Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-10-21
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
Meteorological Report.
New millinery at Miss slemons.

Capes and jackets at Dosser Bros.
Wagons for sale by s. II. Anderson.
Wanted-Walnut kernels. Dosser
Bros.
Sam and Walter Lyle were in town
Monday.
See the latest Delineator at Miss
Slemons.
We sell you a brogan shoe for csc.
Dosser Bros.
Mrs. E. ]. Baxter is visiting relatives
in Knoxville.
Go to R. NJ. Mays before you sell
your dried apples.
Goods-the newest, prices the lowest
at NJ. V. Russell's.
Bargains in hacks, buggies, wagons
by s. II. Anderson.
Our shoe stock is immense, our prices
are low. Dosser Bros.
When you have dried apples to sell
take them to r NJ. May.
$50 pounds salt zoe. Salt zoe for 100
pound sack. Dosser Bros.
W. H. Martin stopped off to visit
home folks here last week.
Mrs. l.. E. Bayless is visiting rela.
tives at Limestone this week.
New goods. New goods. Hoss &
Mccall, up to date" clothiers.
You can buy Enterprise EE domestic
yard wide at 4tc at Dosser Bros.
Remember that R. NJ. Mays is the
place to sell your walnut kernels.
Our prices are right on shoes and
hats; try US. Mottern & Sherfey.
o. l.. Hensley has a fine lot of PLATING
Portraits on exhibition in his studio.
Mottern & Sherfey will sell you goods
at prices that satisfy. Call and see.
l guarantee every watch and piece
of jewelry l repair. H. II. Mcpherson
Mrs. E. A. Cannon, of Boring, i,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. G
Thomas.
Lost-A small black rubber poke
inhaler. Finder please return to Mis-
Eugenia Murphy.
For sale or rent-the property O.
Mrs. NJ. V. Middleton, West J~onesboro
Terms reasonable.
Tinware cheaper than ever was sol d
s%uspenders 10c, socks DC, toilet soap &c
at Mottern & Sherfey 8.
Miss Sophia Sparks, of Johnson City
has been visiting relatives and friends
here during the past week.
If your watch is out of order tax,
it to II. Ii. Mcpherson he will do you.
work right and guarantee it.
Wanted-10,O0 bushels of wheat foi
goods, at highest market price. Hos
aud Mccall, up to date" clothiers.
Judge II. B. Lindsay and Hon. H. M
Wiltse addressed a good crowd o
voters in the court house last Frida,
evening.
Miss Helen Nelson, who has spen
the summer in this place, left Monda,
for Chattanooga, where she will spen,
the winter.
DR.. Cazier and wife and daughtel
returned to Knoxville Monday afte
having spent d few days here and a
johnson City.
Hon. Ii. NJ. Wiltse, of Chattanooga
stopped off here last Friday and ad
Dire ssed the citizens of this place Of
the issues of the day Friday night.
Wanted-Parties having old stamp
to sell, send to me with prices wanted
Please send 2 cent stamp for reply
Address, Box 15S, Tullahoma, Tenn.
Chas. Hargis and wife left Monda,
afternoon for a visit to New York
They will be gone about three week
and we wish for them u pleasant trip
JAS. E. Dosser and wife came u
from Knoxville last Saturday and re
turned Monday with Mr.. Dosser
mother, who will spend the winter i
Knoxville.
l not only guarantee the Happ
Home clothing to be the highest grad
for the least money but further agre
to'keep in repair free of charge for on
year. A. G. Britton.
Misses Smith and Pritchett hav
opened a dress maker establishment
up stairs in r. NJ. May 3 store. We b,
speak for these two young ladies niue
success in their undertaking.
If u money and long experience i
the trade don't sell you goods cheapt
than anybody we don't want your pa
ronage. Give US a look is all we asl
Hoss & Mccall, up to date" clothierI
The colored people had a great tim
at their barbecue last Friday, an
they had good sound speeches froI
Judge Lindsey, E. d. Duncan an
Others. The affair was pronounced
great success.
John A. Bacon came up from Kno,
vile and spent last Sunday with hon
folks in this county and returned MOI
day. We are always glad to see job
and his visits here are always we
coined by Others than his immedia,
family.
Mrs. Henry G. Turner, nee Mi,
Essle Matbes, of Mobile, Ala, is at ht
home in this place on a visit for IL
first time since she was married la
December. She brought with her
little Turner, of which its grandpa
very proud.
In another column the advertis,
tisement of James II. Waller will b
read. Mr.. Waller we have found to
a polished, refined and educated gentl
man. He is going to start a school hel
and we bespeak for him the patronap
of our friends. Such men build u
towns.
Frank NJ. Sibbald a Cincinnati ira,
cling man was here Saturday and
saws Judging from his travels throug
Kentucky and West Virginia. thu
Mckinley will carry both States
good majorities and that Ohio wi
roll up the largest majority that 81
has ever given any President.
Saturday evening of last week The,
dore Hacker, Hon. E. d. Duncan, f,
Jonesboro and lobe Hoss, of Johnso
City, addressed the Mckinley and Fl
bart club of the Eighth District
Bells School House. Several Dem
cratic orators came out from Johnso
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