Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-10-09

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Look at boys clothing, at Dosser
Brothers.
Capes and iackets-jackets and capes
Dosser Bros.
John Keebler, of Limestone, was in
town Monday.
J.. T. Browning, of the Staff, was in
town Monday.
Try Jim HaleIs Hams we sell them.
Fink & Hickey.
R. NJ. May will sell you salt at 75c.
per $50 pounds.
A rare chance. Felt hats for 10 cents
at Miss Slemons'.
Fred Cottrell, of Knoxville, was at
the Inn last Sunday.
Don't fail to see the bargains Miss
Slemons has to offer,
Dosser Bros. pay zoe for wheat and
sell the cheapest goods.
Ask for school shoes-Little Giant
and Others. Dosser Bros.
Ladies' and gents cuff buttons of all
kinds at II. H. McPherson's g.
Try our spices-whole and ground,
for picking. Fink & Hickey.
Dosser Bros have bought over fifteen
tons of dried apples this season.
Monday was quarterly County Court
and all the magistrates were present.
Dosser Bros pay lie for dried apples,
and sell goods cheaper than anybody.
Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil cures
rheumatism, cuts, sores. burns and
bruises, for 25c.
There will be a dime sociable at DR..
Whitlock's OF Thursday night the 10Th.
Proceeds for missions.
F. E. Britton will fill your prescrip.
tions cheaper than any druggist in
Jonesboro and do it accurately.
Ramon's Relief cures sick headache,
neuralgia, cramps, cholera, morbus,
diarrhoea, etc. Csc for large bottles.
Miss Ida Richmond, of Sullins Col.
lege, Bristol, was the guest of Miss
Jessie Patton from Friday until Mon
day.
Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pei
lets are a perfect treatment for con.
stipation and biliousnsss. EYrQne pill q
dose.
Roland Chilled Plow Repairs, Ma.
chine Oil, Glass, Putty, Fruit cans
and sealing wax for sale at the old A.
G. Mason stand.
The pastor would be pleased to see
every member of the Second Presby-
terrain Church at the Preparatory Ser
vice Wednesday evening.
Hon. A. A. Taylor was here Sunday,
having spent a day or two at his home
on the river. He left for Atlanta where
they Iectured Monday evening.
John Vaughn and 0mer Hensley left
Sunday night for Knoxville to make
application for work on the Southern
Railroad. We trgst they will both be
successful.
Misses Laura Drummer and Jesbis
Patton entertained as their guests last
Saturday and Sunday Miss Mary Carr,
one of johnson City's most beautiful
and accomplished young ladies and
Miss Katie Helms, of like fame from
Morristown.
A couple of weeks ago H. NJ. Dead.
erick made what was perhaps the fret
shipment OF watermelons South, the
lot consisting of 1000 nice melons to
Atlanta. We understand that Mr..
Deaderick done we'll with them, and
had the weather not turned cool would
have shipped more. One thing we can
boast, and that is quality and quantity
of the melon crop this year.
S. G. Simpson, uncle of our towns
man ]. B. Simpson, accompanied by
his wife are here on a visit. About
sixty years ago Mr.. Simpson left this
country and went to Illinois where he
has lived ever since. This is his first
visit to his native heath during these
sixty years. He now resides in Ma
comb, Illinois, and is SO years of age.
This aged couple will visit about in
this county for a few weeks then they
will return to their home.
The wheels Of fashion run one way
today another way tomorrow, but there
are two things fashion always demands.
First a mans clothes must ct him,
second the material in his clothes must
be good. Those are just exactly the
kind of garments you will find In my
stock. The wheels of business are
trning very fast for me just now. II
is coming to be a matter of common
knowledge that sell the best goods
for the least money. I'm cheap be.
cause | give a man his moneys worth.
A. C. Britton the Clothier.
The entertain ment given Monday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. MacMil-
Ian, assisted by Hon. E. D. Duncan,
was quite a success despite the inclem-
ent evening. The selections of Mr..
Macmillan were masterful and he dis,
played great skill In the art Of his pro-
fession. So great is his skill with the
bow that the tones thereof approximate