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

and John Vines, OF this place. were
chosen.
Patton g. Drummer want 1000 pounds
of butter.
Keebler Bros. keep choice fresh meat
of all kinds.
DIR. j. F. Arnold, of Limestone, was
in town Monday.
An elegant line of fine silverware AZ
H H. McPherson's.
anfants caps and null hats just re-
cieved by Miss Slemons,
We are in it on shoes for men, women
and childsen. Dosser Bros.
Mr.. Taylor. a merchant OF Fall
Branch, was in town Monday
FRYING chickens are in demand az
the store of Patton d Brpf4ner.
Go to Miss Murphy and buy a nice
hammock for $1.25, formerly W.
An elegant live of kangaroo and gay
shoes for gentlemen, at Dosser Bros
T. S. Lingenfelter, of the Teltord
Roller Mills, was in town Saturday.
S. C. s. is the greatest blood pnfaper
on earth. For sale by Mathes q Pat
ton.
Shoes of all kinds high and low cut
to suit the most fastidious at h. M'
Mays.
H. H. Mcpherson keeps a full line
of jewelry and watches, give him a
! call sure.
DR.. j. W. Cox, of johnson City, was
circulating on the streets of J%onesboro
Monday.
Go to Patton & Drummer and gel your
seed sweet potatoes, Kentucky whites
are the best.
If your blood is vitiated, cleanse it
without delay by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
Mayor F. E. Britton and Marshal
Campbell took in the show at Bristol
Saturday, Mays.
Ii might be that you will want a
uice suit, if SO see my line of fresh
clothing. r. M. May. .
T. NJ. Wells, Democratic nominee for
Circuit Court Clerk, was shaking hands
with the people Monday.
Wanted-Buckwheat-We want
twenty five or thirty bushels of buck
wheat for seed, Dosser Bros.
The rains OF the past lew days have
done much to give vegetation a fresh
start, and everything is growing.
DO not think of sending away from
Jonesboro to buy your silverware, but
see H. III. MCPHERSON stock, and buy.
Sam P. Martin has been in North
Carolina for over a week selling ma
chinery. He is meeting with great sue
| cess.
Last Friday was pension day, and a
considerable number of people were in
town executing vouchers for the May
payment.
DR.. Arnold while here monday re-
ceived a telegram that Mrs. Asa Mil
ler's youngest son had his leg broken.
No particulars.
Miss Fannie Marion, a teacher of the
FalStBranch Graded School, will spend
the summer in Jonesboro, with the
family of J.. A. I. Bacon.
John W. Keener, who has. been in
Grant University during the past year,
returned home last Saturday and says
he enjoyed the years stay in Athens
very much.
Bessie Fl. Bedloe, Burlington, VT,
had a disease of the scalp, causing her
hair TO become very harsh and dry,
and to fall sc freely that she scarcely
dared to comb it. Ayers Hair Vigor
gave her a healthy scalp, removed the
dandruff, and made the hair thick and
glossy.
We are in receipto of card announcing
the marriage of G. R. Botsford former
ly of this place, now of Washington,
d. c., to Miss Jennie Beveridge, of the
latter place. The marriage rite takes
place in st. Marks Lutheran, Church,
on Tuesday ev ming. May Is, at s
O'Clock. The many friends of Mr..
Botsiord in Jonesboro will join us in
hearty congratulations to him and his
bride, and ask for them a long life of
usefulness and happiness.