Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-09-13
he was right, if he was poisoned. Peace
to his ashes.

he was right, if he was poisoned. Peace
to his ashes.
Won't some Of our delinquent sub
scri bers come in and raise the pressure
Everett and Jennie Hayes, of John
son City, are visiting friends and rela
lives in this place.
DIR. Leab's jolly face beamed on us
yesterday. He was not successful IN
his attention to get the Ferris Wheel,
but had a good time.
j. M. Mongold, of the Railway Mail
service, with headquarters in Cincin.
natl is at home on a visit. He is one
of the best men in his division.
The financial skies are Frightening
there has been no bank failings since
Aug. 28, and two thirds that closed up
have resumed very many iron and
steel manufactures have opened up
giving work to thousands of idle men.
To rise in the morning with a bad
taste in the mouth and no appetite,
indicates that the stomach needs
strengthening. For this purpose, there
is nothing better than an occasional
dose of Ayers Pills taken at bed time.
Bicycle for sale $15 cash. High grade
Columbia, cost $135, in excellent con.
dition. Nickle plated all over, ball
bearings all round, large tire. 1t is an
expert male Columbia, So inch. Ad-
dress at once to j. R. Sewer, Br istol
Tenn.
Send twelve cents in postage stamps to
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 saw
this advertisement.
l want the name of every Sunday
school superintendent in Washington
County with the address, name of
school and average number of teachers
and scholars during the year. Please
send them in at once and oblige. s.
H. Anderson, Vice President for Wash
ington County.
Friday last Judge Kirkpatrick re.
ceived a cablegram from the home
office in London, saying money had
been raised to pay off all claims against
the Embreeville company. This is good
news, and means that operations will
be again resumed it is hoped, at the
furnace, at an early day.
W. R. Keys, editor of the Tennessee
Tomahawk. with his wife and little son
passed through Jonesboro Saturday
last on his return home from a visit to
relatives and friends in this county.
Mr.. Keys said the indications were fav-
orable among johnson County Repub.
licans for Mr.. Brownlow for Congress.
John Britton, of B~ernardino, Cal,
son of 7. P. Britton, of this place, and
who left here about ten years ago, re-
turned last week with his wife and little
daughter, to visit his friends and rela-
tives about Jonesboro. James Britton,
his brother, who has a position in the
same city, returned with him for the
same purpose. Jonesboro is always.
glad to see her boys return.
Rev. l. G. Murray filled the pulpit at
the Second Presbyterian Church in this
place last Sunday and preached a very
excellent sermon. Mr.. Murray bids
fair to make a useful minister. He
breaches like he had something to say,
breaches like he believes what he is
saying and speaks in a clear and dis
tinct voice so that everyone else can
understand what he is saying.
Rev. w. M. Vines, formerly of this
place, but who has been absent for
sometime, acting as pastor of the Bap.
fist churches, of Middleburg and juno
ton City, KY, returned yesterday after
noon to remain for a few days with
friends and relatives, when he will re
turn to the Southern Baptist Theologi
cal Seminary, where he has been q
student for the past year. Mr.. Vines
will in all probability preach in the
Baptist Church of this place Sunday
morning. Go and hear him.
A very quite wedding took place last
Wednesday night at the residence of
Mrs. Keeble. The contracting parties
were Omer Hensley and Miss Mary j.
Keeble; the rite of the happy union
was solemnized by Rev. Geo. 9. Bow
man. Only a few of the nearest friends
were present. Mr.. Hensley is one of
our promising young gentlemen who is
we'll suited for the hand of the fair
young lady, whose charm and beauty
not excelled by any. The happy couple
took the early train Thursday to visit
relatives in Blount County.
Planters House.
We r glad to announce that L. H.