Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-09-30

NduIeu-lUUU DuS0elS peach SEEDS.
Will pay 25c per bushel for them.
Dosser Bros.
Mrs. Tate l.. Earnest spent Monday
here, returning to johnson City on the
8o'clock train.
Miss Susong, of Newport, was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. A. G. Hoss, a
few days last week.
We will have two weddings to report
next week, and probably more, butlwe
are not sure Of but two.
We will sell you the Ohio stoneware
at &c per gallon, except ] gallons at 10c
per gallon. Dosser Bros.
Miss Kathleen Reeves will leave
Thursday for Nashville where she will
attend school another term.
If your watch is out of order take
it to H. Ii. Mcpherson he will do your
work right and guarantee it.
Miss Mollie Seaman went up to Bris
tol Saturday evening and spent Sunday,
returning Monday morning.
Rhea Earnest, of Greeneville, was up
last week to attend the wedding of his
brother, Nick, to Miss Lide Doggett.
Miss Matte Hale was in town Satur-
day. She is teaching in the Fall Branch
school this year, and is getting along
nicely.
j. L. Powell has opened a nice meat
market in the room lately occupied by
the postoffice. He keeps II full line of
fresh meats.
Mrs. T. A. R. Nelson and little daugh-
ter, Mary, after spending about three
weeks here, returned to their home in
Knoxville last Thursday.
A granolithic pavement has been put
down in front of the First National
Bank, and it adds much to the comfort
of travel In that loo atty.
Let US hollow grind your razor. 1t
makes shaving a pleasure. 1t costs 80
cents. Mail it to Biddle Manufacturing
Company, Knoxville, Tenn.
Rev. j. F. Wampler and family will
leave today or tomorrow to visit Mr..
Wampler's mother in North Carolina.
They will not return until after Con.
ference. o
Miss Jessie Patton left last Friday
for Norwalk, Connecticut, to enter
Mrs. Mead's school for young ladies
She expects to be gone about ten
months.
l not only guarantee the Happy
Home clothing to be the highest grade
for the least money but further agree
to keep in repair free of charge for one
year. A. c. Britton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Fain, of
Blountville, came down last Tuesday
to attend the Earnest oggett wedding.
Mrs. Fain remained here during the
balance of the week visiting relatives.
Next Monday will be quarterly court
day. No doubt a great many people
will be in town then, and we hope it
will not be forgotten that we are still
at the old stand and ready to receipt to
all who are ready to pay.
Miss Lizzie Russell left for the East
last Friday, and when she returns our
ladies will have one of the best and
most elegant stocks of millinery from
which to select their fall and winter
headwear ever shown in Jonesboro.
Rev. Jas. P. Doggett, who has served
the First Presbyterian Church here for
two or three years, has been called to
a church In South Carolina for which
place he left last Friday. His family,
we are glad to know, will remain here
during this winter.
The new walk put in from Taylor's
Corner to Dosser's Corner is an inn
provement that commends itself.
Nothing adds more to the looks of a
town than good sidewalks, and every
property owner in the place should take
sufficient pride in the town to see that
such walks are kept up.
The Railroad Company has been
making some needed improvements
in and about the depot, and nov
if they would extend the platform each
way from the depot it would indeed be
appreciated. AS it is it is very difficult
for passengers to get on or off the
trains on account of the distance from
the step on the cars to the ground.
We show q wonderful variety of pat.
terms in our business suits. They are
made of the best fabrics, f~ashionably
cut, this seasons styles and not an un-
desired garment in lot. When o man
can get a suit of clothes for every day
wear that looks dressy enough for an
evening party, neat and perfect in fin.
ish and ft material firm and fine for
nearly half old time values he should
promptly improve the opportunity.
That is just what you can do at my
store. These suits have a tailored ele.
gance, a shape holding quality, an ar
tistic finish, durable coloring, even tex.
ture and an eye pleasing richness that
come only from the use of select, high
grade material. AZ Britton, Clothier.