Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-12-01

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son property, on Wet Main Street.
Cranberries the beet, Fink & Hickey.
Valises, grips and telescopes at Hoss
& McCall's.
John S. Mcclure. of Knoxville, Was
here over Sunday.
California peaches, prunes, figs and
raisins. Fink & Hickey.
Wanted-1O 900 pounds walnut kerr
nels R. NJ. Nav & Son.
Fred Devault was visiting his uncle,
j. D. Cox, a day or two this week.
l guarantee every watch and piece
of jewelry repair. H. H. Mcpherson.
Wheat-We pay a dollar per bushel
in clothing at cash prices,at Hoss &
McCall's.
Miss Myrtle and Bob White spent
Thanksgiving with home folks at Lo-
Gust Mount.
Remember R. NJ. May & Son will
pay you the highest market price for
walnut kernels.
A revival meeting will commence at
Jimtown mex Sunday night by the
Dunkard Brethren.
Look for the Happy Home" sign on
the corner when you want q suit, a
pair of shoes or a hat,
Judge Anderson, wife and son, John,
of Lebanon, Va, are visiting G. A. o.
Huff family in this place.
Young man, if you want up to
Date clothing buy of Hoss & Nc
Call, up to Date" clothiers.
The slight showers we are now hav
ing are considerable help to the wheat
and oats that have been sowed.
Take your wheat to A. C. Britton, he
will pay you n dollar per bushel and
sell you goods lower than any one.
j. w. Eakin and daughter, Miss
Stella, Of Maryville, came up last week
to visit his son, Rev, John s. Eakin.
Miss Jessie, daughter of Judge John
P. Smith, died yesterday in Maryville
whe she had been attending school.
Mrs. VIM. Fuqua and her son anC
daughter spent Thanksgiving with Mr.,
and Mrs. S. II, L. Cooper, of this place
Tom. A. Davis was in this place las
Saturday. He always receives a hearty
welcome when he comes to Jonesboro
Mrs. w. G. Brownlow and Miss Clari
Brownlow have been spending som
time with Mrs. T. A. Cox, in johnson
City.
Are you going to make a fruit cake
Try our seeded r%aislns, cleaned cur
rents, %citron, cleaned dates. Fink
Hickey.
> The frost has hit the 'simmOn,
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, But my happiest thoughts Just now are {
Grandmother's pumpkin pies.
Bert Sabin had the misfortune I
get n of his hands caught in the mt
chinery of his mill last Wednesday
badly injuring it.
The Ladies' Missionary Society {
the Baptist Church held a dime soci'
last Friday night, and it was a decide
success in all it's features.
Union Services were held Thanksgi,
ing Day in the Methodist Church
this place. Rev. John S. Eakin presche
! a fine sermon to = splendid audienc
For tit, finish and quality buy
Happy Home" suit which brand
goods is meeting with great succe
and can only be found at A. c. Brl
ton s.
Mrs. NJ. B. Ford, Ruddell's, ILL.,, gu
Y tered for eight years from dyspeps
IL and chronic constipation and was
Il nally cured by using DeWitt's Lit
r Early Risers, the famous little pills I
e, all stomach and liver troubles. Math
er & Patton.
d Miss Annie Bell Murphy, one
Morristown' 3 fair daughters, who is
II Southwest Virginia Institute this Sc
n son, stopped off here Sunday afterno'
" to visit Miss Minnie May, a form
schoolmate.
Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, VI
was frightfully burned on the face al
neck. Pain was instantly relieved
n DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, viii
healed the injury without leaving
a 1t is the famous pile remeo
Mathes & Patton.
Don't be persuaded into buying Ii
ments without reputation or merit
- Chamberlain Pain Balm costs
more, and it's merits have been prov
by a test of many years. Such lett,
a as the following, from l.. G. Bagl,
or Hueneme, Cal, are constantly bel
nd received: The best remedy for pa
n, | have ever used is Chamberlain Pa
20, Balm, and | say SO after having us
lie it in my family for several years"
Ill cures rheumatism, lame back, sprai
and swellings, For sale by f. f, Bl
n. ton, Druggist.
To Cure a Cold in One Day