Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-02-20

Bring us more wood on subscription.
Miss Inez Martin entered school last
Monday.
The skating rink is now in the hands
of a receiver.
A.. G. Kloman, of johnson City, was
down Monday.
If you want q watch cheap 60 to H.
H. Mcpherson.
Silas Cooper is attending court this
week in johnson City.
If you want your watch repaired
take it to H. H. Mcpherson. t.
F. F.. Britton will fill your prescrip-
tion cheaper than any n else.
Major Jas. E. Deakens, of Clarkson,
was in town last Monday shopping.
Lieut.. Henry NJ. Walker, of the loyal
Fourteenth, WASH Jonesboro yesterday
Sleigh riding has been in vogue for
tho past week, but it will not always be
thus.
Rev. j. III. Moore was on the streets
last Monday. shaking hands with his
friends.
Propts Brothers, of Telford, sent in a
renewal for the Herald and Tribune
last week.
j. Will Shepherd says that We erred
somewhat last week. 1t was q girl in
stead of a hoy.
Go to F. E. Britton's for anything
you want in drugs, he carries a full
line of everything.
All it can do is to cure. This il will
do we are sure-Patton's Royal Cold
Cure, Mathes & Patton.
Thomas Deer has exchanged his
horses for a pair of mules with which
to do draying IS heretofore.
Baldwin is an old reliable brand OF
fertilizer. The result is fine on corn.
We have it. Mathes & Patton.
Squire Hancher, of Matuta, came in
last Wednesday and renewed his sub
scription to the Herald and Tribune.
F. E. Britton has had eighteen years
experience in the drug business. Run
no risk but take your prescriptions to
him.
The furnace at the College, or its fire.
man, or both have failed to give a sat.
isfactory temperature in some of the
rooms during the COLI weather.
Toothpicks! Toothpicks!! Toothpicks!l
We have at last got some good ones
and we still have some mean ones, so
we can please anyone. Mathes & Pat
ton.
Judge II. T. Campbell, not "Bomp'
bell" as it appeared in the Journals
head lines Monday, is holding a special
term of court this week in johnson
City.
Rev. j. T. Hickman has just closed 6
revival meeting at Elizabethton, with
sixty conversions and thirty three ad.
ditions to the Baptist Church at tina
place
Bring your beef hides to d. McNicols
shoe shop, on the corner of Mill and
Main Streets, Jonesboro, and get the
highest market price in leather or frs
class work.
j. B. Hunt, an old and respected citi
zen of Fall Branch, died last Saturday
and vas buried Sunday. He was thu
father in law of Rev. j. N. Baker. He
was in his eightieth yeur.
The Edwin Southers theatrical com
pany, after having spent a week in oul
town, and giving us two of their bes
plays, left last Wednesday to NEE
their engagements up the road.
Capt. w. H. Dent, OF Embreeville
was in town last Monday in the interest
of Dent & Jackson Iron ore mines. Tn,
Captain is one of the most wide awak,
and progressive citizens in the county
No town on earth of its size can bea
Jonesboro when it comes to something
to eat; if you doubt it go and exam I'M
the family supplies in the sever gro
Gerry store we 10Y have, with anothe
n to be opened up this week.
Hon Chas. Seymour, of Knoxville
the American attorney for the new
E%mbreeville Company, spent Saturda.
night in Jonesboro and returned HON,
on Sunday. His presence here was t
make some preliminary arrangement
for starting up the works.
Sewer Martin was in town Monday
and reports a heavy decline in tn
price of horses and mules since Decem
Der. lie says there is no use of Repub
licans abusing the administration owe
hard times, as the Democrats are doinI
that all over the country.
We are unable to supply any bacI
numbers of the paper containing Hay
woods History. Each issue goes lik
hot cakes before a hungry boy. Thi
notice is given as a reply to request
for lost or misplaced copies. The NOR
you get of our history the better yo'
will like it. Save your papers.
Mr. Little, living some four or CIV