Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-01-23

his wife.
Tea sets, bon bon trays and card trays,
at McPherson's.
W. B. White, of Locust Mount, was
in town Monday.
Try bottle of wine of cardui for sale
by Mathes & Patton.
j. D. Taylor, the shoe nam, was in
our town last Thursday.
Does your watch need repairing?
Take it to III. Ii. Mcpherson. D..
Good drugs, gooder drugs, coolest
drugs for sale by Mathes & Patton.
Trade, not cash for corn, order with
drawn for the present. Dosser Bros.
Joe Worley, one of Boon Creek s pro-
gressive farmers, was in town Monday.
VIM. E, Tilson, Clerk and Master of
Unicoi County, was in town yesterday.
1t has cured hundreds, why won't it
cure you? Our cold cure. Mathes &
Patton.
Miss Lille Sellers, daughter of E. T.
Sellers, of Rutledge, 10 visiting at DR..
Whitlock's s.
Sam and Clyde Keebler came up from
Limestone Sunday and returned Mon
day morning. .
We will continue to give tickets
with each cash purchase until Feb. /,
1895. Dosser Bros.
R. NJ. X. Deakins was down the road
last week purchasing goods for his
store at Morning Star.
I. F. Wood and A. X. Brown, two of
Bristol's prominent citizens, were in
Jonesboro one day last week.
Governor elect, H. Clay Evans passed
through here Tuesday evening en- route
for Washington and New York.
Our order for corn is withdrawn for
the present, but we will still buy it and
pay in merchandise. Dosser Bros.
Grand reduction in all lines of mer-
chandise will be made in the next thirty
days, at prices unheard of. R. M. May.
See the nice line of syrup pitchers
spoon holders, pickle dishes, casters and
butter dishes Mcpherson has on hand.
Squire Jas. E. Hale was in town yes
terday with a load of wheat. He has
now about 400 bushels in the warehouse
here.
If you need medicine in the night,
call me, l am in the first room to the
left, at top of stairs over the drug store.
Frank S. Patton.
The colored soldiers who enlisted
and went West sometime ago, write
back to relatives that they are delight
ed with the regular army.
We make prescription work a spec
ial study, are well prepared. use fresh
drugs, and are very careful. Call and
see us. Mathes & Patton.
Maj. j. A. Bradshaw and wife were
in town yesterday. We are glad that
Mr.. Bradshaw is able to be around
again after being seriously sick.
Bring your beef hides to D. McNicols'
shoe shop, on the corner of Mill and
Main Streets, Jonesboro, and get the
highest market price in leather or first
class work.
Our contemporaries in business may
say that our stock is old and out of
date, but such is the language of envy
and their careless handling of the truth.
A. G. Britton & Co.
Miss Mollie Seaman returned from
Bristol last Sunday, where she had been
for a week visiting her grandmother,
who has been quite sick, but was con-
valescent when last heard from.
In order to maintain our reputation
asa religious, as well as a political fam.
lily newspaper, our readers, will BIZ fur
nished next week by a Thanksgiving
sermon by Rev. A. w. Taylor. of Tus.
culum College.
The close of each season in our es.
adjustment brings a clearance sale.
So in order to make room for sprir Q
goods, we offer you special bargains in
every thing in the house for the next
thirty days. R. NJ. May.
With this issue we complete the first
chapter of Haywood's history. In the
succeeding chapters will be found his
torical facts full OF thrilling interest to
the present generation facts the people
have never heard of possibly, yet facts
all the same.
Capt. Lewis A. hardwood was ninety
three years old last Thursday, and il
more sprightly and active than many
men at sixty. We hope he may b.
spared many years to enjoy the bless
ings he aided in giving the country, by
faithful and honorable service in two
great wars
w. Il. Hickman, of the Thirteenth
District, died last Thursday and wa,
buried at Kincheloe's grave yard Sat
urday with Masonic honors, the lodges
from Jonesboro, Fall Branch and Doug
lass Shed taking part. An immens,
throng of people attended the burying
The JoDesboro Masons who attended
desire us to return thanks to LandoI
II. Shipley for the refreshments sun