Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-04-07

Frank f. Long, Knoxville, F. Fl. Schmitt,
Youngstown, o.; Geo. A. Smith, Chat
tanooga.
Remember the sale Of Limestone
creamery, April 90. This is a fine op.
portunity for any one desiring to invest
in such an undertaking.
II you want a suit tailor made call
IN A. G. Britton. He has an elegant
line Of samples and can fit you perfectly
and best of all at q modern price.
Prize fighting has not yet been
stopped in the United States. Even if
1t has that don't stop you from buying
jewely from Stuart-cut price jewelry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamon, Of ureeneville,
were in attendance at the bedside of
Mrs. Lannon's father, Mr.. Cummings,
who died last Friday nightin this place.
j. A. FEBRUARY came home last Fri.
day evening and remained a few days.
not being we'll enough to return to his
duties with the Embreeville Iron Com.
pany.
Groceries, clocks, stockings, soaps,
sox, dishes, shirts, garden seeds, over.
alls, suspenders. hats, tablets, upper,
sole and harness leather, at Panhorst's
bargain store.
Don't buy your spring suit OF any
thing In wearing apparel until you
have inspected A. G. Britton's stock.
His stock is new and complete and
prices lower than ever.
Don throw away good but faded
garments. Remember with one hours
work and no muss, il you use Putnam
Fadeless Dyes, you can make them
good again. Sold by Dosser Bros.
Among those who came to the scratch
and helped us out Of the hole last Mon
day. were T. j. Bowser, David Thomas,
E. E. Shipley, Fl. A. Green, Miss Angie
Waddell, Mahlon Susong, l. F. Parker.
Last Fridays arrivals at the Inn in
cludes the following: H. NJ. Brady,
Chattanooga; D. Hood, Chattanooga,
l.. NJ. Chadwick, Boston, Mass. j. NJ.
Dooiy, New York; A. s. Bashore,
Chattanooga.
We desire to call attention to the
large advertisement of R. NJ. May &
Son appearing in this paper. This firm
has an elegant line Of new and season
able goods in all the new and desirable
styles and qualities.
On Friday night next q Foreign Mis-.
sionary meeting will be held in the
| First Presbyterian Church, Jonesboro.
Rev. j. E. Bear, a missionary who has
been laboring in China for many years,
will address the meeting.
Attention is called to the large ad-
vertisement of Dosser Bros which ap.
pears in this paper. They have a large
stock of elegant and seasonable goods,
and will sell them at such prices as
as will enable all to buy.
On March 80 in the First District,
Sam Mauk's dwelling was consumed
by fire. 1t caught from a defective
flue. He saved most of his furniture,
but owing to the wind being against
him his smokhouse and contents were
burned.
On Sunday next Rev. w. Herndon,
of johnson City, will occupy the pulpit
Of the First Presbyterian Church, Jones.
boro, morning and night. W. Hern.
don is exchanging pulpits with Rev.
w. j. Lewis the pastor of the Jones'
boro Church that day.
Married on Tuesday, April 9, at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs,
]. A. Boyd, by Rev. Jno. Peery, Miss
Ida F. Griffith to VIM. w. Littleford,
Of G%reeneville, Tenn. He is engaged
with the tobacco manufacturing COM
pany in that place, and is a young
man of energy and excellent morals
Miss Ida is one of our pretty blondes
and leaves a host of friends who wish
them much future happiness.