Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-11-20

SUUV taDletS &c eaCn at IL. NJ. May s.
9lannels and cloakings. Dosser Bros.
Bring yourdried apples to r. NJ. May.
ii. G. jackson was in town Monday.
Don't forget us on shoes. Dosser
Bros.
Call on us for Blankets. Dose:
Bros.
r. NJ. May is receiving. more new
goods.
II. II. Mcpherson has a new line OF
jewelry.
New lot of capes and jackets at Dos
ser Bros.
See those shirt buttons mt II. II. Nc
Pherson s.
Dress goods in endless variety, al
Dosser Bros.
Carpets and oil cloth, good line a
DOsser Bros.
s. S. kirkpatrick, Esq has returned
from Atlanta.
Sim Moore, of BroylesviIle, was in
town Monday.
Dosser Bros. will receive a new lot Of
prints this week,
Good line of carpets and oilcloths al.
to be found at R. NJ. May s.
II you want your watch repaired
take il to II. H. Mcpherson.
r. NJ, May has increased his force SC
as to be able to wait on his trade.
A car load of fine mules were shipped
from this place Monday by Esq. Hale.
Factory jeans, yarn, blankets, every
thing for cold weather NJ Dosser Bros
Several car loads of hogs have been
shipped from this market during the
past week.
Happy Home" clothing is the
stuff" a. G. Britton's is the place
to to fi"d it.
Try Pine Mountain Water for dys
pepsia and stomach troubles, at L. l.
Britton's. 30c per gallon.
Ladies who fail to see the new sailors
and walking hats at Miss SlemOns
this week will miss a treat.
Ramon's Relief cures sick headache
neuralgia, cramps, cholera, morbus
diarrhoea, etc. 25c for large bottles
Ramon s Liver Pills removes the bile
The Tonic Pellet tones up the system
Combined from a perfect treatment,
25 cents.
Mrs. John H. Faip, of Blountville,
has been visiting Mrs. R. N. Dosser for
the past week. Mr.. Fain was here ovel
Sunday.
II. II. kirkpatrick has gone to Con
way. Ark, on a visit to his Uncle John
|. Hoss, and will be absent about ter
days OF two weeks.
If You have not already bought q
suit of Happy Home clothing from
A. G. Britton you had better do so a
once, as the sizes soon get broken.
/ have been trying for the last twelve
months to get a corner on clothing
and have at gotten it. Look for the
Happy Home sign. A. C. Britton, the
Clothier.
Mrs. j. NJ. Brown, of johnson City
has been visiting her uncle. Captain
A. S. Deaderick, of this place. Mr.
Brown came down and spent Sunday
with them.
Mayor F. Z. Britton, H. r. Phinney
Agent Southern Ry., j. S. Byrd, hard.
ware king, and Ed Boyd, Of the Christ
mas grocery store, all drove over to
Embreeville Sunday afternoon.
The chrysanthemum show given un
der the auspices of the w. c. T. U. a
their hall last Friday afternoon anC
evening was quite a success and the
occasion was quite enjoyable to al
who attended. The Chrysanthemum'
were some Of the finest species that W.
ever saw, and there was quite a variety
of them. Then the refreshmcnt fur
nished by the ladies was another at
tractive feature and all who attended
took part in this feature of the pro
gram. The corn husking for the boy
and girls vas very amusing; especial,
when a read ear was found and til,
finder had a combat with a young lad,
for a kiss. We understand that some
Of the girls who were not present afte
they had heard about it, regretted yer,
much their absence and suggested tina
they repeat the program in the nea
future.
Herbert Russell, one of the best ton
serial artists that has eve done bust
ness in J%onesboro, and who has served
the people of this place for more thar
three years, has sold his shop and en-
tire outfit to MIR. Waldon, who hail
from Greeneville. Besides being al
excellent barber Mr.. Russell Away
kept his place in city style and every
thing was as nice and clean as a new
pin. His shop was nicely fitted up an,
it was a pleasure for o man to drop il
there and have his work done. Tn
people of Jonesboro will not only re
greet the departure of Mr., Russell be
cause he was a good barber, but he ha
been quite a factor in the Methods
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