Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-12-16

Panhorst's Bargain Store.
F. F. Decker, CT Chucky Valley, came
up last Monday on business.
j. E. Hale, Of Christie, was among
the crowd in Jonesboro Monday
Mrs. Frank Dosser and children have
returney from a visit 20 Cleveland.
Union services were held in the First
Presbyterian Church last Sunday night.
6pounds good green coffee for n
bushel good wheat, at Geo. G. Mottern g.
Boots, shoes and hats, we have them,
Hoss & Mccall, up to Date" Cloth
iers.
If you have not tried Happy Home
clothing you ought to, and lead a bet
ter life.
Wallace Bayless, of Nolachucky, wac
one among the crowd in town last
Monday.
Mrs. A. K. Brown, of Bristol, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. E. Murray, of
this place. \
Overcosts and clothing, we have
them. Hoss & Mccall, up to Date'
Clothiers.
Dick Russell and 10 Powell spent a
part of last week in Hawkins County
on business.
Do you expect to treat the school
childrenY If so, try us on candies.
Fink & Hickey.
Macintoshes, gloves and underwear,
We have them, Hoss & Mccall, up to
Datep ClothierB.
John Britton and family came in
from Embreeville last Sunday to visit
relatives and friends.
If your watch is out of order take
it to II. II. Mcpherson he will do your
work right and guarantee 1t.
Mrs. Butler, mother Of Albert Butler,
died at her home south of town last
Saturday and was buried Sunday.
= Miss Retta Smith, having spent sew
eTal days with relatives and friends il
Knoxville, returned home last week.
Lost-A white Ribbon enameled pin
with letters w. G. T. U. on it. Finder
please return to Miss Eugenia Murphy
The pupils of the Jonesboro Graded
School will give two entertainments
next week before the holiday vacation
II you want nice, fresh candies go Il
Allison & Chester, and you will be SUR
to get them at the j. B. Keebler stand
Circuit Court opened here Monda,
morning, Judge H. T. Campbell pre-
siding; Dana Harmon Attorney Gen
eral.
The holiday trade in Jonesboro |
opening up encouragingly and the in
dications are favorable for a livel.
season.
Mrs. Polly Hodge died a few day
ago at the residence of Mrs. LandoI
White, near DEFAULTS Ford. She wa
SO years old.
Lost On Friday night, October 2,
short black hat plume. A suitable re
ward will be paid for the return q
same to this Office. I
No trouble to buy your best friend
Christmas present if you go to Mathe
& Patton's for their prices are low an
goods beautiful.
The next best thing to finding q 3
to a v it. This you can do by maxim
your purchases of Hoss 6 Mccall, ~
to Date" Clothiers.
100, 900 bushels of wheat wanted {
the highest market price in exchanf
for clothing at the lowest prices. 4
G. Britton, the clothier.
The entertainment, Friday nigh
is given for the benefit Of our scho'
library. Tickets 90 cents and So cent
can be had at Britton's drug store.
Miss Alice M. Stuart will entertai
two Of her cousins this Week.-Mrs. d,
ra Range, of johnson City, and Mi
Kate Kirkpatrick, of Boon's Greek.
We want a good, reliable correspo
dent in each Civil District in the coun
where we have none now. Stationai
stamps and a copy Of the paper will
furnished free.
We help you to ave by giving "
goods at q 5 saving price and the mo
trading you do with us the mo
1855 you will save Hoss & MEGA
up to Date" Clothiers.
' No home can be supremely hap
without at least one suit Of Hap,
: Home clothing and the more the m,
: rier. A. G. Britton is the only pla
that these excellent goods are to
found.
John 8. Mathes most cordially
vites everybody to call at his dr.
T store and see his line Of Christm
goods, etc. just come right along o
see for yourself and you will be certs
to find something YOU want.
Ihave some competition, but no co
o petitors in the clothing business. !
u trade increases all the time and
y goods give universal satisfaction. {
q suit Of Happy Home Clothing II y
q want to be In the swim. A. @. Britt
: Clothier.
Il Mary had a little lamb,
1t had q fieecy coat,
l. And when that little lamb grew up
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