Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-09-19
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
Calico A 5 aud Q cents, Dosser Bros.

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Patton's.
Miss Murphy has a full line Of school
books, etc.
Sim Broyles, of Presnell, was in
town last Friday.
Don't forget the prices Dosser Bros.
are making on goods.
Harry Haws went up to Virginia
some days ago on business.
Brewer Snow got on the wal path
last week and was fined 800.
Don't forget about those school
books for sale by John S. Mathes,
Herbert Mcpherson has a large line
Of fine spectacles. Call and see them.
If you want q good watch and chain
for a little money go to II. ii. McPer-
son.
Buy the Baldwin fertilizer, it is the
best on the market, For sale by Mathes
& Patton.
Ii. II. Mcpherson will repair your
watches and jewelry and guarantee
satisfaction.
You will save money by coming to
town to trade, provided you trade at
Dosser Bros.
Work ON the new school building is
progressing rapidly; the floors are laid
and the roof on.
f. P. Pendleton, agent of the G. G.
& q. Railroad at Erwin, was in town
one day last week.
DR.. A. G. Hoss was in Newport this
week to aid in the performance of a
surgical operation.
An immense stock aud low prices
still draws the crowd. Get in the pro-
cession. Dosser Bros.
Mrs. King and daughter, of Atlanta,
are visiting the family of Judge John
P. Smith, on Rocky Hill.
DO not think of sending away from
Jonesboro to buy your silverware, but
see II. H. Mcpherson g stock, and buy.
One of the largest lines of ladies'
cloaks ever brought to Jonesboro, at
prices to suit the hard times, at r. M.
Mays.
Printer 8 ink costs-we only mention
ladies' cloaks, carpets, dress goods,
shoes, glassware, rubbers, etc. Dos
ser Bros.
Misses Lula Smith, Kate and Lillian
Dosser left Monday for Elmyra, N. Y,
where they will attend school during
the winter.
William Switzerland, in q family
difficulty, was bound to keep the peace
under a $500 bond by Squire Correll,
last week.
School books, pens, inks, slates, pen
ellis, tablets, crayons, and in fact any,
thing used in school work for sale by
Mathes & Patton.
Dress Goods Dress Goods!l Dress
Goods II! Like the Worlds Fair Oh F!
Oil! Ohlll Words can't tell it.
Come and see. Dosser Bros.
Call at Mathes & Patton's for any
kind OF drugs, patent medicines or
anything kept by a first class drug
store and they will please you.
Mrs. Lucy French, wife of Judge j.
M. French, of Princeton, w. Va, and
sister in law of Rev. Geo. d. French, of
Bristol, died at her home the 18th.
Last week and the week before<Rob-
ert Broyles sold in this place thirteen
wagon loads of watermelons, and the
most of them we're unusually large.
Pins 1c paper, cotton check 4c yard,
E. E. domestic yard wide Al C, cotton
flannel &c. calico &c up. That's what
pay down does for gouAs. Dosser
Bros.
Attention ladies-Do you want 10 earn
$25 a week at home? Easy work. Send
ten cents in stamps for full particulars
to Miss Florence A. Stevens, st. Paul,
Minnesota.
Charles Shoecraft has moved into
his new home in West End, and de-
serves much credit for his industry and
enterprise in securing home for his
mother and family.
Miss Ellen Babb, who has been at
tending the Female Industrial School
at A~sheville, N. c., and who has been
here on a visit to her parents for some
three months returned to Asheville last
week.
j.. L. Davis, Knoxville, Tenn, says;
Having suffered from inlammatory
rheumatism for two months, l can
testify that Ashley 3 BrOmine and Ar
senic Water has certainly relieved me.
For sale by F. E. Britton.
A bargain in an improved Domestic
sewing machine, extension table, nickle
plated, four drawers and all attach.
ments; q perfect machine, offered fol
$1S spot cash; it cost $35 cash. Call
at Miss Lizzie Russell's millinery rooms,
Ladies make good wages quietly al
home writing and working for me. II
you can spare only two hours daily,
it will pay you to investigate. Address,
with stamped envelope, Miss Florence
A. Stevens. st. Paul, MINI. Mention
this paper.
The merchants of Jonesboro are now