Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-10-27

1ake your walnut kernels to r. n,
May & Son.
Don't fail to. see the pattern hats at
Miss Slemons'.
Fred Grisham is taking in the Gen.
tennial this week.
Billy Decker, of Chucky Valley, was
in town Saturday.
Lilburn FEBRUARY returned from
Knoxville last Thursday.
Wooden dress goods from 8 to so
cents a yard. S. A. Early.
Miss Lena Mason spent last Saturday
and Sunday at Fall Branch.
Don't fail to price my goods before
buying elsewhere. S. A. Early.
Quite a crowd left nere Monday to
take in the Centennial at Nashville.
House to rent, seven rooms-known
as Wall house-apply to r. N. Dosser.
Houston Keeble, after spending two
weeks in Knoxville returned Monday.
Clyde Campbell, who broke his arm
sometime since, is getting along nicely.
The best line of men s heavy shoes at
Hoss & McOall's and prices lower than
ever.
Miss Vertie Cummings has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends in
Bristol.
w. G. Brownlow left for Syracuse,
New York, last week to accepts job in
a printing Office.
Miss Leona Smith. a popular young
lady of Bristol, is visiting Ross Smiths
family this week.
Miss Wood, of johnson City, was a
guest of Miss Lena Anderson from Fri.
day until Monday.
Chas. Carr. the hustling representa-
tive Of NJ. Ross & Co.. Knoxville, was
in town last Monday.
The lumber for the scaffold on which
Sims will BIO hung is being delivered
on the court house lot.
If your watch is out of order take
it to II. FL. Mcpherson he will do YOUR
work right and guarantee it.
Those of u subscribers who want
to pay for the paper in produce will
favor US by bringing it in now.
Our dry goods merchants are having
a very good trade, and if cooler weather
would come trade would improve.
My trade on Happy Home" clothing
improves every season and when once
you have tried a suit YOU will have no
other. A. G. Britton.
Everything new and up to date In
men, suits. Young man if you want
to dress well buy only at Hoss & Nc
Calls, Up to Date Clothiers.
Fred Mcpherson has charge of the
Planters Hotel during Mr.. Patton 8 alb.
sence, and will greet all guests with a
glad hand and pleasant smile.
Rev. j. FL. Summit preached his In.
itial sermon in the Methodist Church
last Sunday morning, and his discourse
received much favorable comment.
Mrs. s. j. Kirkpatrick, accompanied
by her daughter Miss Anna and son
Will, left Monday for Nashville to
visit her SON., DR.. P. w. Kirkpatrick.
The Jonesboro Banking and Trust
Company have cast aside their furnace
and purchased a fine Garland heater
by which they propose to keep warm
this winter.
Much wheat was sown last week in
this county, and many of our farmers
are nearly done gathering corn, the
weather having been favorable for such
work recently.
Geo. w. Sprinkle brought to this Of
flee last Saturday four ears of white
corn which weighed Ave and one half
pounds. The ears are well filled, but
have too much cob.
Mrs. W. H. Osborne, who has been
spending the summer here and at Ford
town. will leave Thursday to join her
husband at Tampa, Florida, who
preceded her a few weeks ago.
Fred Birmingham and wife, of Dex
ter, N. Y, were visiting Mrs. j. A..
Grisham last week, They are now at
the Centennial in Nashville and will
perhaps stop off here on their return.
Rev. j.. B. Peery has shipped his
household effects to Riceville, Tenn,
where he will be located for the next
year. The good wishes of the people
OF this place follow him and his family.
Mrs. Harry Bomford. nee miss Mag
gle Bayless, sister of Luke E. Bayless,
Is here visiting her brother. Mrs. Bonn
ford's home is in Tampa, Fla, and
she will leave Thursday for that point.
Others may tell you that they have
just as good clothing for the same
money as the Happy Home'' goods,
but you must remember that there is
are no George Washingtons living now.