Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-12-02

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School Bags only 15c at Mrs. l..
RUssELL's.
Cheapest line, of goods in town at
CAMPBELL & Sons.
Wanted, 100 dozen Partridges, by w,
G. MATHEs. soft
The side track at the depot has been
repaired. Several new rails were put
down.
Ladies Electric or Silver Gray circu.
lars only $1.15 at Mrs. LIZZIE RUssELL's.
The Baptist Sunday school will cele-
brate Christmas eve. Among other
things they win have q Christmas tree.
-Pay Cash, SELL for cash, live and lei
live, is the motto Of Mrs. L. RUSSELL.
Our town has been quite lively thus
far this week. Judging from the many
wagons from the county on our streets
the merchants must have had a good
trade. ~
AS nice o line Of Groceries as can be
found In town at CAMBELL & Sons.
The annual meeting Of the Grand
Army Post for the election of officers,
occurs at the next regular meeting. the
third Saturday in December. All the
members are required to be present,
j. J. Hunt will have a fine display of
Holiday Goods. They will soon be ready
for examination.
We are informed by w, H. Reeves
Cor. Sec'y. of the Olympiad Literary So
ciety. that the question of Home Rule
for Ireland" will be publicly debated at
College Hill Friday, Dec. 10th. at $50
P. M. The public are cordially invited
10 be present.
See my Jewelry before buying. /
can save you money. Mrs, L. RUSSELL.
There will be a dime sociable at
Mrs. Munsey's on Friday evening next. A
new programme will be presented by the
Jonesboro Glee club. A pleasant evening
is promised to those who will attend.
The entertainment will not begin until
after prayer meeting.
Largest assortment Of Confectionery
In town at CAMPBELL 81 Sons.
The court proceedings are unavoida-
bly, crowded out this week. We are try
Ing to make arrangements to publish them
In a much improved form and in such a
way as to be of more general interest,
which will more than compensate for
the slighr'delay in publication.
Real OIL Paintings, VERY handsome
and gerry cheap, at Mrs. L. RUssELL's.
-Rhea Lodge No. Al F. and A. M
will meet Dec. 8, in regular monthly ses-
sion. The annual election of officers for
the ensuing year will be held and other
business of Importance will be transacted.
All the master masons are requested to be
present. Business begins at $50 p. m.
Mrs. LIZZIE RUSSELL keeps the lar
gest and finest stock of Millinery in East
Tennessee.
There seems to be some trouble about
getting the right of way for the new rail
road surveyed to pass through johnson
City. 1t is said that, in case the com.
pany cannot make satisfactory arrange
ment with the land owners, that the road
will 60 through Jonesboro or Telford.
Boots, Shoes and Hats away down,
at lowest cash prices, at CAMPBELL Sc
Sons.
"A little blaze occurred ut the A. M.
Z. Zion church Sunday night during SER
vices. An accumulation of SCOT around
the s%tove-pipe, where 1t passes through
the ceiling. caught fire. 1t was the -occa-
sion of some excitement for a while, but
was soon extinguished and the services
proceeded as usual.
All kinds Of Ladies' Muslin Under.
wear cheaper nan you can make u, at
MRS. L. RUssELL's.
H. H. Ruble's new -four mill near
Conkling which was recently completed,
has been running for about two weeks
and is doing good work. The mill has
the capacity of fifty bushels q day and is
one Of the finest small mills In East Ten
nessee. The machinery was furnished
by an indianapolis, Ind, firm, and was
put in place by G. w. B%olinger. Of this
place. and VIM. May, Of this county.
Take your Partridges to W. G.
MATHEs. soft
Rev. Mr.. Rogers, q returned mission
airy from Persia, gave a highly entertain.
ing and instructive lecture on Saturday