Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-05-15

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waists at SOC. Toe. and 81. R. NJ. May.
Corsets and ladies ready made under
wear, best and cheapest, at Miss. Stem.
ons'.
Remember P. I. P. positively cures
indigestion aud dyspepsia. 1t never
fails.
Don't buy a hat, cap or a pair of
shoes until you see A. G. Brittcn's
stock.
Best quality of oil table cloth tic. a
yard. ut S. A. Early's, Washington
College.
Such beautiful hats as Miss Russell
has just received were never seen in
Jonesboro.
The soda fountain people will have
to have another free opening when
summer returns.
Miss Vertie Cummings left last week
for Washington City to visit her sister,
Mrs. V. II. Reeves.
New flowers, yelling and new hats,
including a nice lot of leghorns just re-
ceived by Miss Slemons.
We have had some of our warm
weather on ice for a few days and fire
was not at all unpleasant.
One dozen handsome pattern hats
for the ladies, direct from New York,
received by M. V. Russell on Monday.
Beat this if you can: six fine cabinet
photos for only 81 so twelve for 80 80,
at Kingsley's till June 8, my last day
here.
o. @. Hinsley exhibited on the streets
last week the best photographs that we
have seen of the school building and
grounds.
Eggs from thoroughbred Light Brah-
mas. One setting of 10, 81 30 Mrs.
Amanda E. Bachman, Box 70, Jones.
boro, Tenn. m2O 3m
Well, we'll, well, when it comes to
clothing my competitors are not in it.
All ask is for you to call and get
prices. R. NJ. May.
Miss Annie Panhorst, who has been
in Knoxville several months, cam e
home Saturday evening. Her many
friends are glad to have her at home
again.
Rev. G.. W. Simpson was elected
Magistrate in the Fifth District last
Saturday to fill the vacancy created
by the removal of David Slonaker 10
Missouri.
Some of the boys and girls started on
a hay ride Friday evening, but were
run in by a shower of rain. They got
somewhat sprinkled before they could
get shelter.
Buy your ice from F. E. Britton; he
sells ice manufactured by the Crystal
Ice Company, of Bristol, and they
guarantee their ice to last one thirC
longer than any other.
Lemuel Hilbertand Miss Minnie ReeG
were united in the holy bonds of wed
lock at Washington College last Sun
day, very much to the surprise of the
numerous relatives of both parties.
L. W. Keen, photographer, having
preserved his negative for over 25 year
from them clear and fresh prints cal
be made, forming interesting keep
sakes. Youth and old style compare,
with maturity and present style.
John Keener, of heal this place, VIII
has been in school at Athens, cam
home last week, having to leave schoo
before the commencement on accoun
of a very severe spell of fever. He
getting along nicely and stood the tri
quite we'll.
R. A. McLin, of Leesburg, has te
fine Berkshire pigs, weighing abou
forty pounds, eligible to registration
and one very fine Berkshire boar pi
eve months old, for sale. Partie
wanting fine stock should call on hin
m1.4
The funeral of Thomas Dear too
place from the Baptist Church Sunda
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Dear ha
!, been failing in health for some tim
and a few weeks ago he was forced
give up his occupation, that Of dra,
man, and he gradually grew wor'
until last Saturday night at II o'cloc
he gave up to the inevitable. He ha
no children but leaves a good wife
Q mourn the loss of herfaithful HUSBAND
: We clip the following from a late
y sue of the Western Recorder, of Loui
vile. Ike's many friends in this pa
of the country will be pleased to kno
Q of the good fortune, and will join
u in wishing him a full measure Of su
. cess in his work: Brother l. g. MI
d ray, of the Seminary, has accepted Il
call to Citrona, Florida, will enter upC
his work at the close of the sessio
Bro. Murray lisa first class preacher al
2 we expect to hear good reports fro
hinn