Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-06-16

isaac Harr, MAI. Campbell, Sam Crum
ley and DIR. Broyles,
The vault walls are done and the
cover on.
Squire w. G. Propst was in to Sc,
us Friday.
A fine new wagon for sale by S. H
Anderson.
Rev. I. G. Murray spent Saturday OF
Boon's Creek.
P. Witt and family were shopping il
town Saturday.
Lubricating oils at lowest prices a
Geo. G. Mottern' 8.
Fine stationery of all kinds for sale
by j.. S. Mathes.
II. H. Kirkpatrick, of Embreeville.
was on u streets Saturday.
j. j. Hunt and wife spent Sunday
with relatives in the country.
Farmers, get your axle grease at DC. a
box from Geo. G. Mottern.
Toilet articles and fancy goods of all
description at Sam d. Stuart's.
DIR, N. N. Warlick recently purchased
a very fine carriage and harness.
j. w. Bye, of K~ingsport, was here
Saturday, interested in the &C case.
Geo. G. Mottern can sell you the best
salt fish, either herring or shad.
Will Cate is at the Inn again, ready
welcome and accommodate guests.
Millinery just in from Blake, Dowell
q Helm, Baltimore, lat MaryV. Russell's.
Judge Thomas Curtain, of Bristol,
here on legal business Saturday.
Joe Brown, of Chattanooga, spent
Sunday with his mothers folks here.
To have prescriptions carefully COM
pounded take them to Sam ID. Stuart.
Best lot of saddles and harness ever
brought to Jonesboro at S. II. Ander-
Miss Mary Emma Cate went to Knox
vile Friday to spend a few days with
friends.
Joe II. Pierce, of johnson City, got
contract for covering the vaults
with tin.
Mrs. Herdon, of North Carolina, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. D. Hale,
a few days.
Miss Onie Seaman went up to Bristol
Friday to spend part Of her vacation
with relatives there.
Cramp Smith and wife took a few
IF the children and drove over to John
son City Friday afternoon.
Frank Henry had "a good young horse
killed by lightning Thursday evening:
5he horse was in the pasture.
Little Ellen and Fannie Anderson re-
turned Friday from a two weeks visit
relatives in Sullivan County.
James B. White, of Haws X Roads,
'ne of the leading men of the county,
in town on business Friday.
For the prettiest, nattiest ties in town
all on R. NJ. May. Through the kind
of Bro. May, we editor wears me-.
Prof. H. Presnell, of Washington, D.
j., came in on No. 1 Saturday and
vent out to his old home near Browns
,oro.
M. s. Elsea's brother, two miles east
If Blountville, is quite sick, and his re-
'Overy is doubtful. Mr.. Elsea was over
% see him a few days ago.
A. H. Buchanan and j. P. Stephens,
If the U. s. Coast Survey, came in on
No. 2. Friday and went down to Chin
ley Top Mountain to erect a coast sur
7ey pole on top of the mountain.
A. j. Fullen and family came to town
Monday and took dinner with Mrs. DR..
.. Murray, and left on No. 2 for Con-
lellsville, Pa, where Mr.. Fullen left
his men a few days ago for a visit to
lis old home. He is a Washington
Jounty boy who is doing credit to him
'elf and his native county.
Mrs. James Martin was going from
nome to Telford last Wednesday, and
being overtaken by a storm she stopped
Alex. Lessley's. He hitched her
horse under a tree, and had left it only
about 90 feet when lightning struck the
rec and killed the horse. Mr.. LESLEY
vas knocked down, and Mrs. Martin,
who had just gotten in the house near
Dy, was stunned.
We are in receipto of a beautifully de-
signed and executed invitation to the
commencement exercises of the law
school of the Vanderbilt University,
take place in Nashville June 10.
In the list of graduates We notice the
name of our handsome and popular
young townsman, John Bowman. John
IS a very bright fellow, and if brains
will take a man through, he will GER
''get there"
We are in receipt of a handsomely
engraved invitation to the marriage of
Thomas Jefferson Peoples, of Jones'
bOro, to Miss Cora Adams, which takes
place in Johnson City June 90. Mr..
Peoples is one of our best young men;
a man of sterling qualities and integri-
ty. He holds an important and respon-
rihla posif,op with tho Ionoohouo Do-l