Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
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what they say. Write to them with
out delay.
Cold and chilly.
Frosty mornings.
Spare-bones and back-ribs.
Christmas comes on Saturday.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving.
Largest and best assortment of
goods very cheap at S. 81. Andersons.
Stand by the Public Schools.
Take the Pena. School Journal.
John S. Mathes has had a neat i'm
prosement alade IN his drug store.
The school, st Cathel Springs
Seminary opened last Monday,
What has become of ouT Teachers
fnStitntes2
ZEIGLERS BEST FINE SHOES
at S. II. Andersons. All warranted.
Did you see that Bicic!e that Mr..
O'Brien rode into town last week? 1t
was certainly ii novelty, wasn't it.
The horse ~epizootic mas made It's
appearance in Jonesboro, but not in a
very violent form.
Workmer are making some good
improvements on the Southern
Presbyterian Church at This place.
Fresh Oysters at AL times. cheap,
at E. T. RUssELL's.
The revival meeting at the baptist
Church is i'll full blast. Much in
terest Is manifested.
We want short, spicy counnuuica-
tions from every post Office IN this
Congressional District.
We are informed that the Comfy
roads are getting in a very bad con-
dition. Overseers, look out
a Live "Havk'-in
Anderson's Store. Weight ITO lbs.
A new supply of those beautiful
Baskets Just received at KEEN's STEAM
FURNITURE FACTORY.
Prof. Lockett. of the Tennessee
University. will lecture at the Court
House Dec. 4th. Subject Egypt.
EVERYBODY will want to hear HIM.
JUNE" Apples
now at S. 81. Anderson's.
President w. S. Doak, of Tuscu-
lum College, will deliver a lecture on
Education Friday evening Nov.
26th, at the Court House. Free to
all. Lecture begins at Z o'clock.
The knights of Honor have ar
to have Prof. Lockett of the
Tennessee University deliver his
lecture on Egypt at this
place December 4th. Be sure to go
and hear something good.
WANTED EGGS for for Which
the highest market price will be paid
in CASH. Call on E. I. RUSSELL
Garfield is the first President who
ever had the opportunity to Install
his mother in the White House. The
old lady is nearly 80, but tough, and
bids fair to live through the entire
term.
A TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION
Of nigh prices in all kinds Of goods
ut s. II. Anderson 5.
Our young friend, E: A. Stuart.
who has been employed IN the Pen
sion Office at Knoxville, has an
derstanG, accepted "a position
salesman for Peter Kern.
Confectioneer, Knoxville.
Ex-Gov. McMullen, of Virginia,
whose name most of our readers are
familiar with as a standing candidate
for Congress in the 9th Virginia ION
gressional District, was accidentally
killed by the train at Wytheville one
day last week.
Fine Plated Ware 81 6 Fl Ahder-
All warranted.
Remember that E. I. Russ ii ns
the best stock of Confectiousries tni
Family Groceries in town H
thing cheap.
We call the attention of our retiers
to the advertisement of Mr.. t ann"
A. Barrett, to be found in nome
column. Mrs. Barrett has gast
ceiyed a large and beautiful iock q
Millinery Goods. suchsas ladies hes
trimmed and unframed. bonne1s.
fine laces and stylish teck-wear, and
in fact everything else that is usually
kept in a first class Millinery Store.
which she proposes to sell cheap.
Call in an examine her stock and
prices.
and asst Oak Lumber wan
ted in exchange for FURNITURE at
Keens Furniture Factory.
Mr.. S. 81. Anderson is no'T IN
Knoxville purchasing his stock or
Christmas Goods, and we are conf
dent that he will have the largest as
sortment that eyer come to this place.
He informed us before leaving that
he proposed to pay cash for them, and
thereby get them at a great discount
wbicb will enable him to sell them