Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-10-07
HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
Meteorological Report.
New millinery at Miss slemons.

S IS IS 81 .0 ri. Cloudy.
New millinery at Miss Slemons.
The circus will be here tomorrow.
Wagons for sale by s. II. Anderson.
See the latest Delineator at Miss
Slemons.
W. sell you a brogan shoe for Csc.
Dosser Bros.
Glassware, glassware at Panhorst's
Bargain Store.
Go to R. NJ. Mays before you sell
your dried apples.
Bargains in hacks, buggies, wagons,
by s. Il. Anderson.
Our shoe stock is immense, our prices
are low. Dosser Bros.
When you have dried apples to sell
take them to R M. May.
$50 pounds salt zoe. Salt zoe for 100
pound sack. Dosser Bros.
Shirts, drawers, %suspenders and sox
at Panhorst's Bargain Store.
You can buy Enterprise EE domestic
yard wide at Ate at Dosser Bros.
guarantee every watch and piece
of jewelry I repair. 81. 81. MCPHERSON.
Don't forget about the peach seeds.
1t pays you to save them. Dosser Bros.
Bring your wheat to Dosser Bros.
and get zoe In exchange for low priced
goods.
s. B. Keefauver is having his home
improved by having a granolithic walk
laid about 1t.
For sale or rent-the property Of
Mrs. NJ. V. Middleton, West Jonesboro.
Terms reasonable.
Do you need anythingY 10 chances
to l you will. buy 1t from Dosser Bros
If you call on them.
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.
Miss Lena Anderson left Monday for
Nashville where she will attend school
at the Peabody Normal this coming
session.
Let us hollow grind your razor. 1t
makes shaving a pleasure. 1t costs 90
cents. Mail it to Biddle Manufacturing
Company, Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Allie Russell was among the
Greeneville troupers last week. Miss
Allie lived here once but she has grown
TO be a beautiful young lady since.
Miss Kathleen Reeves did not leave
e. Nnak-;lIn M ~ nOnnntnA lant
Thursday, but left Monday, having
been detained on account of sickness in
the family.
l not only guarantee the Happy
Home clothing to be the highest grade
for the least money but further agree
to keep in repair free of charge for one
year. A. G. Britton.
To such of our subscribers as want
to pay for the Herald and Tribune in
wheat we will allow 70 cents a bushel
for good, clean m~erohantable wheat
delivered at this Office.
D. L. Million and little son., John,
came up from Knoxville last week to
visit friends and relatives inthis place,
johnson City and other points. He ia
looking better than we have seen him
for some time.
Mrs. Mary Atkinson, mother of Mrs.
Mary Dosser, died last Thursday at an
extreme old age. She WAS ninety two
years old and was able to walk about
the house UP to within a few days
before her death.
Miss Nellie Printup left last Thurs
day for Knoxville where she will visit
friends for a few days and then join hel
father and mother for their home in
Rome, Ga. Mrs. Printup and Mis- Nellie
have spent the summer in this place.
8. s. Kirkpatrick breaks the gourG
raising record. even that record held
by Dige Carol. he exhibited one or
the street last week that measured
forty nine inches long, which is several
inches longer than any gourd we have
seen.
The school at Warner Institute open
ed out last Monday with q very full at
tendance. The teachers for the com
ing year are Miss Anna R. Miner, Of
Lyme. Conn.,; Miss Fairbanks, O
Woodstock, Vt; Miss Belle Burr, Good
rich, Ontario; Miss Elenora Sloss. New
Wilmington, Pa.
Henry Fink telescoped Bob Thomal
on his bicycle one day last week, anC
before he had gone twenty five yard
he had q head end collision with Der
Simpson, neither of the boys nor wheel
were injured but Henry is wearing
Bryan -Sewal Watson combination
badge on his pants on account Of tn
wreck.
Elder H. Fl. Grigsby, of Knoxville
held the monthly meeting with tn
Church of Christ in this city owe
fourth Lords day and the results Sat
urday night were three made their con
fession, and on Lords day ten buriet
with Christ In baptism; and also Lord
day night three made the good comics
sion to be baptised next meeting and on,
. reclaimed; making eleven admitted Il
membership.
7 We show q wonderful variety Of pat
terms In our business suits. They ar
made of the best fabrics, fashiona bl,
,, cut, this seasons styl and not an un
desired garment in lot. When a maj
!; can get a suit of clothes for every da.
I wear that looks dressy enough for al
evening party, neat and perfect in fin
ish and ft material firm and fine TO
nearly half old time values he shout,
0 promptly improve the opportunity