Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-05-05
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onette to the trains now.
R. G. & G. b. Thomas sold eighty five
corn planters this spring.
A. j. Francis, of Brownsboro, was in
town the first of the week.
Toilet articles and fancy goods of all
description at Sam D. Stuart's.
TIL. Earnest and family enjoy riding
out in a fine new carriage now.
Rev. G. A. Duncan returned on No. 6
Monday night from New Market.
G. N. Long came down from Bristol
and went out to Leesburg Friday.
Anthony Effrige, of Telford, the ar
list, was in to see us Wednesday.
Thos. Gillespie and N. s. Keebler
came up from Limestone Monday.
H. G.. Hart and S. H. Ponder were
down from johnson City Monday.
For patent medicines and anything
in the drug line call on Sam d. Stuart.
Dosser Bros are putting goods in
their new store at Embreeville this
week.
A big drive in white goods, laces,
hamburgs and embroideries at R. NJ.
Mays.
Rev. w. S. Jones is spending this
week with his family near Panther
Springs.
All the parties injured by the vaults
falling are doing as we'll as could he
expected.
Now is the time to clean up your
premises, and use some white wash
and paint.
Fink & Hickey were the first to COM
ply with the ordinance and lower their
cellar doors.
7. S. Lingenfelter, the mill man at
Telfords, was mingling among the peo-
pie Tuesday.
Charles Cate who has been sick quite
awhile is able to be out, but is com
PEELED to use crutches.
E. d. Hale came in on No. A, Sunday
and went out on Boon Greek to spend
the day with home folks.
r. G. Thomas took a three days trip
through Carter last week in the interest
of his agricultural house.
Mrs. DR.. Wiley, of Emory College, is
visiting her two brothers, Capt. I. E.
Reeves and VIM. R. Reeves.
j.. D. Hasson and S. C. House, two
Knoxville merchantile agents were
among u merchants Tuesday.
Miss Stella Pritchett, after an abb
sence of two or three weeks with friends
in Bristol, returned home Monday.
Prot. E. G. Mcclure and two of his
sons were up Sunday and attended
church at the Second Presbyterian.
Jas. t. Cooter, of Washington Col
lege, was looking after some business
in town Tuesday, in the interest of his
college.
Henry Hale, son of James E. Hale,
of Haws Cross Roads, left Monday for
Texas, where he expects to make his
future home.
Mrs. Robt. Comfy after spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Hargis
here, returned Saturday to her home on
Blackley Creek.
Henry j. Deaderick who has been
spending two weeks on his farm at
Old Pactolis, came in Tuesday on his
way to Knoxville.
DR.. j. A. Pierce left on No. 1 Tuesday
for Arkansas to sell a fruit evaporator
he patented. He expects to be gone
three or four months.
L. E. Bayless took a drive over to
Embreeville Tuesday afternoon, and of
he would not go alone in a buggy
to see the furnace in blast.
Mrs. Weaver's brother, G. G. Randle-
man, and sister, Mrs. ]. H. Ferre, ar
rived Sunday on No. 4, but too late for
the funeral of L. H. Weaver.
DR., H. o. Jones, the popular Bristol
dentist, accompanied by his wife and
little girl, is spending this week at the
hospitable home of DR.. and Mrs. N. N.
Warlick.
Don't forget that the Washington
County Sunday School Convention will
be held in the Second Presbyterian
church in this place, today, Thursday,
May 8. All persons interested in Sun
day School work are invited to attend
and take part in the exercises.
Hon. w. P. Brownlow, accompanied
by Mrs. w. P. Brownlow and their two
daughters, Misses Nellie and Clara, ar
rived in town Monday morning from
Washington, d. G. Mrs. Brownlow ex-
pressed herself as delighted to get back
to the lovely hills of East Tennessee,
which are now clothed in their robe of
royal green. The many friends of Mrs.
Brownlow will be glad to know that
she returns to Jonesboro much improv-
ed in health. Miss Nellie comes back
to her host of friends here as bright and
beautiful rs ever. Everybody is glad
to welcome dainty little Miss Clara
back. Miss Anna did not return, she
remaining at school in Washington.
Her bright face will be missed from
the group. Mrs. Brownlow and family
will remain here during the summer.
The Col. left Monday afternoon for
Nashville to attend the Republican
State convention, which meets to-day.