Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-12-26
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Mems brogan shoes at OF cents. R.
NJ. May.
Tea sets, bon bon trays and card trays,
at McPhersoo's.
Shaving mugs, plain and ornamental,
at Miss Murphy's.
Dosser Bros. paw 81 cents cash for
white corn, shelled.
Eugene Shipley is at home from
Athens to spend Christmas.
Does your watch need repairing?
Take it to H. H. Mcpherson.
Don't forget Bob Taylor's lecture
Thursday night, December 81, 1894.
We have the prettiest line of outing
flannels you ever seen. R. NJ. May.
Keebler, the butcher, has some extra
nice beef for your Christmas dinner.
A nice line of quadruple plated sill
verware just received by F. E. Britton.
Our merchants all report a good holi.
day trade, considering the hard times.
Jas. E. Hale, n of our most sub
stantial farmers, was in town last Fri.
day.
Bruce Smith and Will Sewer are at
home from Maryville 10 spend the
holidays.
Just received a full case of standard
prints to be sold at 8 cents per yard.
R. NJ. May.
II you want a nice wedding present
buy q nice piece Of silverware from F.
E. Britton.
Wanted-Four good statesmen to help
sell my stock of Christmas goods. H.
II. Mcpherson.
We go to press Il is week a day earlier
than usual to allow our office force 10
enjoy Christmas.
The Jonesboro Graded School ended
its first term last Friday and adjourned
until December 81.
Joe Brown came up from Chattanoo-
ga last week to spend Christmas with
his mother at this place.
DR.. Panhorst came up from Knox.
vile last week to spend q few days
with his family in this place.
Take your prescriptions 10 F. E. Brit
ton he has the experience, and COM
pounds from the purest drugs.
We have a beautiful line of triple
extract perfumes put up in nice cut
glass bottles. Mathes & Patton.
Toy cups and saucers, after dinner
c%offees, fruit dishes, mush and milk
sets in pleasing styles, at Miss Murphy 8.
We fill prescriptions from the best
grade of medicine and make prices rea-
sonable. Come and see Ms. Mathes &
Patton.
Miss Daisy Wilds after spending a
week visiting relatives in this place re.
turned to her home in Greeneville last
Friday.
If you want something that Is real
nice and cheap for a Christmas pres.
ent you a find it at John s. Mathes'
drug store.
W. R. Miller came to town last Fri
day after his daughter who has been
In school here and who will spend the
holidays at home.
Remember u large line of dress
goods, they must be sold at some price,
30 come and see us if you want a new
dress. R. M. May.
W. P. Brownlow, Receiver for the
DR.. Preas stock of goods in johnson
City, has sold the entire stock to a
merchant in Cleveland, Tennessee.
No use to waste time In looking else
where for Christmas fixings- Miss MUIR
ply has all you want. Santa Claus
left his entire stock at Miss Murphy's.
Attention ladies-Do you want 10 earn
1915 a week at home? Easy work. Send
ten cents in stamps for full particulars
to Miss Florence A. Stevens, st. Paul,
Minnesota.
Our contemporaries in business may
say that our stock is old and out of
date, but such is the language OF envy
and their careless handling Of the
truth. A. q. Britton & Co.
Lost-between Limestone and R. A..
Bayless'. on Wednesday the 10th, q
ladies' gold watch. The finder will
be literally rewarded by sending it to
Miss May Huff, Limestone, Tenn.
|"2 Buy a Dye" y; ; F; 7; !; !:
COTTON, LINEN, SILK or anything
else; ALL for 10 cents, 20 to Mathes &
Patton's.
Last Sunday John Jones and Robert
Hall ,colored. were taken to the peniten-
tiary to serve FIVE years for larceny and
John Williams to serve one year, and
John Baily two years and six months
for the same offense.
Miss Eugenia Murphy has a beautiful
line Of Albums of all sizes, Box Paper,
nice; all kinds of games, Building
Blocks, Bibles, all sizes f; Children 3
Books, Primmers, Picture Frames, Pan
mel Pictures, Toys Of all kinds, Fire
Works. etc.
Monday night the Baptist Sunday
School gave its usual Christmas enter