Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-04-21

ana glassware at Panhorst g
bargain store.
Straw mating 1871 to csc, at R. NJ.
May & Sons.
Mems suits TALL WOOL 30 40, at r.
II. May & Sons.
Mrs. T, ]. Peoples was visiting In
Bristol last week.
Mrs. R. W. Curtis is visiting in
Georgia at present.
100 pounds Virginia Salt for 76c, at
R. NJ. May & Sons.
An endless variety of notions at Pan.
horst's bargain store.
Fine line of neckwear and gents fur
nishing goods at A. G. Brittons.
Mr.. Wells is getting material ready
for his factory and power house.
John Britton will occupy the prop
erty recently vacated by Smith Byrd.
60c a bushel for nice corn in Ok.
change for goods, at R. NJ. May & Son 3.
Quite a large congregation were out
at the Methodist Church Sunday eve.
ming.
IT you want up to date clothing and
prices the lowest, go to Hoss and Nc
Calls.
Miss Anna Keebler came up from
Limestone Monday to spend a few days
in this place.
j. A. I. Bacon has greatly improved
the appearance Of his residence by q
coat Of paint.
Ben Written and sister, from Greene.
vile, were guests of Miss Maggie
Keen over Sunday.
Will pay 9Oc a bushel for wheat in
exchange for goods at cash prices, at
R. NJ, May & Sons.
Some parties were up from Knox
vile last week and went out to photo.
graph the Boon Tree.
The @. Fl. Jones shoe has no equal in
comfort and wear-call at Geo. C,
Mottern's and see them.
Don't fail to call on R. NJ. May &
Son when you want the best suit in
town for the least money.
Nobody buys clothing cheaper than
A. u. Britton. Nobody can sell cloth
ing cheaper than A. c. Britton.
Some of our young people went up to
Johnson City last Friday night to wit,
ness an exhibition of the protector
scope.
Prof. Hale will give his latest enter
tainment on Friday night in College
Hall. Don't forget to come and bring
some one with you.
On next Friday night Prof. Hale, OF
Knoxville, will stop in the city and do
light Jonesboro people with one of his
charming entertainments.
Captain I. E. Reeves returned from
Knoxville, last Saturday, where he
had been for a week on business be-
fore the Court OF Appeals.
j.. I. Hawkins has bought the Alfred
jackson property near the depot and
will novel into it in a few days. This
will make a pleasant home.
Mrs. Bacon and daughter, Mary, are
visiting relatives in Chattanooga, from
which place they will 90 to Cincinnati,
and on their return take in the Exposi.
ton at Nashville.
Rev. Jno. S. Eakin, who has been
serving the Second Presbyterian con
%gregation for some time, will be in
stalled as the regular pastor of the
church on the fourth Sunday in May.
Attention is called to the notice of
farm for sale near Morning Star. This
ia a good farm, and will be sold on
reasonable terms. The farm is in a
good neighborhood, near churches,
schoois anu pOstonlce.
s. II. Anderson, Prof. Sherrell, Rev.
Jno. s. Aiken, Mrs. s. H.. L. Cooper,
Mr.. Keen, Misses Keen and Smith, and
Frank Patton, all of this place, attend.
ed the Sunday School Convention held
in johnson City last week.
Weary William-Opened a jewelry
store last night.
Dusty Rhodes How d yer manage ii.
Weary William-Wid a crowbar.
Dusty Rhodes-Make ny thing?
Weary William-No. Oughter gone
ter Stuart's.
Miss Inez Martin, of Free Hill, was
n town a day or two last week. She
was engaged in teaching in Cedar
Creek Academy the past year, and
made an excellent reputation as a
teacher. The school that secures her
services In the future will be fortunate.
1t appears as though the old cemetery
Is to become a common pasture ground
for cows, If we are to judge from ap-
pearances. Complaint has been made
to US that 1t is an almost daily occur
renee to see COWS grazing among the
graves. This is wrong, and should be
stopped at once.
The Jonesboro Social Club was ele-
gantly entertained at the Planters by
Miss Laura Bruner yesterday afternoon.