Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-10-24

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Fresh goods each week at R, M. May.
Circuit Court is in session this week
at Erwin.
Ladies fine tip shoes at 81 1Sper pair.
r. NJ. May.
Just received-a new lot of umbrellas
Dosser Bros.
Tablet! Tablets!! Tablets! at G..
G. Mottern's.
Ladies fine tip shoes at 81 10 per
pair. R. M. May.
Wanted two thousand bushels of
beans at r. NJ. Mays,
Don't fail to see the stylish trimmed
hats ut Miss Slemons.'
You can get a ladies' good Inverness
at $S 80 at R. M. Mays. a
Our merchants report a pretty. fair
trade thus far this fall.
Don't forget the handkerchief sale is
still in progress at r. M. Mays.
Get ready for Christmas; see the new
stamped goods at Miss Slemons.' AZ '
All kinds of foot weara at R. M. Mays.
Children's shoes from 81 cents up.
John w. Paulett, of Knoxville, spent
Sunday and Monday in Jonesboro.
R, M. May has the largest line of
dress goods ever brought to Jonesboro.
Best line Of WOODEN and camels hair
underwear in town at A. G. Britton &
Co. FEEt fH my
is. McClure,o of Knoxville, spent Sun
day tere and went to the country Mon
day. - * FL
"They say" we are in it ON shoes.
Call and you will say the anne Dos
ser Bros.
Don't forget Dress Goods, prices 12i
to 81 25. Styles and quality 10 suit all.
Dosser Pros. ~ ittft.f .---
John w. Keys and Miss Lizzie d.
Babb were married last Sunday night
by w. II. Cox.
A number went from here to Bristol
to see Barnum's show, and speak we'll
of the performance. i!I' fttbt
,99c forman, woman or child is worth
remembering If you need a pair of
shoes, rDosser Bros.
Cheap! Cheap!! Rubber tip pencil
and tablet for 8 cents; buy it and try
it," Geo. G. Mottern. -
Take your prescriptions 10 r. E. Brit
ton he has the experience, and COM
pounds from. the purest drugs.
Full standard print at five cents a
yard. Don t let them fool you on their
seconds at that price. R. NJ. May.
Miss Laura Drummer has been visiting
relatives and friends in the country for
two weeks, but is expected home today.
We will pay you the highest cash
price for wheat in exchange for clothing
at the lowest prices. A. G. Britton &
Co. rlG, JNf Il. I.fgN (
One of the largest lines of ladies
cloaks ever brought to Jonesboro, at
prices to suit the hard times, at r. M.
Mays. Up 4,
s. P. Gary, Of Knoxville, made US a
pleasant call last Friday, and renewed
his subscription to the Herald and
Tribune. ...
Judge. II. G. Hart, Chairman of the
County Court, wal down from johnson
City Monday looking after the interests
Of the county. .g...4r
Our aim is to Sell you a suit that will
bring you back again. Buy our Cloth,
ing and you will be happy. Hoss 8
MCCALL, Leading Clothiers. f
We oan.f furnish you anything you
want in the way of clothing If W,
haven't II in stock, can get 1t for 20,
in q days time. A. G. Britton & Co.
Hon. W. B. Bowman, Democrat,
nominee for Representative, was il
town Monday, no doubt, to consult hi
party leaders, about his trip up sal
river.
A large, number of people from Jones
boro and vicinity attended the. Holster
Conference at johnson City. The mex
session will be held ct Knoxville Il
October 1895.
We not only sell you goods cheape
than any one in town, with every cas-
purchase, of one dollar we give a ticke
and when you get twenty five ticket
we give you a fine oil painting. II. N
May. r.
Hon. Thad A. Cox, Democratic nom
nee for Congress, was in town shakin
hands like a full fiedged candidate, an
as though he expected to get the flu
Democratic vote, which likes some 81
to eight thousand of being enough
elect him to Congress. .sr
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Mrs. Mary K. Osborne, wife OF Re-
w. Ii. Osborne, who has been spen,
ing the summer with relatives in tn
county, leaves today for Tampa, Fla
to join her husband, pastor of the Ba
tist Church in that place, who return,
TO his field of labor some three weel
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne have a no
of friends here who are always glad
see them, and whose good wishes folio
them wherever they may 60,
On Sunday Mrs, Nathan Shiplo, an.