Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-08-23
Stuart remedies are the best.

Rev. j. II. Moore " rs in town Monday.
Mrs. j. j, Hunt returned from Maine
Thursday.
We a please you in bats and prices
at M. V. Russell.
Miss Kate Deaderick has been quite
sick for several DAYS.
DR.. j. ID. Tadlock, of Columbia, S c.,
was in our city Friday.
s. Ii. Anderson has the best line of
buggies and harness in town.
StuartIs Sure Cure for scrofula is the
greatest blood purifier ON earth.
Jonesboro is well supplied with fruit
and melons at reasonable prices.
See those lovely embroidered surah
silk infant caps at M. V. Russell's.
DIR. E. l.. Deaderick, of Knoxville,
was up the latter part of last week.
Ladies will find some new fall mil
linery at M. V. Russell's next week.
Beautiful feathers in fancy effects
and standard colors at NJ. V. Russell's.
Judge Hart was in town this week
looking after the interest of the Co !ntv.
Don't buy until you see NJ. V. Rus
sells hats; they are of the latest styles.
w. N. Babb, fireman on the E. T. V.
q G. r. R., is at home for a few days
rest.
Why is it that F. E.. Britton sells
good SO much cheaper than any one
else.
II you want a good watch and chain
for a little money 60 to H. H. McPer-
son.
Any n desiring to rent a portion of
a good house, well located, call at this
office.
Twenty five shares Jonesboro Cotton
Mill stock for sale. Call ON Chas. A.
Reeves.
Mrs. Brownlow, Misses Annie and
Clara returned from Strongs Spring
Thursday.
II. H McPerson will repair your
watches and jewelry and guarantee
satisfaction.
Joe Brown, of Chattanooga, is visit
ing Mrs. Margaret Brown, his mother,
of this place.
Cleanse the blood with Ayers Sar
saparilla, and realize what poor health
you have had.
A full line of newest fall millinery
just in from New York and Baltimore
at NJ. v. Russell's.
Maj. j. d. Cox's family and Mrs. R.
G. Kitzmiller returned from Clark's
Springs Thursday.
Misses Nell Mason and Lena Ander-
son are spending a week or two at Nor
ristown with relatives.
r. M. X. Deakins has received a car
load of cans and is now Gaming toma-
toes and peaches for the market.
Mrs. W. d. Akers went to Johnson's
Thursday on the hack and took the
vestibule for Virginia, on a visit.
School hats, camp meeting hats, and
hats for all occasions can be found Miss
at Slemons, end story Dosser Bros.
Times are hard and every dollar saved
is a dollar made. You can a v a big
doctor bill by getting q bottle of s. C.S
Mrs. George Sifford, of the Fourteenth
District, died last Thursday night. and
was buried at Pleasant Valley Sunday.
Dom fail to attend the lecture at the
the M. E. Church South next Thursday
night if you want to 'Iaugh and grow
fat"
Mrs. Sallie jarvis, widow of A. M.
Jarvis, died Monday morning and was
buried at Speedwell in the Eighth
District.
Misses Beulah and Lena Thomas,
who have been visiting at Bristol and
Bluff City for the past two weeks, are
at home.
The Doe River Colored Baptist Asso-
citation and Colored Methodist Confer
ence were in session here Saturday and
Sunday last.
Mai. +. w. Earnest and wife are Wis
iting their son, Tate L. Earnest of this
place. They will return to Washington
after o short vacation.
Jas. II. Cox, of this county, who went
to Texas two years ago returned Mon
day. His wife died in June. He says
he is done with Texas.
The Misses Reese, Miss Macfee and
Miss Mcneil, of New Orleans, are at
the Planters House for q few weeks
rest in this salubrious climate.
John s. Mathes has a full line Of
school books and school supplies; any
thing you want, which he is selling at
live and let live prices, for cash only.
Rev. j. T. Wilds who usually spends
his vacation in Jonesboro, is o in
Europe, and has written a letter to
home folks, which we will publish next
week.
VIM. G, Mathes was down from
johnson City Monday attending a
meeting of a committee to make a re-
port ON the work done by Mr.. Wood on
the Cation Mill books,