Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-12-04

100 piece dinner set, 80 %. Dosser
Bros.
Games of all kinds at Miss Eugenia
Murphys.
Bring your feathers and beeswax to
R. NJ. May.
Yard wide all wool Henrietta 25c.
Dosser Bros.
Shelton Taylor, of Chattanooga, was
here this week.
Mackintoshes for men and boys at
A.. C. Britton's.
We still buy walnut kernels. Bring
them in. Dosser Bros.
For toys of all descriptions, go to
Miss Eugenia Murphys.
Cotton is up-still 6balls boss thread
goes for DC. Dosser Bros.
Have you seen our cut glass pattern
in glassware. Dosser Bros.
Ladies' and gents cuff buttons of all
kinds at II. II. McPherson's 8.
Candies will be cheaper than ever
sold before at G.. q. Mottern.
Undershirts % cents at Hoss & Nc.
Calls "up to date" clothiers.
25 Macintoshes and box coats to come
in this week at Hoss & McCall's.
We sell Bruton's snuff, 4oz. the large
size, only 10 cents. Dosser Bros.
If you have a photograph you want
enlarged take it to o. L. Hensley.
The incest lines of dolls ever seen in
this place at Miss Eugenia Murphys.
Just received, a lot of o%vercoats. You
buy them at wholesale price. Dosser
Bros.
Picture books, the like of which have
never been shown in Jonesboro, at Miss
Murphys.
If yon need a suit, overcoat or Mac
intosh Hoss & Mccall up to date"
clothiers can fit you.
Try Pine Mountain Water for dys
pepsia and stomach troubles, at F. E.
Britton's, SOC per gallon.
Ramon's Relief cures sick headache.
neuralgia, cramps, cholera, morbus,
%diarrhoea, etc. csc for large bottles.
Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pei
lets are a perfect treatment for con.
stipation and biliousness. E8rOne pill q
dose.
George c. Mattern, the greatest at
traction in candy-one stick weighing
thirty pounds, is very attractive; come
and see.
James S. Pritchett butchered a hog
last week hat weighed 378 pounds net.
was a large one, and we have yet to
hear of a larger.
Miss Mary Ella Torbett, who has
been guest of Miss Lizzie Patterson at
Vineland, will return to her home in
Bristol this week.
1t is no joke A. G. Britton has the
cheapest line of goods ever sold in
J%onesboro and he is after your trade.
He is offering some extra bargains.
Two young men stopped at the Inn
last Saturday night, enroute from New
York to Atlanta IN bicycles. They
making good time and enjoy the
trip.
Say, had you ever thought that an
umbrella would make a nice present
for a Christmas gift. A. G. Britton has
the incest line in town, and they are
Byrd Barkly and wife were both
buried Saturday in the family grave
yard. Mr.. Barley died Friday and
wife died Saturday morning. They
had both been in feeble health for
time.
A. R. Moulton, of Fall Branch, was
in town Tuesday, shipping poultry, of
which he had half a,car load. His son
Walter went with the shipment to
Washington City, where they expect to
find a market.
w. s. FEBRUARY and Dick Russell, who
have been collecting for the Wrought
Iron Range Company, in Virginia, re-
turned home last Sunday, looking as
natural as ever, and were warmly
welcomed by their host of friends.
Having used Mrs. Gray's. Baking
Powder with best results, | take pleas.
sure in recommending il to sothers in
search of a No. / powder. MRS. j. ID.
Greeneville. For sale by
& Boyd and R. NJ. May at 40c.
per pound ,'2Oc. per half pound, 1Oc. a
quditcT' %
Capt. l. E, Reeves met with an acct
dent last Friday, which might have
been more serious. He was driving
the road between here and, John.
son City, and as he went to pass a
wagon in the road his cart was upset
throwing him to the ground and by
some means the small bone just above
the ankle was broken. We are glad to
say that he is getting along nicely and
be able to get out in a few days.
Joseph A. Conley, ESQ.,, died at his
home some two miles west of here on
night of last week. Before
the war he was quite prominent in the
affairs and the politics of the county.
In 1852. and apaip in 1876. he was