Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-03-16

ing at this office. AS the season for
sowing the seed is near at hand, those
wanting to try 1t should call soon.
Wait for the new millinery.
Stuart's remedies are the best.
For furniture call on Dosser Bros.
The Home Comfort range 10 the best.
We are selling lamps at cost. Sam
,. Stuart.
Millinery in latest styles at M. ".
Russell's Saturday March %.
Silas Cooper left Thursday for Nash
vile, on busidness and pleasure.
Number Three at Charlie Thomas
is a boy and is only a few days old.
Judge J. P. Smith went to Knoxville
the latter part of last week on business.
To have prescriptions carefully COM
pounded take them to Sam D. Stuart.
Miss Furman Of Baltimore, Miss
Alice Slemons Milliner arrived Satur-
day.
New York, and Baltimore millinery,
displayed on March 25th at M. v. Rus
sells.
Twenty five shares Jonesboro Cotton
Mill stock for sale. Call on Chas. A.
Reeves.
Mrs. F. w. Earnest and little Eva
Dickinson are visiting T. L. Earnest's
family.
Rev. ]. C. Rockwell of Newport,
Tenn, preached in the Baptist church
Sunday.
Rev. John 7. Wilds came down from
johnson City Monday and returned
Tuesday.
We call attention to the change of
date in Miss Alice G. Slemons' Spring
Opening.
DR.. Dickey was down from Bristol
last week to pay a profess onal visit to
Mrs. Murray
E. D. Wells came in Tuesday and
will assist his brother R.. F. Wells to
run the Inn"
Elihu Keebler, two miles northeast
of town died Friday morning and was
buried Saturday.
Millinery opening, Saturday, March
25 '93, lat old stand), M. v. Russell.
Ladies' cordially invited.
Any one desiring Fire or Accident
insurance can be accommodated by
calling on Chas. A. Reeves.
Rev. G. H. Polhsmus and wife went
up to johnson City Saturday, where
Mr.. Polhemus preached Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Brown, of Bristol,
came down last week to See Mrs. MUIR
ray who has been quite sick again.
M. ". Russell, cordially invites the
ladies' from the country 10 come TO
see the spring millinery Saturday
March 20.
}. W. Hoss and family came Friday
from Sullivan County where they have
been visiting Mrs. Hoss' relatives, her
father is quite sick.
Mrs. S. F. Rhea made one Of her very
interesting talks on Mexico at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie Panhorst came home
Thursday from Asheville, North Caro-
lima, where she has been visiting quite
q while at her aunts, Mrs. Eugene
Dodges.
G. o. Fry manager of the Cotton
mill, was called to Bluff City Thurs
day by a telegram stating one OF his
children was quite sick, but is now
much better.
The Jonesboro Cotton Mill Company
reorganized recently by electing j. d,
Cox President, Judge Newton Hacker
Vice President, c. P. Mathes Secretary
and Treasure, and G. o. Fry General
Manager. There is no doubt but what
such men as officers will make a suc
cess out OF the enterprise.
DR.. E. E. Wiley, of Emory and Henry
College, died at his home at Emory
Va, Monday morning, March ID, 1893
He was over so years old, and wal
president oi the Above college Tor q
consecutive years, but retired SOM
years ago and accepted the position o.
treasurer, which he held up to thu
time of his death. DR.. Wiley was Capt
1. E. Reeves brother in law. II RS. Wi
ley is reported to be very sick at pre-
sent.
Rev. VIM. R. Russell gave q stereop
ticon exhibition ut the A. M. E. ZioI
Church, on the night of March Z. A
large audience was present and enjoy
ed the scenes presented, which wer'
interesting and attractive. Mr.. Rus
sell is a good lecturer and taken ali il
all his exhibitions wac one Of the mos
pleasing and instructive seen in on
town for some time. Rev. Gilgoe ]
a worker, and the large crowd presen
was due to his work. Miss Leila FAN
wears the gold ring for selling tn