Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-04-06

"iiiinery at popular prices, at M. V
Russell's.
County Court met Monday and ha,
a busy session.
Fred Kaiser, of Knoxville, was il
the city last Friday.
Milton Keen moved into his father
residence last week.
d. M. Carson, of Leesburg, was OF
our streets Monday.
If your watch is out of order take i
to H.. H. Mcpherson.
2. N. Lockhart, of Bristol, was her
Monday looking for stock.
Mrs. Kate Oakley billiard, of Salem
Va. is visiting friends here.
To have prescriptions carefully com
pounded take them to Sam d. Stuart
Thad Cox is visiting his brother
family in johnson City for a few days
S. G. Hargis was down from Bristo
Monday looking after his new build
ing.
s. II. Anderson has the celebrated
Charlotte saddle for sale, call and seq
them.
The East Tennessee Sunday Schoo
Convention will meet here May 10 anC
II, 1898.
We were pleased to receive a cal
from Louis Slayer, of Tel ord, las,
Monday.
Typewriting neatly and quickly exc.
cuted by Chas. j. Cate at office OF Chas
A. Reeves.
New millinery received every week
from New York and Baltimore, by NJ.
V. Russell.
Scott Hickey went up to Abingdon,
Va, last Tuesday evening. Too late
now, Scott.
w. G. Mathes, G. c. Harris and DR..
III. H. Carr, of johnson City, were in
town Monday.
There were more parties drunk in
town Monday than there have been
since the election.
Rev. r. G. Warehouse, of Emory &
Henry, occupied the pulpit at the Meth
odist church Sunday.
Any one desiring Fire or Accident
insurance can be accommodated by
calling on Chas. A. Reeves.
Our old reliable friend, w. H. Han
cher, dropped in last Monday. He is
always welcome in our office.
POKE BoNNETs" and NOVELTIES
just received at Miss Slemon's milli-
merry store, second story Dosser Bros.
store.
The social Club met at the rooms of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hunt Tuesday even
ing. The author for the evening was
Tennyson.
The different churches had appro-
pirate Easter exercises Sunday and
some beautiful displays of flowers and
good music.
Don't forget that Henry Anderson is
agent for the Model Steam Laundry,
Greeneville, Tennessee. Satisfaction
is guaranteed.
We are reliably informed that Ed
Boyd will soon cease to wend his way
in single wretchedness and taste the
joys of married life.
Mrs. Lizzie Russell, will be pleased
to show millinery and give prices to
all who call at the old stand. She is
trimmer for NJ. V. Russell.
Our city dads are making prepara-
tions to improve the streets, and are
getting out rock from the quarry near
w. P. Brownlow's property for that
purpose.
A new letter box is soon to be placed
in position ON the DR.. Armstrong cor
ner. This will be a convenience to the
residents on the hill. The box is of a
e pattern and is a very neat affair.
Judge H. G. Hart was down from
Johnson City Monday. The Judge says
beef steak is very scarce in his town,
and before any n can get any steak
they must get a prescription from Sam
Ponder.
We enjoyed a visit from Mr.. Hen.
dirk, of Carter County, Monday. He
reports loyal Carter all right and says
the prospect for a healthy development
of material things in his bailiwick is
encouraging.
There will be a Sunday School Mass
Meeting of all the schools in town on
the third Sunday, April IS, at $3.50 Pm.
in the Baptist church. Remember, this
is for all schools, and it is hoped thai
all will attend in full force.
We were pleased to have a call from
s. X. Hartman q few days since. He
has been a sufferer from paralysis fol
several months, and his visit to Jones
boro was the first time he had been SC
far from home for a long time. We
trust he is now on the sure road tC
complete recovery.
We understand q lamp is to be put
on the corner at Mr.. Cummings store
Surely this will be a great accommo
dation to pedestrians, for at no point il
town is a light more necessary than a
this point. Our village ia hers are t