Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-11-22
Son, and Deaderick & Epps are their

Son, and Deaderick & Epps are their
solicitors.
General Wilder was in Jonesboro on
last Tuesday.
Goods the newest, and prices the
lowest at M. V. Russell's.
R. M. May lett last night for Balti-
more to buy fall and winter goods.
Miss Murphy keeps a full line of
school supplies, and sells them cheap.
Every week we bring in new MILL
merry at NJ. V. Russell 5, up to Christmas.
Our next issue will contain a sermon
preached by Rev. w. NJ. Vines in Greene.
vile two weeks ago.
Jos. Larrance arrived from Campaign
County, Illinois, last Monday evening,
looking hale and hearty.
VIM. Sherfey brought to town last
week a drove of hogs, 1856 in number,
which averaged 235 pounds.
Mrs. Mary Earnest, of Chucky City,
and Miss Ellen Rhea, of Knoxville, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Fain.
Remember we furnish the Herald
and Tribune and American Farmer
and Farm News one year for one dollar.
We offer you a beautiful picture,
free, as a Thanksgiving token from. us,
and give particulars in another column.
DO not think of sending away from
Jonesboro to buy your s%ilverware, but
see III. H. Mcpherson s stock, and buy.
j. r. Fain, administrator of Sam d.
Stuart, deceased, has taken charge of
the Stuart Drug Store and will continue
the business until a sale of the stock
can be effected.
We give particulars in another col
umn of the greatest work of art recently
published, a floral panel picturein oils,
which we will give to all our readers
as a Thanksgiving present.
w. o. Smith, of Elizabethton, and
Miss Camelia Mccartney, of Birming'
ham, Ala, were married at the Jones
boro Inn, last Thursday evening, Rev.
Jasper Howell officiating. Mr.. Smith
is the son of John G. Smith, clerk and
master of Carter County.
Thomas SYRIA, second son of james
syria, a carpenter who is working fol
Mr.. Haws, whose home is at johnson
City, was out hunting near George
Reeves lf"nday last, and accidently
Shot himself in the bowels with q shot
gun, from the effects of which he dice
Monday night at the residence of Oar
Eden.
Cards are out announcing the ap
preaching nuptials of John NJ. Fain, Of
Blountville, and Miss Laura Gertrud,
Worley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S
Worley, of Bluff City. The marriage
will take place at the residence of Mis-
Worley's parents Thursday, the 23d, a
2:30P P. M. Both parties are popula
and have many friends in the count,
who will wish them we'll in their happ.
venture.
Report of the Morning Star Gradet
School for the month ending Novembe
10, 1898: Total number of pupils en-
rolled up to date, 81. Average numbe
in daily attendance, AZ. Per cent. o
attendance 81 1928. Highest averag
scholarships: First grade, Pearl Gallo
way, o.; second grade, Efie Miller. 90
third grade, Bertha Bacon, o.; fourtl
grade, Sam w. Beals, So; fifth grade
Lula Deakins. 81; seventh grade, Nan
ME Hunt, So; eighth grade, Julia A
Squibb, 81. Pupils who were presen
20days. Pearl Galloway, Pearl Nelson
Joseph Galloway Earl Hunt, first grade
Mary Bacon, Effie Miller, Bessie Nelson
John Bacon, Elmer Galloway, secon
grade; Maud Nelson, U. l.. ]. Hun
third grade; Hattie Bacon, fourth grade
Lula Deakins, fifth grade; Maud Bacor
Mamie Hunt, seventh grade. Sam A
Estes, Principal; Miss Julia A. Squibt
Miss Carrie Humphreys, Assistants.