Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1890-10-02
AUSTIN c. BRlTToN, Local Editor,

anybody, WRIeHT Hoss.
The work on the bank building Ia
moving along slowly but surely.
Think about it-an all Havana cigar
the Barron. TAYLOR & BoYp'
j, W, Fletcher. o. Knoxville, spent
Sunday with his family in this place.
Drop In at Sam D. Stuart's and try a
Sweet Brier cigar. All hand work.
j, T. Peoples spent last Saturday and
Sunday In Knoxville.
e. A. Robinson & Co., Maysyille.
KY. sell the best hand made cigars.
Miss Rowena Bowers spent last Sun.
day at her home in Boon's Creek.
~-Flavoring extracts 10 and IS cent?.
Miss EUeENIA MURPHY.
Ell. Baxter, after q weeks sojourn
In North Carolina. returned home on last
Thursday.
Sam ID. Stuart sells the Honey Bee
and Sweet Brier cigars. Long Havana
filler.
Rev. E. G. Mason preached two very
interesting sermons at the Second Pres.
byterian church Sunday.
Clothing, boots. shoes, hats and gents
furnishings at Wright Hoss',
Miss Lizzie Russell spent a few days
In Knoxville last week, returning home
Sunday evening.
For the old reliable Bickford & Huff
man wheat drill, the farmers ~favorite.
call on j. b. Thomas & Son.
Charles Reeves and y. Fl. L. Cooper
spent Sunday at Judge A. J.. Browns. In
Greene county.
The Barron cigar. Long Havana
filler. TAYLOR & BoYp.
MIR. 8. W. Wilson and wife, Of John.
son City. spent a few days last week with
Mrs. Wilson's parents, d. T. Wilds and
wife Of town.
Everybody smokes the Barron cigar.
All hand work. TAYLOR & BOYD.
Schools In town were dismissed at
noon Monday owing to the chilly weather
for which the board was not prepared.
Keep 1t before the public:W Wright Hoss
sells clothing cheaper than anybody.
Hon. John A. Moone, of Chattanoo-
ga. spent a few days here with his wife,
who is visiting her father, Judge ]. W.
Deaderick.
Doors, single and double, plain Of
artistic, from the cheapest to the most
durable and massive, for sale reasonable
by the East Tennessee Lumber Company,
Knoxville, Tenn.
George Campbell. of johnson City,
and r. @. Thomas, Of Jonesboro. started
to the southern markets last Monday with
a fine los of horses.
Fine watch repair a specially by the
firm of E. F. Vinegar & Co.. johnson
City, Tenn.
DIR. Baker, of Greeneville, spent last
Sunday here. There mus, be some at
traction for him as he has made two WIS.,
Its here recently.
Lookout for Wright Hoss' new adv. in
next issue,
Rev. I. G. Murray. who had been at
home for q week or two ON the sick list,
returned Monday morning to the school
at Messy Creek.
All the text. books in use III the city
or country schools for sale by Miss
Eugenia Murphy. School stationery Of
every kind.
DIR. E. L. Deaderick, formerly of
town but now of Knoxville, was here on
Friday to see Judge Deaderick, who has
been sick for some time.
Miss Carrie Reeves, the bright and
accomplished daughter of Captain I. E.
Reeves, left last Thursday for New York
where she will enter school for q year.
Everybody-yes everybody buys cloth
ing Of Wright Hoss.
Rev. j. W. Hicks preached his fare
well sermon at the Methodist church last
Sunday and he and his wife left Tuesday
for Bristol, to attend conference.
Mrs. Jane Meek left last week for
Roanoke, Va. where she will spend the
winter with her son Will, who Is In the
Photographic business there.
Imperial Oil Shoe Polish for ladies
and children; contains no alcohol or
acids. Try 1t once 25c. A fine pre-
sentative.
Miss EUGENIA MURPHY.
DIR. A. T. Slemons, 3 former Jones
boro boy, who is now prac,icing medicine
at Newcomb, Tenn, was at home during
last week and spent several days with
his mother and sister.
1t is education that makes all the diff
ference. between the men who dig In the
ditch and the man who bosses the job.
1t Is the superior qualities Of Ayers
-~Sarsaparilla that give 1t its acknowledged
pre-eminence over all other blood-puri.
fiers.