Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-17

fine large oil painting and frame. II.
M. May.
Straw hats at Dosser Bros.
Circuit Court adjourned Monday.
Cotton checks Sic up. DJsser Bros
Baltimore Milliner with Miss Stem
ons.
Nice line percale shirts at A. G. Brit
tons.
Standard granulated sugar DC. Dos.
ser Bros.
If you want IA watch chelp G, to Fl
FL. Mcpherson.
H. L. Glenn, of Atlanta, was here a
few days last week.
w. w. Kirkpatrick was down from
johnson City Sunday.
We will save you money on prescrip
tons. Mathes & Patton.
H.. H. Mcpherson has a nice line of
q%uadruple plate silverware.
Mems shoes from 81 to SS, ut s.. A.
Early's, Washington College.
D,n't forget our line of cotton and
wooden dress fabrics. Dosser Bros.
Bleached domestic from A to 1Oc., at
s. A. Early's, Washington College.
Mrs. Sam Owen, of Bristol, WAS us
iting at Colonel Dungau's Monday.
l have slippers from 40 cents up to
SO 80; call and see them. R. NJ. May.
Judge H. T. Campbell spent Sunday
with relatives at Washington College.
Mems good cotton shirts, full size,
25c. at s. A. Early's, Washington Col
lege.
Miss Cordie Bayless, of Telford, is
visiting Miss Write Cummings this
week.
Judge H. Ii. Ingersoll, a prominent
Knoxvillian, was here the first IF this
week.
Easter Sunday brought the usual
quality of weather-rain, sleet and
snow.
The Baltimore milliner can trim you
a hat to match any suit in the latest
styles.
w. j. Carmack was down from Bris.
toll Sunday and he May" come back
again.
Best quality of oil table cloth TIC. a
yard, at s. A. Early's, Washington
College.
Capt. j. S. Jeter was down from
Bristol Monday and went over to En-
breeville.
Miss Jessie Patton, of Sullins Col
lege, spent Easter with her parents in
this place.
If you want to buy a hack or buggy,
new or second handed; call on S. II.
Anderson.
Hon. w. G. Anderson was here a day
or two last week shaking hands with
his many friends.
Miss LENA Mason was a delegate to
the Christian Endeavor convention at
Knoxville last week.
The roads will soon he ia good order,
and we hope some of our subscribers
will bring us some wood.
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.
Let every Sunday School in the
county be represented in the county
convention at Fall Branch on the Goth,
Miss BERTHE Hulse, of Limestone, who
has been visiting the Misses Smith fol
the past week, returned to her home
Monday.
We regret to learn that we are soon
to lose Judge Smith and family from
our midst. They will movet to johnson
City soon.
White Plymouth Rocks, good layers,
good settlers and a good market fowl
Eggs 81 per setting. Bert Simpson,
Jonesboro. a
Miss Josie King, of Atlanta, attended
the McPherson-Smith %nuptials, and i
spending a few days with her cousins
the Misses Smith.
Well, well, we'll, when it comes t
clothing my competitors are mo- in it
All I ask is for you to call and &c
prices. r. M. May.
1t is town talk and country talk a
well that A. G. Britton is selling cloth
ing, shoes and hats cheaper than the!
have ever been sold in Jonesboro.
We notice from the Bristol Courie
the announcement of the marriage o
Chas. N. Long to Miss Buckley, of Vii
ginia. We wish him much happiness
Misses Matte Hale, Ora and Cordi
White went home last Friday evening
accompanied by Miss Inez Martin
They returned Monday in time 70
school.
will sell all heavy weight suits a
cost in order to keep my stock ne'
with reasonable goods. Come in an
get a bargain. A. G. Britton Th
Clothier.
BY a nrivaia letter RECEIVED in lone,