Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-07-31

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r. M. May.
Some big cuts in clothing for the next
30 days at A. c. Britton's.
Do not fail to attend the old Folkes
Concert next Tuesday night.
Dress g%oods-all kinds of cotton and
wooden fabrics. Dosser Bros.
Remember all our wooden goods 20
regardless of cost. R. M. May.
Nick Earnest, of GAINESVILLE, was
visiting in this place for a few DAYS
last week.
Always 60 to A. C. Britton's when
you want clothing, shoes or hats; he
leads in low prices.
DIR, Stuart and family returned home
last Friday after a few days spent on
the river near Nolachucky.
Miss Jessie Davis, of Chocoloco, Ala.
bama, and Miss Lucille Kirby, of Bris
tol, are guests of Mrs. T. ]. Peoples.
Misses Willie Reeves and Lizzie Carr.
OF johnson City, were guests of Miss
Lizzie Reeves, of this place, last week.
Miss Retta McFall, who has been Wis.
iting her cousin, Miss Laura Drummer,
returned to her home at Flourville last
Friday.
A. X. Brown, of Bristol, has been
down to see his wife and children who
are visiting Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs.
DR.. Murray.
K. M. Slemons and wife, after spend.
ing a week with their mother in this
place, have returned to their home at
Newcomb, Tenn.
Mrs. Onie Seaman Dawes and little
Marguerite, are here on a visit, having
stopped off on their return from Recky
Mount, Va, where they spent two
weeks.
The children's day exercises in the
Methodist Church were very interesting
and the audience was larger than
usual, there being no services al q
other church.
Thomas Bros sell the Bickford and
Huffman grain and fertilizer drill and
do not hesitate to recommend it as the
best drill on earth. See them before
you buy a new drill.
We are not selling goods at cost, but
we are selling them on a closer margin
than ever before. We sell the best
grade of everything. Try us and see
for yourself. Mathes & Patton, Lead
ing Druggists.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. James T.
Cooter, July 10, a son. Mrs. Cooter
was formerly Miss Sadie Gilbert,
daughter of Joseph Gilbert, with whom
she is spending the summer.-Terre
Haute Mail, July 20.
Miss Belle Sewer, who spent a few
days here with relatives and friends,
left last week for Bristol, where she
will spend a few days before going to
Cincinnati, where she will spend a
month teaching art.
The colored folks had q picnic in Dos
ser's woodland last Friday and a game
of ball was played between the johnson
City and Jonesboro colored clubs,
which resulted in a score of Is to Al in
favor Of Johnson City.
Misses Mae and Lizzie Susong, who
have been popular guests of Mrs. DR..
A. c. Hos5, left for til cir home Monday
afternoon, much to the regret of their
many friends in this place who hope
that they may visit her again soon.
The Japanese studentfrom Maryville,
whose name we can not pronounce, is
IN town, the guest of Profs. Sheriff. and
Ellis. He is quite a sharp looking Jap,
having spent seven years in this coun.
Try. On his return to his native coun-
try he will teach the Christian religion.
A party of boys composed of the fol-
lowing went down to Clark's Spring
Monday to spend a week fishing: RoI
Simpson, Justus Whitlock, Chas. Mar.
tin, Wick Keen and Ed Grisham. From
the amount of %provender that they took
along n would think that they had
gone for a month.
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 DC. dozen.
Buy now while price is low.
DossER BROS.
Mrs. j. S. Pritchett has been afflicted
with a very peculiar malady; for the
past week she has been in a state of
somnolence for the most of the time
and such was her condition that the
only way in which she could be aroused
from the stupor was to touch her feet
with a hot iron. At this writing there
is some hopes of her recovery, but up
to this time her case has been almost
hopeless.
800 Reward, 800.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease hat science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and