Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-07-10

CLOTH|NG
FINEST LINE
LATEST STYLES
LOWEST PRICES!
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HOSS 81 MCCALL.


these gifts to them before marriage.
China plates and fruit saucers at Dos,
ser Bros.
Brick for sale-No I brick for sale by
R. NJ. May.
Tom Chase, of johnson City, wa,
down Monday.
Jonesboro will soon be saying hello
to Fall Branch.
Glass fruit jars, lower than the low.
est. Dosser Bros.
Pure ice from now until next fall
Mathes & Patton.
H. II. Mcpherson makes a specially
of watch repairing.
Don't sell your washed wool until
you see us. Dosser Bros.
Will Reeves is spending a few days
vacation at Unaka Springs.
A. G. Britton still leads in low prices
on clothing, shoes and hats.
Dress goods-all kinds of cotton and
WOODEN fabrics. Dosser Bros.
J. w. Shepherd spent last Sunday
with his family at johnson City.
Genuine buttermilk toilet soap just
received and for sale by j. S. Mathes.
Mrs. David Simpson and child, of
Knoxville, are visiting DR.. Panhorst's
family.
We buy ice in car load lots; that Ia
the reason we a sell it cheap. Mathes
4 Patton.
Mrs. Printup and daughter, Nellie,
Of Rome, Georgia, are here visiting ].
NJ. Hoss' family.
Prices cut on summer goods-5c.
challies now &C., other goods same
way. Dosser Bros.
A. c. Britton sells clothing, shoes
and hats awful cheap. Give him a
trial and be convinced.
Will Holmes, a fireman on the South
ern, is spending a few days with his
parents, near this place.
Mrs. j. j. Hunt left Monday for Port.
land, Maine, where she will visit her
home folks for some time.
A. C. Britton will not be undersold;
so if you want a suit, hat or pair Of
shoes, go to him for them.
Don't fail to call on A. G. Britton
when you want a suit of clothes, a pair
of shoes or in fact anything that a man
wears.
Last week j. G.. Smith was in the
lead in fine peaches, but this week it
rests between John Walker and Sam
Hampton.
The fact of the business is that we
have too many goods of all kinds and
they must be sold regardless OF prices.
R. M. May.
R. NJ. May has commenced laying
brick for his new building, and from
the speed now being made with the
work, the walls will soon be up.
DR.. VIM. Smith, late of Lakeland,
Florida, is visiting his brother, j. c..
Smith, of this place. The doctor will
spend a part of the sum ner in the coun-
try near Clarkson.
Gee. L. Brown, of Carter County, a
brother of Charlie Brown, of this place,
is visiting relatives here. Before leav-
ing for his home he ordered the Herald
and Tribune sent to him.
The Fourth of July Song Service
rendered in the Second Presbyterian
Church last Sunday evening was in
deed an enjoyable entertainment. The
attendance good, the singing fine, es-
pecially the male quartette, and the oc.
casion was one that will not soon be
forgotten.
David Kitzmiller, one of our oldest
citizens died at his home in the north,
ern part of the county, July A. He was
a remarkable man in more than age,
being Of strong constitution and had
always been a man of industrious hab.
its, having pursued his daily labors
until quite recently.
Those who are willing to board stu.
dents or rent rooms to students desir.
ing to board themselves during the
next scholastic year, will please let me
know at once. We are expecting sew
eral students from the country and
they must be accommodated. Respect
fully, S. W. Sheriff..
Masons jars packed one dozen in box
at less than wholesale price
Pints at zoe. dozen.
Quarts at S5c. dozen.
One half gallon at 81 dozen.
Rubbers at &c. dozen.
Buy now while price is low.
DossER Bros.
Sunday morning the depot at Lou
don was burned down, and with other
property destroyed was the house hold
effects of Rev. Edward Mason, son of
our late townsmen, A. G.. Mason. Mr..
Mason had accepted a call to some
point in New York, aud had shipped
his goods to that point. Notlong since
his residence in Kingston was entered
by burglars and considerable proper
ty stolen. 1t is hoped his misfortunes
are at an end.