Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-12-09
.oircui. Court opens Monday.

Toys of all kinds at Miss Murphy's.
Goods at prices to suit the hard
times. at Mrs. L. RUssELL's.
Jasper Peoples was sworn In asa
deputy Circuit Court Clerk, Friday.
Wanted, 100 dozen Partridges, by W.
g. MATHEs. 30tf
Day labor commanded $3.50 a day
at johnson City Monday.
Ladies' Hats, from 25c up, at Mrs.
L. RUssELL's.
The county officials complain of a
lack Of business this week.
If you want bargains, call on Mrs.
LIZZIE RUSSELL.
"A. G. Mason will rebuild the black
smith shop wrecked by the
If you see my goods and price them,
you will buy. Mrs. L. RUSSELL.
"A badly aimed SNOWFALL closed one
Of "Harmy'' Jones eyes for a day or two
this week.
j. j. Hunt will have a fine display of
Holiday Goods. They will o on be ready
for examination.
Rocky Hill has been broken and
Is in fine coasting order. All hands are
enjoying the sport.
-Bridal aoreaths and Bridal Hats, at
MRS. LIZZIE R~UssELL's.
-Messrs. Spencer& Brown, Of Greene
vile, had a valuable horse killed by the
falling of a roof. Tuesday.
"A new lot of Ladies' Hats & Cloaks
received, at Mrs. LIZZIE RUssELL's.
The snow played havoc with weak
roefs at nearly every place from which
we have any report of the heavy snow.
Another lot of those fine Fur trim
med Cloaks at Mrs. LIZZIE R~UssELL's.
The only cutter in town, belonging to
Secretary Allison, was badly smashed up
in the wreck of Atkins blacksmith
shop.
Take your Partridges to W. G.
MATHEs. 30tf
The mail from Erwin reached here
yesterday morning, the first cross mail
either to 60 out or come in since Satur-
day last.
All sorts of Xmas trix at Miss Eu.
genia Murphy's.
1t is pretty generally conceded that
the snow will be beneficial to wheat and
that the prospect for d largo crop next
year is good.
DO not pay a dollar for goods until
yon have examined my stock. Mrs. l..
RUSSELL.
Two engines were necessary to put a
train through the deep snow in this Sec
ton, and they didn't pull much of a
train either.
Again | invite you TO sec my new
goods and new prices. Mrs. l.. Rus
SELL.
Services were held at only one church
in Jonesboro Sunday. The congrega-
ton numbered only about a dozen, and
1t wasn't missionary Sunday either.
If you want something nice and good.
in the way Of Jewelry, call on Mrs. LIZ,
zIE RUSSELL.
"A friend has furnished US a genuine
graveyard rabbits foot with the sugges
ton that we apply 1t to delinquent sub
scribcrs. Many thanks, friend for the
suggestion.
1t will pay you to examine my stock
of goods and price them. Mrs. LIZZIE
RUSSELL.
AT a meeting Of the Board of Educa-
tion, It was decided to discontinue school
for a few days, on account Of the snow.
Weather permitting, school will open
again Monday.
Finest display of Holiday Goods
ever brought to this section at Miss Eu
genia Murphy's.
Coal is not as plenty in town as 4
might be. The difficulty in getting carr
has delayed the filling Of many orders
from this place which were sent in q
month or more since.
Young Ladies' expecting to marry
car find a full line of Bridal goods q,
Mrs. L. RUssELL's.
Chairman Peoples met in solitary ses
sion-or possession-in the courthouse
Monday. He was equal to the occasion
however. and, calling himself 10 order
adjourned to the snow bank where il,
welded the shovel nightly.
Il will offer goods loUer than eus
before in order to reduce my stock. Mrs
LIZZIE RUSSELL. e'
Photographer Keen took several ex
cellent pictures Of the beautiful as I
appeared on our streets next day after thu
storm. Nota bene--sBeautiful' means
the snow, and not the incidental objects
which make up a portion of the pictures
BE sure and see my goods before 20,
select your Christmas present; ! can sui
you In the goods and prices. Mrs. LIZ
zIE RUSSELL. *
Many Of our people are feasting o.
cony. The deep snow places those littl'
animals at o great disadvantage, and the,