Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-11-10


n Tor dried apples at X, NJ. May &
Il Son.
Men brogan shoe 80 cents at S. A.
Earley's.
Straw sailors for 10 cents at Miss
Slemons'.
Take your walnut kernels to R. NJ.
May & Son.
Don't fail to see the pattern hats at
Miss Slemons'.
Ralph Dulaney was down from John.
son City Monday.
Wooden dress goods from s to so
cents a yard. S. A. Early.
Lieut.. Henry Walker, of Douglass
Shed, was in town last Friday.
Don't fail to price my goods before
buying elsewhere. S. A. Early.
Apples and chestnuts are coming
into market from North Carolina.
The United Brethren Church in John.
son City was dedicated last Sunday.
House to rent, seven rooms-known
as Wall house-apply to r. N. Dosser.
A. NJ. Stuart is building a nice porch
in front of his residence ON Cherokee
Street.
Hurry up the work on the approaches
to the new bridge, as many are waiting
TO coss it.
r. F. Wells has put in a corn mill at
his factory, and is prepared to grind
corn at any time.
DR.. Park went TO Tusculum College
last Wednesday and delivered two lee.
lures to the students.
Mr.. Felker, collector for the Deering
Machine Co., and wife are at the Eu.
reka House this week.
If your watch is out of order take
it to Ii. II. Mcpherson he will do your
work right and guarantee it.
Wheat is coming up nicely, and it is
the opinion of many of our farmers
that q good crop will be raised next
year.
The Brethren held their annual Dis
trict meeting at Limestone beginning
Friday of last week and continuing un-
til Sunday.
My trade on Happy Home" clothing
improves every season and when once
you have tried a suit YOU will have no
other. A. c. Britton.
The largest line of clothing and coats
Macirtoshes, boots, shoes aud hats to
be found, Prices correct. Hoss & Nc
Call, Up to Date Clothiers.
Some good hogs are being delivered
in this place, and as the corn crop is
short the probabilities are that the
most of them will be sold early.
John B. Shipley will leave this week
with his family for Chattanooga, where
they will reside in the future. We be-
speak for them abundant success in
their new home.
Don't think of buying anything in
clothing, boots, shoes, Macintosh or
overcoat until you examines our line.
Largest stock, prices lower than any
body. Hoss & Mccall.
There is talk among the members of
the Second Presbyterian Church of
Jonesboro about buying a lot and
building a parsonage and we hope it
will eliminate in positive action.
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.
Mr.. Graham, wife and son of Illinois,
was here last week. They came here
to enter their son IN school at Wash
ington College. Mrs. Graham is a cou
sin of Prof. McMurty, of that institu
ton.
On Thursday evening there will be
given by local salient a War Concert in
College Hall. The program will EN-.
brace a selection of songs popular dur.
ing the civil war and will be well
worth attending,
Presiding Elder, DR.. j. H. Keith,
held his first quarterly meeting for the
new year in the Methodist Church last
Saturday and Sunday. The DR.. preach
ed two most excellent sermons on Sun.
day morning and evening.
The ladies will hold their annualChry
santhemum show in the Court House
Friday ,Iov. 18th and also give an en-
t%ertainment Friday evening at which
time a debate on the subject "ShoulC
the woman have right of suffrage" T
j. Baxter and T. B. Hacker are the
speakers on the negative aud Baxtel
TAYLOR and Prof. Hickman on the af
firmative. This promises to be a grea
display of oratory and a packed house
is expected.
Ho-', milo