Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-11-07

Ladies Raglans at 81 80. r. NJ. May.
See the pretty silk baby caps at Miss
Slemons'.
See the new improved overshoes at
r. NJ. Mays.
Go to Mathes & Patton's for goods
and fresh drugs.
A beautiful line of silverware at H.
II. McPherson's.
Children's merino vests at 90 cents
each. r. NJ. May.
A large number of people were in
town last Monday.
Wanted-two thousand bushels of
beans at R. NJ. Mays.
We have the best five cent cigars in
town, try them. Mathes & Patton.
Don't forget that R. NJ. May leads in
clothing and gents furnishing goods.
We now have on hand q full line Of
blanks for use of Magistrates, Justices,
etc.
See our line of overcoats for men and
boys. We can save you money on an
o%vercoat, A. G. Britton & Co.
See our line of dress trimmings. We
have them in jets and everything else
in the latest styles. r. M. May.
You ought to see our $12 IS suits
that we can sell you for $40. They
can't be beaten. A. G. Britton.
Mrs. J. NJ. Fink is improving, and
her many friends will be glad to know
she is on her way to good health again
Come in and let us ft you up in q
suit for less money than you can buy
it for anywhere else, A. q. Britton &
Co.
You will save money and still get
the freshest and best goods on the
market by trading with Mathes & Pat
ton, druggists.
We will show you more goods and
better goods than all the town, and al
prices that will make them go. Hosl
& Mccall, Leading G others.
Pearl and Fanny Britton entertained
their young friends last Thursday
afternoon in q very pleasing manner
and the little folks seemed to enjoy
themselves very highly.
Miss Maud Keeble, of Limestone
was the guest of relatives and friendl
here the first Of the week. Miss Mau(
is quite popular and her visits here are
always appreciated by her friends.
Strayed-Two year old, deep rec
heifer, long horns for her age. Las
seen near old fair ground. Any infor
nation left with David Saylor, John
son City, will bo thankfully received
We not only sell you goods cheape;
than any one in town, with every casl
purchase of one dollar we give a ticke
and when you get twenty five tickets
we give you a fine oil painting. h. NJ
May.
Hal Hayes, q former Jonesboro boy
who has been making his home il
Knoxville, stopped off here MONDAY
en- route for that place after an ab
sence of several months travelling thro
Canada and the North with an oper,
company.
Ladies make good wages quietly q
home writing and working for me. ]
, you can spare only two hours daily,
, will pay you to investigate. Address
with stamped envelope, Miss Florenc
!; A. Stevens, st. Paul, Mimi. Mentio
this paper.
! Ashley's Bromine and Arsenic Waite
b is natures remedy for rheumatism
syphilis, old sores, ulcers, teter, sa
rheum, eczema, scald head, skin di
eases, gravel, dyspepsia, heart burr
kidney diseases, neuralgia, chroni
r sore eyes, general debility, etc.
J, Week before last two locals wei
handed in, one in regard to the NEE
: ing of the Washington County Bib
T Society and the other in regard to tt
death of Mrs. Cunningham. By SON
mistake as will somehow happen
any newspaper, a portion of the Bib
Society notice was transferred to til
. notice of Mrs. Cunningham's dealt
greatly to the embarrassment of o,
. local editor.
. Thomasville, Co., April 20, 1888
Gentlemen-I have been q constal
sufferer for eight years from chroui
d%iarrhoea, and while spending tn
winter in Thomasvill, Ga, l began IL
use of your Bromine and Arsenic Wat
! used one cas- with no apparent relic
: the second case was begun, and in
provement was remarkable. l col
tinued its use until three cases wei
:. used, and l am now entirely well
every respect and weigh forty OF
;. pounds more than when l began usir
!, the water. You can add chronic dis
: rhoea to your list, for l feel sure it wi
cure any case. Very truly, H. Carte
Attorney at law, Kansas City, NJ
d David Holmes, o young man we
known in this community as an hol
est, straightforward young man, di,
t. at his home near the County bridI