Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-01-22

has subsidized.
Chancery Court still drags it's weary
length along.
f. S. Mathes, of Washington College
was in town Monday.
There is a good deal of pneumonia
in the county at present.
Shelton Taylor, of Chattanooga, has
been in this place for several days.
II you want to buy %jewelry cheap go
to III. H. McPherson's next Friday.
A large number of people came to
town Monday to attend the Dove trial.
Jasper Peoples went to Knoxville
Tuesday morning to attend Federal
Court.
The band hoys will give their enter.
tainment on Boon's Greek Friday
evening.
Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil cures
rheumatism, cuts, sores, burns and
bruises, for 25c.
Mrs. Britt died at her residence in
this place last saturday and was buried
on Cherokee Sunday.
Be sure and attend the auction OF
Watches, Jewelry, etc., at II. H. Nc.
Pherson's next Friday.
A cinder walk has been built from
Main Street up the hill to and beyond
the residence of W. s. FEBRUARY.
JustuS Whitlock, who has been Wis.
ting his brother near Knoxville for q
week, returned Sunday afternoon.
Ramon 8 Relief cures sick headache,
neuralgia, cramps, cholera, morbus
diarrhoea, etc. CSC for large bottles
Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pei
lets are q perfect treatment for con
stipation and biliousness. a. pill q
dose.
From present indications moving
will be quite common shortly, as we
hear of a number of contemplated
changes.
Overcoats must 60 at some price to
close, 30 If you want a bargain see the
Happy Home man, A. G. Britton, the
Clothier.
Hon. E. ID. Duncan, who has been
assisting Clerk and Master Young for
some time, has been in johnson City
for a few days.
Our merchants are beginning to talk
OF going east after new goods, and
promise to show finer goods and larger
stocks than ever before.
l want to reduce my stock to make
room for spring goods, 30 you can buy
clothing, shoes and hats at your own
price. A. G. Britton, Clothier.
Will Smith, son of Capt. Ross Smith,
is at home for a few days vacation.
Will is now money deliverer for the
Express Company at Knoxville.
j. A. FEBRUARY was out at Embreville
last week taking account of stock in
the store of the Embreville Company.
He got through and returned home last
Saturday.
w. Il. Martin was here for a few
days last week. His visits are becom.
ing more frequent recently and we fear
he is about to capture one of our most
charming young ladies.
Squire ]. II. Depew is a candidate
for tax assessor of this, the Fifteenth
District. The Squire is capable, and
will make a first class oficer-for as q
matter Of course he will get it.
ANY n wanting photographs of
Washington College can get them at
o. l.. Hensley's gallery, five views in
one copy. Also photographs of Samuel
Doak first President of Washington
College.
The Epworth League have their bust.
ness meeting Thursday evening at $50
o'clock, after which the Literary Com
mite will render a special program
prepared for the occasion. Everybody
cordially invited.
Come up, all ye candidates, and
make your announcements through the
columns of the Herald and Tribune;
but be sure and bring along the cola.
teral for it is for the STUFF" that we
are nov running the paper. Got all the
glory we want.
Capt. |. E. Reeves was on the street
last Thursday for the first time since
he met with the accident on his way to
johnson City In which his leg was
broken. He has had an eight weeks
seige of confinement which was not at
all pleasant to his nature.
Miss Maud Crockett came up from
Greeneville Sunday afternoon. She
has been sick for about q week and
thought to spend a few days at home
would act as a pancaea for her ills.
We trust that nothing serious may re-
suit from the severe case of grip with
which she has been suffering.
110SN. Fourth Ave. Knoxville, Tenn,
October 90, 1895. 1 am a Gu stoner for
Mrs. Gray's Baking Powder, and find
it superior to any l have ever used. l
once thought l could not use any but
Royal, but find Mrs. Gray's entirely
satisfactory. MRS. JAMES BELL. wife