Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-10-30

5launels and cloakings. Dosser Bros.
10c for walnut kernelsa at r. NJ. Mays
Don't forget US on shoes. DosseI
Bros.
Bring your walnut kernels to R. NJ,
May.
Call on us for Blankets. Dossel
Bros.
Large full size comforts SOC at R. NJ,
Mays.
H. H. Mcpherson has a new line Of
~jewelry.
Six pounds coffee for 81 at Fink &
Hickey's.
See those shirt buttons at H. II. Nc,
Pherson s.
Carpets and oil cloth, good line a
Do sser Bros.
Bring your white and colored beans
to R. M. Mays.
Dosser Bros. will receive a new lot OF
prints this week.
Judge Martin was down from John.
son City Monday.
R. NJ. Mays is the place to buy your
good goods the cheapest.
We always lead in style and low
prices. Miss NJ. V. Russell.
If you want your watch repaired
take it to H. H. Mcpherson.
Our merchants report a splendid
trade during the past few days.
We wnnt 500 bushels large smooth
Irish potatoes for cash. Fink & Hickey.
The long looked for rain has, so far,
failed to materialize to any great ex-
tent.
Catch the wild cat laundry SOAP
Bars 1 foot long for &c at Geo. c. Mot
tern 8.
W. will pay cash for 500 bushels OF
large. smooth Irish potatoes. Fink &
Hickey.
No such bargains in hats was ever
offered as you will find at Miss NJ. V.
Russell's.
Look out for the sign of the Happy
Home clothing on the corner of A. G.
Britton's store.
The incest line of cuff buttons that
ever came to town is to be seen at Fl.
H. McPherson's 8.
Bring your walnut kernels to R. M.
Mays if you want to get the highest
market price for them.
Cloaks, Cloaks, at prices to suit the
hard times in all of the latest styles arr
to be found at R. NJ. Mays.
Why make apple butter with cider
when you a buy sugar syrup for SOC
per gallon, at Fink & Hickey's.
Ed Martin, of Free Hill. who has
been sick for some time, has so fai
recovered as to be able to enter school
again.
Just received a full line of the cele
brated Drew Selby shoes. Call and see
them when you are in need of shoes,
R. NJ. May.
w. H. Martin, one of the most popu
lar conductors in the Pullman service,
is at home in this place on a few days
leave of absence.
Miss Fanny Flournoy of Brownsville,
Tenn, is visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Fink. II
will remembered that Miss Flournoy
visited here a few years ago.
Old reliable Virginia salt for meat
and all domestic purposes. Guaran'
teed 1850 lb in a sack only Toe. This is
cheap. Come and get it from Geo, C.
Mottern.
Ralph Dulaney, one of the high
school boys, who returned to school
a few days ago after a spell of fever,
has again been compelled to 20 home
on account of a relapse.
Rev. 7. j. Eskridge has been here
several days with his wife and baby
and will leave this week for his new
field of work at Rramwell, Va, where
he was sent by the recent conference.
r. M. May has bought this season
$4,000 pounds of dried fruit and wants
more. Bring it in and while in his
store take a good look at the splendid
stock of seasonable goods be has on
hand.
Now that | have a corner on cloth,
ing and handling the celebrated Hap.
py Home" brand, ! am leader in Gu,
prices and the knife is in the price and
not in the customer. A. G. Britton
Clothier.
Mrs. Massingill, nee Miss lobe, who
was seriously hurt by a runaway
team at johnson City last Thursday.
is getting better, and her speedy re
covery is beyond a doubt, so also is the
young lady who was with them getting
along nicely.
U. II. Squiob, brother of our towns
man Geo. F. Squibb, died at his home
in the Thirteenth District Sunday morn
ing. He was sick for quite a while ant
his death was only a relief to his Ions
suffering. His remains were inferred
Monday. Several from this place at
tended the funeral.
Capt. A. S. Dsaderick happened will
a right serious accident near Erwin