Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-04-11
New goods at R. NJ. Mays

All goods at cutprices at Dosser Bros.
See my line of dress goods R. NJ. May.
Silks for shirt waists at Dosser Bros.
Do you want a hat if so 20 to R. NJ.
Mays.
Apron check ginghams ct cents
Dosser Bros.
w. P. Brownlow is in Washington
City on business.
Ed Leah, of Locust Mount, was in
town last Monday.
An elegant line of fine silverware at
H. H. McPherson's.
Shifting prints, dress prints s cents a
yard at Dosser Bros.
New line shoes and slippers just re-
ceived by Dosser Bros.
For dress goods, in cotton or wooden
stuffs call on Dosser Bros.
Don't forget to price our goods when
in town. Patton & Drummer.
Frying chickens are in demand at
the store of Patton & Drummer.
Return balls, tennis sets, and all
kinds of toys, at Miss Murphy's.
Calico, zephyr, cotton checks, chal-
lies, all on the scent list a tDosser Bros.
H. G. Remine, the monument man,
was in town Monday, and called on US.
Miss Murphy has a full line of base
ball goods-bats from DC. up, belts and
caps.
Shoes of all kinds high and low cut,
to suit the most fastidious at r. NJ.
Mays.
H. II. Mcpherson will sell you jew
elry cheaper than you can buy it else
whore.
Go to Patton & Drummer and get your
seed sweet potatoes, Kentucky whites
are the best.
Don't fail to hear the. Home Band and
Concert Co., in a refined entertainment
Friday night.
Weldon DeVault, of Austin Springs,
is a candidate for Representative on the
Democratic ticket.
Keep it before the people that you
a buy good calico at five cents a
yard of Dosser Bros.
1t might be that you will want a
nice suit, if SO see my line of fresh
clothing. r. NJ. May.
D. McNicol's shoe shop is the place to
sell your green or dried hides, or ex
change them for new work.
Jas. S. Pritchett and Abe Mauk, oil
the First District, are candidates for the
Democratic nomination for Sheriff.
Don't fail to call on Dosser Bros.
when in need of anything in their line
they show a beautiful line of goods
at cut prices.
G. G. Walker, of Limestone, thinks
the Democrats can capture some of the
county offices, and is therefore q can
didate for Register.
Our editor turned horse jockey Mon
day eve, and when asked who swort
him in, claimed to be acting under {
proxy from R. G. Thomas.
The Home Band and Concert Co., O.
Greeneville, Tenn, will give a unique
entertainment at the Temperance Hal
Friday night April 10, 1894.
D. McNicols shoe shop is the place t,
have your boots and shoes repaired o,
new ones made. All kinds of good pro
duce taken in exchange for work.
S. M. Broyles and W. L. Bayless Of
Presnell, called on US last Thursday
They say the outlook for wheat ant
oats is d%iscouraging in their section
Quarterly meeting of the NJ. E. hurcl
was we'll attended last Sunday, Rev. s
G.. Ketron, Presiding Elder, preached
to the congregation and conducted ser
vices.
The wholesale lumber dealer, Henri,
Robinson, of johnson City, died sud
denly Monday night about midnight
supposed to have been caused by hear
failure.
DR.. Paul Kirkpatrick lift Saturda,
for Memphis to attend the State Medi
cal Society. From there he will go Il
Arkansas to visit relatives before hi
return home.
The County Democratic Executiv
Committee decided Monday to call
County Convention in Jonesboro, Apr
%, to nominate a full ticket for count
officers and Representative.
Wanted-To rent a good farm, fc
standing or crop rent, for three or fv
years; in Washington or Sulliva
county. For further particulars ca
on or address Chas. A. Reeves, Jone
boro, Tenn.
The following are the Traverse Juror
n. S. Browning, r. M. Chase, ]. \
Kelley, II. II. Presnell, Jas. Buckinl
ham, j. NJ. Cox, Jas. E. Deakins, Mil
MUIR, G. w. Whaley, James Ford an
G. w. McCracken.
Miss Ida Griffith returned fro
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