Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-11-14


Murphy's,
j. II. Haws, was in Bristol last Thurs.
day on business.
A beautiful line of silverware at II.
H. McPherson's.
Children's merino vests at 20 cents
each. r. M. May.
Bisque figures and vases, in many
designs at Miss Murphy's
All the latest magazines just received
and for sale by John s Mathes.
Majolica, French China and Royal
Worcester ware at Miss Murphy's
Big stock, tailor fitting, lowest prices.
Hoss & Mccall, Leading Clothiers.
R, NJ. 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.
DR.. Bowman has his dental office in
nice shape, and is now ready for bust
ness.
The Mother of Capt. Reeves died at
her home on Boon Creek, last Sunday
night.
Take your prescriptions to Mathes &
pottpn md hn On thap, an,.ntp1,, oa.,
pounded.
If you want a nice wedding present
buy a nice piece of silverware from F.
E. Britton. 90
Elegant vases, rose bowls, pitchers,
plates and fancy cups and saucers at
Miss Murphy's
Buy your underwear, clothing etc.
from us and you will always be happy.
A. G. Britton & Co.
Mrs. Julia Allison, one of Boon's
Greek esteemed old ladies, died on
Tuesday of last week.
Take your prescriptions 10 F. E. Brit
ton he has the experience, and COM
pounds from the purest drugs.
Full standard print at five cents a
yard. Don let them fool you on their
seconds at that price. r. NJ. May.
Toy cups and saucers, after dinner
%cotfees, fruit dishes, mush and milk
sets in pleasing styles, at Miss Murphy g.
John B. Britton and wife and little
girl, Meta, arrived from California last
week and are visiting their parents,
near town.
We mean what We say when we say
we have the cheapest and best line of
clothing in town. We mean il. A. G.
Britton & Co.
We want wood, and want it badly.
Won't some of our subscribers who
: promised to pay for their paperin wood
, bring us some now?
| Our aim is to sell you a suit that will
bring you back again. Buy our Cloth
| ing and you will be happy. Hoss 6
8 Mccall, Leading Clothiers.
Will Holmes, who was so badly scald
ed in the late railroad wreck, has beer
visiting relatives near Jonesboro foI
some days and is about o X again.
Attention ladies-Do you want 10 earl
+, $50 a week at home? Easy work. SEM
ten cents in stamps for full particular
to Miss Florence A. Stevens, st. Paul
Minnesota.
We extend to the gentleman teacher
Of the county a hearty welcome whel
in town; we "a dress you cheape
than anybody. Hoss & Mccall, Lead
n ing Clothiers.
The snow Sunday was beautiful, ant
had the ground been in condition i
g would have been several inches deep
L Thi5 was early for 80 much snow tt
= fall in this section.
Rev. Spencer Tunnel, of Chatta
nooga. has been called as pastor of tn
Baptist Church, and those who'hear,
him preach here a few weeks ago, hop
he will accept the call.
n We make prescription work aspect
atty, have the freshest drugs, com
q pounded with the greatest care an
;, make prices to suit your purse. Com
r. and see us, Mathes & Patton.
a. We not only sell you goods cheape
a than any n in town, with every cas-
8 purchase of n dollar we give a ticke
ts and when you get twenty five ticket
"a we give you a fine oil painting. r. N
a May.
ID DR.. 7. w. Whitlock was called b
le telegram to Tusculum College on Thur
day morning of last week to see Mr.
Jas. D. Mathes who has a very ba
d. case of %peritonitis, but at last accounl
was getting some better.
Miss Blanch Baker. of Fall Brancl
IS left last week for Deer Lodge, Montan,
u to take a position as teacher of mus
s' in the schools of that city. Her man
is friends in this county wish her niue
n success in her new home.
Mrs. Hensley died last Saturda
night after lingering for several weel
. with typhoid fever. She leaves a littl
baby about four or five months oil,
a with a devoted husband and lovin