Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-05-09

merry to be seen at NJ. V. Russell's.
Capt. Baird, with Callahan Bros,
OF Knoxville, was in town Saturday.
If you want a good watch and chain
for a little money go to H.. H. McPer-
son.
W. D. Biddle, one of Kiuoxville's
hustling drummers, was in to wn Mon
day.
II. II. Mcpherson win sell YOU jew
elry cheaper than you can buy it else
where.
sandy Stuart is making some de-
cided improvements on his property on
the hill,
New goods coming both from New
YORK and Baltimore to Miss Slen IONS
this week.
Mathes q Patton will deliver you ice
on short notice. Leave your orders
with them.
Miss Mary Bowers, of Boons Creek !,
was In town last week visiting relatives
and friends.
Pres. j. T. Cooter and Fred Dobson,
OF Washington College, were in our
city Monday.
Beautiful hats just fresh from Blake,
lowell q Helms, Baltimore, Md, ut
NJ. V. Russell's.
IL you want anything in the way of
mats or bonnets, trimmed or untrimmed,
call on Miss Russell.
Gus Frederick left Monday for Whey
Grove Ark, where he will make his
headquarters for some time.
Remember when you buy goods
from Mathes & Patton that they are
fresh, pure and of the best quality.
Miss Eugenia Murphy, w. s. Hickey,
3. IL. Anderson and some others went
up to Bristol last Tuesday to hear Sam
Jones.
Chas. o. Taylor went to Greene
County Monday where he will be a
week collecting for the Empire Drill
Company.
o can always get fresh staple and
fancy groceries at Keebler Bros. Call
n see them next door to the First
National Bank.
Miss Jessie Patton, who has been at
tending the Sullins school in Bristol,
is visiting friends in Jone sboro. She
is ON her way to Texas.
G. c. Carriger, one of johnson City's
leading colored men, has announced
himself as an independent candidate
Tor Justice of the Peace.
Nearly every one is very much inter
ested In raising chickens now and it is
tough on the old cats, especially when
there is a shot GA n convenient.
Jas. Fain and Sam Dawes went to
Asheville and surrounding country
Monday, They will be gone some
time in the iDa@' rest of their respective
houses.
10 have your prescriptions carefully
compounded go to F. E, Britton City
Druggist. He carries the largest and
most complete stock of drugs esast of
Knoxville.
Keebler Bros. have moved their daily
market ] rom their old stand in the Cox
building into the room lately occupied
by HensIey & Keeble, next to the First
National Bank.
Chairman E. A. Shipley has called a
Mass Convention OF the Republicans Of
Washington County at Jonesboro, June
A, to select Delegates to the Judicial
State Convention.
The Democrats of the Ninth District
held a convention at johnson City
Saturday and nomin ated John Cameron
and Martin l. Gun,p for Magistrates ant
q. g. Mitchell for. Constable.
~
N. I. Bowman. Esq, of the Second
District, was ip town Monday .snd kind
ly remembered 1 the Herald and Tribune
with some sD yer, which is a lek,al ten
der at this Office on subscription
For Sale Sixteen horse powe T port
able steam skid engine, new, in goot
order. L am getting too old to + I'm II
and will 'sell it cheap. Call on or I'D
dress j. \ /. Osborne, Jonesboro, T emu
We ha We several subscribers on ON
books W no are in arrears from n {
three " ears, and as We have to "a
cash fo' E paper and labor it would v
sist as considerably if they would ps 7
up.
Last Thursday evening the Junior
L. I'll I. gave an entertainment in Tenn
pssarr 80 Hall to a nice audience. The
Jssis1 rs were assisted by the Jones
seso Musical Club and the Jonesboro
Band and oil who were present speak
in hG ga terms of the excellent char
aetsa of the entertainment. The exer
cisea consisted of ~recitations and voca
and instrumental music. Many of ouI
PEN lie have paid much more than wa
oflu ged to hear a poorer evenings en-
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