Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-12-25
Bring your dried apples to R. NJ. May

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Pherson' 8.
See our handsome b~roadcloth for
capes. r. NJ. May.
For toys of all descriptions, 60 to
Miss Eugenia Murphys.
One bag salt for one bushel of No. /
wheat. Geo. G. Mottern.
Good line of carpets and oilcloths all
to be found at R. M. Mays.
Candies will be cheaper than ever
sold before at G.. Z. Mottern.
If you want your watch repaired
take it to H. H. Mcpherson.
Undershirts % cents at Hoss & Nc.
Calls "up to date" clothiers.
BOYS, 1872 frecrackers % packs for
10 cents at Geo. G. Mottern's 8.
N. o. cleariied sugar 20 pounds for
n dollar at Geo. G. Mottern's.
Orders for Christmas turkeys must
be left this week. Fink & Hickey.
Cranberries, %citron, r~aisins, %currants,
nuts, figs, etc., at Fink & Hickey.
The incest lines of dolls wei seen in
this place at Miss Eugenia Murphys.
George Mottern is down on snuff; 4
ounce pack Bruton snuff down to 1Oc
Miss Minnie May, of Southwest Vir-
ginia Institute, is at home to spend the
holidays.
A large crowd of people was in town
last Saturday, and our merchants had
a good trade
Yes, we have candy enough to sup
ply all the schools and Sunday Schools.
Fink & Hickey.
Best rolled oats we sold 10c for 2
pound pack or three for twenty 25c at
Geo. C. Mottern's.
If yon need a suit, overcoat or Mac
intosh Hoss & Mccall up to date"
clothiers can fit you.
Miss Maude Crockett is up from
G%reeneville spending the holidays with
her parents at this place.
Call on R. NJ. Duncan for good home
made boots and shoes, also home made
saddles, brides and all kind of harness.
Fred Mcpherson came home from
Erwin last Saturday. Fred looks well
and his friends are all glad to see him
again.
George G. Mottern, the greatest at
traction in candy-one stick weighing
thirty pounds, is very attractive; come
and see.
Ye local editor took in Chronothano-
toletron last Friday evening, presented
by the Sullins girls at the opera house
in Bristol. 1t was great.
Miss Ellen Babb, who has been at
tending the Normal and Collegiate In
s%titute, at Asheville, N. c., is spending
the holidays with home folks.
Say, had you ever thought that an
umbrella would make a nice present
for a Christmas gift. A. c. Britton has
the incest line in town, and they are
cheap.
Quite a number of the Sullins Col
lege and Southwest Virginia girls pass.
ed through on the early train Saturday
morning for their homes to spend
Christmas.
l will give a special bargain in can
dies, fruits, ETC., during holidays to
all public schools, Sunday schools or
for public treats of any kind. George
C. Mottern, the Candy Man.
Miss Lena Willard, who has been in
school at Delaware, Ohio, is at her
home at Hendricks Creek for the boli
days. She arrived here last Wednes.
day and remained until Friday when
her sister, Nellie, who is in school here,
accompanied her home.
AT high noon today Miss Matte Bay.
less, of Limestone, will wed Henry A.
Bybee, eff Galveston, Texas, at the
no he of the bride near Limestone. The
newly married couple will be at home
in Galveston, Texas, after January 10,
1896.
My trade this fall has been good but
in order to make the wheels of business
hum for the mex thirty days, I will
offer some extra bargains in clothing
shoes and hats. A. c. Britton, the
Clothier.
Mr.. and Mrs. R J .Venable, Of Marion,
Va, after a visit of a few weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. M. s. hell,
of this place, left last Friday for Knox.
vile to visit their daughters, Mrs.
Havely and Mrs. Johnston.
Christmas is coming! And if you
are going to observe it properly you
must he certain to call al John s.
Mathes' drug store where you will find
anything you may want in the way
of a nice present, and at prices too thal
will suit the times. Come and see fol
Yourself.
Hoods Calendar for 1895 is out and il
is greatly admired. Many pronounce il
1.-THE handsomest yet" 1t consists OF
the head of a beautiful young woman
in an oval panel with a stylish gold
frame. The background and pad are
printed in harmonious brown tints
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