Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-11-04
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.


80NE4HOHD4 W >, 1000
-Crawford q Murray are selling $50
pound bags Of Salt for 81.
-Dosszn & Co. want II. 900 pounds Of
Walnut Kernels.
County court was in session Monday.
Very little business came before the body.
y Wanted, 100 dozen Partridges, by W.
G.. MATHEs. soft
Ladies' and Misses Silver Circulars
at FEBRUARY & ARcHER's.
1T viii pay you to price Shoes and No
fions at Mrs. lizzie R~UssELL's.
The delay in issuing the HEBsLD
AND TRIBUNE this week. is due to the
slowness with which the returns have
come in.
Ladies find 1t cheaper to buy under
wear of Mrs. LIZZIE RUSSELL than to
5 make It. .e
There will be o public entertainment
at Washington College on Friday evening
Nov. ., by the Calliopean and Philono-
mean Societies.
"A full line Of Ladies' ,Underpear,
gerry cheap. at Mrs. LIZZIE RUssELL's.
Carpets and Rugs, all prices, at
oct20t2 H FEBuARY & ARcHER's.
Take your Partridges to w. G.
MATHEs.t soft
Mr.. William Mckee, q well known
Washington county citizen, died at his
residence in the Second district, Wednes-
day. October 81.
ALI styles of Winter Wraps very
cheap at FEBRUARY q ARcHER's.
Ladies Wraps and Boucle Jerseys,
cheaper than any body at Mra. LIZZIE
RUssELL's.
james H. Hill, was, under date Of
October 18th, appointed General Baggage
Agent Of the r. & d. r. r. Co., with Of
fee at Richmond, Va.
81 TJCfscyp uuu WIupo uh pi&C1o thht
will please you al Mrs. LIZZIE RussELL's.
The largest and incest line of Dress
Goods ever brought to Jonesboro, at
oct26t2 FEBRUARY & ARCHER's.
The ministers and Deacons' meeting
of Holston Baptist Association convened
on the Goth at Union church, this county,
and continued for three days.
-When nTown call and see my stock
Of Millinery and notions. Mrs. LIZZIE
RUSSELL.
The best stock of Ladies' and Child
ren's Shoes, ever brought to this market
at FEBRUARY &c ARCHER's.
The name Of the boy supposed L
have been murdered, near Mooresburg
(the finding of the remains was reported
In our issue of Oct. 21), was Chas. Young
Highest market price in cash for Par
tridges, by w. @. MATHEs. soft
Ladies' Hats, latest styles Trimmed
up to suit on short notice, at
oct2St2 FEBRUARY & ARcHER's.
Will. Reeves entertained quite
number Of Jonesboro's young at Buck
horn. the residence of his father, Col. I
H. Reeves, Thursday night last, hi
birth day anniversary. y
-25 to rs cts. saved on every pair o
hose bought of Mrs. LIZZIE RUSSELL.
Thursday evening last. Oct. 2S. MI
p. 8. Cox Of Jonesboro and Miss Maggi
Patton Of johnson City were married, O
the G~reeneville House, Greeneville, Tenn
Rev. J.. s. Petty being the oflciatin!
minister. Their many friends in Jones
boro and vicinity and the II. & T. tende
congratulations.
Ladies will find the latest styles o
Dress Trimmings, Hats, ETC., at Mrs
LIZZIE RUssELL's. M
-DossER & Co. want 10, 900 pounds G
Walnut Kernels.
Last night the Reeves Juvenile Ban
serenaded Hon. A. A. Taylor at til
Washington House. Mr.. Taylor respont
ed to the music with a very pretty littl
speech in which he heartily thanked tn
boys for the attention. Mr.. Taylor the
took the east bound train which pulle
out Of town just as the. last sweet strair
Of the music were dying away.
w. g. MATHEs pays highest mark'
p~rice.in cash for Partridges. soft
-DossER & Co. want 10, 900 pounds {
Walnut Kernels.
The largest and finest stock Of Mill
merry in East Tennessee, at Mrs. LIzzl
RussELI's.
FEBRUARY 6 ARCHER have reduce
the prices on all classes of goods and wi
surprise you when they tell you their Ne
Prices. They sell very Cheap for Cas-
They are selling out their stock OF Clotl
ing for less than first cost. oct2StS
The Holston conference Of the
E. Church, Sonth, embracing Nor
Georgia. East Tennessee, Western Nor
Carolina, and Southwest Virginia, whi'
has been in session ut Knoxville duriI
the past week, Bishop McTyeire,
Nashville. presiding, selected Abingdo
Va, as lis next place Of meeting. n
secretary In charge of the figures Civ
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