Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-08-29

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fit keeps on raining there will hardly
be room in the field to shuck t he corn.
Herbert Mcpherson has a large line
of fine spectacles. Call and see them.
Miss Maggie Robertson returned to
her home in Fincastle, Virginia, Mon.
day.
Miss Dollie Malone, of G~reeneville,
is visiting friends in Jonesboro this
week.
H. H. Mcpherson will sell you jew
elry cheaper than you can buy it else
where.
Miss Leona Smith went up to Bristol
last week to visit her grandfather, DR..
Berry.
Don't forget to read our advertise
ment. Bargains at cost. Patton &
Drummer.
Take your prescriptions to Mathes &
Patton, they keep the freshest drugs
in town.
A nice line of soaps, powders, triple
extract perfumes, toilet waters, ETC., at
Mathes & Patton's
Mrs. Printup and daughter, who
have been visiting in this place, went
to Bristol last weak.
Do you want to fight? Just let it be
known and you will get into it. Jones'
boro is on the wal path.
There will be fresh millinery received
every two weeks from now until the
holidays at NJ. V. Russell's.
LosT-Sunday the 10th, a lock brace.
let, engraved on one side of chain
leave at this office and receive reward.
Don't forget that you can buy hats,
underwear, collars, trunks, bedticking,
dress goods, etc., at cost at Patton &
Brunner's.
Miss Kettle Smith left last week to
spend a few days in Washington and
to attend the conclave of the knights
of Pythias.
Miss Eugenia Murphy, after spending
four weeks at Unaka, returned last
week feeling much rested and bene-
fitted by her stay.
Now is the time to get bargains.
Don't wait until it is too late. Come
and see our prices and be convinced.
Patton & Drummer.
Miss Ida Reeves, accompanied by
her brother Thomas, left last Thursday
for Washington, d. c., where she con.
templates spending the winter in the
study of music aud general pleasure
seeking.
R. NJ. May, accompanied by his son.,
Will, went east last Thursday. While
away Mr.. May will lay in his stock of
fall and winter goods and our people
may expect to see the finest line of
goods ever brought to Jonesboro.
On account of the building not being
ready the Jonesboro Graded School
will be some two or three weeks late
in opening its first term. The exact
date of opening will be given in this
paper as soon as it can be ascertained.
We hear it said that the town is full
of manageable girls, but there is not
a boy in town who can support a wife.
We deny the allegation and defy the
alligator"to try and see. There is no
limit to the of q Jonesboro
boy. Score us one.
John s. Mathes certainly has the
largest and best selected stock of school
books and school supplies in the place
anything and everything used in
both the town and country schools,
and is therefore prepared to offer extra
bargains in that line. Call and see for
yourselves.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of W. P. Brownlow, Receiver for
the Embreeville Iron Company. He
has three mules and two horses for
sale. Terms,six months time with good
security. The sale takes place on
County Court day at the Court House
door in Jonesboro.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of. Dosser Bros. in this paper.
They are receiving an unusually large
and elegant stock of fall and winter
goods, bought with good judgment and
in a favorable market. Their stock
will contain a great many novelties
and all the standard styles and quail
ties in staple and fancy dry goods. Do
not buy before looking at their stock.
The Confederate Veterans Associa.
ton of Upper East Tennessee will hold
its seventh reunion at Rogersville
Thursday, September 6, 1894. All ex-
C~onfederates in the First and Second
Congressional Districts are invited.
Prominent speakers, Federal and Con
federate, have been invited and will be
present. A good time is promised to
all who may attend. The people of
Rogersville and Hawkins County say
to all Confeder ates come and enjoy
our hospitality"
Rev, Jasper Howell, who has for the
past year been the efficient pastor OF
the Baptist Church, preached his Iast
sermon last Sunday night, and left
yesterday for Wake Forest College,