Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-03-25
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Nick Earnest spent last Sunday in
this place.
Walter Moulton, of Fall Branch, was
here Sunday
Go to A. NJ. Stuart's for 1ewelry, to
bacco and cigars.
Miss Mollie Seaman returned from
Bristol last Friday.
Henry Black, of Limestone, was in
town last Saturday.
Henry Smith returned Monday to
school at Maryville.
l make a speciality of watch repair.
ing. H. H. Mcpherson.
Pure Bred Brown Leghorn eggs, fifty
cents per setting. Fl. II. MCPHE RsoN.
Don't forget S. P. Martin when you
need any kind ola musical instrument.
S. p. Martin has the Imperial Lubri.
eating Oil, superior to any other made.
Mrs. F. A. Fain is spending some
time a GAINESVILLE, in Greene County.
When you want a nice suit for a
small amount of money go to A. G..
Britton he leads in good goods at low
prices.
The largest assortment of home man
ufactured tinware will be found at s.
p. Martins.
Miss Ellen Lynn, of Knoxville, Ia
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Baxter, on
Main Street.
One Greene County farmer is pre-.
pairing to plant 100 acres in tobacco the
coming season.
David Argenbright, 81 years old, Is
slowly improving after a confinement
of three months.
Miss Mollie Dooley, of Sullivan Coun.
ty, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Hoss, of this place.
The time of year is at hand for you
to oil your harness. Call on s. P.
Martin for neat foot oil.
If YOUR watch is out of order take
it to H. II. Mcpherson he will do your
work right and guarantee it.
George Byerly is building a store
house at TelfoId. Robert Reed will
occupy it with a family grocery.
Spring came in gowned in q fleece of
feathery down, no flowers to speak of,
and no birds but English spar
The Embreeville Company are put.
ting a new lining into the furnace, and
when completed will turn on the blast.
Mrs. w. G. Brownlow is quite sick
out at her grandfather's, D. W. F. PEG.
Piles. At last accounts she was i'm.
proving.
The Nashville Sun is welcome to use
as much of our matter as it p~leases,
but we would like to have the credit,
you know.
A. c. Britton can show you the best
and cheapest line of clothing in town.
Try a s"it of the famous Happy
Home" brand.
A dividend of $4,000 will soon be
divided among the creditors of the
'~'defuncted" First National Bank of
johnson City.
No prettier or more stylish millinery
has ever been offered the ladies of
Jonesboro and vicinity, than is now to
be seen at NJ. V. Russell's.
Stephen Odell, a good old man and
a member of the Baptist Church, who
lived at Asbury in the Second District,
died on the 9th of this month.
The equinox got in a little ahead of
the Congressional primary. 1t pre-.
pared the anti Brownlow men for the
colder wave of the 18th of next mont h.
A. G. Britton says that he is Just in
receipt of his first shipment of Happy
Home clothing and is pleased to note
great improvement in style and finish
of these goods.
j. G. Rice was married to Mrs. Fran
els Deare in this place last Sunday eve.
ming. From appearances it was the
union of a fair divide-he got the Deare
and she got the RICE.
Fashionable millinery Just received
from New York and Baltimore, will be
offered the ladies by M. V. Russell on
Monday and Tuesday March 80 and 81.
Ladies all invited.
The Bristol Daily Times has at last
dropped in among u exchanges. 1t
is a lively, readable sheet, well edited
and well printed. 1t it has
come to stay and we see in it many
evidences of staying qualities.
Capt. Deaderick and Lieut.. 10. Feb.
uary, in company with N.ckson Van
Dyke, went up to Unicoi Monday to
see if anybody has been poaching on
their fish preserves in that county.
They may catch q horney head or two
while they arc making their examina-
ton.
Denny S%ullivan's barroom was bur.
glariously entered and robbed on the
night of the 18th of last February and
again m night last week. On both
occasions the thieves effected an enter
ance by boring around the lock of the
door. The proprietor offers a reward
of $50 for the apprehension and con.
viction of the guilty parties.
1t will be seen by referring to our
announcement column that Prof. E.
NJ. Wright, of Greeneville, is a candi-
date for the Senate. He is q Republi
can OF the first water, a self made man,
a scholar and a gentleman in every re.
spect. From his earliest manhood he
has been identified with the public
school interest and, has filled most
creditably many important and respon-
sable stations connected Herewith.
Should fate favor his present aspira.
tons, he will make an honest, fearless,
faithful and efficient member of the
Legislature.
Absolutely Safe.