Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-03-03
herald AND TRIBUNE.
Meteorological Report.

VIII pay SOC for nice white shelled
corn in tradc-goods at spot cash
prices. Hoss & Mccall. Up to Date
Clothiers.
Buy your iewelry from Stuart.
j. c. Akin, of Erwin, was here this
week.
Three pounds pepper for 25c, at Fink
G. Hickey's
Geo. G. Mottern sells good, green cof-
fee at l5c per pourd.
81 for no. / wheat in exchange for
goous at. C. Mottein's,
Are you going to buy a watch? Did
you see them at Stu ,rt's?
E A. Shipley, E l., is in Knoxville
as n juror in Federal Court.
Nice line of new spring ~ncckwrar
just opened ut A. {. Britton.
j. V. Kennedy, of Chattanooga, is
visiting relatives in Jonesboro.
Geo, G. Mottern has greatly increased
his stock of shoes. Call and see.
Get a suit of Happy Home clothing
at Britton' s at his bargain prices.
Come to this Office and see q sample
copy of the Cosmopolitan Magazine.
Try a can of Hopkins'Steamed Hon.
my (Hulled Corn. 1t is delicious. ma
l guarantee every watch and piece
of jewelry | repair. H. H. Mcpherson.
Have you a ring? If you have not,
buy II from Stuart. They are going at
cost.
A few heavy weight suits ut bargain
prices can be had at Britton's clothing
store.
r. NJ. May. and wife ana W. E. May
left Monday for Baltimore and Wash
ington.
DR.. j. II, Jones went up to Washing.
ton Monday to see the President seated
on the 4th.
Rev. j. B. Peery went over to Leba-
non last Saturday to conduct a quar-
terly meeting
j. N. Britton left Monday for Wash.
ington City to attend the inauguration
of President Mckinley.
If your watch is out of order take
it to H. Ii. Mcpherson he will do your
work right and guarantee it.
Best, largest and cheapest line oi
saddles, harness. etc, at S. II. Ander
sons ever brought to Jonesboro.
A. j. Trusler shipped twelve Cal
loads of extra fine logs from this place
last week. They will all go to Europe,
When you want Il grip, hand bag
valise or telescope call on Britton, tn,
Happy Home clothier, he has Il gooC
line.
j. B. Duncan, who went to Texas
few weeks ago, returned Monday. II,
went there to wind up his brother
business.
Col. T. H. Reeves. of Morristo W n
and Hon. Lon Tyler, of Rogersville
were on the vestibule Monday evening
en- route to Washington City.
20 dozen fancy percale shirts, yer.
handsome patterns and splendid valu
for the price, just opened at the Happ.
Home clothing store, A. G. Britton.
VIM. Bailey, familiarly known a
"Bill" Bailey, of Unicoi County, pass
ed through here last Sunday en- rout
to Knoxville to attend Federal Cour0
We will club the Herald and Tribun
with the st. Louis Globe Democrs
Twice a week, all for one dollar an
, fifty cents a year Come and sec
sample copy at this Office,
Our fellow citizens, DOsser Bros, hay
= again shown their progessiveness b
securing the agency for Putnam Fade
l less Dyes. This dye not only colo
more goods than any other, but eac
package will color any and all kline
. of clothes. Price 10c,
A municipal election was held la
Saturday to determine whether or NJ
| the town should issue bonds to Il
amount of 80, 500 to pay the balance
. Indebtedness on the school building
The movement carried overwhelming
and the bonds will be issued
0 Among those who left here Monde
r evening for Washington were R. !
. May and wife, Walter Moulton al
wife, Miss Alice Slemons, Miss Liz
Russell, w. E. May, DR.. J. H Jone
John Merridith, John j. Burleson,
N. Britton, Jake Hartsell and r.
Wells and wife.
Miss Annie Brownlow and Mrs. T.
d Cox left on Saturday mornings ira
8. for Washington to attend the inaugu
l. alton. They spent Saturday in Kno
J" vile with Mrs. R. G, Austin, and Su
day in Greensboro, N. c. They are i
l. vited to spend a part of their time
l. Baltimore with Postmaster GeneI
= Gary.
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) by local applications as they cam
reach the diseased portion of the e;
\ There is ONLY one " to cure deafnt