Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-03-24

Britton's,
T. s. Lingenfelter, of Telfords. wa
here Monday.
Ed Barkley, of Limestone, was il
town MONDAY.
J.J. Adams, of johnson CITY. wa
here last Saturday.
Beautiful line of ties and shirts ius
in at Hoss q McCall's.
Fine line of neckwear and gents fur
nishing goods at A. C. Rrittons.
In children's suits you will find tn,
latest styles at Hoss and McCall's.
Julius Hahn, of Cincinnati, Ohio
was in town Thursday of last week.
E. d. Hale, of Richmond, Va, wa,
registered at the Planters last Thurs,
day.
Ii you want up to date clothing and
prices the lowest, go to Hoss and Nc.
Calls.
Ed Minis and brother, both brothers
OF Mrs. Sherrel, were here last week on
a visit.
Miss Ellie Prophet, q student of Sui.
Inns College, Bristol, spent Sunday
with friends in this place.
A. S. Woolwine and l.. Frost. of
Nashville, Tenn, were among the re.
cent arrivals at the Planters.
Bert Sabin purchased two, span of
good mules last week and took them
up to his sawmill on Dry Creek.
Union Babb would like to have some
information in regard to the old fiddle
that belonged to the late VIM. Jervis.
President ]. T. Cooter, of Washing
ton College, was here Monday and took
the vestitule for the East in the inter.
est of the college.
Mrs. d. G. Aiken has been visiting
her granddaughter. Mrs. A. G. Britton,
for several days and returned to her
home in Bristol Saturday.
Another inmate Of the county house
but this one will be the especial care
Of Squire Farnham and his wife; it is a
girl and arrived last week.
James V. Kennedy. who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. s. Form.
shell, of this place, for some time, left
last Sunday for Boston, Mass.
II you want a SUIT tailor made call
on A. G. Britton. He has an elegant
line Of samples and can fit you perfectly
and best OF all at a modern price.
Don't buy your spring suit or n
thing in wearing apparel until you
have inspected A. G. Britton's stock.
His stock is new and complete and
prices lower than ever.
The ice cream supper given last
Thursday evening by the Christian En-
deavor society in the Second Presby.
terrain Church was well attended de.
spite the very inclement evening.
The Sunday School mass meeting
held in the Methodist Church last Sun
day afternoon was well attended and
some short. interesting speeches were
made. The program was interspersed
with good music.
In buying a suit man should consider
these points, workmanship, style and
finish and the durability. All these
points are very prominently brought
out in the stock of Happy Home cloth
iag only to be had at A. c. Britton's 3.
Rev. H. w. Leslie, a Cumberland
Presbyterian minister, of Newport,
Tenn, passed through our town on his
way to johnson City and. preached for
us two sermons in the Christian Church
and one in the NJ. E. Church, South,
leaving on Monday evening.
The program for the Holston Presby.
terry which meets at Hot Springs, N.
o., has been so arranged that the first
meeting of the Y. P. S. c. E. will be
Thursday afternoon of April s. All
delegates arriving via Morristow on
that date will be in time for this meet
ing. The second meeting of the Y. P.
c. E. will be held on the evening of
the 9th.
Capt. 10 Mahoney brought to this of.
ice last Monday three old shuttles,
such as were used in weaving cloth
many years ago. They were presented
% Capt. Mahoney by Philip Ray, of
State Line. sc. are all of 100 years old.
Ray mother used one Of them in
Weaving cloth hat clothed some OF the
who fought in the battle of
Mountain. They are worn as
'mooth as it is possible for wood to be,
possess greatinterest to the antigua
ian. BY the way, Mr.. Ray wants twenty
hound pups, and any having such
'nimals to dispose of will make no
mistake in sending the same to him.
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