Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-07-07
H. G. jackson was in town Monday.

A. B, Bowman, of johnson City, was
down Tuesday,
3 to 81 cent for dried blackberries at
R. NJ. May & Son.
When you want shoes go to A. G.
Britton. He has all kinds.
Buy a suit while Britton's bargains
last. Only a few yet to close.
The hum Of the threshing machine
can now be heard in the land.
Will pay 3 to 81 cents for nice dried
b~lackberries at R. M. May & Son.
A. G. Britton has, some extra bar.
gains in suits. Call and see them.
Buy your summer underwear from
A. G. Britton. He carries the best line.
Miss Minnie Mitchell, of Limestone,
was visiting friends in this place last
week.
Mrs. w. s. Hickey, who has been
quite sick for about a week, is improv-
ing slowly.
Nice serges and flannel coats and
vests the cool stuff for hot weather, at
A. @. Britton's.
Our band furnished music both on
Saturday and Monday for the johnson
City celebrations.
Miss Carey Van Dyke, of Chatta.
nooga, is expected as a guest here
some time this week.
If you want q good suit for little
money come to see US. Hoss & Mccall.
Up TO Date Clothiers. =.
r. NJ. May & Son will pay you moro
for dried b~lackberrie, than you a
get elsewhere, 8 to 81 cents.
If your watch is out of order take
it to II. II. Mcpherson he will do your
work right and guarantee it.
Mrs. Sam Keebler, of Limestone, was
sho huoos ~ hoi Oouoiu, miob Soia
Keebler, a few days last week.
j. D. Cox is having his property en-.
HANGED by putting in q concrete walk
and steps from his front gate to his
porch.
Rev. Edgar G. Mason, Of Basking
Ridge, New Jersey, arrived in this place
last Friday and spent several days with
relatives.
We keep the best line clothing and
furnishings, shoes and hats in the burg,
Give US a call. Hoss & Mccall, Up tC
Date Clothiers.
We want you to use Putnam Fade
less Dyes because they color more
goods, make faster and brighter color
and cost no more than Others. 10c PEI
pacage. Sold by Dosser Bros.
Miss Annie Venable, who has beer
with her aunt, Mrs. M. s. Fornshell
some time, left for Knoxville last Fri
day where she will make her hom,
with an aunt.
l. II. Aiken, who has been in Bruins
wick, Georgia, for about two years
was here Monday on a visit. He ex
poets to 60 to New Jersey to spend tn,
summer season.
Rev. Vance Price, of Bristol, filled the
pulpit of the Methodist Church Sunday
morning in the absence of the regula,
pastor, j. B. Peery. His discourse wa
practical and instructive.
Miss Lillian Lonely, who visited
Miss Elizabeth Reeves two summer
ago and made so many friends Will
here, is again the guest of Miss Reeves
Her home is in Newburn, Va.
If you want q suit, a coat or q yes
made to measure, don't buy until 20
see our line. Prices the lowest. Style
the best. Fits guaranteed. Hoss I
Mccall, Up to Date Clothiers.
Sam Dawes, of Knoxville, came u
last Friday evening and stayed unit
Monday with his wife and baby, VIII
have been here for the past month
We al ways welcome Sam to our towI
: DR.. w. H. Reeves, of Washington, 1
c., is here on a short furlough. Il
will remain here until the latter pa
Of the week, when he will leave fC
!. Morristown to spend q few days wit
: his father, Col. T. H. Reeves.
Mrs. Paul W. Kirkpatrick, who h,
been visiting Judge S. j.. kirkpatrick
' family in this place, left Tuesday q
, ternoon for her home at Penningto
! Gap, Va, where she will spend sever
weeks before returning to her home
Nashville.
Mrs. T. A. R. Nelson and her daugl
ter Mary, of Knoxville, who had bee
here several weeks visiting her parent
l. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Stuart, left f
their home last Thursday. They wi
60 to Nubert's Spring for a few week
then they will return to this place ft
II the balance OF the sum ner.