Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10


To look means to buy at Dosser Bros.
Baltimore Milliner with Mis- Stem.
Ons.
Rugs, mattings and carpets at Dosser
Bros.
w. N. Babb spent Sunday with home
folks.
King of all brown domestic 4c. Dos
ser Bros.
Joe. L. Powell was down from Bristol
Monday.
Everything at great reduced prices at
Dosser Bros.
DR.. B. L. Patton, of Telford, was in
town this week.
Dosser Bros. show an elegant line of
dress goods and silks.
We still sell Lonsdale bleached mus.
lin at Tic. Dosser Bros.
We will save you money on preScrip
tons. Mathes & Patton.
Look at the line of ginghams aud
prints at Sc. at Dosser Bros.
H. II. Mcpherson has a nice liue of
quadruple plate silverware.
Mems shoes from 81 to SO, ut s. A.
Early's, Washington College.
Bleached domestic from 4 to 10c., at
S. A. Early s, Washington College.
Roller skates were heard Monday
night, after q silence of two weeks.
have slippers from 40 cents up to
SO so; call and see them. r. NJ. May.
Jonesboro is up to date in millinery.
If you doubt it. call at NJ. V. Russell's.
Mems gooA cotton shirts, full size,
25c. at s. A. Early's, Washington Col
lege.
The Baltimore milliner can triun you
a hat to match any suit in the latest
styles.
The crowd in town Monday was not
as large as usually attends Circuit
Court.
Best quality of oil table cloth TIC. a
yard, at S. A. Early's, Washington
College.
Ralph Boyd and wife, of Johnson
City, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, H. R.
Phinney.
If you want to buy q hack or buggy,
new or second handed; call on S. ii.
Anderson.
See A. G. B%ritton's line of clothing,
shoes and hats before you buy, he can
save yot money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dawes and little
Marguerite, left last Friday for their
home in Knoxville.
The roads will soon be in good order,
and we hope some of subscribers
will bring us some wood.
Luke Bayless had q yard wide smile
on his face last Thursday-cause, a
new girl baby at his home.
If you want to get rid of that old
stubborn case of indigestion use Pan
horst's Indigestion Powders.
Highly recommended for corn and
oats, Baldwins high grade fertilizer.
We have it, Mathes & Patton.
Mrs. H. A. Lannon's, of Greeneville,
who has been visiting home folks for a
few days, returned home last week.
Jonesboro can show as nice a line of
millinery as Chattanooga or Knoxville.
If you doubt it, go to NJ. V. Russell's.
We are better prepared to do your
prescription work than any one. We
will save you money try us, Mathes &
Patton.
Eggs from thoroughbred Light Brah.
mas. One setting of IS, 81 90 Mrs
Amanda E. Bachman, Box 70, Jones
boro, Tenn. m20 Bun
Miss Lizzie Russell has received many
compliments by ladies of taste for the
nice selection she has made for her sis
tpY's millinery trade.
Walter Moulton and wife, of Fal
Branch, came up Saturday and went t
johnson City to spend Sunday. They
returned to Fall Branch Monday.
Judge H. 7. Campbell and Prosecut
ing Attorney Harmon assumed thei
duties in court Monday as though the!
had followed the business all their lives
The marriage of Herbert H. McPher
son and Miss Mary Powell Smith viii
be solempized in the Second Presbyte
rian church Thursday evening at
O'Clock.
/ have just put in a line of the cele
brated Drew, Selby & Co. high an,
low cut shoes; If you want something
pretty and stylish call and see them
II. NJ. May.
The appointment of Hugh Kirkpat
rick as Fish Commissioner by the Coun
ty Court last week, vas a good act, a
Hugh, is an ardent fisherman, and will
give the office due attention.
l nave the prettiest line of dimitie
ever brought to Jonesboro, in fact tn
prettiest line of wash goods l have eve
carried and prices to suit the poor q
we'll as the most fastidious. r. NJ. May
Among the places of interest in Jones
horn LAST week the store of Miss Alic