Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-12-16
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,-Have you tried that "B" select
cigar at Joe Campbelisf Best in town.
Great rush to Campbell's cheap store
ior Xmas goods, Confectioneries, Or.
anges, nuts, &c.
-Jewelry, Watches, Ladies' and Gents
Chains, Scarf. Pins, Cuff Buttons. Rings.
Charms, etc. at ]. J Hunts Drug Store.
The subject for the Young Peoples
Christian Union next Sunday evening is
the Three Crosses" w. M. Vines.
leader.
Ill you want something nice in Jew
elry, go to r. NJ. Mays. He carries the
Largest and most Select Stock in town.
Bridal Wreaths, White Kid Gloves
In fact full Bridal Outfits at
MRS. LIZZIE RUssELL's.
The graded schools again in full
blast the snow having melted sufficient.
~ to allow the pupils to reach the build.
ing without difficulty.
Go to Joe Campbell for your Boots.
Shoes, Hats and Groceries, Joe beats r.
Tenn. for good goods and low prices.
Finest display of Holiday Goods
ever brought to this section at Miss Eu-
genia Murphy's.
"A full line of Corsets, Gloves. Hose.
and Ladies' Muslin Underwear, at a bar.
gain, at Mrs. Lizzie Russell's.
Fresh Cocoanut-in the shell and
dessicated-makes most delicious pies
and cakes. very cheap at Crawford s.
Murray's.
The dwelling house on the Allison
place, about mile and a half from town,
was badly injured by the snow. The
roof on the barn fell in.
Don't pay a dollor for Goods until you
have seen my Goods.
MRS. LIZZIE RUSSELL.
Some 80 or 40 buildings are reported
to have been damaged, In the Leesburg
district, by the heavy now No one re-
ported hurt nor stock injured.
Joe Campbell's is headquarters for
Xmas Candies. The cheapest in town.
Plain candies 1911 to 15c per ID. Fresh
candies 90 to 35c per ID.
Il keep all grades of Ladies' Shoes,
Jerseys, Hose, Gloves, Hats and sell them
for about one half the price charged you
nv Othprq Mra TJ11Jr RuacrIT
Toilet Bottles, Toilet sets, Baby sets,
Hand Mirrors, Card Cases, Photograph
and Autograph Albums, Writing Desks,
ETC., at J ] Hunts drug store
Mrs. John S. Hays, formerly of this
place, and well and favorably known to
many of our c~itizons both in town and
county, died at her residence in Knox
vile a few days ago.
Christmas Gift-Buy it of Mrs. Liz.
zie Russell. She has the incest stock of
and Notions of all kinds ever
kept in JOnesboro.
Mrs. Frances A. Nelson, relict of
Rev. David Nelson, d. D., died at her
home zeal Quincy, ILL.,, December Sd,
1886, aged So years, 8 months and 25
days. Mrs. Nelson was the sister of Hon.
Jas. W. Deaderick, of this place.
Finest stock of Library Lamps ever
brought to town; also hand lamps of
every size at j.. ] Hunts Corner Drug
Store.
If you want anything in Millinery,
Fine Dress Goods, Shoes, Hose, Gloves
kid or ~thread-you can ave big money by
on Mrs. Lizzie Russell.
AT the residence of Miss Mollie Spit
ger, near Leesburg, on Nov. 80, 1886, a
happy couple were made one. W. H. M.
Smith, Esq. performing the ceremony.
The contracting parties were Miss Ten.
ME Splitter and Mr.. Jas. d. Whitlock.
Wool Hose, only 30 cents, worth 80.
all wool. best. only so cents and
thousands of other articles cheap. at
Mrs. LIZZIE R~UssELL's.
Hardly q week passes, but three or
four Of our exchanges come to us mark
ed "missent." All over the United States
the same or similar complaints come. The
ineflciency of the mail service is one of
The ear.marks of this reform admins
No one sees my goods and prices
them without buying. / am offering bet
ter and cheaper goods than any house in
Jonesboro. Call and see for yourself.
Mrs. LIZZIE RUSSELL.
The "Olympiad Library Society"
will give a public exhibition on Friday,
the 18th inst, at 2:30 p. m. at the school
building. The exercises will consist of
Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL, grafton,
recitation. and debate on the question:
Resolved. That Ireland should have
Home Rule; affirmative, VIM. M. Vines;
negative, l. G.. Murray. All arc invited
% be present.
w. NJ. VINES, President.
W. Fl. REEVES, Cor. Secretary.
When in town, make 1t a,point 10 call
On Mrs. Lizzie Russell and examine her
Stock Of Millinery, Notions,
etc. She sells Goods from 25 to 80 per
cent. lower than any House in Jonesboro.
Tip, cur johnson City correspond
emit. sends US q letter this week, for
which we have not room. We make a
Tow extracts, however:
Our railroad meeting the other night
was one of interest. A great many citi-
sens were present. It was voted that the
city should take $50, 900 worth of stock
the road.
Business is again getting lively and
merchants have all they can doto wait
On their customers. tu
Apples are scarce. sas
The snow caused several buildings to
fall In.
Notwithstanding the big advance in
Coffee, Domestics, Cotton Checks. etc.,