Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-05-30
New goods at r. NJ. Mays

ooVoh Diuhhci Wuub l,OUV pOuuu
of butter.
"Phelim," of Garber's Mill, was i
town Saturday.
7. S. Lingenfelter, of Telford, was i
our city Monday.
W. G. Snapp, of johnson City, wa
in our city last Thursday.
Remember Patton & Drummer pa,
the highest price for produce.
A few loads Of good wood wanted a
this office Oh subscription at once.
Judge Kirkpatrick summer residenc,
at Unaka Springs is about completed
If you want a good watch and chair
for a little money 60 to H. H.. McPer
son.
II. r. Phinney has moved back to the
Jackson property on the hill neal the
depot.
81. II. MCPHERSON will sell you jew
elry cheaper than you can buy it else.
where.
Miss Kate Young was visiting hel
aunt Mrs. W. Hodge, in johnson City,
last week.
Mathes & Patton will deliver you ice
on short notice. Leave your orders
with them.
Judge Kirkpatrick and Capt. Reeves
were attending Chancery Court in Err
win last week.
Come and see our point'd, Irlande
and Normandy Valenclennes lans at
R. M. Nays.
Fires and o~vercoats at night are as
essential to comfort in Jonesboro now
as they usually are in October.
A number of Grand Army men from
Jonesboro will attend the memorial
services today at Pleasant Grove.
DO not think of sending away from
Jonesboro to buy your s%ilverware, but
see II. Fl. McPherson's stock, and buy.
Rev. w. NJ. Vines pastor of the Bap-
fist Church in Johnson City was circu-
lating among friends in Jonesboro this
week.
You must see to appreciate our new
line of o~rgandies, batistes, percals,
ginghams, dotted muslins, challies ETC.,
at R. NJ. Nays
The village calaboose has been moved
into a more desirable location, and
with p~leasanter surroundings it is
thought will do a better business.
E. A. Shipley attended the Farmers
Convention, which was held in Knox
vile last week to witness the experts
shoot in the Gun Club Tournament.
Col. T. H. Reeves returned from
Washington City last Friday afternoon.
He left his daughter, Miss Kate, who
will remain with friends some weeks.
s. ]. Watts, Chairman of the Re-
publican Executive Committee of Uni
col County, was up in Jonesboro Satur-
day and honored us with a short call.
The oil in the street lamps gave out
Monday night before bed time, and
belated pedestrians had to rely ON star
light in their preambulation about
town.
To have your prescriptions carefully
compounded go to F. E Britton City
Druggist. Ale carries the largest and
most complete stock of drugs east of
Knoxville.
w. G. Emmert, a we'll known citizen
of Erwin, died recently. and his funeral
sermon will be preached in the Chris
tan Church of that place on the fourth
Sunday in June.
Miss Mary H. Baker, Miss Stella
Wexler, Orvill Shepherd, ]. w. Moul-
ton and d. P. Shepherd, were delegates
from Fall Branch to THE Sunday School
Convention held in Knoxville last
week.
r. q. Walker, an artist from SEWER
vile Tenn, has opened a photograph
gallery over the store of Keebler Bros,
and would be glad to have the public
call and examine his claims to a share
of their business.
Don't forget the Republican County
Convention next Monday to appoint
delegates to the State Judicial Conven-
ton. Let all Republicans in the coun-
ty who III do 30, come and take part
in the proceedings.
1T is currently reported that a represen
tative of the English Company will soon
reach Jonesboro with money to pay off
the debts against the Embreville prop
erty, and it is hoped work will then be
resumed at that place.
Mrs. Murphy returned from a visit of
several weeks in Baltimore, last Wed.
nesday. She had an enjoyable time,
and is wonderfully impressed with the
sights of Baltimore, Washington, and
other points which she visited during
her absence.
We noticed a few days ago on the
street in front of this office a white, or
albino sparrow, the first one ever seen
here. While they are not at all CON-
mon, it is not strange that such freaks
should occur among the pestiferious
little foreigners.
An occasional bottle of Ayers Ssr:
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