
for himself and some friends.
Tate L. Earnest, Frank Dosser, an
DR.. Hoss went to Knoxville Monda,
afternoon to be at their Democrat
rally, but the rally was drown out.
Rev. Nathan Bachman, the Presby
terrain evangelist, is expected to begi
a series of meetings here in the Secon
Presbyterian church Friday evening.
There were very few chestnuts shiI
ped from here in comparison with tn
heavy crops. Chestnuts were as hig
as 80 per bushel in some eastern citieI
Mrs. Sarah j. Rhea went to Wasf