Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-06-22
remedies are the best.

iOi AuihisuIe cail Oh DOSSer bros.
j. r. Russell came home Saturday.
Go to Mcpherson for watch repairs.
A. Brewer, of BRISTOL, was IN town
Monday.
Il. ID. MCPHERSON is o first class man
on watches.
w. r. Lampson left for his home
in Kansas City.
New millinery goods every week,
at NJ. v. Russell's.
If your watch is out of order take 1t
10 H. H. Mcpherson.
Leave your laundry with Frank Pat
ton at Dosser Bro 3 store.
Z. A. Stuart and wife, of Dallas
Texas, are ut A. NJ. Stuarts.
Stuart's Sure Cure for scrofula is the
greatest blood purifier on earth.
Ii you want a square meal at old
time rates go to the Planters House.
Fresh Millinery at NJ. ". Russell's
every week. Prices to suit the times.
Don't buy a saddle, bride or blank
ct until you have priced S. H. Ander-
sons.
Twenty five shares Jonesboro Cotton
Mill stock for sale. Call on Chas. A.
Reeves.
Miss Alice Slemons and Miss Ferman,
took a pleasure trip to Embreville last
Friday.
James @. Bates, practical house
painter. Jonesboro Tenn. Work by
0on'i"ol uay'
Messers CURE and Deaderick, fruit
tree men, of North Carolina are
among us again.
If you want q blood purifier one will
do You good try the g medicine put
up by Sam Stuart.
Miss Hall and Miss Doggett, went to
Sullivan County Saturday, to visit re-
latives a few weeks. 81
John s. Boyd representing Sanford
Chamberlain and Albers, of Knoxville
was in town Monday.
John H. Blair, of Knoxville, was up
Friday and went to. Embreville, to look
after his interest there.
Frank Patton is agent for the Bristol
steam laundry, he guarantees all work
to be strictly first class.
Any one desiring Fire or Accident
insurance can be accommodated by
calling on Chas. a. Reeves.
We gather up and deliver all laun,
dry free. Just notify Frank Patton.
agent, when you are ready to send.
We have at last got what the people
have been crying for, the greatest puri'
fer on earth. SAM D. STUART DRUG Co,
Miss Mary Swadley, Mrs. T. ]. Gal
loway and son, Of Johnson City, were
guests of Mrs. j. A. T. Bacon las,
week.
j. F. Bolton, one of Washington
countys best Republicans, paid the
Herald and Tribune office a call Mon
day last.
Wonder whats the matter with the
prayer meetings at Leabaron Va
The News intimates that a training
school is necessary for their prayer
meetings.
Joe Mahoney went up into the mouI
tains of Unicoi, Monday to measure
lumber for Col. DUNCAN at Arch Tay
lor's sawmill.
Persons desiring to buy OIL sell rea
estate will be assisted by calling OIL
Chas. A. Reeves at his Office in Jones
boro, Tennessee, Main street.
A. r. MOulton and wife, of Fal
Branch, passed through Jon esbor,
Saturday enroute to johnson City, t.
visit their daughter, Mrs. T. B. Klep
per.
Mrs. Carrie Moses and children, al
rived Saturday morning, from Ran
leigh North Carolina, to spend part o
the summer with her mother Mrs. NJ
A.. Dosser.
Sam Smith, one of the best engineer
on the E. 7. Va. &. Ga. Ry., moved h
family here from Knoxville, last week
They occupy their new home near hi
brother Ross.
Next Sunday will be Rev. G. III. Pc
hemus last sermon here: Union se
vices will be in the Second Presbyte
ian Church Sunday evening appr'
pirate to the occasion.
Misses Rebecca and Allie Newlant
and Kate and Pid Anderson, stOppe
off here last week on their return frol
Ashville North Carolina, and visite
relatives for a few days. Three of ii
young ladies have been in school theI
the last year.
Jas. M. Reeves, a member of th
Equalization Board, spent an hour !
our Sauctum last Monday evening
and expressed the opinion that Co
VIM. Mckinley is the coming man ft
President in 1896. So note it be.
Jas. E. Hale, one of eur best farme
has left at our office a sample Of whe'
and timothy raised by him this yea
that will be hard to beat. The whej
Is well filled and the timothy hea,
from 10 to 10 inches in length fro
last years sowing.
The board of Equalization consis
ing of Jas. M. Reeves. q. w. Swinpl