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Jur Strettcren erbtelttn Die na6be'
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
Kindricks Creek Items.

ANAS OAOOh 1b6luS'
MesSrs. Editors:-Allow me through
your noble columns, to give a few item.
Tor tho perusal of your many readers. !
have been travelling through different
sections of Sullivan county and find that
the wheat crop will be nearly an entire
failure.
Old friend, Jack Frost" visited our
orchards and invariably carried c%onster.
nation in his path.
l do not believe there has been any
person married in the neighborhood of
Kindrick's Greek lately. But it is aston
ishing to see the little people, on public
occasions, with their partners hanging to
their arms. Bravo!
A mad dog passed through Birdwell's
Valley, on the 18th ult., as we arc in.
formed, and made an attack upon Nj. R.
2. Birdwell.
The farmers generally are engaged in
planting ; some few are done, others are
finishing.
The Peabody School at War Path, un-
der the supervision of Mr.. A. D. Wexler
and DR.. E. s. Depew, will close on the
18th of June. They contemplate hav-
ing a 6ne and magnificent exhibition.
Respectfully,
RED Fox.
Kindr,oL,o Cro.L NJ
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08

The National Normal" a monthly
educational journal published at Cinciu.
nan, referring to the educational prospect
III tennessee, says: among the newspa.
Pers that have worked earnestly and zeal
oosiy IN the cause of education in East
tennessee may be mentioned the Jones.
ooro Herald and Tribune and the Kpo.>
VILE Chronicle, both live, readable Jour-
nails. The Republican Banner, at the
capital has marshalled its forces on the
side of progress and FREQ schools. Il ia
Going valuable seryice.n
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08


Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio have stat.
utes that impose a contingent pecuniary
responsibility upon every glass of liquor
sold. A case is reported by the Cinciu.
natl Commercial of the 25th ult., in il.
lustration. At Ironton, Ohio, a man
named Lewis purchased or obtained
whiskey at a saloon kept by one Evans,
became intoxicated, wandered off into the
woods, and died from exposure to the ell.
ements. Mrs. Lewis brought suit against
the saloon keeper for damages under the
State law, and the jury awarded her a
verdict of $4,000, Evans Immediately
turned everything into cash and departed
for parts unknown. On such action be-
ing brought to the knowledge of the
an order was made setting aside
The sale as fraudulent, and intending to
defeat justice, and directing the judgment
be levied IN the real estate.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
TEACHERS


Every teacher in the county is cordially
invited to attend The Institute. We in.
tend to have a meeting of such general in
terest to teachers that every one who does
not attend will feel that he or she has
sustained a great loss. The teachers and
friends viii be entertained free of cost,
and everything calculated to make their
stay pleasant will be cheerfully extended
py the good people of johnson City. We
nope to see a full meeting, and shall be
gratified to know that the teachers have
prepared themselves to make the Ipsti.
tuto practicable and profitable. BY the
time the institute closes the County su.
~perintendent will be able to announce bis
plan Of operation for the summer and
fall
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
STICK TO TT

Stick to what? why to your profession,
Every man should have an object in view
and live for a purpose. Too many lead
aimless lives. 1t is no. the profession that
Donors the man. A man must do some.
thing if he ever expects to be anything
in the world. Those who are willing 10
do and to dare are such as fortune love,
to favor. A thou,and fields are open be.
lore the young men of the present day.
II they will but enter them and strive
'Or the mastery in whatever they under.
take. The farm, the forge, the school
room, all sfer inducements to wide awake
and e~ntsrprising young men. The learn.
ed professions are crowded, but they still
otter great rewards to the dilligent and de-
serving. Stick to Jour profession and
make il honorable, and it in turn will
honor you.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
KNOXVILLE, April %, 1873.

hNoANlLLE, April 70, 1873.
To the Editor of the Commercial:
The Nashville Banner gives the Gin,
cinnati Commercial as authority for the
statement that l ''hesitated for some
weeks, but finally took the back pay
money, at the same time cursing the pow.
erty, protracted illness and big doctors
bills that forced me to do it."
AS | voted every time the question
came up in favor of tho much denounced
increase of salary, | am surprised to see
the statement copied above. | took the
increased compensation cheerfully and
without hesitation, not because of poverty
Though lam not rich), but because the
increase provided for is just and right in
itself, could have lodged the vote, as
members of both Houses of Congress did,
and more easily than others, for it was
late at night when it was taken, and in
the condition of my health l was not ex>
peeted to be in my seat. but | preferred
being on record in favor of it, though
knew there were enough to pass the bill
without my vote.
| had two reasons foi voting forthis bill
first-All my life | have been an ad-
vccate of large salaries for public officers,
and OF competent, honest and orthodox
men to fill them. l believe in economy
IN the State to have such men in Office,
and to pay them liberal compensation,
While | vas Governor of this State the
Legislature, on my recommendation, in,
creased the salaries of nearly every i'm.
portant Office in the State. At the time
the Democracy who were the 'outs" great
y abused me for it, but they have bad
of the State Government in all its
branches for four years, and in no single
instance havo they reduced the salary of
any officer. l have no doubt that nine.
tenths of those who have denounced what
they term the salary steal" would have
voted for the increased compensation had
been members of Congress. The de.
nunciation of it is almost exclusively n
species OF de%magogueism and an attempt
to hoodwink the dear people," for which
have a supreme contempt.
My second reason for supporting the
bill wasthat | considered my services to
tennessee and the country worth ten
thousand dollars per annum. As editor
md proprietor of the Knoxville Whig |
lad long been accustomed to on income
If ten thousand dollars a year. I felt
While an editor that | earned my wages,
nd thlnk that my labor is worth as
much as Senator as it was as editor. And
now think that | am doing a liberal
art BY the country in consentins to serve
+ at the salary of seven thousand FIVE
unored dollars.
Very respectfully,
W. e. BRowNLow.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
communicated
Thanks.

The citizens of Jonesboro'. will pleas,
accept the thanks of Miss L. Sue CARTRIDGE,
and those Of the Baptists of G~reeneyille,
for the amount of twenty dollars-wbicb
they kindly donated to the purchase of a
bill for the Baptist Church at Greene.
Vile.
To Professor D.. Miss Cartledpe
would tender her thanks for the compli.
ment he paid her. She regrets. that the
circumstances were such as to deny her
the pleasure of returning it; she we'll
knew the "magic potCer" of music, and
that she might not turn traitoress to the
cause for which she was working. she left
the compliment unreturnod, but not un-
appreciated, not daring to lend a moment
OF her mission even to the encbantments
Of music.
Miss G. hopes the gentlemen, who wore
u%nprepared to respond to her calls, but
promised to do so at an early day, will
lind it convenient to forward her any
amount they may feel disposed to contri>
butte; she will thankfully receive any
amount.
Thanks to Rev. Mr.. Thrasher and wife,
for a delightful home in their family.
By no means, is forgotten our %irrisist,
fote, but invincible, bachelor and as an
evergreen will he live in memory.
Greeneyille, May 5, 1879.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
TO COUNTY ~sUPERINTEN.
DENTS.

We notice that the State Superintsn.
dent has made a call for the County Su.
perintendents to meet him in his Office at
the Capitol on the 22d of May. He
wishes to hold a general consultation with
the County Superintendent before plans
ming his work and issuing his instructions.
We think this a very prudent step in the
superintendent, and it will have a tenden-
cy to bring about a uniformity of action
That will result beneicially to the school
interest of the State.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
Valuable Farm
for Sale. ~

VIII sell the farm, formerly known
l. as the Hiram Glass homestead, but
iatterly as the property of j.. C. Glass.
deceased. Said farm contains 1872 acres OF
good land, laying within two miles of
neesDurg-one and a half or two miles of
TeIford's Depot, five miles from Jones
DOro,, County seat OF Washington Coun-
~, tennessee; said trac: Is excellent
wheat land, and welltimbered and most
y ullder good fencing. There Is a good
frame two story dwelling with a log
kitchen, lumber one smoke house, wash
mouse u loom Or work shop. crib.
blacksmith shop and a good log barn :
one OF the best assorted fruis farms /
Know Of, a good young peach orchard of
pest varieties, also young apple orchard
OF the finest varieties; some of the finest
grape bearers anil Of several varieties
plumbs that bear ANNUALLY. win sell
said tract Of land as required by said ] G.
Glass will, for cash in hand, al low and
reasonable figures. but not at a sacrifice
1t can be paid for in e. 900 IN. 9
interest bearing bonds, balance In u q
currency, good title to said land and fra.
rom circumference, can give possession
install. Pers n desire lss Of a pleasant
niue nome would do well to call and
Examine said tract. Those who with 70
90 30 can get Oh at Telford's Depot, and
nllgulre LOT Mr. James Carmack who ia
;h rfng on SAID farm, andhe will give q
DC THOMPSON.
Executor Of y. c. Glass, Decd.
Locust Mount, Tenn,
or Ms. MAHONEY.''
mnystf. Nsnn'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
Kiudriok's Creek, May 8.
Horrible Tragedy I'm Kentucky.

Horrible Tragedy I'm Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, May l.-Advices from
Marshall county, Kentucky, give an &C.
count of aterrible tragedy committed in
that county a few days ago, II appears
that about a year ago, james Dougherty
married the daughter of Daniel Smith.
They lived unhappily, and finally separa,
tod. On Sunday last Smith told Dough-
erty be could settle the difficulty between
bin aud bis wife. Doughsrty replied by
shooting the old man dead, and then fed.
Subsequently he was captured, and was
being taken back to Marshall county.
when q son Of the murdered Smith. being
one Of che capturing party. fred on
D~oughsrts, ~ounding him In the band
and arm, after which he dubbed his rup.
and with the butt Of Il mashed poushsr.
ty's head into a Jelly.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08

GREENE county Las a veritable ghost
sensation. The National Union says,
Several persons were badly frightened a
few nights since. They we're going home
from religious services, at Pisgah, and
came by what is known as the Haunted
POOL and something attracted their at.
tentiOn, and looking around discovered
the veritable ghost near them, at which
they began to heave rocks. 1t took after
One young man and he climbed a tree
and shouted Justify for help. 1t was
about the size of a full grown sheep,
and transparent. at least the rocks
seemed to pass through its body.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
Faoi'c Debt Reduction in April
1--WE and "a Quartz r MfuIiens.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The public debt
statement Of 6 per cent. bonds is 81, s3s..
'3S'65o; 5 per cent bonds, s4l4,567,S 800:
total coin bonds, Sl,74 sos, $50, lawful
money debt. $l4.S93,0 900, matured deb,,
ss,224,55o, legal tender notes, 1857, 23I,.
SS4 certificates Of deposit. $25,12o,0oo:
fractional currency, $a5, 664,625: coin
certificates. $24, 7S7, 400; total debt S..
zio'oZ7,ll0 total interest, S40.O56. S5e:
cash in The treasury. coin, SIC .J76,44O'
currency Sz,ss1,S71i special deposits
neia Tor redemption Of certificates of de.
post as provided by law. 25,12e,0OO
Total In the treasury, sos, 094 All; debt
iss' cash 10 ths treasury, 81, i53, 4ss,I55:
decrease during the month, s., 2t7,ts5
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
SCHOOL. COMMISSIONERS.

The attention ofthe School commission
ers is called to the following form for au
order on the County Trustee. This form
may be cut out.of the paper and preserv-
ed as a model BY which to draw orders for
mopsy-care should be taken to draw a
separate order for each year. The date
of the order must be given.
H. PREsNELL,
County Sup't.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
Y
J0NEsBoRO Apr. IL Isl

VERY man woman, boy and girl wht
!, IKE u engage in the business OF
seillhg Pictures, Books, Charts, &C., &c,
should send us their address at once
7 ron 70 to sl5 per day can easily be
""" eat''
Address &c. 4 w. ". BURRow
Ar emporium and Publishing TIousc'
aoS Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
TEACHING


we can well remember when teacbino
laid no claims to a profession. 1t had nc
literature that it would call its own. Al
That time, any one who had nothing else
TO DO could set out and keep school. |:
required no proportion above the mcrest
elementary knowledge of reading, writing
and cyphering. Nothing else was taught
IN most of the schools in the rural dis.
trlcts. A few years have made a won
deriul change. Teaching il now a pro.
fesslOn, and is fast assuming a position
along side the learned professions. Men
and women do not think of teaching
without making preparation for it. It is
'fus that many are teaching who have no
quallncatlon for it, but the tendency is
toward a better state of things. We see
indications everywhere of improvement
IN organizing and teaching schools. Pub
lie sentiment is growing more fayorabl,
to educational progress. The people talk
OF better school houses, better teachers
and better schools. The most encourage,
ing feature of all is, the willingness, Of
. q people to be taxed for these purposes.
Teachers have a work to do in order that
'ney may be able to meet the exigeacies
the times. They must study the Art
of Teaching School.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08

The Eastern Division Fair, at Knox,
y'l!c' was recognized a few days since,
oy electiDg the following officers: Presi.
dent, R. S. Payne; Secretary, Fl. NJ.
Akin; Treasurer. Board of Directors,
Of whom the President is ex. onicio one,
W. W. Woodruff, A. J. Kicks, R. G.
Jackson, P. NJ. Williams.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08

A general Indian war is expected du.
rsg the coming summer. From the nu,
nsrous dispatches received from the
West, We notice that not only the No.
docs but several Of the other tribes have
appeared with war paint upon them and
afs ven armed.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
Senator BrownIew Gu the Salary
Question.
"a square Letter. from an Homes,
Man,

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes
the following frank letter from our Sena>
tor aud heads it as quoted above, "a
Square Letter from an Honest Man"
The letter is characteristic and speaks for
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
ID ON TRUSTEE.
SCHOOL MONEY FOR WASH.
INGTON COUNTY.

This is to certify that the following is
a correct apportionment of the school
money collected by the Tax Collector of
Washington County, for the year 1871.
No. Dist. Sch. Top. Percapita, Amount.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08

TIE joint committee appointed by thu
last Legislature to make a settlement
With The trustees Of the Bank of Tennes
zee. and 10 investigate the affairs Of she
bank. met IN Nash-ifleon yesterday. The
eommitteea 10 composed of Senators
smithsoo. james aud Tillmsn. and Rep
r~esenativss II. Il. Moore, Hcrk and
Brown.
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eoNsoLATroN.-A lady visited her bus.
band confined in Jail in q neighboriDg town.
After tears were shed and sympathy ex.
pressed on both sides, The lady said /;
There's but o eonsolstios Left me in
my Affection, Edward; Irov knew where
you ssead YOUR EVENING"
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DIR. E. H. GREENE.

ny ps'' ~ ~ CMtsJ 70 he Branch Oficss OF
IT. AIaneS Philadelphia Bellevue Insti-
"" ana lancer inyirmdry al Charlotte.
w. " and GOidStoro N. G.,
Will be at the following places on
tne Gays Indicated below, where he will
pe gag to meet all persons afflicted with
NANCEk, and all forms of chronic lis
eases. Cancers cured by Kline's Great
Iahcer Ahtidote. No knife No blood
All forms Of chronic diseases treated with
sreat success. Fits cured, no matter Of
q, ior consultation, while on his trim.
Si.oo. Treatment for ordinary cbronpin,
diseases $500 to $500 per month i,cInI
nr mealciIles. All medicines to be paid
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Given under my hand at office in
'one'O0rO' Tennessee, May the 5tb,Ils7a.
c. W. MEEK,
Chrm'n County Court.
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Printing and Cemmen sch..,x

Tie present system Of common or pub.
Ito schools-tbst is, schools which ara
open 10 ell children under certain reruls.
iieDs-dstss from tho discovery Of prin.
lGg, In 1855.
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o CATO VAL.
BY II. PRESNELL.

Anereis witnin every man a divine ideal, the
ype after which he was created. the garnos 81
a perfect person, and 1t is the office of education
0 FAVOR and direct these germs. "-KAsr
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a. P"A noVei, 8
Ann at Ashyille, N. G., June 8, whore
Nv VIII remain until October LIST. "
call early. o
inaySml,