Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-05-01

III you want a watch cheap go to IL.
H. Mcpherson,
Capt. j. S. Jeter, Of Bristol, was in
town last Saturday.
Each week a dozen or more patterns
are sold at Russell's.
Walter Moulton, of Fall Branch,
was in town Saturday.
John Chase and daughter, Miss Ethel.
we're in tow Saturday.
John F. Gresham and wife returned
TO Knoxville last Saturday.
Miss Anna Keebler spent last week
with friends at Fall Branch.
Wild strawberry plants are in full
bloom and promise a full crop.
Murre;l Moore, of Chimney Top
Mountain, was in town Monday.
Look at our line of Laces, Embroid-
cries and Trimmings. Dosser Bros.
The New York hats received by NJ.
V. Russell were gems, and sell on sight.
Remember P. 1. P. positively cures
indigestion and dyspepsia. 1t never
fails.
The Baltimore milliner can trim you
a hat to match any suit in the latest
styles.
A. G. BrittOn has a nice line of straw
hats, and they are cheap too. Call and
buy one.
Tom Upton, who escaped from the
guard on the road last week, has not
been arprehended.
The receiver for the defunct John
SOL City Bank has declared a fifteen
per cent. dividend.
Keep it before the people that A. G.
Britton sells clothing, shoes and hats
cheaper than anybody.
Call and see our line of 81. challies
and lawns, they are prettier than aver
this season. R. M. May.
s. H. Anderson and two child rem at.
tended the Sunday School Convention
at Fall Branch last Thursday.
Miss Cora Keebler accompanied her
cousin, Miss Maude, to Limestone
Saturday, where she spent Sunday.
All ladies have q special invitation
to come to our soda water opening to-
day. Drinks free. Mathes & Patton.
The fact of the business is that we
have too many goods of all kinds and
they must be sold regardless Of prices.
R. NJ. May.
The general report from the county
during the last few days is to the effect
that most of the farmers are done
planting corn.
s. T. Martin came into town Monday
morning with a good bunch of horses
and mules which he bought for the
southern markets.
There is talk of a change in time of
arrival and departure Of the vestibule
trains at this place, but nothing def
mite is known as yet.
w. B. White, of Locust Mount, was
in town Monday. He reports corn
planting about done, and early planted
corr coming up well.
One of the prisoners at work on the
road north of town last Thursday, sew
cred his connection with the crowd and
left for parts unknown.
There is promise of a fine wheat crop
in this county this year, and if the far
mers could get n dollar a bushel for
it, it would help out greatly.
This is the trying season of the year,
why not try Hunts Sarsaparilla. the
best blood purifier in the world. II
will give you strength, vigor and man.
hood.
Mrs. 7. A. Cox and her sister, Miss
Annie Brownlow, have returned from
an extended tour through Middle and
West Tengessee, having gone as far as
Union City.
L. W. Keen regrets he can not show
the people the best photographs they
ever saw, but thinks he can show and
make more as true to the original Of
any other photographer.
Mathes and Patton are fixing w
their soda water apparatus in an ele
CANT manner and the thirsty will al.
ways find at their stand a full line O
cool and refreshing drinks.
The Jonesboro Cotton Mill is doing 6
good business now, running full time
and making a first class cotton thread
Since last November they have shipped
over 800, 900 pounds of yarn.
Persons wishing eggs OF light brah
ma chickens for Matching should cal
upon or write to Mrs. E. 81. Bachman
Jonesboro, Tenn, as she has them fol-
sale, and warrants them pure.
Rev. E. P. Grow has been preaching
in Temperance Hall for several days
and will remain for some time. H,
is having good attention and his au
diences are increasing from night t,
night.
S. H. L. Cooper lett for Nashvill,
last Wednesday. He is determined t