Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-04-14
came home with her and returned Fri
day TO his home at Nemcomb, Tenn.

at Embreeville about May LIST.
S. A. Bowman, of johnson City, wa
down Monday.
Mems shoes, &c., at Wright Hoss'
Best lot of saddles and harness eve,
brought to Jonesboro at S. H. Ander
sons.
r. r. johnson and wife are still SO
Journing with relatives and friends il
place.
A large crowd of people were in tow
Monday and the merchants had a goot
trade.
A big drive in white goods, laces
hamburgs and embroideries at R. M
Mays
Why lose time looking round wher
you can find everything in clothing a.
Wright Hoss'.
We do not wait for drummers te
come, but 60 in the market and buy
direct. R. M. May.
When you 80 to Mahoney's ask to sec
their 81 Ladies button shoes, it will
tickle you nearly to death.
Do you want harness of any kind,
saddles, whips, collars, bridl es, halters,
&c.1 Call on s. II. Anderson.
A. d. Wexler, the enterprising mer-
chant of Fall Branch, was in town
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
The Sam D. Stuart Drug Co. manu-
facture ess enses, relief, headache cure,
condition powders, etc. Try them.
James. NJ. Grisham, Esq, has been
up from Knoxville for a few days and
will return the later part of the week.
Geo. c. Mottern is of untiring ener-
gy and is always ready to serve his
customers in tn best style. Call and
see him.
Miss Birdie Broyles, who has been
teaching school at Erwin is at her
home in this place, her school having
closed last week.
The brick masons are pushing work
on the vaults this week, and if the pref
ty weather continues they will soon
have completed their work.
Miss Matte Hale and the Misses
White, of the Jonesboro Graded School,
spent last Saturday and Sunday at
their homes in the country.
Miss Mary V. Russell buys her mil
linery direct from Hill Bros. and A. Ii.
Stebbins, of New York, and Blake,
Dowell q Helm, of Baltimore.
J.. M. Fink returned from a visit to
Florida last Friday, bringing with him
some curiosities peculiar to that coun-
try, such as aligators, for instance.
The biggest line of Dress Goods and
ever displayed in Jonesboro,
are to be seen at Mahoney & Co.'S. Call
and examine them you will be welcome.
Good goods cheap. Come and see
me and show your cents (sense). r.
M. May.
We buy more clothing, sell more
clothing than every store in town.
Wright Hoss.
Rev. 1. G. Murray is at home from
at Messy Creek, and will remain
here until the commencement, when he
will return to stand an examination.
Call one door west of the s.. D. Stuart
Company and see Geo. G. Mot
full and complete line of new
and fancy Groceries. Prices as low as
the lowest.
Mrs. Lizzie Russell is in Jonesboro,
with Miss Mary V. Russell, in the mil
business. She is here to stay,
and will be glad to see her friends at
the old stand.
S. B. Kefauver, one of the most
promising young lawyerso of our town,
made an eloquent speech in the Hickey
He vas assisting Mr.. Campbell
In the prosecution.
Madam Wester, Mahoney's Dress
Maker will spend Monday and Tuesday
Of each week at the store, and will be
pleased TO have the ladies call and see
her. She is business.
In the convention Monday il Haw-
kins was nominated for re election to
the Office of Sheriff, j. A. T. Bacon
nominated for Trustee and j. A.
for Tax Assessor.
Miss Mollie Seamon the popular sales
lady at Mahoney's, is hustling things
in her department. Call and see her
she will interest you in some
thing new. It's a secret.
1t has been reported that Mrs. Lizzie
Russell is not in Jonesboro and would
not be in the millinery business. She
desires to say to her many friends that
the report is false. When she leaves
she will so inform the public through
this paper.
You can get anything you want in
shoes at Mahoney & Co.'S, they handle
Zeigler Bros famous Ladies and Chill
drens shoes, and great many other
brands, ask to see their slippers &C.,
when you go to the store.
Mahoney Il Co. sold 20 cases matches
last week at 10c per dozen boxes, 200
matches in a box, they are just receiv-
ing another shipment. get l0c. worth