Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-03-06
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II. Mcpherson.
Capt. ]. s., Jeter, of Virginia, was
here on business Monday.
If you want your watch repaired
take it to H. H. Mcpherson.
F. f. Britton will fill your prescrip.
tion cheaper than any n else.
Ladies' shoes from 05c. to SO at S.
A. Early s, Washington College.
Baldwin's fertilizer is the best for
corn. Ask Mathes & Patton about it.
Monday was County Court day, and
brought a large crowd OF people TO
town.
A full line of hardware at lowest
prices at s. A. EarIy's Was 'ington
College.
Go to F. E. Britton s for anything
you want in drugs, he carries II full
line of everything.
Jas. A. Grub, of Droylesville, was
another OF those who recollected us i II
a substantial manner on Monday.
Save money by going to A. e. Brit.
ton for shoes hats and clothing, lie is
prepared to tit you up from head To foot
A. {. Brition's line of clothing, hats
and Shoes can not be excelled Ia qual
ity, and prices are lower than ever.
Moses Moore. of Christie, one of our
substantial citizens came in and LETT
with us some of the ueedful last Mon.
day.
Ii you want your prescriptions com.
pounded from fresh, pure drugs take
them to +. f. Br, tton's corner drug
store.
Miss Dora Cargille. of Johnson City,
spent last Friday and Saturday visiting
Mrs. Spencer Tunnel and Mrs 7. j.
Peoples, of this place.
A. C. Britton has just opene a new
stock of shoes and hats and is selling
them very cheap. Call and examine
his line before you buy.
If you want to be treated right buy
clothing, hats shoes and all gents furn.
ishings from A. G. Britton. He keeps
u nice line of men s wear.
Take your prescriptions to F.. E. Brit
ton he carries the largest, freshest and
best stock of drugs in Jonesboro, and
understands compromising.
d. F. Depew, of the Twelfth District,
left us feeling quite satisfied last Mon
day, by depositing a share of the neces-
sary motive power to run the paper.
A large crowd in town Monday, and
a gang of jockeys, as usual on court
day, made things unpleasant for people
on the streets. CAM they be regulated!
ID. F. Depew, of the Twelfth District,
is a candidate for Tax Assessor in place
of Major Bradshaw, deceased Mr..
Depew would no doubt make a good
officer.
Miss Maud Keebler, one of Lime
stones charming young ladies', spent a
few days OF last week with her cousins,
Misses Anna aud Bessie Keebler, of
this place.
Mrs. P. E. Allen left last Friday after
noon for her home in Winston, North
Carolina. She had been here about q
month, visiting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. l. E. Reeves.
Rev. c. 7. Carroll, Presi ling Elder
for the Morristown District, preached a
very impressive and instructive sermon
at the quarterly meeting services in
the Methodist Church, Sunday morning
A great revival meeting is in progress
at Warner Institute. All denomina.
tions among the colored are becoming
more and more interested in the gooC
work for our Lord and Master. The
meeting will continue for q week Of
two.
j. F. Bolton, of Telford, sold during
the months of December, January and
February three hundred dozen of eggs
the product of sixty five hens. Ye
some people say it does not pay to keel
chickens. They don I know.
Miss Lizzie Reeves left Monday fol
Bristol, where she will enter the South
west Virginia Institute for the remain
der of this session. Her many friend
and associates here regret to have he,
go, but trust the time that she is away
will be be shortened by the anticipa
ton of her return.
Rob and AL Dosser have returned
from the East, where they have beef
for some two weeks buying new goods
and their stock Of spring and summe
goods will soou be on exhibition, wher,
our people can be sure to find anythin,
desired, and of latest styles and at low
est cash prices.
w. t. Robertson, editor of the Rog
e%rsville Review, died Saturday, Febru
airy 23. Mr.. Robertson was we'll know
among newspaper men as a careful an
conscientious man, and devoted to hi
profession. He had been married bu
a few weeks. The sympathy of tn
Herald and Tribune il extended to hi
bereaved family.
Miss Evelyn Dosser, who has spen
several weeks here with her cousin
Miss Elizabeth Reeves, was Gale