Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-04-07
HERALD AND TRIBUNE
AUSTIN G. BRrrToN, Local Editor.

For the latest styles and newest pat
terms call On Miss Mary V. Russell.
Pants, Soc, at Wright Hoss'.
j. j.. Scott was in town Monday.
Fresh plaster at S. II. Anderson's.
d. f. Depew was in town Monday.
Mems shoes, &c., at Wright Hossr.
W. II. NJ. Smith was in town Monday.
w. A. Hancher wasin town Monday.
Plaster! Plasterll ats II. Anderson S.
Hon. McC. Wagner was in town Mon
day.
Big line of low cut shoes ct Dosser
Bros.
My stock is now complete. r. NJ.
May.
Suits to suit everybody at Wright
Hoss'.
Maj j. A. Bradshaw was in town
Monday.
Dosser Bros. show an immense line
OF Oxford ties.
w. C. Keezel, of Limestone, was in
town Monday.
Millinery opening at Dosser Bros.
Friday, April 8.
John Fain was over from Blountville
one day last week.
DR.. and Mrs. c. Wheeler was up from
Greeneville Tuesday.
w. G. PropSt and his younger brother
were in town Monday.
Jas. G. Taylor, of Morristown, was
in this place Monday.
Frank Cochran, of Locust Mount,
was in to see us Monday.
Hon. John Q. A. Remine, of Greene
vile, was here last Saturday.
When you want an honest dollars
worth of goods call. r. NJ. May.
Reese Thomas, of Rheatown, was up
Monday and Tuesday'of this week.
Everybody invited to the Millinery
Opening at Dosser Bros. Friday, April $.
A big drive in white goods, laces,
hamburgs and embroideries at Il. NJ.
Mays.
Don't buy anything in the harness or
saddle line until you look at S. Ii. An
derson's S.
Good goods cheap. Come and see
me and show your cents %(senseJ. r..
M. May.
We buy more clothing, sell more
clothing than every store IN town.
Wright Hoss.
Dosser Bros. will exhibit the very
latest in millinery at their opening,
Friday, April 8.
The best assortment of cheapest and
finest vehicles ever brought to Jones'
bor0 at S. II. Anderson's.
Mrs. Rotsford and Mrs. Fornshell
drove to Johnson City last Friday alter
noon, returning same day.
Jonesboro is in "A state of progression,
and its people are gradually growing
more aggressive i'll every way.
Mrs. w. P. Hamilton, of Bristol, was
the guest of Mrs. Cate at the Inn for IA
few days during the last week.
Do you want harness of any kind,
saddles, whips, collars, brides, halters,
&C.? Call on S. II. Anderson.
Fresh millinery received direct from
New York and Baltimore the first OF
every month by Miss Mary V. Russell.
On account of Monday being The
regular time for Quarterly Court, the
Circuit Court did not convene until
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wattenbarger,
with their interesting children, were i'll
town Monday, shopping and seeing
the sights.
Mrs. Maggie Grisham and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tate Earnest, will leave this
week for Tate Springs, W here they will
spend some time.
John A. Eayless, baggage master on
the accommodation train, has been
spending a few days this week with his
family in this place.
Hon. w. T. 3rownlow arrivedin town
last Friday from Washington City, and
will remain here until after the col
vention at Greenevilie.
Miss Mary Y. Russell buys her mil
linery direct from Hill Bros. and A. IL.
Stebbins. of New York, and Blake,
Dowell & Helm, of Baltimore.
Mrs. John S. Mathes has returned
from Mobile, Ala, where she has been
for about six weeks. She is reported
as being much improved in health.
Mrs. Lizzie Russell is in Jonesboro,
with Miss Mary V. Russell, in the mil
linery business. She is here to stay
and will be glad t. see her friends at
the old stand.
Rev. Geo. ID. French, presiding elder
of the Morristown district will preach
at the Methodist Church Sunday morn
jug, it being the tine of the quarterly
mee,,ng services.
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 thai
the report is false. When she leaves
she will SO inform the public through
this paper:
Mrs. j. L. Larrance entertained Mrs
Botsford, Mr.. and Mrs. Fornshell ano
Chauncey r. Botsford last Wednesday
at dinner. The dinner was excellent
the table being spread with all the deli
cacies of the season.
Rev. Mr.. Conan, of Franklin, N. G..
preached two most excellent sermons
ii this place last Sunday, one at the M
4. Church South in the morning anc
he other at the Second Presbyterian
Church in the evening.
j. w. Depew, of Limestone, was il
1 Sn Monday.
'Sqrire Crnmley, of Matuta, was il
aown Monday.
aw bats--a beautiful line-a
v ut Hoss'.
Il. r. O'Brien, mayor of Erwin, wa'
q va IT, 4 week.
Son Cafe was down from Bristol las