Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-07-28

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day and Saturday in Bristol.
John p, Riggs left here Monday for
Missouri on a prospecting trip.
Toilet articles and fancy goods of all
description at Sam d. Stuart's.
Sam Peavler was in town a few days,
selling tobacco and seeing the girls.
To have Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded take them to Sam ID. Stuart.
Miss Elma Mathes is about well
again. She can go to the table and eat.
James j. and E. D. Hale visited their
home at Flourville Saturday and Sun
day.
Don't fail to hear Carter Helm Jones
at the Baptist Church next Monday
night.
Will H. Cox, the lightning hat drum
mer, was il town about ten minutes
Monday.
Mrs. George Stuart has been in town
a few days with A. NJ. and DR.. Stuart's
families.
Miss Retta House, one of Knoxville's
charming girls, is the guest of Miss
Nell Hoss.
Rev. j. X. P. Cannon passed through
town last Friday, and stopped over to
see DR.. Stuart.
Frank Dosser, Frank Patton and
Hugh Kirkpatrick were in from En-
breeville Sunday.
Rease Thomas was in town this week
to see his brother, c. b. Thomas, who
is quite i'll with fever.
Mrs. w. P. Brewer and daughter, of
Bristol, were visiting Mrs. John A.
Grisham Friday and Saturday.
Miss Jennie Powell, of Rogersville,
attending the normal, was the guest of
Rev. Jas. P. Doggett last week.
The two Misses Bradshaws and Miss
Mollie Hancher, normal teachers, gave
us a pleasant call last Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Park and childreo went
up to George and William Taylor's
Saturday to spend a week or two.
The Sam D, Stuart Drug Co. manu-
facture essences, relief, headache cure,
condition powders, etc. Try them.
Sheriff Hawkins spent last week Wis
iting some of the people and expects to
see the rest of them in tle neal future.
Mrs. j. B. Simpson and family and
Misses Lillian and Kate Dosser have
returned from their pleasant visit to
Clark's Springs.
Miss Fannie Marion, VINO has been
visiting Mrs. J.. A. T. Bacon for some
time, returned to her home in Sullivan
County last Wednesday.
Rev. Milburn Cartwright, of Norris
town and wife, have been visiting NJ.
S. Elsea for a few days. Mr.. Cart
wright is Mrs. Elsea's brother.
j. G. Smith returned from Knoxville
Thursday afternoon, where he had been
attending Federal court. Cramp says
it is a little warm at Knoxville.
Will Sullins and wife, of Knoxville,
stopped over to see f. F. Dosser's fam
lily Saturday and Sunday. They were
on their way to Washington Springs,
Va.
To have your prescriptions carefully
compounded go to F. E. Britton City
Druggist. He carries the largest and
most complete stock of drugs east of
Knoxville.
A. G. Mason and family returned
from Clark Springs Monday, where
they have been resting for about three
weeks. Charlie Mason's family will
remain a week or two longer.
Owl Brand Guano for sale by Jas. A.
Boyd, Jonesboro, Tenn. If you want
the best buy the Owl brand. 1t has
been proven in this county for several
years ON all sorts of crops to be a supe-
rior Fertilizer.
j. Roller Mathes, half brother of A.
P. Mathes, died near Washington Col
lege Monday at 8 p. M, from a compli-
cation of diseases. He was buried at a
p. m. Tuesday in Salem cemetery. A.
p. Mathes attended the funeral.
S. G. Sparks, wife, daughter and
father left for their homes Monday on
No. /. 1t was very hard for them to
leave, especially the father, who is 70
years, and feels tn t he may never see
his friends here and this old place
again.
DIR. Spence, of Athens, president of
the male college there, and an old edu-
Gator, was here last week, looking over
our normal. He said he had attended
fifteen normals this year, and this one
was the largest and most intelligent
looking one he had seen, excepting
Knox County.
w. S. Hickey, R. II. DUNCAN, M. H.
P. Panhorst and r. C. Thomas attend
ed the Prohibition speaking at Green
wood last Saturday. Col. DUNCAN an
nounced himself a candidate for Re-
preventative and made the opening
speech of his campaign. j. j. Adams,
of Johnson City, also announced him.
self a candidate for sheriff. 1t is well