Call on A. D. White and get wire
cloth for windows and doors.
A revival begins at the Methodist
Church about the first Sunday in
June.
Call on Stevens 8c Hardwick and
get the worth of your time and money.
The latest bit of scandal in town is
the scandalously low prices at Carson
& Co's.
Stevens & Hnrdwick will give the
best bargains in the grocery line.
Try them.
Stevens & Hard wick want your
ptoduce, and it will pay you to see
them before selling.
The Rosine School, taught by Prof.
R. R. Wedding, closed a very successful
session yesterday.
You can put on scollops for very
little money if you buy your embroideries
at Carson & Co's.
Mr. Sid J. Myers, the popular salesman
of Mendel Gosling & Company,
Louisville, hatters is in town.
Mrs. Caroline Townsend, of New
York, arrived yesterday to visit her
brother, Judge John C. Townsend.
First-class hay and corn, first-class
rigs and accommodations,
in every respect, at Casebier & Burton's.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 15. Lee Simmer-man,
Johnson City, Tenn., are visiting
the family of her father, Mr. J,
W. Ford.
Try our 25ceuthoae regular made
Hermsdorf dye.opera length the best
hose ever sold for the money at
& Co.
Remember that A. D. White has a
few more barrels of salt at one dollar
per barrel, but will not have any very
long at that price.
It is no disgrace to be poor, but
people who know how cheap Fair
Bros. & Co. are selling their fine line
of dress goods, say there is no need of
dicssiug shabily.
Dr. J. E. Pendleton and Messrs.
Rowan Holbrook, Wm. Foreman
and J. C. Westerfield went up the
River Tuesday on a fishing excursion.
Capt. Cox expects to join them today.
