Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-10-04
Stuart's remedies are the best.

M. May,
Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at
this Office.
r. NJ. May wants all your dried apples
and peaches.
7. NJ. Wells, of Fall Branch, was in
town Monday.
Wanted 10, 200 pounds walnut kern
ais. R. M. May.
Mack Crookshanks returned from
Chicago Saturday.
AT Miss Murphy s you can get all the
school books you need.
Stuart's Sure Cure for scrofula is the
greatest blood purifier on earth.
Rev. j. w, G. Willoughby, of Wash.
ington College, was up Saturday.
Why is it that F. E. Britton sells
good SO much cheaper than any Ii
else.
The irrepressible horse Jocky was in
the crowd last Monday to a large ex-
tent. p -
II. II. Mcpherson will sell you jew
elry cheaper than you can buy it else
where. / 4t
John A. Mahony, one of Knoxville's
hustling drummers, was in town last
Saturday.
The people of Jonesboro are delight.
ed to here the whistle at the cotton
mills again.
j. H. Haws and son, Bob Thomas
and Prof. Mcclure 3 son left Saturday
for Chicago.
If you want a blood purifier one will
do you good try the new medicine put
up by Sam Stuart.
Any one desiring Fire or Accident
insurance can be accommodated by
calling on Chas. A. Reeves.
Go to Miss Murphy and tell her what
grade you are in and she will supply
you with such books as you need.
Recent rains have put the ground in
fine condition for seeding, and will do
much toward keeping up late pasture.
Several of our old soldiers went down
to Morristown last Friday to attend the
reunion of the Eighth Tennessee Cav
airy.
Rev. G. A. Duncan is moving to
Knoxville, where he will make his
home for a while. They will keep
house there.
We wish those of our subscribers
who have promised to bring US wood
on account would do 80 now, while the
roads are good.
Those of our farmers who planted q
crop of tobacco this year have had ia
vorable weather for saving it, and we
hear of some fine fields of it.
1Skelt Taylor and wife who have been
visiting relatives and friends here for
month or more; left Tuesday morn
ing for Chattanooga, their home.
The cotton factory is running again.
This will be welcome news to many,
and if it continues in operation during
the winter will supply many with la
Dor.
To have your prescriptions carefully
compounded go to F. E Britton City
Druggist. He carries the largest and
most complete stock Of drugs esast of
Knoxville.
Trainmen on the E. T., V. & Ga, Rail-
road have been asked to accept a re-
duction of wages to the amount of ten
per cent. 1t is not known how it will
be received.
The G. A. R. picnic at Clear Springs
Greene County last week was quite a
success in every way, especially in the
excellent music and ABUNDANT supply
of every thing good to eat.
The new sidewalk in front of the
school house on Main Street is about
done and is a decided improvement.
The same kind of a job is needed in
many other localities in town.
We are glad to hear of tile unusual
prosperity of Washington College. The
school thus far this term is much more
fourishing than ever before SO early in
the session. 1t is a good school and
deserves success.
Captain Mcpherson and George
Fornshell returned from Watauga
River Saturday evening. They report
fair luck and brought back the
incest string of black bass seen in
Jonesboro for some time.
Hon. R. R. Butler was in town SOM
days ago, but came in so late in tbs
evening and left 80 early the next
morning, that but few of our people
met him. One gentleman who met
the Judge informs us that he will be 8
candidate for the State Senate.
The following Jurors were appointed
by the County Court for the December
term Of the Circuit Court: First Dis
trict VIM. Broyles, Second ]. G. Stone
Third r. D. Beard, Fourth c. r. Jones
Fifth Charles Geoken and. JAS Propst
Sixth R. w. Blair and w. H. Tread
way, Seventh A. l.. Morgan and Johr
whitlock, Eighth 1. N. Walters, Ninth
w. w. Deakins and T. ]. Gibson, Tent
Joseph Bowman and VIM Saylor, Elev