Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-10-17
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May.
Factory yarn and jeans at low prices.
Dosser Bros.
Ladies fine tip shoes at 81 10 per
pair. r. M. May.
Our farmers are putting in full time
now sowing wheat.
Nice line of neck wear Just opened
at A. G. Britton & Co.
Wanted-two thousand bushels of
beans at R. M. Mays.
Clothing-if the goods suit you-the
price will too. Dosser Bros.
Ed Duncan was circulating among
the sovereigns In town last Monday.
We a save you money if you will
buy clothing from us. A. G. Britton &
Co.
Miss Ida Peoples is very sick at pres
ent, suffering with severe cold and sore
throat.
Ladies cloaks, correct styles, low
prices; fit both form and pocket book.
Dosser Bros.
A nice line of overcoats and McIn-
toshes at unparalleled bargains at A.
c. Britton & Co.
Covert cloths, 90 inch flannel, fancy
mixtures and all seasonable Dress
Goods at Dosser Bros.
Will H. Cox, the lightning hat man,
arrived in town last Friday, accompan-
led by his wife and child.
Beginning Friday October 10, we will
have a special sale of haudkerchiefs
and hamburgs. R. NJ. May.
See our line of dress trimmings. We
have them in jets and everything else
in the latest styles. R. NJ. May.
Prof. A. L. Mimms, the Peoples
candidate for Governor, speaks in
J%onesboro, Saturday, October 20.
Judge N. A. Patterson was present at
the Evans meeting last Monday, and
was highly pleased with the speech.
Mrs. Thad A. Cox, of johnson City,
has been quite ill for the past week at
the home of her parents, Jonesboro,
Tenn.
Full standard print and Bingham at
five cents a yard. Don't let them fool
you on their seconds at that price. R.
NJ. May.
Rev. D. g. Herrell, of Perry, New
York, will preach in the Jonesboro
Baptist Church the fourth Sunday in
October.
Judge Newton Hacker is a member
of the Bard of Education, but by mis-
take was omitted from the list publish
ed last week.
Don't fail to look at our 99c. High
Cut Brogan. 1t is a good n and will
stay with you, the price won't let it
stay with us. Dosser Bros.
The residence of D. w. Emmert, two
miles south of Blountville, was de-
stroyed by fire last Sunday morning.
Most of the contents were saved.
Attention ladies-Do you want 10 earn
S25 a week at homer Easy work. Send
ten cents In stamps for full particulars
to Miss Florence A. Stevens, st. Paul,
Minnesota.
Strayed-Two year old, deep red
heifer, long horns for her age. Last
seen near old fair ground. Any infor.
nation left with David Saylor, john.
son City, will DO thankfully received
We not only sell you goods cheaper
than any one in town, with every cash
purchase Of one dollar we give a ticket
and when you get twenty five tickets
we give you a fine oil painting. X. NJ
May.
F. ]. Drummer and wife left Monday
for Texas where they win make theil
home for the future. We regret to SCI
such excellent people leave our town
but wish them much succe wherever
they go.
Hon. Thad A. Cox and G. II. Slacl
have out a list Of appointments in Car
! ter and johnson Counties this week
and promise to 60 from there to tn,
lower counties. Dear boys, Anderson
majority will be increased whereve
you go.
Ladies make good wages quietly a
/, home writing and working for me. I
you can spare only two hours daily
it will pay you to investigate. Address
with stamped envelope, Miss Florenc,
A. Stevens, ST. Paul, Mimi. Mention
I this paper.
99c. (shoes for all) Csc. Jeans pants
&c. cotton checks) 4tc. ZEE domestic
TIC. $50 pounds Virginia salt) 4, 8 an,
&c. (%calico) 81 30 (kid button shoes) le
paper pins) &c. 1.-TWO packs envelopes.
Such figures help 10 tell the story a
Dosser Bros.
A woman in this county having thre
children, whose husband has abandon
ed his family, is anxious to give two @
i, her little girls to some good and kin
person or persons. Any n wantin
. further information can call on tn
> County Court Clerk.
:. Attendance Of Sunday Schools i
: Jonesboro and vicinity October Il