Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-01-13

Try a can of Hopkins Steamed HON.
my (Hulled Corn. 1t is delicious. ma
The work Of repairing the Christian
Church building is progressing slowly.
l guarantee every watch and piece
of Jewelry | repair. Fl. H. Mcpherson.
Fresh stock grits, hominy, oatmeal
and rolled wheat at Fink & Hickey 8.
j. F. Toney, O fErwin, passed through
this place Monday IN his way to Nash
willie.
If you have not tried Happy Home
clothing you ought to, and lead a bet.
ter life.
w. H. Piper, one OF G%reeneville's
leading attorneys, was in town last
Friday.
A large number of our people are
laboring under the disadvantages of
the grip.
Nathan Cannon came over from
Embreeville last Friday and remained
until Monday.
Ed. Without was up from Greene
County and spent last Sunday with his
brother Walter.
Abs best coffee for S1;5 lbs good cof-
fee for 81; 7 lbs mean coffee for 81, at
Fink & Hickeys.
w. B. White shipped about one hun
bred head of young cattle from this
place last week.
5. I. Martin, one OF Washington
County's leading stock men, was in
Jonesboro Monday.
Mrs. Sam Dawes and little daughter,
Margaret, of Knoxville are visiting
relatives and friends here.
Major ]. s. Webb, one of Knoxville's
leading citizens, was registered at the
Jonesboro Inn last Monday.
Wesley Hargis, of the Southern Ex-
press Company, came home last Satur-
day for a visit With home folks.
Happy Home clothing is the shot
stuff" especially in cold weather. Buy
a suit from A. G. Britton, the clothier.
Rev. G. A. Duncan. of Knoxville,
came up Tuesday and oficiated at the
marriage of A. G. Britton and Miss
Seaman.
Dosser Bros. are fitting up the old
postoffice room, and it will be occu-
pied by Miss Alice Slemons as a MILL
merry and fancy goods store as soon as
completed.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson, of Vine.
land, and Miss Mary Ella Torbett, of
Bristol, have been guests at the Inn
for a few days.
Just received, a nice line of caps for
Misses, and elegant dress shapes for
ladies in felt and camel's hair effect at
NJ. V. Russell's.
If your money will not buy clothing
and gents furnishings cheaper from
me than anyone else then you do not
have to trade with me. A. c. Britton.
100000 bushels Of wheat wanted at
the highest market price in exchange
for clothing at the lowest prices. A.
c. B%ritton, the clothier.
No home car be supremely happy
without at least one suit of Happy
Home clothing and the more the mer.
rier. A. C. Britton is the only place
that these excellent goods are to be
found.
lhave some competition, but no COM.
petitors in the clothing business. My
trade increases all the time and nv
goods give universal satisfaction. Get
a suit of Happy Home Clothing if you
want to be In the swim. A. G. Britton,
Clothier.
The County Court, in session last
week, appointed a committee to exam
inc proposed sites for a bridge across
Nolachucky River. 1t is desired by
many that the bridge be put up e the
residence of Hon. A. A. Taylor. Ebert
Shipley, T. NJ. Wells and Chas. Osborne
are the committee.
Strayed-One milk COW, red sides,
white back and face, speckled neck,
right hip knocked down: about ten
years old and large. Supposed to have
gone in the direction of johnson City.
Any information as to her whereabouts
will be gratefully received. Address
J. j. SIMPSON, Limestone, Tenn.