Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-05-16

Madame Thomson's health cofsets at
Miss Slemons.
An elegant line Of fine silverware at
II. H. McPherson's.
w are in it on shoes for men, women
and children. Dosser Bros.
No lady need lack a new hat. All
kinds and colors at R~ussell's.
Frying chickens are in demand at
the store of Patton & Drummer.
The weather for the past week has
been conducive to the growth of grass,
grain and vegetables.
Mrs. Onie Dawes, of Knoxville will
spend the Summer in our midst.
Go to Miss Murphy and buy a nice
hammock for $1.25, formerly 80.
S. G. s. is the greatest blood purifier
on earth. For sale by Mathes & Pat
ton.
Patton and Drummer are continually
receiving new goods. Call and see
them.
Mathes & Patton will deliver you ice
on short notice. Leave your orders
with them.
H. H. McPerson will repair yorr
watches and jewelry and guarantee
satisfaction.
Prof. Armentrout, of the faculty of
Washington College, was in Jonesboro
last Saturday.
Beautiful hats just fresh from Blake,
Dowell & Helms, Baltimore, Md, at
M. V. Russell's.
We regret to learn that Horace Lady
is very sick with typhoid fever at his
home in Knoxville.
Rev. Jasper Howell, Jr., will fill the
pulpit of the Baptist Church in Johnson
City, on next Sunday.
1t might be that you will want a
nice suit, if SO see my line of fresh
clothing. II. M. May.
Remember when you buy goods
from Mathes & Patton that they are
fresh, pure and of the best quality.
Mrs. Rice Duncan, of Fall Branch.
who has been visiting in Bristol two
weeks came down and went out home
Monday.
Don't forget the Republican County
Mass Convention the first Monday in
June to appoint delegates to the State
Judicial Convention.
"The flowers that bloom in the
Spring" are not more vigorous than
are those persons who purify their
blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla. The
tabled Elixer Vitae could scarcely
impart greater vivacity to the coun-
tenance than this wonderful medicine.
An invitation to attend the entertain
ment given by the graduating class of
the medical department of Georgetown
University, at Washington D. c., dis.
closes the fact that our townsman DR..
W. III. Reeves is q student in that in
stitution, completing the Junior year
course.
Prof. Lawson principal of the Taze-
we'll Graded School, has been elected
principal of the Fall Branch Graded
School. The editor visited Prof. Law
son school in Tazewell, and congratu-
lates the people of Fall Branch on Sc
curing the service of such an excellent
teacher.
There will be a Sunday School Mass
Meeting in the First Presbyterian
Church next Sunday at 3 Pm. includ.
ing all the schools in this civil district.
There will be short talks, recitations
and music, Mrs. S. ]. Rhea will tell us
something very interesting, let us all
come together and have a good profit
able time.
DR.. KincanOn, of Bristol, preached
the Baccalaureate sermon before the
pupils of the Jonesboro School last
Sunday in the Second Presbyterian
Church. The sermon was listened to
with much attention and showed con
siderable thought and study. 1t was
an excellent address, and the church
was well filled.
Jos. s. Larrance has made arrange.
ments to handle mowers, reapers, cult
vators, harrows, planters, wagons,
carts, and in fact all kinds of agricul-
tural implements and farm machinery.
None but the best makes will be- sold,
and anyone wishing anything in this
line will save money by calling on him
before buying.
Some three weeks ago James Bailey
son of I. N. Bailey Oh Boons Creek &C,
cidentally stuck a corn stalk in his foot
from the effects of which he died with
lockjaw last Sunday week. Mr.. Bailey
has been severely bereaved in the loss
of six children and his wife in the last
five years, and certainly has the sym
pathy of all who are acquainted with
his misfortunes.
Keebler Bros, cut up last Friday the
finest beef we have seen in Jonesboro,
and that it was choice we have the
best evidence in the world. They had
also had some excellent mutton on sale,
a meat that is too little priced by our
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