Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-11-28

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May.
Qvershilts cheaper than ever. Dos
ser Bros.
Beautiful cut glassware at Mis-
Murphy's.
Ladies fine tip shoes at 81 13per pair
r. NJ. May. ..
Trunks at prices that will sell them
Dosser Bros.
For all kinds of fancy articles 20 ia
Miss Murphy's,
Swiss embroidered hundkercLiers a
Nj. V. Russell's.
Ladies fine tip shoes at 81 10 pei
pair. r. M. May.
The largest stick of candy in town al
Geo. G. Mottern' s.
Wanted-two thousand bushels Of
beans at r. NJ. Mays.
See those lovely pattern hats just re
ceived at NJ. V. Russell's
20 pounds of New Orleans sugar fol
one dollar. Dosscr Bros.
Bisque figures and vases, in many
designs at Miss Murphy's
t. L. Earnest was in johnson County
u few days ago on business.
5, II. Anderson went to Sullivan
County on business Tuesday.
All the latest magazines just received
and for sale by John S Mathes.
Majolica, French China and ROYAL
Worcester ware at Miss Murphy's
Don't forget that we will have the
Christmas tricks, too, Dosser Bros.
Chas. o. Fry and wife, of Bristol.
were down Monday visiting friends.
If you are "out of sight" 60 to Mathes
d Patton and buy a pair of glasses.
K, M. May has the largest line of
dress goods ever brought to Jonesboro.
We now have on hand a full line of
blanks for use of Magistrates, Justices,
etc.
Mrs. r. Ellen Mitchell and son, Sam,
Of Broylesville, were in town shopping
Monday.
Special values il cotton underwear
for men, ONE and children at Dos.
ser Bios. orr
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the NJ. E. Church South tomorrow
Thursday.
W.. ID. Biddle was in town Friday and
Saturday furnishing groceries for the
merchants.
Rev. Spencer Tunnel is expected to
occupy his pulpit at the Baptist Church
next Sunday.
Elegant vases, rose bowls, pitchers,
plates and fancy cups and saucers at
Miss Murphy's
The Baptist Sunday School will give
a Christmas entertainment Monday
night, December "a.
Now isthe time to geta stylish Paris
hat at n fourth of its value. See
those at NJ. V. Russell's.
Frank Hale, a former Jonesboro bow,
but now in a railroad office in Knox
vile, is visiting friends here.
Chains, charms. bracelets, pins, rings,
and all articles of jewelry of any de-
scription, at II. H. McPhersons.
See the nice line of syrup pitchers,
spoon holders, pickle dishes, casters and
butter dishes Mcpherson has on hand.
Mathes & Patton will sell you twenty
four sheets of writing paper for four
cents; envelopes, twenty five for four
Young man if you want to get MAI
ried see Hoss & Mccall they can dress
you from head to foot with the very
Joe Campbell returned Thursday
from South Carolina where he has
been with a u of hogs; he reports
fair sales.
Mrs. Peoples, mother of Mrs. j. H.
Haws, who has been sick for several
day, is, we are glad to report, slowly
improving.
We mean what we say when we say
we have the cheapest and best line of
clothing in town. We meanit. Il. c..
Britton & Co.
Miss Ida Reeves returned home from
Washington last Saturday where she
spent three month visiting her brother,
DR.. W. II. Reeves.
Mrs. Lizzie Russell, who has been
quite sick for the past ten days, is now
at her place ready to wait on the la
dies wanting hats. w.
Chancellor Malone, of Nashville,
has appointed Thomas s. Weaver,
Clerk and Master, to take the place of
Whitworth, deceased. sfTV
Cotton checks 4c., yard wide brown
domestic 4lc., standard prints &C., ging-
ham &c. up and everything else at hard
time prices. Dosser Bros.
Our aim is to sell you a suit that will
bring you back again. Buy our Cloth
ing and you will be happy. Hoss &
Mccall, Leading Clothiers.
Arthur Tate, of Bristol, is in Jail here
ON a charge of stealing acow from Mrs.
Truman, of the Eighth District, and