Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-09-11
Bring your dried apples to R. M.

Bring your dried apples to R. M.
Mays.
G. W. Carr, Of johnson City, was in
town Monday.
Call for good cotton checks only 4c
II yard, at Dosser Bros.
Fred Broyles, son of John S. Broyles,
of Erwin, was down Monday.
w. w. Faw, of johnson City, was
here Monday on legal business.
Bring yourdried fruit to Dosser Bros.
they sell the best and cheapest goods.
Miss Nell Mason left last Wednesday
for Maryville to enter college for this
term.
Bring your dried fruit and wheat to
Dosser Bros. They give best values in
exchange.
See F. E. Britton's line of tablets.
He beats them all in quality, quantity
and price.
j. d. Cox and j. j. Hunt have gone
to Clark Spring to spend a few days re-
operating,
We will receive this week a full line
of Zeigler shoes. We want to shoe you.
Dosser Bros.
Chancellor Judge Smith, of johnson
City, was here for a few hours Satur.
day afternoon.
Bruce Smith, Libby FEBRUARY and Miss
Maud Farnham left for Maryville Col
lege last Tuesday.
1t will pay you to call on Dosser
Bros. their stock is immense, their
prices lower than ever.
G. H. Markwood returned to Clark
Spring Monday, after having spent a
week or more in this place. al
Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pei.
lets are a perfect treatment for con.
stipation and biliousness. EFOne pill a
dose.
S. w, Wilson and family, of johnson
City, were guests of Mrs. Wilson 3 par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Wilds, last
Sunday.
Take your prescriptions to F. E.
Britton. He has eighteen years ex-
p%erience in the drug business and un-
stands compounding.
Mrs. j. H. Peoples and daughter left
last Thursday for Washington, d. c.,
to visit Col. T. H. Reeves family. They
will be gone for a few weeks.
II you do not happen to get a card
advertising the Happy Home'' cloth
ing come in anyhow and see the goods
made up. A. G. Britton the clotheir.
Why not try the celebrated Pine
Mountain Water? 1t cures all the ills
to which human flesh is heir, l sold
thirty five gallons last week. F. E.
Britton.
Tate Spring Mineral Water natures
W remedy-by the glass at u foun-
tain or by the gallon to take home.
Five cents per %glass-Thirty cents per
gallon, at Mathes & Patton's.
Private instruction given to a limited
number of students wishing to prepare
for a Collegiate or University course
in either the Natural Sciences, Classics
and Higher Mathematics. Terms reason.
able. j. P. PARK.
Buy a suit of Happy Home" brand
clothing and if it doesn't give satisfac.
ton you get your money back. A posi-.
tive guarantee on the sleeve of every
garment. A. G. Britton, the Clothier.
j. w. Shepherd, our congenial friend
who has been with L. Fl. Patton for
nearly a year, is no longer with us. He
has taken his family to Fall Branch
where they will spend some time. We
are sorry to lose Mr.. Shepherd from
our midst.
Rev. l. G. Murray, who left here last
fall to attend the Theological Seminary
at Louisville, is at home for a few
weeks. After his school closed last
spring he was called to fll q pulpit at
Citra, Florida, where he has been until
his arrival here last Friday.
We are sorry to state that our es.
teemed old friend Capt. L. A. Mark.
wood is in q critical condition and it
is feared that he may not rally again.
He is almost ninety four years of age,
but up the time of his last sickness, a
few weeks ago, he was as spry as a man
of sixty five or seventy years.
John L. Davis, wife and the youngest
child spent last Thursday and Friday
here. They were en- route to their home
in Knoxville from Boston, where Mr..
Davis had been on a business and
pleasure trip. Mr.. Davis lever fails
to stop in Jonesboro and he can always
rest assured that his friends here will
always be glad to see him.
Many of our citizens sat up last Thurs.
day night to see the moon pass under
the shadow of the earth. The eclipse
began coming on about ten o'clock,
and at about eleven o'clock the moon
was entirely covered by the shadow
which remained on until about half
past n o clock. 1t was a perfectly
clear night and each phase Of the noon
was watched with intense interest as it
entered the penumbra.
Several wears ago I was taken with a