Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-04

last year, but can only be sold for cash
down.
johnson City will have a gala day
Thursday.
H. C. Remine, of Limestone, was in
Jonesboro Monday.
Yard wide Graniteville H H Domes.
tic Ate. Dosser Bros.
w. w. Kirkpatrick was down from
johnson City Sunday.
Choice of Simpson and all best brands
of calicoes &c. Dosser Bros.
Mrs. Munsey and daughter, Miss Der
tie, are rusticating near Conkling.
See F. E. Britton's line of tablets.
He beats them all in quality, quantity
and price.
Eugene NJ. Shipley left Monday for
Athens, where he will enter school for
this season.
We will receive this week a full line
of Zeigler shoes. We want to shoe you.
Dosser Bros.
Miss Jessie Patton Is visiting friends
in the country and will be absent a
week or two.
Mary Leah Miller has entered school
again for this term and is boarding at
Capt. l. E. Reeves.
Dick Sanders is now an inmate of
the county Jail in Greeneville, at least
80 we are informed.
Monday was County Court and q
good many people were in town as
usual on court days.
1t will pay you to call on Dosser
Bros. their stock is immense, their
prices lower than ever.
E. E. Munsey, after spending a two
weeks furlough here, returned to Wash
ington, d. c., Monday evening.
Miss Norman, who has been visiting
DR.. Whitlock for some time, returned
to her home in Knoxville Monday.
Major F. W. Earnest, of Washington.
d. c., is visiting his son Tate, cashier
of the First National Bank of this place.
Miss Minnie kirkpatrick came down
from Unaka Springs last week to pre-
pare for her school work which began
Monday.
Miss Laura Drummer is spending a
few weeks in the country; she will visit
Flourville, Fall Branch and Kingsport
before she returns.
Several new pupils who have never
been in school here before came in
Monday and the roll bids fair to be
larger this year than ever.
Miss Mary Ella Torbett, one of Bris.
tolls most charming young ladies who
has been spending some time here and
in this vicinity, returned to her home
Monday afternoon.
Tate Spring Mineral Water natures
own remedy-by the glass at our foun-
tain or by the gallon to take home.
Five cents per glass-Thirty cents per
gallon, at Msthes & Patton's.
l wish to sell in the next thirty
days at private sale, all the personal
property that belonged to Jesse Bacon,
consisting of two Clidesdale horses,
seven years old; one black colt two
years old; twelve 700 or 800 pound
steers, three heifers, "a inch hickory
wagon, nearly new, moving machine
and rake, plows, harrow, &c. All will
be sold reasonable for cash or on time
where parties give good security.
j. M. BACON, Ex'r.
Last Saturday morning-SherifI
Pritchett being out of town-while the
deputy sheriff was giving n of the
prisoners a paper, six of them made a
break for liberty and ran over the
deputy, came down stairs and ran up
tho railroad a short distence but they
were all captured except one named
Laws, who had but q short time since
been put in Jail for w~aylaying Ed,
Allison on his way home one nigh,
three months ago. He made good hiE
escape, but will be ~apprehended. Thil
ought to be q lesson to the deputy and
he should never give the prisoners toe
much liberty.