Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-01-06
Salt Zoe. Dosser Bros.

Salt zoe. Dosser Bros.
Pepper 1Oc pound. Dosser Bros.
Jewelry and silverware at Stuart's.
Miss Annie Bradshaw was here last
week.
Three pounds pepper for 55c, at Fink
& Hickey's,
Go to A. NJ. Stuart, Jr. for jewelry
of all kinds.
Don't buy a wrap until you look at
Dosser Bros
Scarf pins are nice, Stuart is selling
them at cost.
Horace Lady, of Knoxville, was in
town Monday. "a
Watches, rings, collar and cuff but.
tons at Stuart's. ,4
New goods every week up to holiday
time at Russell's. ~Af goF{
John Bell, of Johnson City, gave us
a call last Monday. "
Geo. G. Mottern sells good, green cof-
fee at 15c per pound.
VI for no. l wheat in exchange for
gooos at. G. Mottern's
Even If you do not wantto buy, price
the jewelry at Stuart's, !.
Chas. Decker, ST., and his son, Fred,
called on us last Monday.
j. a. 7. Bacon spent a few DAYS in
Richmond, Va, last week.
A. Y. Britton has succumbed to the
grip and is confined to the house.
All styles of mems underwear at
bargain prices, at A. G. B%ritton's.
Mayor Britton has been quite sick
with lagrippe during the past week.
Try a can of Hopkins'Steamed HON.
my lHulled Corn). 1t is delicious. md
1guarantee every watch and piece
OF Jewelry l repair. Fl. H. Mcpherson.
Fresh stock grils, honliny, oatmeal
and rolled wheat at Fink & Hickey's.
Chancery Court met in this place last
Monday. Judge John P. Smith on the
bench.
If you have not tried Happy Home
clothing you ought to, and lead a bet.
ter life.
Abs best coffee for $1;5 lbs good cot.
FEE for 81; 7 lbs mean coffee for 81, at
Fink & Hickeys.
j. M. Fink, who has been confined to
room for about a week with the grip,
was out yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Epps and children return
ID to their home Friday after a weeks
visit in johnson City.
Most of the young folks who were
from school for the holidays have
gone back to their books.
Mrs. Sam Dawes, of Knoxville, is ex.
'ected to arrive this afternoon to visit
.riends here for a week or two.
Bruce Smith returned to Maryville
donday after having spent the holidays
With his parents at johnson City.
Happy Home clothing is the "hot
tuf" especially in cold weather. Buy
suit from A. G. Britton, the clothier.
Miss Fannie Fowler, of G~reeneville,
Who was visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ida
'acon, last week, returned to her home
saturday.
Ii you want a good winter suit, Mac
ntosh or overcoat, you can buy it
heaper from A. G. Britton than any
there else.
just received, a nice line of caps for
.iisses, and elegant dress shapes for
aides in felt and camel's hair effect at
1. V. Russell's.
Miss Efie Profit, who has been.spend
ng the holidays with her sister. Mrs.
[. b. Peery, in this place, returned to
'ullins College Monday.
Frank V. Hale, a former citizen of
his place, but who is now with the
southern railroad in Washington, was
'ere a few days last week.
II your money will not buy clothing
nd gents furnishings cheaper from
he than anyone else then you do not
ave to trade with me. A. @. B%ritton.
100000 bushels of wheat wanted at
he highest market price in exchange
Or clothing at the lowest prices. A.
!. Britton, the clothier. '
Miss Nellie Slemons, who has been
the holidays with relatives in
place returned Monday to Balti /.
lore, where she is in school this win. !
r.. :
NO nome q be supremely happy :
ilhout at least one suit Of Happy =
ONE clothing and the more the mer. a
er. A. @. Britton is the only place
lat these excellent goods are to be
'und.
Mrs. Minnie Kirkland, who has been Z
sitting her parents, Judge and Mrs. s. .
Kirkpatrick, of this place left yes. +
rday for her home in New Orleans. c
was accompanied by her sister, p