Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-10-11
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A fraud, calling himself Prof. Chav-
ron, is going the rounds. Watch him.
Miss Murphy keeps a full line of
school supplies, and sells them cheap.
Why is it that F. E. Britton sells
good so much cheaper than any one
else.
Don't buy a saddle, bride or blank
ct until you have priced S. HI. Ander-
son 3.
ID. FL. Mcpherson keeps a full line
OF Jewelry and watches, give him a
call sure.
s. FL. Anderson has the best line of
linen lap busters ever brought to
Jonesboro.
IL. II McPerson will repair your
watches and jewelry and guarantee
satisfaction.
II you want your blood cleansed go
and get a bottle of that medicine from
Sam d. Stuart.
Rev. Jasper Howell and Charles A.
Reeves left for Bluff City Monday night
to be at the wedding.
We have at last got what the people
have been crying for, the greatest puri-
fer on earth. SAM d. STUART DRUG Co.
Miss Ida Reeves and Miss Alice Long
went to Bluff City last Thursday to
spend a week with Miss Adelia Crouch.
j.. II. Peoples run up to Bluff City
last night to witness the wedding, but
will be at his place of business as usual
this morning.
Miss Slemons has q new stock of
stamped goods to select from. Splashers,
tray cloths, &c. Begin in time to get
ready for Christmas.
DR.. j. G. Hunter, of the Fifth District,
was in town Monday, and expressed his
unwavering faith in the final triumph
of Republican principles.
Oscar Hodge, of Bluff City, who was
visiting relatives and friends on Boon's
Creek last week, spent Friday in Jones.
boro visiting Chas. A. Reeves.
Save doctor bills by getting a bottle
OF S. G. S. and taking it. 1t will regu-
late your kidneys, liver and blood, do
not fail to try 1t. SAM ID. STUART.
To have your prescriptions carefully
compounded go to F. E Britton City
Druggist. He carries the largest and
most complete stock of drugs esast of
Knoxville.
Lost-A three year old cow, crop and
under bit off each ear, j on left hip,
red and short horns. Finder will please
me and receive reward. G. Y.
Deaderick, Hendricks Creek.
Chester Allison and Miss Jessie Ches-
ter were married in the main road near
her mothers residence below town last
Sunday evening by Squire Chas. A.
Reeves in the presence of Chas. Britton
and w. T. Pritchett.
We have made arrangements by
which we a furnish the Herald and
Tribune and Farm Journal and Ameri-
can Farmer and Farm News to any new
subscriber who pays one dollar in ad-
vance, or to those in arrears who pay
up all claims against them. Sample
of the paper can be seen at
this Office.
IF Jonesboro is finished, swhat are
your people going to do next" Well,
if reports be true, a respectable per
cent. of the population are doing bust
ness under Gen. 1928, to supply inhabi-
tants for unfinished towns. The balance
of us have the privilege of setting on
the fence and watch the vestibule pass
without stopping at the oldest town in
the State.
Several hundred pensioners were JUS
pended from the Knoxville Agency
under the celebrated attack made by
the Hon. Hoke Smith on the Act of
1890. Sundays Journal says the re-
storations are now coming in more
rapidly than the suspensions came.
Notices were received at the Pension
Agency last Friday of the restoration
oil 1870 persons. Some of them however
az lower rates than before they were
suspended.
While the people of various towns in
East Tennessee have been patronizing
the Worlds Fair quite literally, Jones'
boro is marching right along close to
the head of the procession. Up to last
Monday fifty three of our citizens had
attended the Fair, and on Monday Of
this week Judge Hacker, wife, daugh-
ter and son, Chauncey, left, and yester-
day saw the departure of John d. Cox,
wife, son and daughter, Misses Eugenia
Murphy, Kate Deaderick and Lillian
Dosser, j. W. Hoss and Hugh Kirkpat-
rick ; making sixty six in all. Pretty
good for a finished town." and still
there are more to go.
Craam-un Shin. MIL,