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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-16
Playing Drummer.

lbe stagnatloE OF trade has been sev>
erely felt by all business men, and AveD
that euterprising class Of fellow creatures
know. as "Drumuers" or travelling sales.
mon, despite their almost inexhaustable
invention apd resources, have been obliged
occasionally to yield to the pressure of the
'nn1fALT23A,nG1, 49,,
ly returned from a trip for Thistle Bros.
& Cos of Bosom. did not show very
large exhibition Of orders to balance the
liberal expense account allowed hiin<by
the firm, and Mr.. Thistle, after looking
over his return. said: arl no.
Mr.. Ratapiin, / am afraid you do not
approach the dealer in the right way.
used to be very successful in this line
Now just suppoS, me to be Mr. Bigher
of Scllout, H.. ana show me the way you
INTRODUCE HE house" !" )" "a
Accordingly Rataplin stepped out of
the counting room, aud returned, hat in
hand inquiriug:
SIS Mr.. Bigher in:"
That's my namo,' said Mr.. Thistle,
urbanely. '
My name Is Rataplin, sir; represent
the Rouse Of Thistle Bros. & Co., of Bos>
ton. thistle 10 his character of Western
merchant, here arose and offered the
salesman chair and expressed pleasure
at seeing him. | am stopping with
Oyercharge at the Stickem House. and
and have fine unspoken lot Of samples,
which | should like to show YOU tlNnk
| eau offer you some special advantages
etc."
- Aud Mr.. Rataplin delivered himself
Of a neat speech in professional style.
Very we'll, very well,' said Thistle
Il don't see but that you understand the
way to get CUSTOMERS
Excuse me. Mr.. Thistle" said RataF>
lin, II am afraid YOU do not understand
The style of the Western merchants just
now. Suppose you change places with
me, aud repeat this rehearsel!'
Certainly" said Thistle, and picking
up his Lat he stepped out. Returni G,
he found Ratapliu, with his. chair tipped
back, hat cooked iarcely over his right
eye, heels planted on Thistle's polished
desk, and Ii. .a,'ed cigar between Lis
teeth.
Thistle looked little staggered, bat
nevertheless he commenced:
"Is Mr.. BigIer iu?" .wt:
YES, he is,s5 responded 'Rotoldin,
blowing cloud of pure Connecticut into
Thistle's eyes: "Who in ARE you?',
Il represent the house of Thistle Bros.
& Co., said the astonished employer,
coughing out about qrart of smoke from
his throat. = gr
"The blazcs you do. Are you one of
that concern?"
"No sir, am not said Mr.. Thistle.
well, its--lucky you are not, for
I've had two drummcrs to one customer
in my store for the last two months, and
if | could get hold of one of the blasted
fools that sent 'em out at this time, I'm
-darned if wouldi't boot him clean out of
the town of Sellout."
"That'll do, Mr.. Rataplin," said THIS,
tie. II have no doubt you did the best
you could for the interest Of the house. -
Trade is little dull"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-16

GRAHAM FLOUR PUFFs One quart
of sweet milk, three well beaten eggs,
two and a half cups of oatmeal, one
and a half cups of Graham -four. and o
little salt. Use a medium sized cup.
Heat and oil the gem irons and bike
in q quick oven.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-16

BAooS.-To you who have to eat
bacon instead of pork, as do, would
suggest when it is half done pour OF
the grease, turn it and pour over it half
a teaspoonful Of sweet cream and let
IL finish frying slowly. Boil five min.
utes before frying.
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RESTORING DUTIES.

The restoration of the duty on tea and
coffee is suggested; also the reduction on
certain articles, such as hardly pay for the
COS. of collection and such as enter into
manufactures.
CLAIMS AGAINST TIE GOVERNMENT.
He suggests some better means be
found for verifying claims against the
Government than through the Court Of
Claims, especially tlOss growing out of
tie late war. Thcy ar; in nearly every
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Etatue.

The only noo-e1plosirs ccal oil in tie
I'Fd. TO to John s. Ma,hcs, ann let
us Prove il to yeu Sepi2m
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For Rent.

desire 10 rent the Un,oa Flcg Once
1 aud material S, fbcient TO publish
NNer; ais the job 0fiee. Terms rea-
liable. o..
:, MRs. MAGGIE GEispAN.
dFfskor,', Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-16

for The interests Of the United Statos and
of its citizens entitle it to relief from the
strain to which it has been subjected b
the difficulties of the questions AID the
wrongs and losses which arise from tn
contest in Cubs, and that the interest Of
humanity itself demand the cessation o.
the strife before the Island shall be laid
waste and large sacrifices Of life be made.
| shall feel it my duty, should my hopes
of satisfactory adjustment, and Of the
early restoration of peace, and the rmo,,
al OF future causes Of complaint be unhap
PLY disappointed, to make a future com
munication to Congress at some period
not far remote and during tie present
session, recommending what may then
seem TO me to be necessary.
... SMUGGLING. 80. ..,...
Alluding to smuggling through the
free zone, aud raid: ON the Ril Grande.
the President says: "An experiment
Of an armed vessel on the Rio Grande
for that purpose is on trial, aud it is hop.
ed thatif not thwartel by the sballowuess
Of the river and other natiral obstacles,
it nay materially contribute to the pro,
lection of the herdsmcn Of Texas" '."'.
Ocean telegraphs are discussed at great
length, but no allusion is made to the
postal telegraph.
Discussing
sPEClE RESUMPTION.
the President says: TOO much stress
cannot be laid upon this question, AID
| hope Congress may be induced at tie
earliest day practicable to insure the cou.
summation of the last Congress, at its last
session, 10 bring about specie resumption
on and after the first day of January
Is 80. at the fartnest. 1t would be a
great blessing if this could he consuma.
ted eyen at an earlier day. Nothing
seems to me more certain than that a full
healthy and permanent reaction cannot
take place in favor Of the indu tiles and
financial welfare Of the country, until we
return to measure of values recognized
throughout the civilized world. While
wc. use currency not equivalent to this
standard, specie becomes a commodity
like products Of the soil. the surplas seek.
ing market wherever there is demand
for it. Under our present system we
should want none nor would we have
any, we're it not that customs due are
paid in coin and because of pledges to
pay the interest on the public debt in
coin. TIE yield Of tue precious metals
would flow oat for purchases Of foreign
productions aud leave the United States
hewers Of wood aud drawers Of water be-
cause Of wiser legislation on the subject
of finance by nations with whom wo have
dealings am not prepared to say that
can suggest the best legislation to Sc.
cure the enc most heartily recommended.
1t will be source of great qualification
to me to be able to apI rove any measure
of Congress looking effectually toward
securing resumption. Unlimited imitation
would probably briug about specie pay
ments more speedily than any legislation
looking to the redemption of legislation
in coin, but i would be at the expence
of honor. The legal tenders would have
no value beyond settling the present LA
biliteS, or properly speaking. repudiat-
ing them. They would buy nothing after
all debts were settled.
LEGAL TENDERS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-16

~ What holds all ,he sauG in the
word? ~ enc noso.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-16

j. BROWN. ATTORNEY AT LAW
\, AD COLLECTING Ad EFT. Jones
O,ro', Tenn. lBoMPT attention given
0 collections in n-IEast 1feliAessee. aud
southwestern Va. [Gaapg2G
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Heraldland Tribune.
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Rates Of Advertising.

NHTTAU X8-E EAsEg''
One square, ten lines or less, one
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For each subsequent insertion, "a,
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Announcing Candidates;
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FRANK POTTS, 8. S. BRIpeERs.
Potts & Bridgers.
Genrial Commission Merchants.
,;.T1A Petersburg, Va.
assignments Solicited and faithful at
Wh,lOn pledged.
SPECIALTIES, E. Tennessee
FLOUR and GRAIN. .'''

SMlcr by permission to Messrs. c. ID.
Whtt WSoIhtt a Co, Morristown, Tennessee.
T.MaNga Mills, CarteIs, Tenn, Hull q
iS!Ior, Marion, Va.
.- ,Aug1 lm6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

Hon. Thomas w. Ferry, the new acting
Vice President of the United States, was Sc
iected as president pro te'npOre of the Senate
by the republican caucus last session by the
small majority of three votes, Mr.. Anthony,
OF Rhode Island, being his competitor. Mr..
Ferry, who is about forty-eight years OF age,
but who looks much younger, is a native
Michigander. his birth place being Macki-
nav. He received only common school
education, and has occupied a seat in both
the house and senate of his state. He was a
member Of the Thirty-ninth, Fortieth and
Forty-frst Congresses, and was elected to
the Forty second, but did not take his seat,
having subsequently been elected to the
Senate In place of Jacob NJ. Howard. His
term Of service expires March B, 1sI7. He
has some experience as presiding officer,
and in that capacity Is regarded as fair and
impartial. The New York Eceaing Pos SAYS
that unless his views have undergone a
decided change, he is one of the worst finan-
cial heretics of the west, and that it is not
sure that he is strong enough In other partic-
lars TO compensate for his weakness in re-
spect 10 imitation and reputation. IL is
quite possible, however, that since the death
of the "'rag baby" Mr.. Ferry's views on
finance have been materially modifed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

1t is exceedingly gratifying to know that
"the jam OF NOwanugger has resolved to
pay his respects to the Prince OF Wales dur
ing that gentlemans visit to India" This
is very good in the Jam. The news is as in
tensely interesting to the average American
reader as the doings of the Guikwar OF Ba-
roda, or the defeat OF the Kiptschaks in Kho-
Eand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

from Ohio, 5000 gallons Of the 6nest -
SIOHE WARE in the country, sizes from ~
one quart to six gallons, TO be sold Il 81 X
cents per gallon; discount TO the trade
Also, e0,0O boxes Of MEDIA COLA rs ON hand
yet. sizes from u to II inches: 70 b ooId Al two
boxes Tor = cent?. At
=. LULLEYp
occW GIG kennU lvanio avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

John j. Burroughs, who shot and kiIleI his
wife in Brooklyn few days ago, insists
and has done SO since the day OF the tragedy
upon his entire forgetfulness of the event
He evidently doesn't mean TO burden his
memory with TRIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

III shakes ones faith in human nature to
read what the New York Tunes aud the
Graphic say OF each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

And now they do say that the truly gooi
city OF Cincinnati got some of the whisky
ring pork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24
A q T Il Oh OGY.
n m A n n n n02

This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Eesiins Ne
dunn can be consulted at No. 201 ID street, corner
OF %, northwest. She has superior In deliuest-
Ing the Past, Present and Future. In lsve bust
ness her advice Is invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and Informing
You a the sure way TO I'm ell undertaking.
Consultation strictly confidential. Ladies, 81: gen
lemen, Sl60. sepl1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

FOB SALE.
offer for sale all classes Of
BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES,
situated In some Of the most desirable locations on
Capitol Hill, at prices to suit those no desire TO
purchase.
LOTS Of ell dimensions can be bought on reasona-
BILE terms.
HOUSES FOB RENT.
RENTS COLLECTED.
Loans NEGOTIATED.
PROPERTY SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION.
JOHN Evans, Real Estate Broker,
octl3 eod 200 Penna. ave- east, Capitol Hill
ETOR SALE-HOUSES fer s0,UO, S0DOO
SIS 90, $1,000 1900, 10, 6OO SS 900, az 900
s6sV, $500. 81 900, $4,000, 81 900 Well located
aud on easy terms. FL. SWEET,
octo VI 51l 7th street.
kNOR kFNT-A large, very comfortable, old fash
4 Toned BRICK IWELLISG HOUSE, situated
on the corner Of Bridge and Frederick streets .,
Georgetown, y. c.; large and attractive. Terms
reasoreble and low. WILLIAM THLEE,
oct IA eou 1l5 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24

Speculations are now in order as to who
the new democratic Senator from Connecti-
cut, In place of Mr.. Ferry, deceased, will be.
The appointment which will be male by Gov.
IngersOl, will hold only until the legislature
meets this winter, when IL will elect some
one TO Ill the vacancy aud serve out Mr..
Ferry's term, which would have expired in
1879. When the present democratic Senator,
Mr.. Eaton, was elected, his chief competitor
was VIM. II. Barnum, a man of wealth and
representative In Congress for several terms
from the ith district. According to a Hart.
ford letter, Senator Eaton promised Mr.. Bar
mum his support at the next election, and,
therefore, 1t is TO be presumed the latter will
have the formers influence. At any rate,
Mr.. BsTnum is prominent claimant for the
Office. Gov. Iugersoll himself is said to de-
sire il, but, Of course, cannot appoint him
self Mr.. David a. Wells is spoken of as the
nominee, as is also Mr.. Nathaniel Wheeler,
OF the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Company. II is believed that if the fegisla-
ture should assemble tomorrow it would
select Governor Ingersoll as Mr.. Ferry's sue
cessor. The Governor will, however, have
Two formidable rivals in Barnum and ex-
Gov. English, both OF them very wealthy
men, while he himself is poor. AS for David
A. Wells he, though a man of large ability,
seems TO snare the fate of Mr.. Chas. Francis
Adams I'm being a good deal tai ket OF for
public position, and never chosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-24
IL THE SUPREME GQTRT9F THE DISTRICT

II The SUPREME OQgRT0F THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA,
folding n SPSct1I Tenn, NOrsnlbsT 23d. 1875
In the case of Fanny A. Huntington. Administra-
triN OF WILLIAM 8. HUN FINgTOS. deceased,
the AdmlDi-tratrlx aforesaid has, with the ap-
probation 81 the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, De-
cember 18TH A. D., 1873, for the final settlement and
distribution of the personal estate of said deceased
and of the assets in hand, as far the same have
been collected and turned into money; when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notified 10 attend, with their claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit in said deceaseds estate Provtdsf
copy OF this order be published once a week tor
said day. Test.
nove4-w St A.wEBsTER. Register Of Wills
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
WESTMIN8TkR HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner Irving Place and 10th street, New York.
One Block from Union Square and Broadway.
The most CENTRAL and yet quietest location in the
city Convenient 70 the great stores, tbeaters and
churches. Elevator, and all modern improvements
Easy access 70 all parts Of the city By and
stages.
sep27 m,w&f,ly G. b. FERRIH, Proprietor.
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To those who love PL EdSANT GREEN TEA
ria on ard do not object to saving rs cts per
pound, it is especially recommended nova 81
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MEDICAL. &c.

H6NDREDS OF YOUNG MEN ARE CURED
OF Nervous Debility or SEMINAL M-Akn-s> o.
0hAllhG CORDIAL. Old men g forth srs-h
street southwest. p.vlg ~.
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& SILVER WARE,
Spoons, TEA SETS,
FORkS, DINNER SETS,
BASKETS,
BOWLS,
WALTERS,
PEPPERS,
MUSTARDS,
SALTS, &C., Sc. &c,
Irclrding every imaginable article made of Silver,
from the lowest price the costly and elegant
iy finished. Made and sold by
SAML KIRK SON,
Ord = sTscutsf for s1'sry Cod and S,!rsr SmitiS
deSeripfion Of SiLreT Ware. l12 w, Baltimore St,
ETG1lShsd ISL. Baltimore, Md
novlb-lm
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PERSONAL.

FIND THAT SOME FEW OF MY FRIENnS
Il were UnGer the i'm IMPRESSION that L the in
dIvidusi injured on Saturday night last wi-h 20
return INV thanks for their kind inquiries made;
also, TO inform them that 1 can be always found
durtre business hours at Nos. 1903, Oh and o 5
Center Market and shall be happy 10 receive their
orders. Respectfully,
IL M. ii. HOMILLER.
MRs. DE-. ELLIS, AaroIogIN ana CiatrroyaHl
1VI Just arrived, and can be consulted all sub
Jects, namely: Lawsuits Courtship, Marriage, Sick
ness, absent Friends, Property Lost OF Stolen BY
the planets alt things controlled. Office South
west corner 10th and SITS. northwest; entrance on
10Th Il noyl-
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Preparing for the HOLIDAYS

1t has been noticed that the shrewdest of
our business men are always the first in the
held with advertisements of their Christmas
holiday wares and already our columns begin
TO show the signs that they are wide-awake
this year to the advantages Of catching the
eyes OF customers early In the season. They
appreciate the fact that large proportion of
the purchasers of holiday goods prefer to
make their selections In advance, when they
can avoid the rush, and get the pick OF the
market. 1t is now little more than a month
before the great holiday will come, and the
hearts Of the little folks are already beating
high in anticipation. No matter how hard
the times there is not parent in the land
who will feel too poor to purchase some
juvenile gift for the expectant little ones at
home. And the wonderful variety of holiday
presents now supplied by the caterers 10
this line, affords a range of choice suiting
the humblest as well as the best filled purse
AS heretofore, THE STAR, with Its universal
circulation, will afford the best medium of
communication between the sellers aud
purchasers of Christmas wares, and We shall
as usual print from day 10 day a Christmas
directory Of our advertisers, enabling custo-
meTs TO take in at glance the names OF
those dealers afiOrding the greatest Induce
ments in quality, variety and price.
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S9tperrs eng.iites Qeltua, /, II u IL
Ytrh br.lt.
Ceitiher unt @ruKel &ues. tsbr 6iiis.
Nrne 4'ttn oou 9epsEdtn 3.uyen in b,h
tfisn Dtufern.
Vlanfett8,
Quilte,
Comforts,
S1awlS,
Nv uise,isein ~.reiien as in irsens sinsm an-
be en- glae III rr Staof.
yin s'cbes wager peu 8tlbtn Lro aetisidttn
pa u mwclIen3sM9en uno &bts.
Tins nslIe b,iii9 Sataufi wcrten.
Diff: Waarfn fpetbfu al, III teu ri"sris.
ltea Marttrreirn s~e.fauit unb lie auetpabl
ut hsIsr unc iriiber ais lie ,rssnswo anpns
lu tslrmmsn 1T. Wer saf ritt sp,,uipr. Den
bel O.brlter SDe.e,
Hp. 429 0rpab ct AFT,
NJ mi mint srifAen pfr 4ten nab 5t,n CTR
, 1875-12-15

outings Court. Ser Jal
b.g @abIridtsrs, Sobn Maeoousal fam
geItern in r,elem @erihte gum Mbidlub.
Sie Sadie ipuroe ocn @cidporsnen
ii6er9eben, welae mad unsefdbr I Stun
cen Nbmslenbeit ben Wab,iprud sin-
bsadten v9tidt i9u!ois."
Sc ssiete iiA in Den 8cii9tern mail-
der 3uborer Gin srobss gritaunen, ols
iie ben WabrlprnA b0rten. 5err gas
be1 (Staatsanlpalt) brahte ioinrt cine
ANDRE antlase ,pesen Werssbens (gtis*
oemsonpr) sesen 9errn Maeoousal. Is
wuroe Dem Mnsetlasten 8iirsIhaft bes
miliQt.