Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-12-09

Glassware, lamps and chinaware at
Panhorst's Bargain Store.
81 for'no. 1 wheat in exchange for
gooos at Geo. G. Mottern's.
That man Patrick from Greeneville
was here Sunday afternoon.
Does she want a ringY Ask her, and
then buy m Of A. N, Stuart, Jr.
pounds good green coffee for one
bushel good wheat, at Geo. C. Mottern 3.
II you have not tried Happy Home
clothing you ought to, and lead a bet
ter life.
Mathes & Patton have a display Of
Christmas goods that would do honor
to a city.
Quite a crowd Of people were in
town and the merchants had q busy
day Monday.
Do you expect to treat the school
childrenP II 60, try US on candies.
Fink & Hickey.
DR.. T. W. Whitlock has moved into
the Col. DUNCAN property which he re.
Gently purchased.
II you want q Christmas turkey leave
your order before Tuesday, December
%. Fink & Hickey.
II your watch is out of order take
1t to Il. Fl. MCPHERSON he will do your
work right and guarantee it.
Lost-A white Ribbon enameled pin
with letters w. @. T. U. on it. Finder
please return to Miss Eugenis Murphy.
Little Grace Anderson has been quite
sick with membranous Group, but at
this writing we are glad to learn that
she lie better.
Lost On Friday night, October 2, a
short black hat plume. A suitable re-
ward will be paid for the return OF
same ~ this Office. q If
No trouble to buy your best friend q
Christmas present II you 60 to Mathes
& Patton's for their prices are low and
goods beautiful.
100000 bushels Of wheat wanted at
the highest market price In exchange
for clothing at theNlowest prices. A.
@. Britton, the clothier.
Rev. w. J. Lewis, the new pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, is ex.
pected here this week, and will proba-
bly, preach next Sunday.
Rev. ]. a. Kennedy, P. E., Norris
town District, stopped of today with
Rev. ]. B. Peery. He ia on his way to
Fall Branch to hold a quarterly meet.
ing.
We want q good, reliable correspon-
dent In each Civil District in the county
where we have none now. Stationary
stamps and a copy of the paper will be
furnished free.
John A. Bacon, who has been in
Knoxville for several months, camo
home last Wednesday and will spend
the winter in this county. He has not
been in very good health for some
time.
No home can be supremely happy
without at least one suit of Happy
Home clothing and the more the mer.
rier. A. G. Britton Is the only place
that these excellent goods are % be
found.
Prof. W. P. Hale gave his elocution.
airy entertainment in College Hall
Monday evening to an appreciative au-
dience. He is master Of his profession
and as an entertainer has but few
equals.
We want your trade, we want your
dollars, and II polite attention backed
by the very best goods at the very
lowest prices cut any figure, then we
will get both. Hoss & Mccall, up to
Date" Clothiers.
John 8. Mathes most cordially in.
vites everybody to call at his drug
store and see bis line Of Christmas
goods, etc. just come right along and
see for yourself and you will be certain
to find something you want.
Prof. Walters recital last Tuesday
evening was not largely attended on
account Of the meeting In the Baptist
church. The Professor is q fine clio.
cutionist and we are only sorry that
he did not have q packed house.
Ihave some competition, but no com.
petitors in the clothing business. NV
trade increases all the time and my
goods give universal satisfaction. Get
q suit Of Happy Home Clothing II you
want to be In the swim. A. @. Britton,
Clothier.
We do not like to keep dunning ouI
dellnquents, but 1t is simply impossible
for Us to do business without money.
1t should not be necessary for us to
have to beg for what is coming to us
but we do not see how we are to help It
Come up friends, and help us out Of {
tight place.