Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-07-14
JOHNSON CITY ITEMS.

Judge Hart went down TO Jonesboro
Monday.
French and mustard sardines at f.
Benefits.
Rev. j. c. Cowan went up to Bristol
Monday on business.
You will find a nice line of fruit
jars at f. E. Benefits.
j. w. Crumley Esq, went up the
Narrow Gauge Monday.
Mrs. r. S Boyd is visiting relatives
at Limestone this week.
You will save money by buying your
groceries from A. p. Harkins.
Go to E. f. Bennett for canned pine
apples, Upricots, peaches, etc.
M. S. Bennett, a merchant, of South
Watauga, was in the city Monday.
Take your produce to A. p. Harkins
on Main street, Harr Burrow Block.
IL. G. Remine and Tom Gillespie, of
Limestone, were in the city Monday,
r. L. Remine, U. S. Deputy Marshal,
has gone to Knoxville to attend Federal
Court.
Mrs. S. P. Bolton left the city Monday
for McMinnville to visit friends and re.
latives.
William Boyd, of Milligan, died at
his home last Sunday. He was in his
S5th year.
N. b. Remine, of the Bristol Courier,
was in the city Sunday, mingling with
his many friends.
l. N. Beckner and little daughter,
Florence, have been visiting relatives
at Rogersville Junction.
j. R. Jordan, the murderer of Adams,
of Bristol, has been sentenced to the
"pen" for twelve years.
Peter Harkins and daughter, Miss
Ida, left Wednesday to spend a fortnight
with relatives in Sullivan County.
l. N. Beckner keeps afull line of jew
elry of every description. Call on him
when you want anything in his line.
Misses Anna and Clara Broylcs, who
have been visiting Miss Ada Roach,
returned to their home at Washington
College mi day last week.
Does your watch need repairing? II
so, take it to |. N. Beckner, johnson
City, who guarantees satisfaction on
all work in his line.
Last Friday afternoon a very quiet
wedding took place in the b~rilliantp par.
lors of Hotel Carnegie, the contracting
parties were j. S. Remine, of Limestone,
and Miss Lula Rogers, of Rogersville,
A large and ~appreciative audience
assembled in the NJ. f. Church South.
Mounday night to hear the elocutionary
exercises given by our elocutionst, Miss
Carrie Earnest, under the auspices Of
Parsonage Aid Society. 1t was a very
pleasant affair. The church had beer
tastefully decorated with costly flowers
and Miss Earnest rendered her we'll So
lected program in a very charming anG
eloquent manner.
Last Monday morning, while some
hands at the Watauga Tannery wer,
moving empty box cars from the mali
line to a side track, n of them, named
VIM. F. Clouse, was caught between
the bumpers of two cars and mashed
to death. He and two other hand
were pushing the front car, while som,
other hands were bringing the real
cars. The front car checked up anC
the rear cars came upon him. Som,
one told him to get out of the way, bu
the call was not needed. The from
car was knocked by the rear ones, anC
Clouse stepped off of the track and sale
he was blind, when he fell to tn,
ground l%ifeless. Clouse was q hare
working man, and a member of tn,
Baptist Church. His remains wer,
taken to Unicoi County for burial. H,
leaves a three children, with whom W,
sympathize in their bereavement.
Sour Bob" Will Deliver His Lectur
Here Friday Night.
The Methodist Church has been S,
fortunate as to secure the services o
ex-Gov. Bob Taylor, who will delive
his famous lecture on ''The Fiddle an,
the Bow" in the court house next Fri
day at s p. M. Gov. Taylor is one o
the leading lecturers of the day, draw
ing and entertaining larger crowd
than almost any lecturer before tn
public. The entire proceeds will b
devoted to repairs on the church. LIE
everybody attend. Tickets ON sale a
Sam Stuart's and Dosser Bros
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