Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-04-22
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Bros.
Yankee notions at Panhorst's bar.
gain store.
More d~ishes-lower prices than ever.
Dosser Bros.
Page McAfee spent last Sunday at
Abingdon, Va.
Warm weather is hcre-straw hats
at Hoss q McCall's.
Col. r. II. DUNCAN vas in Bristol last
Monday on business.
Remember That / am headquarters
on clothing, r. M. May.
Oh; it is so hot, but l have the fans
to keep up the breeze. r. NJ. May.
If you wish to see the latest styles in
ladies' waists call at the Palace Store.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson, of Vine.
land, graced our streets last Thursday.
The hottest April weather known in
this section for years occurred last
week.
See our Royal Worcester Corsets. 1t
has no equal: at R. NJ. Mays Palace
Store.
"Up to date" line fine pants for
young men who dress well, Hoss &
McCall's.
Mrs, Tate l.. Earnest was down from
johnson City Monday visiting her
Jonesboro friends.
Dress goods, in all the latest styles
from the cheapest to the finest at R. NJ.
Mays Palace Store.
w. H. Dent, accompanied by his
daughter in law and his wife, were in
town last Thursday.
Chas. Britton and Jas. Byrd went
down to Fall Branch Monday evening
to an entertainment.
Miss Jessie Patton came home from
Sullins College last Saturday with a
well developed case of measles.
Miss Bosie Stuart returned to her
home in this place last week after quite
a long visit in Knoxville and Morris
town.
Shawls! shawls, slippers; the largest
line to select from in Jonesboro at old
time prices at the Palace Store of R.
NJ. May.
Otty Venable, of Marion, Va, ar.
rived in town last Thursday, and will
make his home with his aunt, Mrs. NJ.
S. Fornshell.
Huston johnson, of Chucky Valley,
was in town Monday. He reports the
prospect for a large mellon crop this
year as fine.
Our clothing is up to date and prices
lower than ever. Cash buying the
cause of cut prices, Hoss & Mccall,
"up to date"
The work of lining the furnace at
Embreeville is progressing nicely, and
it will be ready to go into blast about
the first of May.
Capt. A. S. Deaderick and Mayor F.
E. Britton went fishing Tuesday morn
ing and expect to be gone several days,
Success to them.
Herbert Mcpherson is preparing fol-
next winter. He has planted five acres
in Irish potatoes and expects to raise
several hundred bushels.
You can 'tbuy a jack knife or a steam
engine of us, why notp We don'i
handle either. We sell clothing. That
what we do, Hoss & Mccall.
j. X. Naff has been undergoing a Sc
we're test of the grip for the last weel
or ten days, which is the third test oil
endurance in four years. Relief is en-
c~ouraging.
1t is the intention to open up a foun
dry and machine shop at Embreevillt
in the future, which will be q grea'
convenience, and should prove profit
able to the projectors.
Judge Campbell is a hustler an(
understands how to expedite business
in the courts and thereby save tn
county and state much expense. Hi
court adjourned last Friday.
A mothers meeting will be held mex
Thursday, April 20, at the residence O.
Mrs. W. P. Brownlow, at $50 Pm. ]
is especially desired that all member
of the W. G. T. j. be present on tina
date.
A new schedule went into effect OF
the Southern Railroad last Sunday
The principal changes made are in tn,
vestibule trains, the n which former
ly arrived at 1850 now comes at 1876
and the one East bound a: 2:15 instea,
of 4:15.
Miss Mamie Higgenbotham has. beef
spending the past week with Rev
Wampler's ia nily and will leave in
few days for Southwest Va. She will
return to Tennessee next fall to resum
duty as school teacher on WataugI
River.
Mrs. Chas. Foreman, nee Miss Matti
Broyles, spent some time with her folk
at and near this place while Mr.. Fore
man was on a trip East. He stopped
off here last Friday and his wife &C
companied him to their home in Knox
vile Saturday.