Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-06-23
GEMS to now breathe upon the face of

the waters.
L~ubricating oils at lowest prices a
Geo. G. Mottern's.
Paints, brushes and hammocks TO,
sale by j. S. Mathes.
/ Miss Kate Murray returned from Q
visit to Bristol Monday.
w. A. May, who lives near Telford
was i'll to see us Thursday.
All kinds of patent medicines sold by
F. E. B%ritton, City Druggist.
j. F. Toney, of Erwin, was shaking
hands on our streets Monday.
Bob Thomas is erecting a large stable
south of the Methodist church.
Geo. G. Mottern can sell you the best
fresh salt fish, either herring OF shad.
To have prescriptions carefully COM
pounded take them to Sam ID. Stuart.
Mrs. A. E. Deaderick went to Knox
vile Friday morning to spend a few
days.
2, E. Allen, of New York, was in our
burg for q few days on very pleasant
business.
John Ill. Bowman went out to Boon's
Creek Monday to recreate q few DAYS at
his fathers.
John s. Mcclure, H. d. Biddle and
l.. P. beavers, of Knoxville, were at
the Inn Monday.
A. G. Britton spent Sunday at Lime
stone and came here Monday on his re-
turn to Embreeville.
Miss Mettie Cannon, of Sullivan,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Bob
Thomas, for some days past.
Do you want harness of any kind,
saddles, whips, collars, brides, halters.
&C.? Call on s. H. Anderson.
Mrs. d. T. Wilds is spending a few
days this week with her daughter, Mrs.
Katie Wilson, in johnson City.
The Sam d. Stuart Drug Co. manu-
facture essences, relief, headache cure,
condition powders, etc. Try them.
E. d. Duncan, of Johnson City, is as
the Clerk and Master, Squire
Young, in getting the sc case in shape.
John Bernard, son of Col. Bernard,
up from Knoxville Monday, and
will board a week OF two with Mrs. Ida
Peoples.
There will be q game of ball next
Saturday between the Jonesboro and
Johnson City clubs, to which the public
are invited.
Rev. John Ritter came up from Lou
don, his present home, and went out to
visit friends and relatives on Ken
Creek Monday.
Isaac Sherfey, n of our leading
farmers, VINO lives near Jonesboro.
brought us in a bucket of very fine
last Thursday.
James Hamilton, Miss Maggie Ham
llton and John w. Price, all of Church
Hill, Hawkins County, are visiting G.
family at the Inn.
Rev. Murphy Morrell, a Washington
County boy, who has been in college
Tor the past two years at Emory and
was in the city this week.
On Monday morning Rev. M. A.
was down street with a smile
all over his face. On inquiry for the
reason he said, There is a boy at my
John H. Bowman returned Friday
from Nashville, where he has been
studying law at the Vanderbilt Uni
All John wants now is his
brief.
John A. Bayless, baggage master ON
o and 8, stopped off Tuesday morn
ing with a very severe case of cholera
morbus. He telegraphed for his fami-
", who are at Strong's Springs.
w. r. Lampson, who travels for a
house in Kansas City, is visit
ing his sister and other relatives and
here. He has been gone for
near two years. Will has a host of
friends here who are always glad to
welcome him.
At a called meeting of the Holston
Presbytery Thursday afternoon the re-
lation of Rev. G. A. Duncan as pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian Church here
was dissolved and the pulpit declared
vacant. Rev. C. H. Polhemus will be
the stated supply for this church for a
On Monday morning P. s. Eaton and
Mrs. Allen Hoffman came in from
.hucky Valley, went to the clerks Of
fee, got the license and then crossed
the street to Mays store, where Rev.
W. IL. Cox made them man and wife
then they returned to Chucky Valley
rejoicing.
Mrs. Lou Brown and Miss Mamie
Fain gave their Sunday school classes
picnic excursion to Haws' woods last
Thursday, and a most enjoyable day
passed. They wish to return thanks
TO s. II. Anderson for his kindness in
furnishing conveyance for the party,
and to Mrs. j. n Simpson for the boun-
tiful supply of ice cream, which added
much to the pleasure of the occasion.