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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04
school Directors.

The following is a list of the school di.
rectors for the school districts Of the
County,
ist. district-A. F. B-oyles, Jackson
French, aud Il. L. Mauk.
2nd. district-W. V. Dewal6, r. w.
Carson, and II. II. Ruble.
3rd. district-J. A. Bradshaw, N. c.
Wagner, and Ben. n. Mathcs.
4th, district-L. C., CARRIER, L. L.
Wilson, and 4. Boothe.
9th district-C. j. Lyle, Vim. slon>
akcr, and J. Barley.
9th. distnc:-A, C. Broyles, James
White, and ". Bales.
It'll. diStrict-Wm. McIuturf, D. j.
White, and L. Bailey,
Sth, district b. W. +, Peoples, David
Scott, and a. j, Vines.
9Th, district S. II. Miller, J. W.
Carr, w. 7. Range.
10Th. district. a. Branscom, S.
S. Shcrfey, and j. C. Bowers.
llth, district-W. y. Bowman, John
Basket, and-~Hughes.
18th. district-JoLn MAIDEN, S. b.
Ellis, and John jones.
18th. district-~J, w. Horton, Enos
kinchelo, aud Adam Shirley.
Nth. districts. P, Martin, Vim.
Bacon, and Uriah Hunt.
18th. district. i. 1ampsOn. Ed.
Armstrong, and |. Il. Reeves,
10th. distriet--M, Mead, W. ii, Cow
an, and NJ, NJ. Crooksiank,.
l7th, district-D. y. Barkloy, W,
s, Strain, aud Francis R"l'
.o,u. district. i. Sans, W. T..
TilsJn, and W. L. Parks.
10Th, listrict--J, \. Shepherd, G, L..
Clay, and L. Koeo.
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To Kansas and Oe,srada /

During the summer season of 1873, the
Missouri Pacific Railroad will sell Ex-
eursion Tickets from st. Louis to Denver
aud return, at very low rates of fare. and
a rare opportunityls thereby Ofisr,d for
!, vers OF nature TO view the be iutics of
Colorado aud enjoy the delightful scenery
and health-inspiring climate of the Parks
Of the Rocky Mountains.
Kansas, With broad and fertile plains
is directly on the route, and together
with ell the other Western States and
Territories, Is reached by the Missouri
Pacific Railroad and its connections.
The Texas connection OF this road
is now completed. and passengers are
offered a hrst Glass all rail sorts from st.
Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri,
Kansas x Texas X, r., via Sedalla, or
over t1e Atlantic 4 Pacific X. r., via
VinSss For maps. time tables, intorma-
ton as to rates, routes, &c, We ruier our
readers - J, :. Thompson, Southern
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&. w. Teltord. n of the firm and aren
of Smith, Glaze & Co.
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DIED.

Hon. David A. Deaderick who was
Clerk and Master at Knoxville for many
years, dicd at his residence in that city
August 2Sth. 1873 III the 77th year Of
bis age.
September %. 1878, three miles north
Of Joncsboro', Mrs. MARTHA +. NJ,
BEA4s, wife Of Joseph BealS, She HAD
been suffering for mapy months with Goa.
sumption.
At Bristol, September LIST, 1873,
Mrs. MiTTGE Campbell. of Puerpunl
fever. Mrs. Campbell was q daughter
Of Rev. 4. l., Burson. Her Femaiqs were
brought 20 the this place Wednesday
evening and inferred in the cemetery by
the side of nine other children of Mr..
Bursons, who had gone before her.
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County Court.

Sg |ON@b
This worshipful body held its Septem-
ter session Oh Monday the lst. inst.
Owing 70 tie fact that there was no court
the preceding month the amount Of bust,
ness to be transacted was unusually large.
We give below ag abgidgement of that
which is of pubic interest,
Mr., A. NJ. Jeryis, was elected to fill
the vacancy in the Registers Office, occa-
stoned by the death Of Mr.. i. NJ. Jack,
son. He gave bond, was qualified, and
entered Immediately Upon the duties of
the office.
Mr. Samuel II. Anderson entered into
bond as Administrator of the estate Of
John II. Fain, decd.
Capt. Geo. Mcpherson, was appointed
Administrator of the estate Of William
Cloyd, decd.
John Allison jr., was appointed Admin
i~strator Of the estate of \. c. Collius,
decd.
A namber Of Road Orders were passed
and the condition of the roads throughout
the County Court, at last seems to apprc>
ciate the Importance Of having good roads
and manifested a determination to make
the Road superintendent do their whole
duty IN this respect.
The settlement Of the estate Of John
Il. Fain, decd. Eas confirmed.
John F. GrisLam, Clerk. L. Y. Griffith,
County Attorney, and Esq. Jacob +.
BroyleS, were appointed a committee to
confer with the B>afj of Mayor and
Aldermen of this town, aud the Finance
Committee appointed by the citizens
during the prevalence of Cholera, for the
purpose Of aScsrtaining how much money
was received by the Finance Committee ;
what disposit o. was made of the same 4;
whether it was sufficient to meet all Che
indebtedness accruing from the presence
of cholera, and if rot whether in the
opinion Of said oommittee the county
ought to assist in liquiGating the remain
ing debts. The committee was ordered
to report at the next tern Of the court.
An order was made for the Sheriff to
hold an election for Justice Of tie Peace
in the ljtG, CIVIL District. to gil the va
cancy occasioned Ly the death of Esquire
4, G. Collins,
Samuel II. Miller, was appointed upon
the Finance Committed to fill the vacancy
caused ~ tao death of Esquire Coliios.
The last VIII and Testament of Col.
Geo. L. Grisham, was s5mitted to pro-
bate.
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Hugh H. Bell.

THIS gentleman who resides near
Clarks Springs is perhaps the most per-
feet genius in the State. He has never
served a day as an apprentice at any
trade. Still he can make any thing out
of wool tist any other man can make.
lie has made scme Of the best yiolins
that can be found in the couptry. In
fact he can make almost any kind of mu-
steal instrument, The old gentleman
says he expects to be at the Fair aud will
have something nice to show the people.
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Emigration Turning!
Cheap Farm in South West Missouri

The Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad Com.
pany offers 1900 900 acres OF land In
Central and Southwest Missouri. at from
81 to sl2 per acre, on seven years, time,
with free transportation from 81. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
n,incral, wealth, schools, churches and
law-ahiding society invite einigrants from
all points to this land OF fruits and tlow-
ers. For particulars address, A, Tuck,
Land Commissioner, st Louis, Mo.
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Flag Pond Saminaru.

This school will open on Monday,
Septembe. sth, inst. W. L. S. Arm.
strong, A. b. Principal. Mr.. Armstrong
graduated at the East Tennessee
University, Knoxville, last June. lie is
a young man Of great worth and will no
doubt conduct an excellent school
Glasses will be properly graded, end every
effort used no doubt to make tho school
as thorough as possible. We under stand
boarding can be had in private families
at Sl,2j per week. Students from a dis
lance will be admitted at from so cents
to Sl,OO per month, according to grade.
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Another Special Premium.

A very respectable old bachelor Of this
county, living up near Johnson city, au.
thorizls us to offer a rpeSiiai premium Of
Five Dollars "to tue lady exhibiting
at the Fair plain quilt with tho
greatest aIuount of work" As the gem
tleman does not wish lis name made pubs
lie we will guarantee that the'mopey will
be paid. This is a Fiiboral offer and we
hope that many ladies will contest for it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

The following is important, COMING
from so high a source:
We are receiving almost daily letters
asking US what is tie best remedy for
Cholera, Dysentery, Collie and other sum.
mcr complaints, and we take this method
of answering all at oncc, that the safe
thing to do is to abstain from eating the
unripe and unwholse fruit now SO abundant
on our streets, but il an attack upon the
system has already taken place or is
threatened, we can recommend nothing SO
heartily and cheerfuily as DR.. Lytle'S
Elixir. Journal.
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Chattanooga Commercial.

Chattanooga Commercial.
The first number OF this daily paper
wa' Issued Tuesday morning. 1t is a
neat five column paper and is furnished
to subscribers at $500 per aunum. In
politics it Will be independent Rcpubli.
can. Us editorials are well prepared
aud local items fall, mechanical WORK
neat AID tasteful. From the appearance
Of the initial number we are inclined to
beliayo tho proprietor intends using col,
siderable vim to mako it tue leading
daily paper If the place.
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Wheat,

Wheat.
Many Of our farmers have a surplus of
wheat on hands, and most of them that
we have conyersed with do not know
whether to sell at present prices offered
or hold for a better market. Many of
them say they owe the money, but fear if
they sell now the price will 0 advance
and they will be the losers. Our advice
to every one who is in debt is to sell now
at the best figures they can and pay their
debts, Even if the price should advance
a little by being prompt to pay your debts
at the time agreed upon secures you a
credit that is always equal to a cash capi>
tai, which may be worth a great deal more
to you than the little difference you
would realize by holding if prices do adj
vance.
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Music ia the Mountains.

The sOjourners at CIarks Springs were
entertained last Thursday and Friday
nights with an open air concert; Messrs.
Bell and Thompson using Fiolins of
Hugh Bells make, while our townsman
Charlie DillwOrth inprovised an accom-
p~aiacnt on tie melodian. The music
was charming, and highly appreciated by
both Young and old. These open air con-
certs will be kept up st the Springs
this week, and as there are some geos old
n a'rons these. VIC expect ta hear of the
boys hidirsia the bushes "to trip the
light fantastic toe, In fact a fellow en-
clited that way canno, sat still when these
musicians are performing.
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Drowned.
Ayoang man hy name Of King, from
North Carolina, was drowned in Nola,
chucky river near the residence of Mr..
Ab, Thompson On Wednesday of last
week. While bathing in the river he
wa. washed over tue shoals into deep wa
ter, and not being able to swim. dr"- :
.nueQ
O''''s a''''"A'0 -tLt4 MIN. His body
was fcuad next day some distance below
"Ner? he 70. crowned.
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Accident,

As Mr.. John Humphreys, an old and
respected citizen Of tA!s county, vas re-
tuning homo frop this placs last Satpr,
day he accidpntIy fell from his wagon near
tho residence Of Col. Reeves AID was SO
seriously injured that it was thought adj
yisab!q to not make an effort to get him
home. He was taken to the residence of
VIM. L. Head, near where the accident
occurred, and where he receives every ats
%tcntion possible. 1t is feared that the in
jury will prove fatal.
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District G difference.

OS
Tie S%emI>annual services of the Dis
trict Conferenc, for the Jonesboro' dis.
trict of the N. Z. Church, convened in
the NJ. L. Church of this place Yesterday.
Ry. J.l. Man the Presiding Eide, has
improved in hoal;h enough to be present
and presided.
Rev, II. j. Black was elected Sccre
tory, Quite a number Of the p. no
de district are pres, Mt, aAo
a few ofthe local Ministers.
Owing to The prevalence Of tho cholera
during the summon tao number of attcn-
dants is much lcsS than it would have ocl
under other circumstances,
Those that are here seem to be enter>
ing into their work heartily and with
real interest.
Rev. j. A. Drummer preached a very
good prcc,ical sermon last night.
LIS to be hoped the citizens will ct,
tond as far as possible tAoso services.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04
s,ha,i Directors CsmVc1uou.

On Saturday. 18th inst. the school d.
fectors are called to meet at this place for
consultation. This, no doubt, will be
an important meeting. Every school d.
rector of the county should avail himself
of the opportunity of attending the meets
ing.
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Fair.

Fair.
a fOw persons are still asking if we
are going to have a Fair this fall. We
wish these few who are no. posted to know
that the prospects are even more fattcr-
ing for a successful exhibition than they
were last year. When the success of the
company was far beneath expectation of
the most sanguino friends. We yet have
four weeks to prepare for the Fair
and such an assembly as will be there if
the weather is favorable has not met in
this county for many years. The old are
coming to see the nice stock and splen-
ded household goods. The young ladies
are coming with their sweethearts. aud to
bring all their tidy little articles to con-
test for pre- NUNS. The children are com,
ing to see the big crowd, and last, though
not least by any mconsevcry body is com.
ing too hear the SPLENDID mu.ic CT Dill
worth'S Comet Band.
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Scholastic %Ponnia,ian-

The clerk of the district boards must
report the scholastic population at once.
The county Superintendent must report
t. the State Superintendent by the 18th
inst. This is the last day that can be in.
dulgcl.
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july lift
Victory Bee Hive.

State and County rights to sell for this
Patent Bee Hive. AS it is the intention
of tue Patentee to have the Hive introdu-
ced all over the country this season, good
bargains can be bad by applying TO
NJ. s. MAEoNEY, Agent,
Jones5oro', Tenn.
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We hope that all the citizens Of tbs
aud turroln ding country will properly
entertaiu lcrsous from a distance who
win sisit the Fair. There viii be hundreds
hero that our hotels cannot accommodate,
Wecall Jour attention to It iA time, that
all npy he aAla to get aCowModqtious.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

TIC baptist association that convened
ut Flag Pond on the 22nd Augut,
is still continued by the pastor Rev. Mr..
Goznell, assisted by several other Minis
ters. We understand thy have had
quito a revival Of religion, Thirteen
wore baptiscd last Sunday,
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A certain young lady IN this county
uys, if she fails TO get tue saddle offered
q the bcst lady rider at the FaiFj that
e will not be satisfied at all unloss the
Harding committee gives her Mr..
Surgeon, the respectable young gentle.
In who has been instrumental in getting
q this valushle premium. Here is a
GOD chance, John, you have been wait
ing y long time NO doub. for a favorable
opportunity to talk business.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby notified not to
trade for a note executOd by me to Mrs.
Laura L. Gosnell, dated on or about the
5th day ofJunc, 1871, for the sum OF $500,
as the same has been paid by me.
HUGH D. HALE, jr,
Sept. ., l6I3-tf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

TiiE sojourners at Mountain Retreat gre
still holding their position. The ladies
seem but little inclined to return to town,
knowing that they will have tc rasumo
thor long dresses, Cue boquets, tucks,
nounccs, with postcrior protnberances.
Eurh is life, but after all it, is more pleas.
ant to live ip US mountains.
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To a traveller away from home or a
lonely fellow when his wife i. away from
home, there's nothing so nice and com.
Portable as a good hotel. Wecan safely
say, the "Eutaw House in this place is
equal I'd ATTY in the country. The tables
are always we'll supplied with every thing
desirable, The only trouble is to keep
from eating too much. The proprietress
and family are kind and sociable which
add; very much in making the hotel a
pleasant home for the guests.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

GARTER couBty citizens are sending to
ps for Premium lists Of tie Tair. From
the sigus we expect thu citizens from this
rod county Z .aoses. Ccma along all Ct
y6a! Old Washington will be pleased to
exteUd her hospitAlities to you, and if you
excci us in such articles or stock that you
enter We will be glad 70 have yOp ake
hpme some Of the gold aud silver coin that
- Directors have 50 literally offered as
pfemiums.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

he track at the Fair ground has been
greatly improved this SIMMER. The di>
rsctors offer $50. in gold for tho fastest
horse onrc around the track
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youth, living With Samuel wadlcll

a youth, living With Samuel WadIeII
Esq, on Nolachucsy river, fell from a
bay NOW ono Gay last week, on a pair Of
hay ladders. striking a long, sharp wood
ca pin which penetrated his breast some
four or five inches. Strange to sSy. the
boz is now able to be about again, whou
every person would have supposed that it
would have killed him instantly.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

Gold and Silver.
Premiums at our Fair are to be paid in
gold and silver. The like has never been
known in Tennessee.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn,
or L, \. FordiG yneral Passenger Agent,
st. Louis, Mo. Questions piH Be cioe'Jtjiy
and promptly dRSlOercd.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

Our town has boon we'll supplied with
green peaches this week, Tho price w.
ries from seventy five cents to one dol.
lar d lusLel,
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We are pleased to learn that Sullivan
COUNTY people are going to take an active
part il our Fair. Come alou 9 you will
meet With a hearty Welcome,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

Nj thlnk the Knoxville Chronicle Of
last Tuesday furnished evidence suHi-
Giant to satisfy the public that there is ne
cholera in that city. All the PROMINENT
physiciaus and cicrgymsu OF the city sign
certificates to that cGoet, If tbs does not
satisfy Madam Rumof, VI suggest to the
Udropicle 10 let the old lady rip.
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MARRIED.

At Flag Pond last Sunday, by the Rev.
Mr.. Gusnoll. Mr.. MARTIN BoEN, and
In Chattanooga at the residence Of the
brides father 5. i NlcCorklc by Rev,
T. II. McCallen, Mr.. Is. L. DILow, Of
Argusta, Ga. and Mrs. MoLLIE J.. Cons
BIN.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

Col. G.. j.. Grisllnm willed to the
Christian Church of this place the MAR.
Tin academy property" t. be used fnr a
school to educate young men for the Min.
isfrv.
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We hope that every boy and girl in
tho county will prepare something for the
Fair. Parents encourage them and you
will heycr regret it.,
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Religious.
The district conference of the NJ. f.
church is In session at this place.
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tournament.

There will be Il grand Tournament at
tue Fair ground on The second day of the
Fair. Gentlemen from the surrounding
counties arc respectfully invited to be
present and take an active part,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

Our old friend John i. Helms hns
bought out the MoriStuwn Gtzcttt. We
with him success and happiness,
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Personal.

Personal.
We were favored. yesterday with a
cal! from Reys. j. L. Mann, and r. D.
Black, of Greencyille. Long may they
live to do good.
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School Population must be reported
n the county superintendent at the ear
lest possible day,
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WAGES.

DOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING 70
4 WORK. Any person, old or young.
Of either sex. can made from $40 to $50 pc week,
az home or In connection with other business
Wanted by all. Suitable to either City or Couh
try, and any season ofthc year. This is a rare
opportunity for those who are out of work, and
ont OF money, 10 make an independent living.
No capital required. Our p~hamphlct, nov
TO MAKE Al-lNlNG giving mlliustructions
sent on receipt Of 10 cent?. Address, A. but
TON / 90, horrisania, wcstchcster Co, N. Y.
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'Tbe Greene county Fair commencrS on
The 2Ith. of September and continues
three days.
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To The Westi T, The West

Before making your arrangements 20
follow the advice Of the "thonsands who
have already gone.'' 1t would be well to
consider what has been done to make
the journey to your "Homcs in the Vest
as pleasant and as free from danger NJ
human skill and foresight can accomplish.
BY consolidation and construction Il
road has been put into operation on the
shortest possible line from Nashville,
Tenn, to st. Louis, "the future great City
Of the MOrld.N WIS lInn- Tim
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

CAPT. j. J. lIDwrea. VIII was confined
last week with a slight attack of cholera,
we are pleased to learn is couyalcscont
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Tobacco.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
~ WAsHINGToN COUNTY.
BY Attachment.

&. W. reltord, one of the firm and agent
of Smith, Glaze& Co.
VS..
VIM. A. Bryant and his Wife Mrs, Bryant
In this ease il appearing by am.
davlt that w. 4. Bryant aud wife are
Justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum
Of s246,S5, and that W. A. BRYANT and
Wife, defendants are non-residents of the
State Of Tennessee so that the Ordinary
process of law cannot be served uron
them and an original attachment having
been levied upon q house and lot near
Broylesville in Washington County,
Tennessee. Ii is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Herald and
Tribune a newspaper published In Jones'
boro', Tenn, for four successive weeks,
COMMUNICABLE said defendants TO an.
pear at my Office In civil district, No. 4 Of
said county, on the lfth, Cav Of August
1873, and make defence to said SUR, or II
viii be proceeded With, cXparte. This
July Eth, 1873.
J. 4. BRADSHAW,
J.P. for Washington Corrty.
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Peabody Fund.

Blanks for the schOols applying for aid
from this fund at the Office of County
Superintendent, Call and gel them,
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Camp Meeting.
The camp meeting at Sulpher Springs
IN this cou .ty commences on the 26th. Of
this month.
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Lock Here.

The largest stock of goods in Jonesboro
m be topL6 az
MAucSE & SHIPLEY
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Tencltcrs,

it is suggested that as many teachers as
can make it practical will attend the Di,
tectors Convention on the 18th inst,
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lEF If you want the best Bee Hive in
The market buy The VICTORY.
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Wanted.
10000 BUSH Is OF WEI AT.
l wish to buy I've lty Thousand Bushels
Of Wheat for which I will pay cash at
the highest market price.
}. y. ATE,NSoI.