Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-10-06
CAREERS MILLS.

Hot days and cool nights. All still
hoping for rain. No oats sown yet and
but little narrowing done for wheat.
Farmers are preparing TO use q vast
amount OF fertilizeh which is right, II
they wift clover after IL: otherwi ss we
fan to see the profit that is left after
the billis paid. james M. CARRIER gave
a birthday dinner on the 25th to which
quite n number OF the elite were Invited
and partaken. The stone piers at Dead
ericks are completed and accepted BY
the committee. The lumber, for which
Henry Hoss has the contract, is nearly
all on the ground. Mr.. Brady, the
bridge builder, is ou hand. putting In
the temporary work. The iron is daily
expected and then in a short time the
structure will be Completed, for which
the general public especially in this
section. are truely thankful 10 the en-
terprising magistrates OF our worthy
County Court. We have no iii will to.
wards THOSE who opposed the building
Of the bridge and tried to delay and
obstruct IL. We have secured what we
started out to doi and therefore are
supremely happy and contented. The
vile OF w. @. Swingle, whom we re.
Gently mentioned as being seriously
vi. died on the evening of the 30th and
was buried the following day in, the
family cemetery near johnson City.
Mrs. Swingle was q lady highly beloved
by all who had the pleasure Of her ac.
quaintance and will be missed BY a
large circle Of relatives and friends.
Mr.. Swinzle and family have the sin
cere sympathy OF the entire commu.
nifty in their sad bereavement. The
funeral of q little child of g. w. Stone
was preached Sunday ct. Cherokee Bap-
tist Church by Rev. Hale, p. G. The
funeral services of Elder James B,
Stone will be preached at the same
place on the fifth Sunday In this month
by Elder VIM. Keen. Also Preachers
and Deacons' meeting on Friday and
Saturday before. A large attendance
is expected. Cal Hoss lie milking some
necessary improvements on his premi.
ses on which be recently built. Sheriff
Leonard has the reputation OF being
the boss dairy builder Of the Fourth
District. Tom Radford says the good
times that have come under the Nc.
kinley administration has nut every
body in a good ,humor. Consequently
no having is being done and he has
dispensed with serving warrants and
gone into the making sorghum bust
ness. lie is now running HE mill and
evaporator almost every day and night
and turns out as fine syrup as o
a make. He will have quite a lot for
sale. and says he will not refuse n
kind of money, but prefers silver at the
ratio OF sixteen to ne. Diphtheria Is
getting a footholdin our midst. Hardin.
little son OF j. j.. Jones, has been quite
Ill with it, but at this writing is inn
proving Housewives and others are
somewhat startled on account ofeits
appearance. The schools at Cash Hill
and Dry Creek, recently opened, are
giving good satisfaction. School be-
gins at Mayberry this week, and at
Bethesday. probably later on. The
dry weather has proven quite q bonanza
TO wagon makers and blacksmiths in
the way of repairing old wagons and
and buggies. That's IAN i'll wind that
blows no y any good" Road Com
missioner Wallace Booth has expended
the amount OF money allowed him on
our roads aud made the boys happy
Saturday evening by paying them in
full Married, on the Goth. at the resi-
denoe of Jefferson Fields, George w..
Sprinkle 10 Miss - Fields, of the Crab
Orchard; Henry Hoss. Esq officiating.
Hen says he certainly married them for
time aud eternity. DR.. VIM. Smith and
wife. of Conkling, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives here.
The genial face OF the Doctor is always
welcome in our section. Hilbert and
20 have completed threshing aud Mr..
Hilbert has attached his engine to his
sawmiil near Cash HILL. PHELIM.