Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-05-19
the eloquence, so they ''sat down

on it.
Bring your Country Produce to Dos
ser Bros.
John A. Grisham returned from Tate
Springs Tuesday afternoon.
Apple butter and %jellies, 64c. per
pound, at Geo, Q. Mottern's.
U. S. Keebler and W. B. White were
in from the country Monday.
Toilet articles and fancy goods of all
description at Sam D. Stuart's.
When you want an honest dollars
worth of goods call. R, NJ. May.
An elegant line of Dress Goods in
cotton and wool fabrics at Dosser Bros.
r. G. Sharke, lately of Florida, is
spending a few weeks in town resting.
Best lot of saddles and harness ever
brought to Jonesboro at S. II. Ander-
sons.
r. M. Staples, one of Knoxville's
shoe ~drummer's, stopped wei Monday
night.
You will have to call and see to APP
preciate the mammoth stock at r. NJ.
Mays.
Miss Kate Young, of johnson City, is
staying with her father here for a few
days.
Good goods cheap. Come and see
me and show your cents (sense). R.
NJ. May.
Mr.. Reese, of South Watauga, and
Mr.. Upton, of Elizabethton, were on
our streets Tuesday.
M. R. Galligher's trial was postponed
again until next Monday ON account of
some witnesses being absent.
Do you want harness of any kind,
saddles, whips, collars, brides, halters,
&C.? Call on S. II. Anderson.
James D. Hasson, John Webb and R.
p. Beasley are some of the numerous
drummers around to see our merchants.
Mrs. Miller, widow of Jerry Miller, of
Cherokee, died Tuesday forenoon of
consumption. She was buried at her
home Wednesday about noon.
VIM. Powell, who formerly lived
four miles west of town, but now in
Bristol, was married Tuesday night to
a Miss Ellis, in Hawkins County.
Vol Keebler, of Bristol, brother of
Ben Keebler stopped to see his brother
on his return Friday to Bristol. Mr..
Keebler had been attending the funeral
of Sam Keebler.
The Knights of Honor will have a
special meeting Thursday May 1917 in
the afternoon at A o'clock to initiate
some new members; hope all will be
present that can.
Jesse Bayless and wife, of Morning
Star, who have been visiting their son
John at Athens, came up on No. 2 last
Tuesday and went out home. They
say they don t like to stay in town.
Miss Fornie Barley was married to
Ralph Boyd in johnson City Wednes-
day afternoon. The young men of the
town rendered the happy couple an ell
egant reception in the evening. Many
wishes for a happy life are extended to
the young couple by their host of
friends in Washington County.
Some of the parties stopping at the
Inn, are II. w. Shields, Morristown;
w. H. Burt, Chattanooga; G. G. Bow
lers, Nashville; T. L. Golf, Richmond,
Va; E. d. Brown, Helmetta, N. j.; J..
Lowenberg, Cincinnati, O.; N. S. Nun
sell, Cincinnati, o.; L. A. Levy, Nash
vile: Hazen House, Knoxville.
The East Tennessee Sunday school
convention at Greeneville was tolerably
well attended there being about 155
delegates. The convention will meet
in Jonesboro next year, and we hope
our people will if possible excel Greene.
vile in their h%opitality. S. II. Ander-
son is the vice president for this county.
Capt. l. E. Reeves disturbed his peace
full slumbers Monday morning about A
O'Clock to get up and take No. A for Err
win to attend court there. When he
arrived at johnson City, he found he
found he had forgotten his papers, SO
he came back ON No. 8, got his papers,
hooked up his cart, drove to Erwin, and
''got there" but just fifteen minutes
after court had adjourned.
Some of those who went to Washing
ton College Sunday to hear Dr.. Herrick
Johnson, were j. B. Simpson & Son,
Miss Seaman, Sam Dawes, S. D. Stuart,
A. M. Stuart, Miss Fain, Miss Munsey,
Miss Bose Stuart, Miss Nell Lampson,
Miss Lena Mason, the two Misses Hans
fords, E. J.. Baxter, II. R. Phinney,
Chauncey R. Botsford, S. H. L. Cooper,
DR.. j. S. Stuart and family, John S.
Mathes and wife, o. E. Mahoney and
Joe Mahoney.
Scufling For Dollars.