Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-07-19
orous side of life, would do well to at

else.
II. H. Mcpherson keeps IA full line
of jewelry and watches, give him a
call.
II. Fl. MCPHERSON will sell you jew
elry cheaper than you can buy it else
where.
If you want your blood cleansed 20
and get a bottle of that medici ne from
Sam Stuart.
Mis- Slemons will give you bargains
in summer millinery. Come and see
the new goods.
If you want a blood purifier one will
do you good try the new medicine put
up by Sam Stuart.
A new lot of black and white sailors
and large shade hats at Miss Slemon's,
second story Dosser Bros.
One cent each for empty bottles
with our name on the bottle, of any
kind, Stuart Drug Company.
We have at last got what the people
have been crying for, the greatest puri-
fer on earth. SAM d. STUART DRUG Co.
Prof. Chas. Mason, of Morristown, is
attending the Normal this week.
Glad to see the Prof. on our streets
again.
Miss Kate Murray, after an extended
visite with friends in Bristol, returned
Monday. Miss Cate reports Mrs. J. L.
Powell much better.
John F. Bales and Miss Nora Hoskins
were married on Sunday July IS, by
Rev. William Cox. The couple have
our hearty congratulations.
During the Normal Miss Fannie
Smith, aided by Miss BERTHE Shipley, of
Athens Tennessee, will give an elocu-
tionary entertainment. We all KIN wv
the excellence of Miss Fannie as an
elocutionist and Miss Shipley has
made quite a reputation in this line.
We bespeak for the ladies a liberal
and appreciative audience. Lets all
go.
Mrs. l. N. Baily, of Boons Greek,
died last week ut the home of her pa
rents in North Carolina, leaving a
number of little ones to long for the
are and wait for the steps of a devot.
ed and loving mother and a husband
the comfort and counsel of q loving
wife. She came to her end after pro-
tracted and painful illness.
Mrs. R. G. Brown, of Rankins Depot
Tennessee, died last Friday at her
home and was buried Saturday after
noon at the same place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown were for many years resident
of this place. having a wide circle of
friends and relatives in this county.
The Herald and Tribune extends sym
pathy to the bereaved family.
Prof. s. w. Sheriff. returned a few
days ago from his bridal tour and is
looking well and happy. The young
ladies, of town would like for the
Board to get a new teacher now since
the Professor is married. They claim
no man has a right to marry any one
but JonesbOro girls, and that the Pro.
lessor is now a black number" Mrs.
Sheriff. will be here in a few days. \
The misfortune at Chicago last week
was a great misfortune, but not sur
prising; God has often visited the
wickedness of men with sore affection.
The Sabbath dissertation like the rum
traffic, is an evil licensed because of
its magnitude. The open gates on
Sunday may be the opening of Gods
jurst wrath upon a sinful and stiffneck-
ed people. Remember the Sabbath
day to keep it holy"
In our last weeks issue we failed to
take notice Of the death of the follow
ing esteemed citizens; DR.. j. NJ. Stout,
E. d. Waddell, of Limestone and Ross
Fine, Of the eight civil district, of this
county. We know nothing Of the
deaths of Messrs Stout and Waddell,
but we know they were highly respect
ed and useful citizens and that their
loss win be sorely felt. Mr.. Fine was
well known in this place and was a
first class citizen, pursuing the quiet
life of afarmer, but a man of true
honor and integrity. The Herald and
Tribune extends sympathy to the
bereaved families.
Circuit Court convens in Jonesboro,
the second Monday in August, and the
following Jurors have been selected
for the term. First district, Joseph
Gorley and w. A. Headerick-second,
j. B. Chase and j. B. Holtsinger-
third, j. F. Bolton and j. F. Campbell
fourth, T. j. Wilson and Oliver
Storey-6fth, T. A. Angle-sixth, NJ.
Lochner-seventh John Caldwell
eight, w. l.. Vines, w. A. Foust-
ninth, A. A. Wyatt-tenth. w. C. Hale
eleventh, Col, NJ. Chase-twelth,
Samuel Hodge and George Jenkins
thirteenth, E. K. Hunt-fourtenth j.
Xix and NJ. H. Keyes-fifteenth, Geo.
M. Farnham--sixteenth, r. A. McLin
seventeenth, James E. Hale-eigh.
teenth, L. NJ. Garrison.