Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-05-16
New goods at r. NJ. Nays

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DOsser Bros.
Peter Harkins was down from John
son City Monday.
New patterns of mattings just re-
ceived, by Dosser Bros.
When you want nice fresh butter go
to Keebler Bros. and get it.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKensie, of johnson
City, were in town Monday.
Don't forget to price our goods when
In town. Patton & Drummer.
Miss Jodie Oliver, of johnson City,
spent Sunday with home folks.
Calicoes, ginghams, everything goes
at reduced prices, at Dosser Bros.
Some eye openers in the new MILL.
merry to be seen at M. V. Russell's.
An elegant line of kangaroo and calf
shoes for gentlemen, at Dosser Bros.
j. F. Bolton, ESQ.,, honored our Of
fee with u pleasant call last week.
Mathes & Patton have a full line of
fresh patent medicines. Go there and
buy.
Rev. Isaac Emory, State Sunday
School worker, was in town Friday
last.
II. H. Mcpherson will sell you jew
elry cheaper than you a buy it else
where.
New goods coming both from New
York and Baltimore to Miss Slemons
this week.
Go to Patton & Drummer and get your
seed sweet potatoes, Kentucky whites
are the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boyd, of John
son City, spent Sunday with Ii. R.
Phinney 3 family.
Mrs. Sam Henley, of Telfords Depot,
who has been sick for several months,
died last Saturday.
If you want anything in the way Of
hats or bonnets, trimmed or untrimmed,
call on Miss Russell.
j. W. Hoss and family are visiting
Mrs. Hoss' mother, Mrs. Dooley ut Ar.
cadie Sullivan County.
No other preparation 80 meets
the wants OF a debilitated system
rs Ayers Sarsaparilla.
S. A. Cooper the great machine man,
OF Knoxville, was mingling with bust
ness men first OF the eek.
Frank kirkpatrick and Eugene Dead
erick came up from Maj. Deakins Mon
day and went on the road again.
Geo. P. Carpenter representing the
Merrick Thread Co., of Chicago ILL.,,
left for the country Monday morning.
DO not think of sending away from
Jonesboro to buy your silverware, but
see Ii. II. Mcpherson 3 stock, and buy.
Miss Lula Deakins. daughter of R. M.
K. Deakins, of Morning Star, spent Il
few days last week with Monnie Os-
borne.
Robt. B. Reed, of Telford, was in
town Saturday and did not forget to
leave u dollar with the Herald and
Tribune.
The soldiers graves at Maple Grove,
will be decorated by the citizens on
Friday, June /. A general attendance
is requested.
You must see to appreciate our new
line of organdies, batistes, percals,
ginghams, dotted muslins, challies etc.,
at r. NJ. Mays
j. 7. s. Cannon, of Knoxville, is
hustling around among our country
merchants this week furnishing groc-
cries to all he can.
NJ. F. Hickey, Republican nominee
for Sheriff, WAS in town the other day
and ordered the Herald and Tribune
sent to his address.
s. 7. Martin and W. B. White attended
the closing exercises of our school,
they both have daughters in school
here that have done we'll.
By an oversight we failed last week
to note the presence of Mrs. Sam DAVIS,
of Knoxville, who is here ON a visit to
her grandfather, d. c. Aiken.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Foley, who have
been visiting Mrs. Charles Hargis, left
for their home in New York City last
Friday after enjoying a PHEASANT visit.
R. F. Wells, of Hartman, was here
on business Saturday and rented his
hotel again TO l.. H. Patton for one
year. Mr.. Patton will u it in first
class style.
o. L. Hensley, who has q first class
photograph gallery over Keebler Bros.
new store, reports that he will have an
expert artist with him June 1; call
and see him.
For Sale-Sixteen horse power port
able steam, skid engine, new, in good
order. am getting too old to run 1t,
aud will sell it cheap. Call on or ad,
dress ]. M. Osborne, J~onesboro, Tenn
We have several subscribers on oul
books who are in arrears from one t.
three years, and as we have to pay
cash for paper and labor it would as
sist us considerably If they would pa,