Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-02-27


Bring US more wood on subscription.
Thad. A. Cox spent Sunday with Mrs.
Cox in Jonesboro.
H. H. Mcpherson makes a specially
of watch repairing.
II. H. Mcpherson has a nice line Of
quadruple plate silverware.
Men, shoes from 81 to $S at s. A.
Early 8, Washington College.
Jas. E. Hale ESQ.,, of the Seventeenth
District, was in town last Monday.
Judge j. NJ. Martin was in town
Monday, looking after county matters.
Baldwin's fertilizer is the best for
corn. Ask Mathes & Patton about it.
A full line of hardware at lowest
prices ut s. A. Early's 3, Washington
College.
All it can do is to cure. This it will
do we are sure-Patton's Royal Cold
Cure. Mathes & Patton.
We regret to learn that Major J. A.
Bradshaw is dangerously ill at his
home near Washington College.
Baldwin is an old reliable brand of
fertilizer. The result IL fine on corn.
We have it. Mathes & Patton.
Tom NJ. Wells Esq, a leading citizen
Of Fall Branch, was in town Tuesday,
and made this Office a pleasant call.
F. E. Britton has had eighteen years
experience in the drug business. Run
no risk but take your prescriptions to
him.
Cotton checks from 4 to &C.,, prints
from 4 to &c., wool dress goods from
15t to Doc. at s. A. Early's, Washington
College.
Take your prescriptions to F. E. Brit.
ton he carries the largest, freshest and
best stock Of drugs in Jonesboro, and
understands compromising.
Toothpicks! Toothpicks!! Toothpicks!!
We have at last got some good ones
and we still have some mean ones, 80
we a please anyone. Mathes & Pat
ton.
Col. T. H. Reeves and family have
finally settled a question they have had
under consideration for a year or more,
and will about May l, 1896, become res
idents of Washington, D. G.
Austin Britton has gone after a sup.
ply of boots, shoes, hats and caps, which
he will add to his stock OF clothing
now in, and in addition, will add new
spring and summer styles of suits.
Wait for him and you will do well.
DR.. Panhorst has opened an Office in
Leesburg, and will make that his head
quarters for the present. 1t Is not nec'
essary that we say anything by way Of
introduction of the DR.. to the people OF
Leesburg, as he is well known to them.
Mrs. Mollie Dosser. who has been in
feeble health for some months, left
Monday for New York to take a course
Of treatment suggested by her brother,
Rev. John T. Wilds, of that city. W.
wish her a safe TIP and a speedy re
covery.
Mrs. Lizzie Russell left on Monday
the 25th, for Baltimore to select Spring
Millinery Goods for Miss Mary V. Rus
sell. The ladies Of Jonesboro and
throughout the county may expect
something handsome in hesdgear or
her return.
Take your prescriptions to Mathes &
Patton; they fill with great care, they
have a private room for compromising
where the prescription clerks mind il
not drawn from his work. They have
never made a mistake, they put ups
prescription in good, clean shape aut
do it cheaper than anyone else; call OF
them. Money saved is money made
The East Tennessee Sunday Schoo
Convention will be held in Hartman
Tennessee, May 2 and 8. Every schoo
in East Tennessee ought to send two o
three delegates. We want some GOO
public speakers, and also want 1t to b,
the best convention ever held 10 Eas
Tennessee. Reduced rates will be give
on railroads. 8. II. ANDERSON, Pres
R. M. May left last Monday for tn
eastern markets to purchase his sprin
and summer stock Of goods, and viii
be absent about two weeks. He wa
accompanied by Mrs. May and Mis-
Mollie Seaman, who will assist him |
selecting the incest line of seasonabl
goods ever brought to Jonesboro. T
all in need of new dresses We woul
say wear the old n afew days iougel
and then come to Mays and get ju:
what you want; they will have it.
Married, at the home Of the brid,
near Birds Bridge, Mise Jennie Broyl,
to F. F. Decker, of Washington Count,
Tenn, by Judge Ruble, on the 14th {
February. Prof. l. B. Sechrist preside
at the organ. There were many FRIEND
present who partook of the hospitaliti,
of this generous household. Jenni
was one Of Greene County's mod
teachers, and we are 10th to part wit
her.-Greeneville Republican.
1t is all right, Fred, but we thir
you might have said something to
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