Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-09-29
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
Those of our subscribers who desire
to pay their subscriptions in wood will
bring it in now, before the roads
get bad. Bring twenty inch wood.

Salt, Salt, Salt at q. @. Mottern' g.
For furniture call on Dosser Bros.
Pencils, tabl its, satch ,ls, etc., at Miss
Eugenia Murphy's.
Henry Smith spent Sunday at John
son City.
A. F. Carter, Of Atlanta, Ca, was in
town Saturday.
Buy your horse collars, halters, &c..
of S. H. Anderson.
Frank Dosser and family went out to
Embreeville Sunday.
Do your trading with J.. j. Hunt if
you would save money.
Does your watch need repairing? If
30 take it to H. III. Mcpherson.
Walking hats, toques and turbans in
black straw, at NJ. V. Russell's.
G. M. Davis and VIM. Simpson re.
turned from Washington Saturday.
For Rent.-Four rooms in dwelling
house. Apply to Mrs. Ida Peoples.
Teeth extracted without pain. See
PIERCE. Aggravated painless remedy.
To have prescriptions carefully COM
pounded take them to Sam ID. Stuart.
For school books and all kinds of
school supplies call on John s. Mathes.
Hon. j.. A. West was in the city Sat-
urday and gave the office a pleasant
call.
If you want a set of pillow harness,
don't buy until you see s. Fl. Ander-
sons.
II. H. Mcpherson will repair your
watch and guarantee it to give salts
faction.
Tablets, pencils, pens, ink, sachels,
all cheaper than ever at John S. Mathes'
drug store.
Black Diamond Cement, just fresh
from the factory, only $3.50 per barrel,
at j.. j. Hunts.
Didn't you smile a smile at the show
at Temperance Hall last week. Ha!
ha! it was a daisy.
A. c. Britton is in town for a few
days. He says the reunion at Wash
inptOn was immense
w. d. Biddle, one of Knoxville's
hustling groceries drummers was here
and at Embreeville Saturday
Messrs. Luck Carr and s. B. Keefau-
yer are still in a precarious condition,
but it is hoped are doing very well.
You can buy stoves, hardware, tin
ware, lamps, ETC., to better advantage
from j. j. Hunt than anywhere else.
Miss Ellen Rhea, of Knoxville, who
has been with her sister, Mrs. Fain, for
u few days, went down to Fullen's
Friday.
s. H. Anderson has a very fine new
dray and transfer wagon, and is pre-
pared to haul freight or baggage on
short notice.
Will Perry and wife, of Knoxville,
came up Friday and went out to the
river Saturday to spend day or two
at Mr.. Swingles'.
From the way farmers are taking out
fertilizer they will be in debt and as
much if not more next year than this;
they should let up a little.
Miss Matte Northington, of Denver,
Colorado, and Mrs. Mary A. Smith, of
Kansas City, Mo-, have been visiting
the family of John P. Smith.
Mrs. Jacob Hunt, of Butler, Mo-, in
company with her children and her
mother in law, Mrs. Rachel Hunt, is
visiting her father A. G. Broyles.
]. A. Bradshaw will-we understand
move to town in a few days, in the Hall
property on Cherokee street, we are
glad to welcome such good citizens.
Rev. w. M. Vines, pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Bell Buckle, Tenn, will
resign his pastorate and enter the South
ern Baptist Seminary at Louisville, KY,
soon.
Among some of u county people in
town Monday were VIM. Hancher, S.
A. Early, w. P. Smith, J. s. Moore, ].
A. Bailey, j. w. Cox, J.. A. West and
Sam Graham.
Earnest Dooley, Mrs. j. w. Hoss's
brother, is very low with typhoid fever
at his home, Cleveland, Tenn. His
brother Joe went down Monday to see
him, having been called by telegraph.
Frank Hannah will have to come
again as Robt. Broyles, of Conkling,
reports a melon weighing So pounds
and said that nineteen persons ate of il
and still some was left. Got any dol.
lars leftp
Owl Brand Guano for sale by Jas. A
boyd, Jonesboro, Tenn. If you want
the best buy the Owl brand. 1t has
been proven in this county for several
years on all sorts of crops to be a srpe
rior Fertilizer.
L. w. Kennedy, wife and two chill
dren, of Nashville, arrived in town last
Thursday, on a visit to his mother
Mrs. Fornshell. Mr.. Kennedy has since
gone to Clinton for the purpose of re-
porting the trials of the Coal Creel
miners.
On account of the Methodist church
hainC closed for rapaire tho congrara