Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-11-27

1000 tablets 1c each at R. M. Mays.
Pepper 1Oc per pound. Dosser Bros.
Bring yourdried apples to r. NJ. May.
Too many boots, cut prices. Dosser
Bros.
R. NJ. May is receiving more new
goods.
II. II. Mcpherson has q new line of
jewelry.
Jeans pants so, SO, So and 99c. Dos
ser Bros.
See those shirt buttons at H. II. Nc
Pherson 5.
Just opened Il new lot of cloaking.
Dosser Bros.
Joe Upton, Esq, of Limestone. was
in town Monday.
A beautiful oak center table only
81 90. Dosser Bros.
w. B White went south last Monday
with II car load of mules.
Good line of carpets and oilcloths.ali
to be found ut r. NJ. Mays.
We will receive this week several
lots of goods. Dosser Bros.
If you want your watch repaired
take it to H. H. Mcpherson.
R. NJ. May has increased his force SO
as to be able to wait on his trade.
Candies. candies, candies. Head.
quarters for Candies, Geo. C. Mottern's.
Just received, a lot of overcoats. You
buy them at wholesale price. Dosser
Bros.
Next Monday is Coun Court and
the Monday following Circuit Court
begins.
Miss Mary Ella TOrbett, of Bristol, is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Patterson, at
Vineland.
Happy Home" clothing is the
stuff" A. q, Britton's is the place
to to frd it.
N. B. Remine, of the Bristol Courier,
passed through here Sunday afternoon
on the vestibule.
If Won need a suit, overcoat or Mac.
intosb Hoss & Mccall up to date"
clothiers can fit you.
Try Pine Mountain Water for dys
pepsia and stomach troubles, at F. E,
Britton's, 3Oc per gallon.
Mrs. 7. A. Cox, of johnson City, is
visiting home folks at this place, Col.
and Mrs. w. P. Brownlow.
We are under obligations to The
Chamberlain Medicine Company for
interesting foreign newspapers.
M. l.. Peoples has opened an office as
pension attorney in the Dosser build
ing next to s. B. Keefauver's office.
Ramon Relief cures sick headache.
neuralgia, cramps, cholera, morbus,
diarrhoea, etc. 25c for large bottles.
Ramon's Liver Pills removes the bile.
The Tonic Pellet tones up the system.
Combined from a perfect treatment.
25 cents.
OvercoatsI O%vercoats! Did you say
o%vercoats? Well, l have them to suit
you. Come and see. A. G. Britton,
the Clothier.
Dosser Bros have laid a new brick
pavement in front of Miss Slemons'
store and the postofice. Let others
follow the exampe.
The G. A. R. Thanksgiving service
will be held on Thursday, November
2S, and not on the 9th as enormously
announced last week,
If you have not already bought o
suit of Happy Home clothing from
A. g. Britton you had better do so at
once, as the sizes 10 get broken.
Last Friday morning three hogss
about nine months old, were brought
to town and weighed, they averaged
1888, and were raised by Mrs. DR.. Leah,
l have been trying for the last twelve
months to get a corner ON clothing
and have at gotten it. Look for the
Happy Home sign. A. G. Britton, the
Clothier.
F. F. Decker was in town Tuesday.
He reports a successful season with the
keystone Pottery, and says til demand
for the celebrated ware of that enter
prise was in excess of the capacity.
Reece B. Stone and Mrs. Nancy A.
Bacon, widow of Jesse Bacon, of Keeb.
ler's Y Roads, were united in the bonds
of wedlock Sunday November "a, at
home of the bride, by Rev. w. X. Cox,
of Sullivan County.
DR.. Willoughby, of Washington Col
lege, VIII preach O sermon TO the Grand
Army Post in the Second Presbyterian
Church Thursday at their Thauksgiv-
ing services, after which dinner will be
served at the court house.
At the business meeting Of the Ep.
worth League last Thursday evening
the following officers were elected: j.
NJ. Fink, President; Geo. Fornshell,
First Vice President; Miss Dora Crock
ett, Second Vice President; Miss Lizzie
Reeves, 3rd Vice Presidential C. B%ritton,
Sec. and Treasurer. The league is on a
good footing now and it is hoped that
the work to be done by the young people
will be advanced rapidly.