Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-07-01
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Cow peas ut Dosser Bros.
Fruits jars at R. NJ. Mays.
Dishes, plain and decorated. Dosser
Bros.
All kinds of tin job work done at S.
p. Martin 8
Big bargains in wool dress goods at
r. NJ. Mays.
DIR. j. A. Pierce returned from Unaka
last Thursday.
j. A. FEBRUARY spent Sunday with his
family In this place.
Will receive u big line of samples
this week. R. NJ. May.
Miss Lula Smith hae returned from
a visit to Elmyra, N. Y.
Everything in the agricultural impli.
ment line at S. p. Martin 5.
Now is the time to get a bargain in
clothing ut A. G.. Britton's.
Try some of Britton's big bargains
in clothing, shoes, hats, etc.
l guarantee every watch and piece
of jewelry l repair. H. H. Mcpherson.
Try a can of Hopkins Steamed HON.
my (Hulled Corn. 1t is delicious. ma
Mattings, rugs, dishes, furniture =
everything for the house-Dosser Bros.
Ribbons, laces, collars, everything
to make you look pretty AT Dosser Bros.
Take advantage of the special dis,
count sale on clothing at A. G. Brit
toms.
In Mems drawers and thin under
wear you find the goods you wan at
Hoss & McCall's.
Sample line of shirts, hosiery, neck
wear, ETC., at wholesale prices can be
found at r. NJ. Mays.
Miss Retta Smith, after spending
most of last week in Knoxville, re.
turned home Saturday.
Mis-. j. H, Dosser and son, Harry,
went up to Unaka Springs last Satur,
day to spend a few weeks.
j. q. Smith is running the hotel in
the absence of Mr.. Patton, and seems
to fit the place quite neatly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate l.. Earnest, of
johnson City, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Stuart last Sunday.
Mrs. A, NJ. Stuart returned from
Knoxville last week after a long visit
to her daughter, Mrs. T. A. r. Nelson.
Our clothing is up to date. We
bought it for cash and can sell you "a
suit cheaper than anybody Hoss o.
Mccall.
Herbert Mcpherson and wife went
down to Clark Spring last Friday. Mrs.
Mcpherson will reman there some time
but Herbert returned Sunday.
The first watermelons of the season
were on tap at Taylor & Boyd'S last
week. They were the best southern
melons II has been our lot to try.
Rev. E. c. McVoy and A. C. Britton
left Tuesday on the vestibule for Tate
Spring to attend District Conference.
They will remain there about a week.
Miss Lois Lee Peoples returned home
today from Johnson City accom- panied
by her grandmother, Mrs. j. J.. Adams,
whom she has been visiting for two
weeks.
We regret the fact that Mrs. W. P,
Brownlow does not improve as fast as
her many friends desire. She has now
been confined to her room for a long
time with rheumatism.
7. r. Jordan, representing the Louis
vile Courier Journal has been in town
several days. Mr.. Jordan is a pleasant
gentleman, and finds much to admire
in our old town and country.
The excessive rains during the month
Of June have done much damage. Con-
siderable corr is very foul on account
of the rain preventing cultivation at
the proper time; and we hear of some
wheat that is still in shock, and it is
sprouting.
Mrs. II. A. Green, daughter Of David
and Phoeba Byerly, and wife Of q. A.
Green, died at her home near Lime.
stone on last Saturday, June 81, and
was buried at the old Urbana cemetery
on Sunday. She was a most excellent
lady and will be sadly missed in her
community.
Mack Shipley, son of Elkanah Ship.
ley, died last Friday night at his home
on Buffalo Ridge. The young man had
been living in Georgia where he con.
tracted malarial fever and come home
only a few DAYS before he died. His
remains were buried Sunday in the
family burying ground.