Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-07-17
MONEY!
You Lose Money by not Buying
Clothing of HOSS & MCCALL.
MONEY SAVED!
NlNGMININEMEIMEM

China plates and fruit saucers at Dos.
ser Bros.
Brick for sale-No 1 brick for sale by
r. NJ. May.
Wesley Hargis is at home ON a visit
to his family.
Glass fruit jars, lower than the low.
est. Dosser Bros.
Pure ice from now until next fall
Mathes & Patton.
H. H. Mcpherson makes a specially
of watch repairing.
Huckleberries are selling as low as
fifteen cents a gallon.
Don't sell your washed wool until
you see us. Dosser Bros.
Don't forget to call at R. NJ. Mays
and meet the Red Letter sale.
Dress goods-all kinds of cotton and
wooden fabrics. Dosser Bros.
Remember all our wooden goods 20
regardless of cost. r. M. May.
Edward Shipley, son of j. B. Shipley,
was up from Knoxville Sunday.
Miss George Larrance is visiting
friends in johnson City this week.
DR.. Jack Bruner, of Morristo wn, is
here this week stopping at the Inn.
Genuine buttermilk toilet soap just
received and for sale by j. s. Mathes.
Look out for the Red Letter sale be.
ginning Monday, July 10. R. M. May
We buy ice in car load lots; that is
the reason we can sell it cheap. Mathes
q Patton.
Mrs.. II. G. Brumley, of Greene vile,
spent a few days last week with Miss
Cummings.
Prices cut on summer goods-5c.
challies now &C., other goods same
way. Dosser Bros.
Mrs. ]. D. Cox and children are now
at Washington Springs, Va, where
they expect to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lannon's, of
Greeneville, have been spending a few
days with their sister, Mrs. w. Fl.
Reeves.
Miss Verta Cummings, after spend
ing a week in Bristol with Miss Mary
Emma Cate, has returned home from
Washington.
Rev. j. D. Hickson held quarterly
meeting at Rheatown last Sunday,
consequently there were no services in
the Methodist Church.
A. G. Britton is offering some excel.
lent bargains in clothing in order to
reduce stock before his fall line arrives.
Save money by buying now.
Mrs. Harris, of Morristown, who has
been visiting Mrs. Mason of this place,
returned to her home last Thursday
accompanied by Mrs. Mason.
Frank Britton and j. M. Campbell
threshed their oats Monday and were
much pleased with the yield. There
were one hundred and seventy five
bushels on four acres.
Mrs. Thad Cox, of johnson City,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Bfownlow. She re-
turned Monday, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Brownlow.
Messrs. W. J. Carmack and Chas.
Conner, of Bristol, came down last
Sunday morning and got a private con
veyance here and drove down to Clark
son to see Misses Matte Smith and
Minnie May, who are spending the
unlme with Mrs. Jas. E. Deakins.
The Fourth of July or Independent
Party, would like to say in reply to
the article in last weeks paper, that
they could have married several times
over had they been willing to sacrifice
themselves On the likes of the author
of that particular item.
When I get into my new building l
want new goods as well as a new house,
so in order to have everything new I
must begin al once to sell off what
goods l have in stock, and they 60 re-
gardless of cost, 80 if you desire any
thing in dress goods, clothing or slip,
pers, call on r. M. May. 40
Julius Ammons was killed in the
mines at Embreville last Thursday eve-
ming. While working under an EN-.
bankmeut a slide occurred and buried
him so that he was not found until
some time the next day. He leaves a
wife and several children in almost
destitute circumstances. m
Masons jars packed one dozen In box
at less than wholesale price
Pints at zoe. dozen.
Quarts at 85c. dozen.
One half gallon at 81 dozen.
Rubbers at DC. dozen.
Buy now while price is low.
DossER Bros.
Last week we printed and mailed to
all threshers of the county, 80 far as
we could get the addresses, a blank re.
port on which we request a report of the
wheat threshed by them in this county.
from which we hope to be able to make
pretty correct estimate of the crop for
this year. We trust all those who re.
ceived the blanks will attend to it.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Hoss entertained
a few of their friends very delightfully."-
last Tuesday evening, in honor of
Misses Lizzie and Mae Snsong, who are
visiting them. Those who enjoyed the