Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-02-24

10y SolilCs IN CUIu
quickly; | mean business.
Respectfully, R. NJ. MAY
VIII pay SOC for lice white shelleC
corn in trade-goods at spot casl
prices Hoss q Mccall. Up to Dat,
Clothiers.
Gardenmaking " i'll soon be in order
Last Monday was Washington 8 brit
day.
Three pounds pepper for 95c, at Finl
& Hickey's.
Go to A. NJ. Stuart, Jr. for jqwelr,
of all kinds.
Watches, rings, collar and cuff but
tons AT Stuart's.
Chas. G. Hannah, of Morristown
was here Monday.
Fl, Fl, Kirkpatrick spent Sunday and
Monday in Bristol.
Geo. G. Mottern sells good, green cot.
Zee at l5c per pound.
Even if you do not want to buy, price
the jewelry at Stuart's,
5. II. Anderson has a supply of good
kindling wood for sale.
Last Friday night brought us the
first thunderstorm for 1897.
vi for good wheat in exchange for
goods at Geo. c. Mottern's.
Nice line of new spring neckwear
just opened at A. c. Britton.
Geo, c. Mottern has greatly increased
his stock of shoes. Call and see.
Get a suit of Happy Home clothing
at Britton' g at his bargain prices.
Come to this Office and see q sample
copy of the Cosmopolitan Magazine.
Try a can of Hopkins Steamed HON.
my (hulled Corn. 1t is delicious. md
guarantee every watch and piece
OF ]ewelry l repair. H. II. MCPHERSON.
A few heavy weight suits at bargain
prices can be had at Britton's clothing
store.
Miss Fuqua, of Johnson City, is Wis.
itlng her sister, Mrs. S. Ii. L. Cooper.
of this place.
L. b. Hacker spent a few days in
Washington last week and reports a
very pleasant trip.
LIKE Bayless was somewhat indis.
posed last Thursday morning...Cause-
a new baby at his home.
Ii your watch is out of order take
1t to Il. Ii. Mcpherson he will do your
work right and guarantee it.
The widowers of the town ret them.
up to an oyster stew in the
Court House one evening last week.
When you want a grip, hand bag,
Valise or telescope call on Britton, the
Home clothier, he has a good
line.
An old German Bible, printed in 1920,
mas been placed in the library of the
washington County Historical Society,
by DR.. Jacob Leah.
20 dozen fancy percale shirts, very
handsome patterns and splendid value
Tor the price, just opened at the Happy
Home clothing store, A. G. Britton.
Edward Grisham, after spending a
lew weeks in Knoxville, returned home
last Friday. He will return to Knox.
vile this week to accept a position in
a retail dry goods house.
Judge Kyle's conduct while on the
during the sitting of the Chan
'ery Court in this place last week, was
Iuch as to gain for him unstinted
'raise from attorneys and court off.
,ers.
j. C. Crandall, formerly President of
FIRST National Bank of johnson
lily, who had been sentenced to eight
ears imprisonment for making false
ntries in the books of the bank. has
lad his sentence reduced to five years.
The ladies held their Martha Wash.
ngton reception at the home of Mrs.
L. A. I. Bacon on Tuesday afternoon.
j H. Epps was to entertain the
aides but on account of sickness in
n the family it was moved to Mrs.
b. f. Rhudy, of Allisonia, Va, came
o this place last Friday to look at some
lands that have been advertised
the Herald aud Tribune. He was
ute well pleased and the prospect is
hat he will buy and move to this sec.
lon., Mr. Rhudy is a gentleman who
we'll in his home, and will
lake a valuable addition to our popu.
alton.
A few days ago while in johnson
ity' we discovered our old friend NJ.
. Hickey in charge of the desk of the
iedmont Hotel, and must confess
nat of all the appropriate situations
which we ever caught "Tobe" the
ne he was then filling was the most
approoriatest." By the way, the Pied
lont is now n of the most comfort
BILE and best conducted hostelries in
lis part of the State.
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