Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-03-18

town alter a long stay on Chucky.
The weather has not been standing
on a burnin' deck for the last few DAYS
Pure Bred Brown Leghorn eggs, fit,
cents per setting. FL. II. MCPHERSON,
Graphophones are getting to be sc
common they are no longer Il curiosity
w. W. Kirkpatrick and Jimmie Sum
mers were down from Johnson City
Sunday,
Miss Mollie Seaman is spending a
few days in Bristol this week with hel
grandparents.
The best made, best fitting and mos
durable goods for the money can only
be found ut A. g. Britton's.
If your watch is out of order take
it to H. Ii. Mcpherson he will do your
work right and guarantee it.
Ramon's Relief cures sick headache,
neuralgia, cramps, cholera, morbus,
diarrhoea, etc. 25c for large bottles.
Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pei
lets are u perfect treatment for con.
stipation and biliousness. tgTOne pill q
dose.
Some of the Republican newspapers
of the District have Hon. R. R. Buffers
name on their masthead Tor the State
Senate.
1t is now probable that the heading
factory recently destroyed by fire at
johnson City will be rebuilt ut an
early day.
Try a suit of Happy Home" cloth.
ing and you will have no other there
alter. A. G. Britton is the sole dealer
in this superior brand of clothing.
JAS. E. Dosser and wife ca me up
from Knoxville last S~aturgay to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Mollie w.
Dosser, which took place Sunday after
noon.
Isaac Broyles, one of the oldest citi.
zets of Washington County, died at
his home eight miles west of here last
Sunday evening He was about ninety
years old.
A. G. Britton says that he is Just in
receipt of his first shipment of Happy
Home clothing and is pleased to note
great improvement in style and finish
of these goods.
Isaac Williams, a prosperous farmer,
near Mlllbrook, was in town last
Friday and made US a substantial call.
de Is now owner of the large aud yalu.
able tract of land, known as the DIR,
Brabson farm, which he is offering for
To the ladies-I wish to say that by
the last week in this month | will be
able to offer them some of the newest
and incest millinery, direct from New
York and Baltimore. Wait and see
stylish hats and bonnets. Miss
NJ. V. Russell.
Hon. Philip &. Swab is q candidate
delegate from this Congressional
District to the st. Louis Convention.
de is an honest and worthy citizen of
.lal borne County, an answering Re-
publican and is highly endorsed by the
leading Republicans of bis County.
Josephus Hopwood, President of Mil
Iigan College and associate editor of
the Nashville Pilot, favored our citi.
zens last Saturdy evening with his
lecture on The Hope of the Republic,
The professor is a man of brains a
good speaker and a cross between q
Nationalist and a Populist.
Simples Lessons in Electricity for
beginners are among the features of
he Detroit Electrical Student, a bright
Illustrated weekly paper, devoted to
popular electricity. One dollar a year.
Student Publishing Company, 8S La
Ave, Detroit, Mich. mlS.4t
The Republicans of Tennessee will
have two conventions. One will select
delegates to the ST. Louis Convention
and nominations for the Chancery
Court of Appeals, and meets april 90.
The Other will nominate a candidate
.or Governor and Presidential Electors
and meets August ~.
After an absence of three weeks,
Uncle Joe Mahoney returned from
South Carolina last Thursday, where
mad been with a lot of stock. j.
j. Spencer, of Gatfney, South Carolina,
with him. Mr.. Spencer is a genial
gentleman, an experienced trader, and
s here for the purpose of buying stock.
w. B. McNabb and John c. Miller,
Erwin, two of Unicoi's best citizens
and staunchest Republicans, were down
hear the Congressional candidates
hold forth. 1t is needless to say that
heir faith in BrOwnlow was not in.
for they already had as much
that article on hands as they could
A. s. Deaderick, of Jonesboro, Tenn,
in the city yesterday. He came
or the purpose of looking into some
and grants in the office of the Secre.
AIRY of State. Mr.. Deaderick is a son
the late Chief Justice Deaderick, of
his State, and is himself an able law
er.-Nashaville Sun. Capt. Deader,
ok returned last Thursday after a
pleasant visit to the City of Rocks. "
We have received a pamphlet emit
led Tennessee Press Association"
the proceedings of its TWEEN
y hfth annual meeting held in Chatta-
looga last June. Its execution by
iasslock and Ambrose, Nashville, is
n the best style of the printerial art,
{ is EN- bellished by engravings of all
he Presidents of the Association and
he literary matter is of the highest
excellence.
We were panied to hear of the death
# Pleasant Witt at Limestone last
Wednesday. He died from grip and
consumption. He was one of the pro-
of the roller mill at Limestone.
Witt was a genial gentleman, an
Exemplary Christian and a valuable
'itizen. He vas one of the finest me-
.hanics In the State. He leaves a host
II friends behind him, and the large
'oncourse Of people that attended his
,urial at New Salem attested the
steem Ia which he was held. The fu-
leral sermon was preached by Rev.
Henry Moore, He leaves a wife and
everal children.