Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-12-26
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.

The banks were closed yesterday.
Ladies Raglans at 81 80. r. M. May.
II. c. jackson was in town Monday.
Wooden dress goods 1911 cents. R. NJ.
May.
Sunday School candles at Fink &
Beautiful cut glassware at Miss
Murphy's.
For all kinds of fancy articles 30 to
Miss Murphy's.
Mrs. s. A. Bowel was In town shop.
ping last Friday.
A beautiful line of s~ilverware at H.
Fl. McPherson's.
Seedless raisins, %citron, currants, etc.,
at Fink & Hickey's.
Best line of canned goods fresh and
low. Fink & hickey.
Wanted-two thousand bushels of
beans at R. NJ. Mays.
Bisque figures and vases, in many
designs at Miss Murphy's
Miss Minute May is at home from col
lege to spend the holidays.
Dried peaches, a~pricots, apples,
,prupes,I etc. Fink & Hickey. T. Il ~
( lWantsd-Ten car loads shelled corn
at SHE: cash. Dosser Bros.
A large and we'll selected line of
toilet soaps at Mathes & Patton's
Majolica, French China and Royal
Worcester ware at Miss Murphy's
Mrs. Sam DAVIS spent a few days last
week In Bristol, visiting relatives.
Boys, We have the finest line of can.
dy for your girl. Fink and Hickey.
R, N. May has the largest line of
dress goods ever brought to Jonesboro.
Fink & Hickey at old stand with a
fine Tot Of candies, nuts, oranges, etc.
Miss Matte Hale 10 spending the
holidays with her parents in the coun-
Try
Chauncey Hacker is at home from
Athens 10 spend Christmas with his
parents.
Miss Sallie Willett still remains in q
critical condition with some hopes of
her recovery.
Elegant vases, rose bowls, pitchers,
plates and ia ncy cups and saucers at
Miss Murphy's
Miss Jessie Kirkpatrick is spending
the holidays with her aunt, Mrs.
French, In Bristol.
Everybody go to hear Robt. L. Tay-
lor's lecture, "Visions and Dreams;" it
will be q ARE treat.
A great treat 10 in store for u people.
Bob Taylor lectures here Thursday
December 81, 1894.
His reputation is national. Then
don't miss Bob Taylor's lecture, Thurs
day night, December 81, 1894.
One day last week Mr.. .Weems, the
butcher, bought Of Peter Berry a hog
which weighed 4S7 pounds net.
Chains, charms, bracelets, pins, rings,
and all articles of jewelry of any de-
scription, ut H. H. McPhersons.
Miss Nellie Willard, who has been in
here, Is spending the holidays
at her home on Hendricks Greek.
To say hat 1t is Bob Taylor, is suf-
ficient. Everybody will be there. Place,
Jonesboro; time, December 81, 1894.
Look out next week for the first in
stsllment of Haywood's History of
in the Herald and Tribune.
One OF the largest lines of ladies'
cloaks v brought to. Jonesboro, at
prices to suit the hard times, at r. NJ.
Mays.
Remember the poor during the holt
days and do something to make some
one else happy If you want to be happy
yourself.
An entertainment was given by the
Chapel Sunday School Saturday with
a nice Christmas tree full of presents
for the children.
Mr.. Onks has started up a steam corn
mill in Cummings shop, and is pre-,
pared to grind all the corn and chop
that 10 brought in. .rl .t'Al
Herbert Mcpherson has a nice line Of
siIverware suitable for holiday gifts
Be sure to call On him for anything
you want in that line.
John s. Mathes is certainly head
quarters for Bibles Of every style and
price. Oxford Teachers Bibles. BIZ
bies from Ameri san Bible Society, etc.
The teachers, including Prof. Sher,
rill, Miss Browder, Miss. Kelly and
Pfof. Ellis, all left Friday afternoon
for their respective homes to spend the
tIH-' M e. ~
All w ask is a look. II you don't
buyitwilfg be because we cant ct you
andssueh things happen you know in
ali ven regulated clothing stores. A.
G. Britton & Co. rhNJi2Ds ,-l
Notion, Fair, white, and Nice Crsw'
ford, colored, sentenced at the last
term Of Circuit Court to ten years in
the ~penitentiary for murder, appealed
their case to the Supreme Court.
The Second Presbyterian Sunday