Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-10-17

Just received-a new lot OF umbrellas
Dosser Bros.
Tablet! Tablets Tablets at G..
G. Mottern 3.
Judge Hart was down from johnson
City Monday.
A beautiful line of silverware ut II.
H. McPherson's.
Children's merino vests at 90 cents
each. r. M. May.
Best jeans pants for the money at
A. G. Britton & Co.
You a get a ladies' good Inverness
at $S so at r. NJ. Mays.
Misses natural wool combination
suits at 81 per suit. R. NJ. May.
Pens, pencils, inks and tablets for
school children, at F. E. Britton's.
Ice formed in shallow wafer the
nights of last Sunday and Saturday.
We now have on hand a full line of
blanks for use of Magistrates, Justices,
etc.
The appearance Of the Jail property
has been considerably improved by a
new fence.
Don't forget Dress Goods, prices 1911
to 81 20. Styles and quality to suit all.
Dosser Pros.
Squire Martin has q substantial
walk in front of his business place ON
Cherokee Street.
1t will pay you to call on us before
buying. We will positively save you
money. Dosser Bros.
Take your prescriptions 10 F. E. Brit
ton he has the experience, and COM
pounds from the purest drugs.
Claude Deaderick, a knight tf the
grip, from Knoxville, was looking
after his interests here Monday.
One of the largest lines of ladies'
cloaks ever brought to Jonesboro, at
prices to suit the hard times, at R. M.
Mays.
The Baldwin fertilizer il an old re.
liable brand that never fails to pro.
duce the largest crops. Sold by Mathes
& Patton.
DR.. j. F. Arnold, of Limestone, was
here on Monday last to hear Hon. ii.
Clay Evans speak. The DR.. says there
was quite a little boom at Limestone
during last week in the way of shipping
stock. Some twenty car loads IF hogs
and cattle were shipped from that point
by the Messrs. Bright, Keeblers and
Others.
AS a'general tonic for invigorating
the entire system Asbley's Bromine
and Arsenic Spring Water is unsur-
passed. Pleasant to thu taste, powerful
in building up the nan bodily. No
bitter and repulsive drink, but a clear,
sweet, sparkling, transparent beverage
for making the weak strong. For sale
by F. E. B%ritton, druggist.
Bear it in mind that this Bromine
and Arsenic Water is especially adapt
ed to cleanse and purify the blood, the
great source from whence most ills
flow. Keep the blood pure, and other
disorders will fly away. And no bet
ter way to keep the blood pure has yet
appeared than by the use of Ashley's
Bromine and Arsenic Spring Water.
Bristol, Tenn, May IS, 1889. had
a very aggravated case of diarrhoea of
the iux type, it refused to yield to or
binary treatment. Ashley's Bromine
and Arsenic Water was suggested. I
tried it, dranking of the water freely,
and in less than two days the trouble
was corrected. In a similar attack
afterward the water was used with
like good results, since which time l
have not been troubled j. CHILDERs.
A friend writing from California
says grapes are selling at one cent a
pound and all other fruits in proper.
ton. Reports to the Agricultural De-
partment show a fair fruit crop in the
New England and Northwestern States,
but a comparative failure in the South
ern and Middle States. Here in East
Tennessee the fruit crop Is a total fail
ure, the frat in the memory of the old.
est inhabitants.
Brevet Brigadier General R. F. Der.
nard will soon be retired from active
service in the army, and the Herald
and Tribune would be glad to have
him make Jonesboro his permanent
home. If our people had enough en-
terprise they might secur several re
tired officers of the army as permanent
residents of the town. If the towr
wants to consider the question let some
one put the ball in motion.
Henry Brigham started to Telfort
Monday in his two horse wagon. II
crossing the railroad track three mile
below Jonesboro, his wagon and team
were struck by the west bound morning
local passenger train, killing boil
horses, destroying the wagon ant
thirty feet out of the wagon. The ex
tent of his injuries is not known, bu
parties who saw him think he lie no
seriously hurt.
j. A. Vines, n of Washington
County's most excellent young men
will be married October "a, 1894, II