Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10

Ladies' shoes from SOC. to So, at s.
A. Early's, Washington College,
L. II. Patton spent a few days last
week at his old home at Meadowbrook.
Corsets aud ladies ready made under
wear, best aud cheapest, at Miss Stem
ons'.
Miss Bette Hulse, of Limestone, is
the guest of Misses Matte aud Dora
Smith.
Indigo blue calico 4c. a yard; others
4 to &C., at s. A. Early's, Washington
College.
Don't accept of any price on a hat
until you see my hats and prices. R.
M. May.
Beautiful new stamped goods with
honiton lace, and wash silks, at Miss
Slemons'.
Beautiful wooden dress goods from
12l to 25c., at S. A. Early's, Washing,
ton College.
Call and see our line of ginghams;
we have them in all colors,s sty les and
prices. R. M. May.
The old Baldwin is a very reliable
brand fertilizer; use no other. For sale
by Mathes & Patton.
John Q. Tilson, a young barrister of
Unicoi County, is here this week at,
tending Circuit Court.
The millinery trade never had q great.
er treat than that given them at NJ. V.
Russell's the 9Th and 9th.
Miss Gertrude Mitchell, daughter of
W. 5. Mitchell, of johnson City, is Wis.
ting Miss Georgia Lawrence.
See my line of percale shirts just re
ceived' latest styles and best quality for
a little money. A. c. Britton.
New pattern Hats will be coming in
every week at M. V. Russell's, fresh
from New York and Baltimore.
Some nice new patterns for spring
suits just opened at A. G. Britton's, and
they are cheaper than anywhere else.
White Plymouth Rocks, good layers,
good settlers and a good market fowl.
Eggs 81 per setting. Bert Simpson,
Jonesboro. At
Well, we'll, we'll, when it comes to
clothing my competitors are not in it.
All | ask is for you to call and get
prices. r. Nj. May.
1t is town talk and country talk as
we'll that A. c. Britton is selling cloth
ing, shoes and hats cheaper than they
have ever been sold in Jonesboro.
Miss Jessie Matthews, who visited
Rev. Mr. Hickson's family a few days
last week, has gone out to visit her un,
Gle, Joe Morley, ON Boon's Greek.
Jonesboro Post G. A. R. will decorate
the soldiers graves at Washington
College next Decoration Day, and have
invited Chucky Valley Post 10 meet
with them.
Every day l am more and more CON
WINGED that my prices are lower than
anybody else. My line of goods will
suit YOU, come in and give me a trial.
A. G. Britton.
The East Tennessee Medicine Com.
pany, of Jonesboro. Tenn, offer a line
of proprietary medicines unsurpassed
in quality and appearance, and your
patronage is respectfully solicited.
Squire D. NJ. Slouaker will leave in
a few DAYS for Mexico, Missouri, where
he will make his future home. We re-
greet to have the Squire and family
leave our county, and hope for him un
limited success He ordered the Herald
and Tribune sent to his new home.
Will G. Brownlow and Miss Ida PEG
pies were married in Johnson City Sat
urday night and went to Knoxville
Sunday morning. Although the event
was expected, it was not known that i
would occur so soon. Will has been
employed in Newman's printing office
a short time, and it is supposed they
they will make Knoxville their home,
We wish them a happy and successful
life.
Little Lyla and Mrya Hawkins, chill.
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 1. Hawkins
died last Thursday of membranout
Group. One of them died at 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon, the other at 11o'clocb
the same evening. This was the great
est shock that could have befallen the
parents of these children, and the entire
town and community extends to the
bereaved family their sincerest sympa
thy. The remains of the two little onel
were interredin n grave at the family
burying ground about two miles below
town Saturday morning.
Judge Kirkpatrick has an interesting
relic of Chickamauga battle field in tn,
way of a section of an oak tree. 1t il
about three feet long, ten inches in di
ameter, and contains one conical shell
fragments of two others and two O
three grape shot, all horribly sugges
tive of the fearful storm of shot apt
shell that were poured at the ranks o
men who, in that terrible battle march
ed and countermarched one against tn,
other. How any were spared wher'
missels of death flew SO thick is one O
the mysteries of battle no one can solve
The are many things which help t.