Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-07-21

Tom Davis, Will Sewer and Chauncey
r. Botsford.
Ed Munsey left Monday for VI; sh'
ington City.
f. E. Britton's City Drugstore is the
place to buy Stearn's extracts and
cologne.
June Mcpherson and wife at Chatta.
nooga, are rejoicing over another heir,
The third.
Part of Captain Deaderick's family
and James H. Epps drove over to John
son City and Carnegie Tuesday after
noon.
Geo. L. Smith and wife with Rev. C.
H. Polhemus and wife visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Williams, of johnson City,
Tuesday afternoon.
E. A. Shipley's son Albert, who got
hurt with a base ball bat some time
ago, is rapidly improving, and is con-
sidered out of danger.
We notice that our townsman, T. II.
Reeves was reelected President of the
State Sunday School Baptist Conven-
ton which met on Tuesday in Harri-
man.
Miss Fannie Spurgeon and Miss Hall,
of Knoxville, who has been visiting
relatives here and in the country, went
down to John Keebler's Sunday morn
ing, and will go from there home.
The ice cream supper at Temperance
Hall last Thursday night was a success.
Another will be served this Thursday
night. The ladies of the W. C. T. U.
deserve much credit for the noble work
they are doing.
If your name does not appear in the
local column it is not the fault of the
reporters, as they are not ubiquitous.
If your friends are visiting you tell us
about it, and we will take pleasure in
noting the fact.
Fred Fuller, a bright young man of
Nashville, arrived in town last week.
He spent a few days with his aunt,
Mrs. Eliza Murphy, and then went to
visit his uncle, H. C. jackson, at his
farm on the river.
Bob Taylor delivered his famous lee.
ture here Friday night to a large audi.
ence. His wonderful gift of wit and
mimicry was thoroughly appreciated.
The an ire proceeds will be used to help
pay for the repairs on the Methodist
Church. After all expenses were paid,
the church realized $S3.
Deputy Sheriff Cochran has left in
our office a specimen of wheat raised
by him this year on the DR.. Hoss farm
a few miles from town. 1t is of the
Fulcaster variety, and for weight and
plumpness of grain is hard to beat
The crop shows the value of thorough
cultivation as it was raised ON what il
considered rather thin and worn land
Mr.. Cochran deserves cong~ratulatior
for his success as q farmer.
We acknowledge the receipt of a very
neat invitation to the marriage of oul
friend, Charles D. F. Fine, of johnson
City, to Miss Minnie Clinton Mosely, O,
Bell Buckle, Tenn, on the eth of this
month. Mr.. Fine is apromising younl
man, possessing the traits of charactei
which commends a man to any gooC
people. The bride elect is q sister O.
Mrs. j. H. Snow, of Johnion City, anC
is said to be an excellent young lady.
Rev. Carter Helm Jones, pastor O
the First Baptist Church Knoxville, i
billed for a lecture in this place Mon
day night, August 1. This will be
rare treat for our people, and no on
should fail to hear the eloquent youn,
divine. Mr.. Jones stands with the frs
pulpit orators of the South, and is
nan of noble character and spotles
reputation. The subject Of the lectur
will be published in our next issue
Don't forget to attend this lecture.
Some of those stopping at the Inn tn
last few days are: B. E. Pauling, Phila
delphia, Pa; j. E. Center, st. Louis
Mo-; w. R. Boyd, Atlanta, Ca; w. N
Vines, Bell Buckle, Tenn; w. C. Pres
colt, England; w. ]. Love and C. {
Wi son, Embreeville, Tenn; f. R. Fan
ner, Lynchburg, Va; John Williams
Winston, N. c.; W. L. Caulkins, Chat
: tanooga, Tenn; L. NJ. Black, Dell Roy
o.; R. A. Smith, E~lizabethton, Tenn
F. S. Merchant, Pittsburg, Pa; job
Hastings, Chicago, ILL.,; G. w. Springs
: Oliver Springs, Tenn; N. B. Sherfey
Blountville, Tenn; H. F. Reese and l
X. Falson, Baltimore, Md; S. C. Hous,
Jake Bewley, Chas. H. Gill, w. v
t Gales, w. d. Biddle, j. M. Dooley, l
N. Smith, Knoxville.
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