Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-03-27

lar at my store, will give Il ticket, and
for every twenty five tickets will give a
fine large oil painting and frame. r.
M. May.
DR.. j. H. Jones was in town Monday.
j. NJ. Mitchell was in town Monday.
Baltimore Milliner with Mics Stem
ons.
John Vines spent Sunday in Johnson
City.
Harry Dent was in from Embreeville
last Friday.
T. S. Lingenfelter, MAS up from Tel.
ford Monday.
Robt. Duenner, Of Knoxville. was
here Monday.
Best work shirt in town for 25c. at
A. Z. Britton 8.
ii. II. Mcpherson makes u specially
of watch repairing.
III. c. Jackson spent Sunday with
friends in this place.
Barlow Hickey left last Saturday for
his home in Rogersville.
Pretty leghorn hats for the pr, tty
mis- es at NJ. V. Russell's.
Ii you want your watch repaired
take il to II. Ii. Mcpherson.
Capt. Ross Smith returned last Sat.
urday from Washington City.
DR.. il. H. Carr, of johnson City, was
down Monday on legal business,
F. F. Dosser was up from Morr stow n
and spent Sunday with his family.
l have slippers from 40 cents up to
So so; call and see them. r. NJ, Nav.
Mrs. G. A. o. Huff has been quite
sick for some time, but is improving.
Millinery never was prettier, than it
is this season, so says'Mrs. L zzie Rus
sell.
Miss Bessie Lyle is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. |. Hawkins, on vest Main
street.
New York aud Balti more millinery
will be offered by NJ. V. Russell, April
and 9.
Judge S. I. Logan, a prominent
Knox, lillian, was here Tuesday on lie.
gal business.
See A. c. Britton's line of clothing,
shoes and hats before you buy, he can
save you money.
Go to F. E. Britton 8 for ANYTHING
you want in drugs, he carries a full
line of everything.
The old Baldwin is a very reliable
brand fertilizer; use no other. For sale
ID by Mathes & Patton
Frank Haws and his sister were the
guest OF their uncle, Harrison Haws,
Tor a few days last week.
Hon. w. P. Brownlow has moved
into his new home, which he recently
bought of Col. 7. H. Reeves.
See my line of p~ercale shirts just re-
ceived, latest styles and best quality for
little money. A. G. Britton.
Some nice new patterns for spring
suits just opened at A. G. Britton's and
they are cheaper than anywhere else.
If you want your prescriptions COM
pounded from fresh, pure drugs take
them TO F. E. Br.tton's corner drug
store.
Rev. J. j. Robinett will preach in
Hale school house next Sunday fore
noon at 1890. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Weldon Devault, after spending a
few months in Florida, passed through
here Monday en- route to his home on
Watauga.
Eggs from thoroughbred Light Brah-
mas. One setting of 10, 81 80 Mrs.
Amanda E. Bachman, Box 70, Jones'
boro, Tenn. m20 3m
j. NJ. Fink left Saturday to attend
the meeting Of the Grand Lodge of X.
and L. Of H., which met in Memphis
Tuesday morning.
1t is town talk and country talk as
well that A. G. Britton is selling cloth
ing, shoes and hats cheaper than they
have ever been sold in Jonesboro.
Mr.. Browder, brother of Miss Bette
Brow der, was visiting his sister for a
day or two last week; he returned to
his home in Sweetwater Sunday after
noon.
One of the largest and incest lines of
millinery ever offered to the ladies of
Jonesboro and Washington County,
will be found at NJ. V. Russell's, April
8 and @.
Every day l am more and more on
vinced that my prices are lower than
anybody else. My line of goods will
suit YOU, come in and give me a trial.
A. c. Britton.
Will May and Will Reeves went VI
to Bristol last Friday evening to attend
an entertainment given at'the South.
west Virginia Institute. They both re.
port a pleasant time.
Millinery Opening. Miss Slemons
cordially invites you to her opening on
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 2 and
8. Pattern hats and the newest fancy
goods will all be on exhibition.
Onita a hiu excitament was raised