Herald and Tribune from Jonesborough, Tennessee • Page 3

HERALD AND TRIBUNE. OUR CLUBBING TERMS. We have made arrangements that will enable us to oiler the following inducements to new and old subscribers to the Herald and Tribupe for 1803 Farmers' Friend and H. and 11 00 Amerioan Farmer and H. and 1 0) The Farm Journal and U.

and T. 1 00 Womankind and the H. and 1 00 Demorest's Family Magazine and 11. A. 2 00 These terms only apply to thoce who pay for one year in advance.

Stuart's remedies are the best For furniture call on Dosser Bros. Buy your plaster of S. H. Anderson. The juicy pieplant is iu the market.

Millinery at popular prices, at M. V. Russell's. II. H.

McPherson is a first class man on watches. J. R. Russell is now on the road with a range wagon. If your watch is out of order take it to II.

H. McPherson. Some fine horses were purchased in this market last week. Henry and Will Brownlow came home Wednesday morning. S.

H. Anderson has just received a car of fresh ground plaster. Nolachucky neighborhood was up in full force at court as usual. Mrs. Weaver and family are visiting at Jno.

Glare's on Chuuky this week. For patent medicines and anything in the drug line call on Sam D. Stuart Major Bradshaw has moved into the house lately occupied by Dr. Ramsay. Miss Armetta Gammon, of Sullivan, is visiting her sister Mrs.

R. C. Thomas. Why is it that F. E.

Britton sells good so much cheaper than any one Policeman Morris, of Morristown, was here Monday loking for some parties. S. H. Anderson has the celebrated Charlotte saddle for sale, call and see them. The auctioneer has been on hands during court to catch all the spare change.

Jno. A. Bay less' family will move this week to his farm near Strong's Springs. Typewriting neatly and quickly executed by Chas. J.

Cute at office or Chas A. Reeves. Geo. Bitner, one of Oreeneville liverymen, came up Monday to look for some stock. A North Carolina apple wagon was in town this week, probably the last one of the season.

George Duncan, of Knoxville, has been here for several days exhibiting mowers and binders. Don't forget to attend the Sunday School Mass Meeting next Sunday at 8:80 P.M. in Baptist Church. Last Tuesday Captain Deadrick and J. A.

Febuary went out to Indian Creek and caught thirty eight trout. Now let the soda fountain flu, Hang out the Ice cream sign Fur I am ready now for biz And io that summer girl of mine. W. H. Dent was in from Eiubreville Tuesday look iu lor a dwelling, he wants to move here but can not gel a house.

The west end of town looking up considerably. New houses are being built, and other improvements are noticed. Now does the anxious angler hunt np his tackle and speculate as to the condition of the weather and water in the near future. Persons desiring to buy or sell real estate will be assisted, by calling on Chas. A.

Reeves at his office in Jones-boro, Tennessee, Main street. T. J. Peoples and wile, returned Monday afternoon from Nashville and Chattanooga, where they have been spending a few days. Frank Gray and Miss Minnie B.

WhitLck were married last Sunday evening, at the residence of II. J. De-pew. We wish them happiness. We enjoyed a pleasant call from-J.

A. Burleson, one of Prof. Crouch's students. Mr. Burleson is a son of Jefferson Burleson, a citizen of this district Circuit Court commenced last Mon day, and the prospects are that a short session will be held, as there is not much business to come before the couit To have your prescriptions arefully compounded go to F.

E. Britton City Druggist He carries the largest and most complete stock of drugs east of Knoxville. Some of those down from Johnson City attending court are Dr. H. H.Carr, A.

R. Johnson, Isaac Harr, Joe bum mere, Joe W. Scalp, George Campbell and plenty more. The Home Comfort, manufactured bv tha Wrought Iron Range of St Louis, possesses all the good quali ties of other ranges, and it is practi cally indestructible. We hope every one who own a horse will read the advertisement of the Elkhart Carriam and Harness Manufac turing Company of Elkhart, Indiana, appearing in thia paper.

Attention ia called to the card of H. C. Remine, the monument man, in this paper. A mistake occurred in the first nublicatian in reference to the cost of the Glaae monument 8. D.

Broyles, the Blind Musician, is making arrangements to goon the road with a fine magic lantern exhibition He will be accompanied by U. M. Rose, tha Mountain Orator. An entertain ment will be given in this place in the near future. We are selling lamps at cost Bam O.

Stuart Money saved, by buying millinery at M. V. Russell's. For sale a second hand sewing ma chine. Call at this office.

Corn planting commenced last week in some parts of this country. James Grimes' wifo died Sunday night and was buried Monday. To have prescriptions carefully com pounded take them to Sam D. Stuart John Walker, 8 P. Martin's son in law, moved in with 'Squire Martin last week.

A number of snipe were shot last week on the leeding grounds near this place. Twenty five shares Jonesboro Cotton Mill stock for sale. Call on Chas. A. Reeves.

New millinery received every week from New York and Baltimore, by M. V. Russell. Clover Leaf and High Grade Phos phate. A fresh supply always on hand.

C. H. Deihl. Capt A. S.

Deadrick 's mother, from Chattanooga, has been visiting here lor some time. I. S. H. Jones moved from here last week to Austin Springs, where he ex pects to sell goods.

Maj. Jaa. C. Campbell returned a few days ago from an extended business trip in Virginia. Any one desiring Fire or Accident insurance can be accommodated by calling on Chas.

A. Reeves. The Sam D. Stuart Drug Co. manu facture essences, relief, headache cure condition powders, etc.

Try them. There is no use in having a watch that does not run all right, now that H. H. McPherson has opened up for business. The new street letter boxes, men tion of which was made in our last issue, have been put in position-one at Dr.

Armstrongs corner and the other in front of the First Nation al Bank. Officers from Morristown came up to this place Monday in seach oi parties who abandoned a babe but a few days old in that town Sunday morning. The suspected parties were not found here, and the officers went up the road. The finest calla lilly it has been our pleasure to look upon lor a long time was on exhibition in lront ol Frauk Britton 's drugstore laBt week. The plant is about sixteen years old and has at present some beau til ul flowers.

A merry party of Johnson City, young folks, consisting of Misses Mollie Odeli, Dora Stateo, Ettie, Curtis and Messrs. M. E. Hawk, Sherman Jerralds, and Eugene Pitts, took in Flourville and Jonesboro last Sunday. They are good looking and will be welcome again If tltey chose to call.

A Card. J. W. Hilbert's school closed on the night of March 81. He bad an exauti nutiou in the day time and the usual concert exercises at night.

Mr. Hil berl is a man of energy and every time we visited his school we saw advancement. He opens at the same place on April 10, for three months more He has a number of solicitations from different schools next year' Edwin Hankal's school closed April 5, with appropriate exercises. Mr Han-kal will enter the Knoxville University in the near luture, ana expects to re main there for some time. We wish him success.

Obituary. Elihu Keebler, who died March 9. 1893. was born June 15, 1821. He was a son ot John Keebler.

He first mar ried a Fitzgerald, and alter her death a sister ot Nathan Shipley and aunt ol E. A. Shipley. He was lor many years a faithful member of the Christian Church. He lived a remarkably plain life, upright in all bis dianngs, and a truly good citizen in all respects.

He left a wife, three children ard many friends to mourn his loss. Nothing is more precious in our memory than the hope that he is now in the enjoyment oi perfect rest T. C. Uarst. $25,000 in Premiums.

Offered by Liggett Myers Tobacco of St Louis, Mo. The one guess ing nearest the number of people who will attend the World's Fair gets 65000, the second $1000, etc. Ten Star tobac co tags entitle you to a guess. Ask your dealer for particulars, or send for circular. $100 Reward, $200.

The reader of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only pcBitive cure known to the medical lratennty. Uatarrh Deing constitutional disease, requires a con stitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting direct ly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The. proprietors have so much faith in its curative now ers.

that they offer One Hundred Dol lars for anv case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonals. Address F.J. Chenev Toledo, Ohio. tiTSold by all Druggists, 75c.

Wbea Baby nt itck, gare her Castoria. V.Tiea tbe wu a Child, tbe cried for Cattoria. Wbea the became Mia, ihe clung to Castoria. When ahe had Children, the fare them Castoria, Ripans Tabulea standard remedy. THE GIRL WHO SEES.

Some years ago an American grammarian gave a congugation of the kiss as follows "Buss, to kiss rebus, to kiss again pluribus, to kiss without regard to the number syllabus, to kiss the hand instead of the lips blunder-bus, to kiss the wrong person omnibus, to kiss everybody in the room erebus, to kiss in the dark. A high school girl Class A being told by her teacher to parse the sentence ''He kissed me" consented reluctantly, because opposed to speaking of private affairs in public. "He," she commenced, with unnecessary emphasis and a fond lingering over the word that brought crimson to her cheeks "is it prououu, third person, singuliir number, musculine gender; (a gentleman pretty well fixed, universally considered a good catch); kissed is a verb, transitive, (too much so) regular, (every evening) indicative mood, (indicating affection) first and third person, and governed by circumstances. Me oh, everybody knows me," and down she went. Girls, take my advice, and dont try to catch Fred McPherson, because he is too much interested in some one at Sullins' College.

Mis Ida Peoples has returned from Johnson City altera very pleasant visit to her friend, Miss Lyle. So, you see, Miss Ida is not so "Keen" now. The letter from "The Speculator" is too deep. Won't the writer be more explicit Then "The Girl Who Sees" can answer your questions. Does John Bowman live in Jonesboro or Johnson City Parties desiring to see him never know where to find him.

We are certain that he can be found in Jonesboro on Sunday. I wonder if Miss Bertie saw any of her friends beside "Old Grover" while she was in Washington Tbeo Hacker says he is saving up his monev to go to the World's Fair. We don't suppose he means to purchase two tickets we hope not, for it would be with reluctance that we would give Theo up, he has added so jnuch to our society in the way of getting up so many receptions. I heard a young lady remark that she thought Arthur Hacker was real charming. Wouldn't Arthur like to know who said this.

Charlie Reeves has taken charge of Wallace Cate's class in physical culture, and will give lessons twice a week at the club rooms. TELFORD. Spring, the ruoBt beautiful season of the year, is with us once again. Mrs. Will May is very Bick.

Burney May is able to come to Tel ford again. Mrs. Moore, of near Washington Col lege, was the guest of Mr. Bay less Sun- uy. The Messrs.

Angell were the guests of P. C. Morrison Sunday evening. Dr. Patton made a flying trip to Johnson City last week.

Dr. Whitlock went up to Jonesboro Friday and returned Saturday. Louis Stayer and Burney May attend ed services at New Hope Sunday. Two of Locust Mount young men have quite a fancy for the country near Unaka View. What's the attraction? We think Thad was gathering "Wild Roses," and the other one was looking for D.

A. Ties) or an Olive. John Patton is thinking of building a martin box soon. He is fond of birds, especially Martins. Married On the evening of the 6th, at the residence of Mr.

Maloney, 'Squire PropBt officiating, Will Bull and Miss Fannie Shipley. Immediately after the ceremony the bride and groom, with a host of friends went to the church and joined the congregation in prayer meet ing. We congratulate them on their good, sound action, and wish them a long and prosperous voyage through life. Twilight. KNOB CREEK.

The farmers are busy preparing for their spring crops; some are planting corn. Wheat is looking well in this section. The farmers are improve-ing their land. We have splendd school houses in this District Our worthy Directors manage to give children the advan tage of 8 to 9 months school each year, and at the same time make improve ments on the school property, The schools this year have been a success throughout Last 1'riday I had the pleasure of attending the closing exercises of the Union school conduc ted by Prof. J.

W. Hilbert, and Miss Lula White. It was the best I have ever had the pleasure of attending. The morning was spent in class work, followed at noon by an abundance of good things to eat prepared by the ladies of that section. All were invited to help themselvs, which we did hear tily.

I learned by the remarks of Mr. Hilbert that quite a number of students had not been absent from school a single hour during the term. One young lady, Miss Bessie White, had been in his school 400 days without being absent a single hour. She was awarded the gold medal for highest attainment in fifth grade. The evening exercises consisted of recitation by tbe children of the 1st, 2d and 8d grades.

Weldon Devault de livered the address. The night programme, was very entertaining the pieces were all new and well delivered. The most touch ing tableau was the execution of Cleopatra. But the sweetest of all was the music furnished by the school. Good order prevailed throughout Mr.

Hilbert and his assistant deserve much honor, and I hope the Lord will ever bless them iu their work. Citizen. BLUFF CITY. Easter was observed here in many ways. Miss Fannie Smith, of your town gave a most enjoyable reading at Zollicoffer Institute to a select and attentive crowd.

She certainly reads well, and we hope that success may crown her efforts wherever she may go. Misses Tessie and Juuo Thomas sang a very sweet duet. Saturday afternoon there was an "egg hunting" at the home of the wri ter for the benefit of the children attending the Baptist Sunday School. On Sunday evening there were some excellent recitations bearing on Euster, and a beautiful song sung by Class 4, taught by Mr. Lockhart Each child used a bell, keepi jg time with the mu sic, which added greatly to the rendition of the piece.

The entire exercise was good and the house was crowded to its utmost capacity. When a certain young lady receives her letter Earl she proceeds at once to memorize them without delay. Thank you, Madge; we have not stai ted yet, but will in May, for your village. J. M.

Hodges is preparing to erect a dwelling house on Main street above the Holston House. His son, O. H. Hodges, will take charge of the hotel. The Sabbath School at the Baptist church still increases in numbers and interest.

The children of the same church now have a Missionary Society called the Cheerful Workers, and seem to be much interested in the work. Charles' Hodges paid Blountville a flying visit Sunday. Miss Lula Masengill, a bright and winsome young lady of Piney Flats, was visiting relatives here last week. M. E.

Hodges, the traveling salesman of Rural Retreat, is spending this week with relatives here. Misses Bettie and Maggie Yost are visiting relatives and friends at Piney Flats. May they have a pleasant visit and a safe return. Mrs. A.

W. Edwards has been quite sick and her many friends are very un easy about her. We hope to note her improvement soon. Miss Adelia May was looking her sweetest last Saturday. Mon T.

Ray. HAPPY VALLEY. The farmers are busy planting coru Miss Minnie Bacon is on the sick list this week. Miss Lily Crouch while visiting at C. F.

Crumley's the other day had the misfortune to get her head badly hurt, but is now better. Mrs. J. R. Wilbourne, who has been eick for some time, is better.

Mrs. Joe Keebler is also reported as better. W. L. Keys is talking of going to Fordtown to attend the May meeting.

We think we can report a wedding in the near future. Wanted One dozen apple pies. E. M. Morrell and J.

F. Crumley. R. L. Crouch says the next time he goes to see his best girl she will be at home.

R. A. Crumley and D. E. Morrell, the chicken dealers, are buying up a large lot of chickens in the valley.

Mrs. Laura Chinoweth was the guest of Mrs. C. F. Crumley last Sunday.

Wanted Ten bushels of flower seed. Misses Mollie Hilbert and Bertha Keys. Guess Who. Ripans Tabule cure dyspepsia. Piles! Piles! Itching Piles.

Symptoms Moisture; intense itch ing and stinging; most at night; worse by scratching. If allowed to continue tumors form, which often bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore. Swayne Ointment stops the itching and bleed ing, heals ulceration, and in most cases removes the tumors. At drug gists, or by mail, for 50 cents. Dr.

Swayne Philadelphia. Buekleo a Arnica Halve. The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give pencci saiisiacuon or money reiunaea. rnce zo cents per box.

For sale by F. 33. Britton. Ripans Tabules best liver tonic. List of Patents.

Granted to Tennessee inventors this week. Reported by Evert eAppleman, patent attorneys, 810 F. St, N. Washington, D. who will furnish a copy of any patent for 10 cents.

Thomas H. Ferguson, Rockwood, water earner; Lemuel A. scarbrougn, Memphis, wire stretcher; Jesse Ship-way, Memphis, machine for straiten-ening scrap iron etc. He There is but one thing that mars my happiness. She wnatisinatr He To think that I can't marry all the girls who love me.

Truth. The only I'ure Cream of Tartar Towder. No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. JOHNSON CITY ITEMS.

Peter Harkins went down to Jonesboro Monday. C. L. Taggart left Friday night for Chattanooga. Rov.

R. G. Lilly wus in from Milli-gan Saturday. Judge Hart returned Saturday afternoon from Knoxville. Mrs.

W. A. Dickinson went down to Greeneville Saturday. S. P.

Bolton went down to Greeneville Friday afternoon. Our city waslightedSunday night by fire from the mountains. P. H. Pouder and wife returned Friday from a short visit to Cincinnati.

Misses Rhoda Campbell and Mary Agues Berry are visiting in Jonesboro. Misses Maggie Bullock and Lucy Keys went up to Bristol Saturday evening. Prof. Warren, of the city schools, spent Sunday with home folks at Piney Flats. F.

K. Mountcastle returned Saturday from a visit to his old home at Mossy Creek. Miss Mattie Powell, of Bristol, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Patton, on Watauga Avenue. Misses Lucy Hardin and Cora Lusk returned Friday from a trip up the Narrow Gauge.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Martin are visiting relatives at Careyville near Knoxville for a few days.

Miss Maggie Helfrich, the dressmaker of the "Tireless Toiler," returned Friday from the East. J. E. Harkins and C. L.

Odom left Monday for Southwest Virginia where they will work their trade. Mrs. I. N. Beckner went down to Ro-gersv ille Junction Friday for a few days with her mother and other relatives.

J. B. Hawk went out to Flourville Sunday to see either his friends or his best girl. We suspect it was the latter. S.

H. Gold and daughter, Miss Belle, of Washington College. were the guests of friends in the city the latter part of the week. Rev. Bartlett, formerly president of Maryville College, preached at the Martha Wilder for the Second Presbyterians Sunday.

The members of the Lutheran Sunday School sent a box of different articles to the Orphans' home at Roanoke on Monday for the benefit of the children there. MONUMENTS Jf Rare Beauty and Excellence Erected by II. C. Remine. Mr.

Remine has recently put up the ollowing work: To remains of Wm. Perry, $500; and to bis granddaughter, little Belle, $40, at Kendrick's Creek. Samuel Brubtou, at Oakland church, $223. W. B.

Glaze, 8150; W. G. Fullen, $110 Philadelphia church. Mrs. Wm.

Harris, $200, Dandridge. Col. Mountcastle, $200, Mossy Creek. Parents of Governor Taylor, $220. Pleasant Kirkpatrick, $100, Whites-burg.

Samuel Keebler, $200. Much other work has in the meantime been turned out of Mr. ilemine's yards at Limestone and Johnson City. Plaster. Jas.

A. Boyd has for sale a new stock of fresh ground plaster. Absolutely Pure. A Cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength.

Latest U. Government Food Report Royal Baking Powder 106 Wall 6U N. Y. Ripans Tabules cure scrofula Jonesboro Produce Market. Corrected Weekly.

Tuesday, April 12, 1893. Corn I 40 45 Wheat 65 70 Oats. 82 86 Rye- 60 Irish Potatoes 60 Sweet Potatoes 1 23 Onions. 1 00 Meal 4.... 46 50 12! 18 Bides.

113 Bboulders 10 Lard. 13 Butter 20 0 Eggs Chickens 6i Hens. 6j Roosters. 3 Ducks Turkeys sill POWDER What is Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children.

It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness.

Castoria prevents vomiting Soar Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas toria is tho Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. Castoria.

"Castoria It an excellent medicine for children. Mothers have repeatedly told me of IU good effect upon their children." Da. Q. C. Osgood, Lowell, Man.

Castoria ia the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is noi far distant when mothers will consider the real Interest of their children, and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Da. J. F. Kikcheloe, Conway, Ark.

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pry Castoria. Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it a superior toanypreacriptioii known to me," H. A. Aacaia, M. Ill So.

Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Our physicians In the children's department have spoken highly of their experience In their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only hare among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet wear fro to confess that tha merits of Castoria has woo us to look with favor upon IU" United Hospital add Dispixust, Boston, Allen C. Skits, GARGILLE'S GALLERY, JOHNSON CITY, Is tbe place for Fine Photobraphs, larged Pictures and all sizes of Frames. THE GREAT PROGRESS OF ELECTRICITY.

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