Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-05-09

Madame Thomson shealth corsets 1T
Miss Slemons.
Eli Anderson and So, Dick, OF Pinsy
Flats, were in town Monday.
Don forget to prid our goods when
in town. Patton & Drummer.
Return balls, tents sets, and all
kinds of toys, at MissMurphy's.
A few loads of goo wood wanted at
this Office on subscrition at once.
Ladies come and bee some lovely
hats, decidedly new, + M. V. Russell's.
Mathes & Patton hve a full line of
fresh patent medicins. Go there and
buy.
Miss Murphy has aIull line OF base
ball goods-bats from &c. up, belts and
caps
Patton and Brunnf are continually
receiving new good. Call and see
them.
Keebler Bros. paw cash for butter,
eggs, poultry and all kinds of country
produce.
Some Of vi peopR had business in
Bristol Saturday-brepaughs circus
was there.
The regular monthly meeting of
Rhea Lodge No. AZ occurs next Mon
day night.
Mrs. w. m. Mitchell and son Sam, OF
Broylesville, were shipping in u city
Saturday.
II. H. McPerson will repair your
watches and jewelry and guarantee
satisfaction.
Ira G. c. Rinehart a former Jones'
boro boy is married and lives in Des
Moines, Iowa.
Come and see our point'd, Irlande
and Normandy vaenclennes lans at
R. NJ. Mays.
Dosser Bros. say they will receive
some patterns of sltteens lust too
lovely for anything.p
Do not fail to see new s~atteens light
and dark patterns, fOr dresses and shirt
,ra;a&, NJ nnaaa~ De-
Take your prescriptions to Mathes &
Patton's and they will be filled with
care and at a moderate price
Miss Mary Bowers, of Boon's Creek,
visiting friends aud relatives in
JonesborO during the past week.
W. z. Taylor and wife were up from
Fall Brunch Monday. Mrs. Taylor is
having her eyes treated by DR.. Whit
lock.
You must see to appreciate our new
line of Organdies, batistes, p%ercals,
ginghams, dotted muslins, challies etc.,
at K. NJ. Mays
The medals intended for successful
pupils in our school are now on exhi-
bition at Herbert MCPHERSON ., and all
should call and see them.
Judge H. C. Hart was down Monday
issuing out county warrants to cover the
expenses of the courts here and at
Johnson City for their last terms.
Mrs. Nellie Cox, of johnson City,
will be in this place from tomorrow
Thursday, until Wednesday, and will
be pleased to meet her friends at her
mothers.
Judge Kirkpatrick is at Erwin super
intending the construction of a summer
residence of eight rooms at Unaka
Springs, where his family intend
spending the summer.
The door of the postofice should be
enlarged as it is too small to allow of
many to stand in at nee while they
read their letters and at the same time
permit others to pass in or out.
/. The State League Executive Com
mittee was in session at Nashville last
Thursday, and selected Grant Jarvis
as Chairman of the Republican Club
work for the First Congressional Dis
trict.
DR.. Dobson authorizes the Herald
and Tribune to say that while he highly
appreciates the honor conferred by his
nomination for Trustee, his private
business is such that he must decline
the nomination.
Walter Moulton, of Fall Branch,
Will CARRIER, of the Fourth District, W,
P. Smith, of the First District, DR.. Pat
ton of Telfor and DR.. A. s. N. Dobson
Democratic nominee for Trustee, wer'
in town Monday.
The Board of education reorganizet
last week as follows: President Col
R. H. DUNCAN, Secretary Capt. I. E
Reeves, Treasurer J. B. Simpson, mem
bers, Judge s. ]. Kirkpatrick Judg'
Newton Hacker and Capt. A. s. Dead
erick.
The following marriage license hav'
been recently issued. John F. Lane t.
Miss NJ. E. johnson, William Suthel
land to Miss Sarah l. Davis, Samuel ]
| Keebler to Miss Bertha Wilson, E. ]
Bayless to Miss Mary E. Hester, Jas. I
| Hoss to Miss Sarah A. Mccall.
r. M. K. Deakins was in town Nor
day and informed us that he will hav
about ten acres in tomatoes this yea
In view Of the failure of the fruit an
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