Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-05-25
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
Stuart's remedies are the best.

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ser Bros.
ii. II. Mcpherson is a first class MAJ
on watches.
If your watch is out of order take i
to IL. II. Mcpherson.
II. G. Hart and Thad Cox, were dowr
from Johnson City Monday.
s. II. Anderson has the best line OF
buggies and harness in town.
If the late frost didn't bite your
wool we want it. Dosser Bros.
r. M. May and wife, spent Sunday
with Major Deakin on the river.
If your girl wants a nice finger ring
go to MCPHERSON and buy her one.
Col. ID. S. McIntire, of johnson City,
was in the city Monday on business.
Miss Mollie Seamon went down
home with Miss Minnie May, Sunday.
We are in position to handle all
kinds of country produce. Dosser
Bros.
The prices move them. Bargins
every day in the week, at NJ. V. Rus.
sells.
Twenty five shares Jonesboro Cotton
Mill stock for sale. Call on Chas. A.
Reeves.
John Mcclure was in town, Sunday.
Thad Cox heard it and come down
Monday.
Typewrting neatly and quickly exe-
cuted by Chas. j. Cate at office of Chas
A. Reeves.
We are always at our post ready to
serve the ladies at our old stand. NJ.
V. Russell.
The Union Services will be at the
First Presbyterian Church, Sunday
night next.
Rev. G. II. Polhemus will leave the
latter part of June, for his new field of
labor in Iowa.
Rev. E. II. Mclaughlin preached
Sunday afternoon at the First Presby-
terrain church.
Miss Hassie Hacker and her brother
Marcellus, are visiting the family of
Judge Hacker.
Sam Dawes spent Sunday in Jones'
boro. He will be back again along in
June-and then:
If you don't want the goods you can
get the money for eggs, chickens, and
butter. Dosser Bros.
Miss Ella Neil, of Greene County,
visited the family of her uncle, Capt.
Mcpherson last week.
Capt. Thos. Ii. Easily of Sullivan
County called at the Herald and Trib-
une office last Thursday.
Farmers report the prospect for q
fine wheat crop as being good, and an
earley harvest is promised.
Any N desiring Fire or Accident
insurance can. be accommodated by
calling OF Chas. A. Reeves.
Rev. w. L. Winfrey, of Rogersville,
preached at the Baptist church here
Sunday last, morning and night.
Why not some of our money men
put up a half dozen good houses to
rent? They would go like hot cakes.
Tate Earnest and wife, Judge Kirk
patrick and wife and Frank Dosser
and wife spent Sunday at Embreville.
If you have that tired feeling go at
once and get s. G. S tren Sam Stuart,
one bottle will make you feel like a
new man.
Hon. w. E. F. Millburn, of Greene
vile, has been selected to deliver the
address on Decoration day at Knox
vile May 30th.
Dosser Bro's2 story, you will find
Miss Slemon with q nice new stock of
millinery, and a Baltimore milliner
to trim you a stylish hat.
Mrs. j. J.. Hunt left for Chicago
Wednesday, she will meet her parents
there, and after taking in the fair will
visit them in Portland Me.
Charles F. Decker. of Chucky Valley,
the owner of the celebrated Washing
ton County Pottery, wal in town Tues
day, the first time since April 1892.
The command to Multiply and re-
plinish the earth" is al faithfully OBJ
served in Jonesboro. as any town of its
opportunities on this Mundane Sphere.
The Congregation of the second
Presbyterian church has secured Rev.
David Wills, of Philadelphia as a tenn.
porary supply during July and August.
Rev. c. H. Polhemus, Pastor of the
second Presbyterian church in this
place is holding a service of Gospel
meeting, at Ebenezer chapel in Jim
town this week.
A. r. Moulton, of FALL Branch, one
c. Washington county's best citizens
came to town Saturday, and left a to-
ken of his regards by subscribing for
the Herald and Tribune.
If you want a good hay fork for one
or two horses put up in your barn
ready for work, or if you want a pair
of improved Chester White Pigs, write
to A. M. Mettetal, Blizzard, Tennessee.