Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-10-04
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kins COW last Saturday.
s. II. Anderson has the best line o
buggies and harness in town.
DR.. S. G. Boardman and wife lef
Tuesday morning for Maryville.
Don't buy a saddle, bride or blanl
ct until you have priced s. H. Ander
son g.
There was q large crowd in town
last Monday, drawn by Quarterl,
Court.
Prof. j. T. Cooter passed up Saturday
to fill his appointment Sunday in John,
son City.
Ii. II McPerson will repair your
watches and jewelry and guarantee
satisfaction.
If you want your blood cleansed 20
and get a bottle of that medicine from
Sam D. Stuart.
Lost-A kid glove, between the post
office and M. E. church, Friday. Please
return to this office.
R. w. Hunt moved his family to Bris.
toll Monday. We regret the loss of such
citizens as Mr.. Hunt.
Rem ember we furnish the Herald
and Tribune and American Farmer
and Farm News one year for one dollar.
Times are hard and every dollar saved
is a dollar made. You can save a big
doctor bill by getting a bottle of S. c. S.
DIR. Jacob Leah, the popular clerk
OF Washington County, Tenn, was in
Bristol Saturday morning Bristol
Courier.
If you have that tired feeling go at
once and get s. C. s from Sam Stuart,
one bottle will make you feel like a
new man.
S. Taylor, of East End, Tennessee,
called on us last Monday and SUBJ
scribed for the Herald and Tribune.
They all want it.
John s. Mathes began selling school
books in the year 1868, twenty-five years
ago. Give him a call when you need
anything in that line.
Our genial friend, Sam Broyles, of
Presnell, called on us Monday. We are
always glad to see Sam, and the latch
string is always out for him.
Save doctor bills by getting a bottle
of S. G. S. and taking it. 1t will regu-
late your kidneys, liver and blood, do
not fail to try 1t. SAM d. STUART.
Some of those down from johnson
City Monday were Maj. Cantwell,
Chas. Osborn VIM. G.. Mathes, w. K.
Martin, Wilbur Hodge and h. C.
Hart.
johnson City has been tearing down
their store houses at Carnegie for the
people OF Jonesboro to make pavements
out of. That shows the prosperity of
Johnson City.
Last July the County Court created
the Twenty First School District in the
Second Civil District. This was recon
sidered Monday, and Second Civil Dis
trict made one school district.
Our sanctuni was honored yesterday
by a visit from Judge Hart, Clerk Leah
and 'Squires John B. Chase, j. NJ. Sea
ton and j. c. Fulkerson, who were in
town attending Quarterly Court.
President A.. Gahagan, of the First
Tennessee Cavalry Society, requests us
to give notice that the reunion of that
regiment is changed from Newport,
October 10, to Chestnut Grove Fair
Grounds, south of Messy Greek on Sat,
urday, October IA, 1893.
If a self conceited man or woman
who regards us mountaineers as illit.
crate, ~etcetera, wants the starch taken
out of his or her opinions, let them
tackle this ancient burg and treat us
as doodle bugs, they will go away with
opinions as timber as a dishrag.
Send twelve cents in postage stamps tc
80 Corcoran Building, Washington, D,
c., and you will receive four copies of
Kate Fields Washington, containing
matter of special interest. Give name
and address, and say where you say
this advertisement.
The reports received from the school:
throughout the county are of a mos
cheering character. At no time, per
haps, have we had better and more
prosperous schools than at the present
and the promise for the future is Ger
tainly encouraging. There is no reason
why Washington County should mo-
stand at the head in the matter of edu
cation, ave it be through a failure tC
take advantage of the opportunity of
fered. We sincerely trust the presen'
school year will be the most successful
in the history of our county.
County Court met Monday in Quar-
terly session, Judge H. c. Hart presid
ing. Clerk Jacob Leah was at his pos
and a full attendance of Justices pres
emit. In addition to the usual routine
of business, the Court appropriated
$1,000 to repair the damage to ths
county bridge at jackson s Ford, ant
appointed ]. L. Clark, G. E. Osborne
N. 7. Bowman and Jas A. West = com
mittee to superintend the repairs, which