Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-25

DrOS.
Bring your dried apples to R. M.
Mays.
Crox and glass fruit jars, at Dosser
Brothers.
Samuel Vincent was in town last
Saturday.
New lot of furniture just received.
Dosser Bros.
Try Jim Hale's Hams we sell them.
Fink & Hickey.
Rev. B. B. Bigler was visiting out Of
town last week.
Book of 5 papers needles &c, pins 1c
paper. Dosser Bros.
Try our ~spices-whole and ground,
for picking. Fink & Hickey.
Don't fail to look at dress goods,
plain and fancy. Dosser Bros.
Mrs. John s. Mathes and Miss Essie
Mathes we're in Knoxville last week.
Sewer Martin, one of our leading
farmers, was in town q few days ago.
Remember we sell you good yard
wide domestic at Al cents. Dosser
Bros.
Mrs. M. L. Peoples has been quite
sick for a few days, but is better ut this
writing.
Mrs. Mollie Dosser, who has been
somewhat indisposed for awhile, is said
to be better.
Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil cures
rheumatism, cuts, sores, burns and
bruises, for 25c.
F. E. Britton will fill your prescrip.
tons cheaper than any druggist in
Jonesboro and do it accurately.
Ramon's Relief cures sick headache.
neuralgia, cramps, cholera, morbus,
diarrhoea, etc. 25c for large bottles.
DR.. E. L. Deaderick came up from
Knoxville last Wednesday In response
to a telegram announcing the death of
Miss Kate Deaderick. -,
Walter Moulton went to Atlanta on
business last week and returned, on
Saturday afternoon. He says 1t is
rather warm in the South.
~, 80. - " f"
The "'possums' will soon be ripe
and the =" simmons will soon be here,
and then we'll have '%'punkin" pie for
dinner. Come and see us then.
Capt. James Grisham, of Buffalo
Ridge, joined the ''old vets'' here last
week and went with them to again see
the old battlefield and to grasp. again
the hands of old comrades. f''"
We publish this week the accounts
Of three deaths right in our town in
n week, Something very remarka-
BILE, as each vas the result of a differ
ent cause.
For sale-a good surveyor 8 compass,
with complete outfit. Tel ms, cash or
approved note. Call at this office at
any time between September 80 and
October 7.
Miss Sallie Crawford, daughter of
George Crawford, formerly of this
place, but now of Winnsboro, s. c.,
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Squibb, Of this place.
Glad the hanging in Bristol Oh Octo.
Der II is private. Let the papers say as
little as possible about it. The publ.
cation of such stuff can not fail to be
hurtful to the morals Of our country.
Our own East Tennessee Is q verita.
BILE land of corn and wine. We have
not sampled the milk and honey yet.
Guess the vets" did that in Chatta.
nooga for US. They don't like "corn
and wine."
The hot weather which we have been
having seems to be general, as reports
come from all parts of the county of
the extreme heat. At some places
schools have been forced to adjourn
on account of the intense heat.
1t matters not how pleasantly situated
you may be your home is never cheer.
full and happy without a suit of HAP.
Ply Home clothing, and the only place
this popular brand of goods can be
found is at A. @. B%ritton's clothing
store. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded.
Since there 10 80 much typhoid fever
In our county, would IL not be we'll to
look after the filth about our premisesY
Some hog pens in town are an outrage.
The other filthy places need no men
ton. Go out at eventide and get q
Whit, and then clean up, IL the filth Is
about your house. 'The hit dog will
boiler"
R. NJ. May requests US to say to the
public that he has returned from the
East and is too busy now to write an
advertisement, but that he will have
something of interest TO tell all the
people next week, when he hopes to
rave his stock in, and feels confident
he will be able to show the largest and
best stock Of goods ever shown in
Jonesboro.
Rev. W. 81. Osborne, formerly pastor
Of the Baptist church of this place, but
now pastor Of the First Baptist church
Of Tampa, Fla, is visiting, with his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Cox, of this
place, and other friends and relatives
in the county. Mr.. Osborne was pastor
here for more than three years, and his
return is always hailed with gladness.
Hope his rest here will be profitable
and pleasant to him,
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