Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-05-12
many Joneshoro boys who are doing

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A.. R. Moulton, of Fall Branch, spent
Monday in town.
Our good friend, DR.. j. G. Hunter,
was in town Thursday.
All kinds of patent medicines sold by
F. E. Britton, City Druggist.
Mrs, A. T. Dosser spent Sunday al
Embreeville with her husband.
Hon. w. P. Brownlow returned to
Washington Monday morning.
When you want an honest dollars
worth of goods call. R. NJ. May.
W. T. Pritchett spent one day last
week in Bristol after business affairs.
Millinery just in from Blake, Dowell
& Helm, Baltimore lat MaryV. Russell s
To have prescriptions carefully COM
pounded take them to. Sam d. Stuart.
Maj. Jas. G. Campbell, our log man,
came home from North Carolina Thurs,
day.
Beautiful Flowers and latest styles
in Hats and Bonnets at Mary V. Rus
sells.
Good goods cheap. Come and see
me and show your cents (sense). R.
NJ. May.
Mrs. LYDIA Wells and her baby are
visiting her fathers family, j. B.
Simpson.
Will Babb, a fireman on the East
Tennessee Road, is at home resting a
few days.
Thomas Peoples is in town this week
on business, but will return to Johnson
City in a day or SO.
The best assortment of cheapest and
finest vehicles ever brough5 to Jones
bOro at s.. III. Anderson's s.
Chas. Nelson, who has been working
for Mr.. Watson in Virginia, came home
Saturday and expects to remain.
Clark T. Hodge, w. W. Gales, T. j.
Naper and S. G. House, Knoxville
drummers, were at the Inn Thursday.
Andy Sullivan, who has been sick at
Geo. Willets for a few days left Sunday
accompanied by his family for Knox
vile.
F. F. Dosser has been with his brother
A. T., at Embreeville for several days
helping open up their new stock of
goods.
Prof. Charles Mason has a new arri-
val at his house-a boy, but not quite
old enough for school yet, being but a
few days old.
Rev. ]. T. Wilds, Col. DUNCAN and
Arthur Simpson and some boys went
to Limestone fishing %Friday-the never
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Capt. l. E. Reeves is holding a special
term of Circuit Court this week for
Judge Brown. There will be some
railroad suits tried.
A. 7. Dosser has a pet, his ears are
rather long, but they're natural for
animals of the kind, we suppose he
has a strong voice, also.
We want Eggs, Potatoes, Dried Fruit,
Bacon and all kinds of Country Pro-
duce. Call on us at Embreeville or
Jonesboro. DossER BROS.
When Theo Hacker returned from
Nashvil q, he was like "Abner Lites,n
he was going SO fast he eouldn't stop
until he got to johnson City.
The board did good thing in having
the cellar doors made level with the
pavement it is quite an improvement
especially in front of Cox's row.
To have your prescriptions carefully
compounded go to F. E. Britton City
Druggist. He carries the largest and
most complete stock of Drugs east of
Knoxville.
We are in position to handle Country
Produce. Parties having Eggs, Pota-
toes, Dried Fruit, Bacon, etc., to sell,
will do well to see us before selling.
DossER BROS.
The following parties from this place
attended the commencement at Tuscu-
lum College last week: Rev. C. A. Dun
can, Frank Hannah, Miss Maggie Keen,
Miss Lena Mason, Alva Keen, S. H. l..
Cooper.
James G. Sullivan, one of the con-
tractors who built the Embreeville
road and graded the streets at Embree-
vile, was in town Thursday. Andy
and Jas. Sullivan have a contract in
VyoihiuS'
There was a cobweb sociable given
under the auspices of the W. G. T. o.,
at Mrs. ]. B. Simpsons last Friday
night; ice cream, cakes, &C., were served
in good style and it was indeed a very
enjoyable occasion and was well at
tended by our young people.
Rev. ]. N. Baker and wife were in
town Monday, horseback and as they
started home came near being struck
by a freight train that was on the track,
where they crossed going out Cherokee
street. The train backed suddenly and
their horses whirled around Just in
time to save them.
Several of our citizens expect to go
to Washington College next Sunday to