Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-25

Bros.
Crockery and tinware up stairs. Dos.
ser Bros.
Frank S. Patton is on the sick list
this week.
The old fashioned salt $50 ID bags.
Dosser Bros.
Tom Crouch, of Boone's Creek, was
In town Monday.
Shoes-Shoes-we can fit and please
you. Dosser Bros.
j. W. Shepherd was up from Fall
Branch last Saturday.
Clothing-for all-prices lower than
the lowest. Dosser Bros.
Mrs. j. d. Cox was quite i'll last week,
but is better at this writing.
R. NJ. May and Miss Mollie Seaman
returned from Baltimore Sunday.
The telephone system is the best en-
terprise in the county, Halo, centrall
Col. U. G. Taylor, of Bristol. was in
the city Saturday on professional bust
ness.
Miss Kate Murray is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. X. Brown, of Bristol, for q
few days.
We sell you blankets so cheap,
that you will wish it was cold weather.
Dosser Bros.
Chas. Brown took in the dedication
of the Chickamauga Park at Chatta.
nooga last week.
Miss Alice Long, of Bristol, was here
Monday, having stopped on her way
from Knoxville.
Miss Jessie Kirkpatrick has been Wis.
iting friends in Abingdon and Bristol
for the past few days.
j. D. Cox and j.. j. Hunt have re.
turned from Clark's Spring, where
they have been for about ten days.
A. G. Britton will buy your wheat
and pay you the highest market price
and sell you goods cheaper than any
body.
Ramon Liver Pills removes the bile.
The Tonic Pellet tones up the system.
Combined from a perfect treatment.
25 cents.
Mrs. w. G. Slemons has returned
from Nashville, where she has been
for some time visiting her son, Frank,
whe lives there.
w. T. Pritchett has purchased the
home of W. P. Colly, one mile north Of
town, and will move his family to it
the first of October.
w. w. Baxter, of Washington Col.
lege, was in town Monday. He will
leave soon for Danville, KY, where he
Will spend me winter.
Why not try the celebrated Pine
Mountain Water 1t cures all the ills
10 which human flesh is heir, l sold
five barrels last week. F. E. Britton.
The physicisns tell us that there is q
great deal Of typhoid fever in the coun.
ty at present. DR.. Warlick informed
us that he had fourteen cases under
his care last week.
Charlie Correll has been in Knoxville
for a few days for the purpose of learn
ing to set type on a type setting ma
chine. Charles is a good boy, and we
wish him abundant success.
The Rev. Lester, who has spent
sixteen years in Chill as a missionary,
will lecture in the Second Presbyterian
Church, Wednesday evening, 7o'clock.
Subject, "Chili." Admission free.
Capt. George Mcpherson went to
Chattanooga last week to the national
park dedication. There was no heart
in that great throng more brave and
patriotic than that of Capt. Mcpherson.
Tate Springs Mineral Water helps
others, it will help you. Mathes &
Patton have reduced the price to SOC
per gallon. You pay 81 per gallon
for other mineral water, why not use
Tatep
William Sewer, who graduated in
May at Maryville, left Saturday for
Vanderbilt University, where he will
continue his study. May success at
tend his efforts. Jonesboro boys will
push ahead and succeed.
"A penny saved is a penny made"
Beware. Geo. C. Mottern is selling
salt at 80 cents per bushel, meat at St
cents per pound, coffee at 20 cents, and
everything else in the grocer's line
cheap "a the cheapest and low as the
lowest.
Summer fingers with a warmth, like
unto a lovers devotion, 10 the lap Of
spring. Autumn has forgot where
she is at" Jack Frost will wake her
up ono of these mornings, and she will
have a chill from overhead and too
much sleep.
Those of the party who left this place
n week ago last night for Chattanoo-
ga have all returned, except Capt. Nc.
Pherson, 'the last of the Mohicans,"
who is 10th to leave the scene of festiv.
tiles : "but let him alone and he'll come
home. Jacob Leah.
We are running things rather to suit
ourselves this week, as our boss is mix
ing with his old comrades Mt Chatta-