Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-10-14
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
Meteorological Report.
New millinery at Miss slemons.

Slemons.
We sell you a brogan shoe for CSC.
Dosser Bros.
Glassware, glassware at Panborst's
Bargain Store.
Go to R. NJ. Mays before you sell
your dried apples.
Bargains in hacks, buggies, wagons,
by s. 81. Anderson.
w. W. Faw, Mayor Of johnson City,
was here last Friday.
Our shoe stock is immense, our prices
are low. Dosser Bros.
Mr.. Scales, of Louisville, Kentucky,
spent last Sunday here.
When you have dried apples to sell
take them to R NJ. May.
100 pounds salt roc. Salt zoe for 100
pound sack. Dosser Pros.
A full line of family groceries at
Panhorst's Bargain Store.
Shirts, drawers, suspenders and sox
at Panhorst's Bargain Store.
Rev. E. G. Buck will preach in the
Christian Church next Sunday.
You can buy Enterprise EE domestic
yard wide at Ate at Dosser Bros.
Remember that r. NJ. Mays is the
place to sell your walnut kernels.
Take your eggs. butter, meat and
lard to Panhorst's Bargain Store.
o. L. Hensley has a fine lot of Platino
Portraits on exhibition in his studio.
guarantee. every watch and piece
of jewelry I repair. 81. Fl. MCPHERSON.
District Chairman Lon Tyler, Of
Hawkins County, was here last week.
Don't forget about the peach seeds.
1t pays you to save them. Dosser Bros.
Miss Ida Bayless, of Limestone, was
visiting her brother, Luke, last week.
Miss Hannah Burleson, a charming
young lady, spent last Thursday in
town.
Bring your wheat to Dosser Bros.
and get zoe in exchange for low priced
goods.
Mrs. j. ]. Adams, of johnson City,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. 7. j
Peoples.
Miss Pearl Painter, of johnson City,
was visiting relative and friends here
last week.
For sale or rent-the property OF
Mrs. NJ. V. Middleton, West Jonesboro.
Terms reasonable.
Do you need anythingY 10 chances
to | you will buy it from Dosser Bros
If you call on them.
Rev. G. w. Baxter, of Iowa, was here
n few days last week visiting his
brother, E. j. Baxter.
Save all your peach seed and when
clean and dry Dosser Bros. will pay
tc per pound for them.
You can only buy Happy Home
clothing from A. G. Britton and when
once tried is always worn.
S. Fl. Anderson was elected delegate
to the S~ynodical Convention which
meets at Nashville this week.
E. D. Duncan and T. B. Hacker ad
dressed the voters of the Sixth District
at Dry Greek last Saturday night.
Miss Maud Crockett came up from
Greeneville Saturday and spent Sun
day with her home folks in this place
When you want machine work done
on your engine send it to Biddle Manu-
featuring Company, Knoxville, Tenn
Let US hollow grind your razor. L
makes shaving q pleasure. 1t costs 81
cents. Mail it to Biddle Manufacturing
Company, Knoxville, Tenn.
|. l not only guarantee the Happy
Home clothing to be the highest grad,
: for the least money but further agre,
to keep in repair free of charge for on,
r year. A. G. Britton.
To such Of our subscribers as wan
, to pay for the Herald and Tribune il
wheat we will allow rs cents a bushe
for good, clean m~erchantable whea
delivered at this Office.
John B. Britton and family. of EN-
breeville, came over Saturday ant
stayed until Monday with their home
folks.
, Farmers are busy sowing wheat ant
Judging from the amount of fertilize
!, that has gone out from this place, tn
: acreage will be much larger thai
usual.
! Will Walker, son Of Elkana Walker
! died very suddenly at his home nea
here Thursday night. He has been II
= poor health for some time, but ha,
. been going about. He was upon tn
q street Thursday afternoon. His deaf
: was caused by heart failure.
e A quiet home wedding was solem
o nized last Tuesday at high noon q
/, Judge and Mrs. 8. j. Kirkpatrick
when VIC. Kirkland led to the hyme
NAL alter Miss Minnie, eldest daughte
8 of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ]. Kirkpatrick
None but the relatives of the famil
were present. The ceremony was pei
formed by Rev. w. s. Neighbors, Q
johnson City. The happy couple lei
for New Orleans the home of th
groom on the afternoon train.
y We show O wonderful variety of pa
|, terms in our business suits. They al
= made Of the best fabrics, fashionabl
cut, this seasons sly les and not an Ut
!. desired garment in lot. When a ma
can get q suit of clothes for every da
wear that looks dressy enough for a
evening party, neat and perfect in fiji
: ish and fit material firm and fine fC
. nearly half old time values he shoul
= promptly improve the opportunit,
= That is just what you q do at m
y store. These suits have a tailored ell
gance, a shape holding quality, an a
tistic finish, durable coloring, even te1
ture and an eye pleasing richness thi
come only from the use Of select, hig
grade material. A. @, Britton, Clothie
Dr.. and Mrs. j. P. Park left last Sa
urday for Knoxville to be present Q
the centennial anniversary of the Fir
!. Presbyterian Church Of that city an
of which DR.. Jas. Park Is pastor. TIL
celebration took place Sunday Octobt
II, which was also the Fiftieth ann
versary of DR.. Parks ministr.
Mrs. Park will return some time tn
week, but the doctor will remain
Knoxville until after the trades displa.
and will also attend and deliver q
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