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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-16
Sclools--&--Academies.

The various Christian denominations are well represented, and there are also numer- ous lodges of Masons, Odd Fellows and Good Templars, all in an active and four ishing condition. There is also . live, wide awake grange in almost every township.
 Parties wishing to purchase lands thro' this agency, will place in this office dis cription of the kind and character of the land wanted, also the amount of money they want to invest in lands.
 Lands placed in the hands of this agency for sale, if the owner so desires, will be ad- yertiscd free until sold; then a reasonable advertising fee, with ten per cent. for sell ing will be retained. All further informa- tion will be given free upon application with postage stamp to pay postage.
 am also prepared to furnish Maps of and information concerning all lands in Pope County subject to homestead and will locate the same for parties on liberal terms.
 Among others we have the following lun Ia f..,. gaIa
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-16
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02

The best farmer is be who raises the
best and largest crops on the smallest sur
face OF land at the least expense and at
the same time annually improves his soil |;
who understands the business and attends
to it who manure heps is very large
aud always increasing; whose ccrL crib
and smoke house are at home; whose is
surrounded by oil the uecessaries and com.
forts Of life: who Studies bis profession
and strive to reach perfection in it: who
keeps strict account Of bis outgoes as
we'll as his income, and who knows how
he stands at the end Of each season. Such
a farmer in nine times out Of ten, will
succeed, and. NOT oply make farming
pleasant but profitable occupation, Try
it and see how i is yourself. reader
Farmers EHdieator.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02
A New Way to Retain Sub
scribers.

An indignant subscriber to the Eliza,
beth News came into the office few days
ago and ordered his paper stopped because
he differed with Richard LaRue in his
views Of subsoiling fence rails. Richard
conceded the mans right to stop the pa
per, and remarked coolly as he looked
over his list:
ado you know Jim Sowders. down at
HardscrableT"
Very WE'LL" said the man.
well. he stopped his paper last week
because | thought farmer was blamed
fool who didn't know that timothy
was good thing to graft on huckleberry
bushes, and be died in less than four
hours"
lord is that so p said the astonishsd
subscriber.
Yes. and you know old George Erick-
son down on Eagle Creek?"
"WeliYve heard of him"
"Weli," said Richard gravely, ',he stor.
ped his paper because 1 said he was the
happy father of twins, and congratulated
him on his Success SO late in life. He
fell dead in twenty minutes. There's
lots Of similar cases, but ii dossn't \ matter.
III Just cross your name Of, though you
don't look strong and there is a bad color
on your nose.'
'See here, Mr.. LaRue," said the sui
scriber, looking somewhat alarmed, II
believe Eli just keep on another years,
cause | always did like your paper and
come to think about it, you're a young
man and some allowance orteF be- made;
And he departed sat'su,d th.'
VS. 49,
ne haC
'-''vs ns':a= escape from death.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02
John C. Hale.

John G. Hale, most noted as one of
the three principal claimants Of the Hot
Springs and resident of this place at tho
Hale house died on Tuesday night ut
II 80. Ho was attended in bis last mo,
n ents by his family consisting of his vito
and son, DIR. George G. Hale, and sew
eral grandchildren. lie had been enjoys
ing bis usual health until week pre-, ious
to his death whom be was afflicted with
the congestion Of the stomach from the
effects of which he gradually declined re-
cei,ing every attention aud the best
medical skill up to final dissolution.
lie was born May II, 1900. at Jones'
borc, East Tennessee, whence he removed
to Pulaski Giles county, Tenn, on ar.
irving at maturity aud entered INTO busi-
ness as merchant. Here he was mar
riod to Miss Sarah Templin, by the Rev.
Jonthan Moltke, in 1921. Thence be
came to Arkansas in 1888, and settled at
the Hot Springs in 1911. He was enga.
ged in surveying tho Government lands
here when he determined to make tho
place bis home. lie brought up family
of eight children all of whom died ex.
cept DR.. Hale. Col, Benton Hale; a
promising officer, who died in the Cou-
tederate army Was bis second son.
Mr.. Hale was all bis life afflicted with
rhumatism which gradually rendered
him helpless. In one Of the numerous
conflicts in which he became engaged, ia
defending his property here he received u
gun shot wound which deprived him of
the sight Of one eye.
No man with less teuacity of purpose
would have maintained possession of The
property he claimed SO long. He was
tireless and indomitable in his efforts to
assert title to the Springs. He died in
procession Of the property be had defended
so long and faithfully. The rites and
consolation Of the Christian religion were
afforded him in his last moments.
He was n man Of 6ne mental eudow-
ments and possessed traits of character
that drew to him many and strong friends.
Thousands who have visited the Springs
and been entertained by him, and citizens
who knew his qualities of sterling courage
integrity and benevolence will regret bis
death. lie was the poor mans friends
and feared no man. Peace to bis ashes.
The remains of the deceased we're in
TERED Yesterday afternoon in the GENES
tary large number of persons being
present. The funeral services at the
house we're opened by singing; "Why
should we start and fear to die" after
which Rev. S. G. Oolburn made some re,
marks based on Genesis 8, 10 dust
thou return" Another hymn commence
ing "Oh God, our help in ages past
was sung and then the coffin was taken to
the burial,place. the following gentleman
acting as pall-bearers; Phineas Barnes,
s. II. Stitt, L. W. Rector, John J.
Sumpter W. P Walsh, I. P. Grim, G. W.
Rockafcllow and Thaddeoas Taylor.
Upon arriving at the grave the hymn
commencing "Oh where shall rest be
found" was sung, prayer was offered
by Mr.. Colburn and then all that was
mortal of John c. Hale was covered up
by the rude clods of earth.-Hot Springs
Daily advertiser. s-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02
~ A lumberman, being but poor

~ A lumberman, being but poorly
provided with materials of sustenance
for bis men, fed them with pork cooked
with the rind upon it. A young man Of
the company, not liking that outer :posi,
tion Of the food, was observed by the host
to be carefully removing the outside COW
ering. Whereupon mine host said,
"Young man we eat rind and all here"
Tc which the youth replied, "All right
old man, I'm cutting it off for you.,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02

~ An elder gentleman. returning
home from church began TO extol the
merits Of the sermon to his son. Said,
he: Jack, | have beard one Of the most
delightful sermons ever delivered before a
Christian society. 1t carried ms to the
gate Of heaven "Why didn't 1ou
dodge inY' replied Jack; ''SOa will
never have another such ehapOe.H
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02

A. II. PETTIBoNE, JAS. III. ROBINSON
iErTIBONE Il ROBINSON, ATT0R
L NEYS AND CoUNsELORs, Greene
VILE, Tenn. viii practice in all the
Courts of Upper East Tennessee, aud
h the Supreme and Federal Court at
Knoxville. Collections promptly made
and remitted. [73mayS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02

- A western paper has this personal
item Those who know nice old Mr..
Wilson Of this place will regret to hear
hat be W. iizssksa " q brutal manner
.1s' week, bqiI vas Hot ki!lsd,II.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02
Herald and Tribune.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
M. S. MAHOMEY.
Rates of Subscription.

single copy, ono year, .....,...s 200
Five or more copies, one year, each, l,50
Ten or mere copies, one year, each, lac
my For a club Of Ten. at 81 10 each,w we
viii send one extra copy free for one
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02

u Il have bought my first Iasl," was
the remark Of cobbler when be set up
business for himself.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02

7, N. GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY AT
Ia. LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT,
jonesboro', Tenn. Special attentions
yiyen to collections. Office, one door
East of Faw, Dcyault q Co., under
Kren's Gallery.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02

7 W. TIPTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW
u. AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Elizabcthton. Tenn. WILL practice In
the Court Of Carter, Sullivan and Wash
ugton Counties, Tenn. Special atten-
ton given to the Collection of Claims.
73aprill7-ly
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02

AT p GILLEN WATERS, ATToR-
w. MY AT LAW, Rogersville, Tenn.
Nill practice in the Circuit and Chancery
'ourts OF Hawkins, Greene, Hancock and
Washington counties, and IN the Supreme
and Federal Courts at Knoxville, Tenn.
Aaprl3t. ..- ....r..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02
EUTAW HOUSE,
By MRS. NJ. A. DOSSER.

Jonesboro', Tennessee.
This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over can
h" comfortable situated, has been lately
repaired, and is now open for the reccp-
ton of guests. Every pains will be taken
and no eXpencs spared to make this a
pleasant home for all who wish to stop in
Jonesboro'. The table will ut all times
he furnished with the best the country
affords. Terms reasonable.
mar21tI
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02

A j. BROWN, ATTORNEY Az LAW
n. AD COLLECTING AG EFT, Jones'
moro, Tenu. PROMPT attention given
o collections IN East Tennessee, and
southwestern Va. tG0aug2G
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-02
ATTORNEY

q ]. KIRKP ATRICK, ATTORNEY AT
II. LAW, JOncsboro', Tenn. Office In
,risham q Iampson's New Building, Up
Stairs, No.7. [60ang2G.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25

Ser beioen 2uftl6ifer 9oual61on uno
@rim>poo6, Die ain Is Suli in8ornum's
9ippoorom 5u Chicago ouiltie9en, lnb
enoli9 5eieiti9t. 2lm Mlontag murbe un=
melt Der 0fiinoun9 0cs uGtonD Greet" Die
2ei6e @rimtpooo's pon oen Mellen oes
Mi9i9an -@ees en's l1fer selpult.
Gbicago> II. Nu9uit: Sn Gbica9o
bat man pl6bli9 9robe Tur@t Dor Den
Gommunilten. @ie es DeiBt, 1ollen lie
oalelbit ibr 9aupt erbeben, li6sbereits
cine 9robe NnSobt $9interluoer 1on1mt
Munltion an9ei6afft baben II. li6 eifri9
I'M Mafitnoieni tie iiben. Gini9e bunocrt
Monn lollen bcreits eincyicirt 1cin uno
lie bduii9e Pic=9iics obbalten nm bic
Soften bereinSubrin9en. Man tr6l ltet F6
ibri9ens oamit oob Chicago cine farfe
@arnilon BON Bunocs= Militdr fat.
% al 1in9ton, II. gu9ult Sic
~Sri6une" ent6dlt Deute eine No3=
ridt, Sob man i'm S1otomte ener9il6e
@ni italter triift> Die &lein9elonoten 10
l6neQ ols m09li6 aus 0em 8erfebre Su
Sieben uno an lire @te(le @ilber]Gcioe-
miin5e aus5u9e6en. lm Oas su errei0en,
bat man bereits fir $1O> 100000 5pro;cn=
ti9e Bombs @il6er an9etau{t uno min
nod nm $40, 100000 Bombs 5ilber fau=
fen ; 10 bab li6 0it 0iientli9e @9ulo I'M
$20,00O,000 er6Dben miro. Nob bcnBe=
fimmun9en Der }o9enonnten vMcte wcgell
9ufnobme oer 9art9elo5oblun9en," bic
im Sonuar 0ieles Sobres on9enommen
luurOe, itelt li6 eineGrb66ung Der 0ffent=
li6en @ebulo ouf $3.50, 100000. als no
t6ig Derous, mas bcm NDlfe cine neu'
Gin lenlait It bon $IO,OO0>OOO i'm Sobrt
auf fbiiroen mn s.
-ProfeHor Senney beri1tet in einem
bonn 10. Suli aus Den 16iuar5en Bergen
Ootirten @6reiben an bas Snbianerbu=
reol> ooB CT @ol0 in Den an9el6pemm=
ten @Gi6ten am SPRING uno am ga
pibFulle BON oeren Quellen Bis 5u oereu
Nustritt aus ben Bergen 9efunocn babe
uno 6ab cine genouere un6 ldngere 9la6=
for16ung er9ob> oob Sic &iesbdnfe, ins=
beionoere Die altere formation, in ben
Sbdlern oieler Tliille @olO in lolder
Men9e cntbalten, oab ii6 oie9lrbeit lobnt,
luenn lie obne 9robe Soften nit @el6id
uno nit sen 9eei9neten Werf5eu9en BE-
trieben miro. Mu@ miHen ben @olo=
grdbernMal6inen, wenisltens Elm mdbi+
ges capital CUR Ser fii9un9 iteben uno
baben lie Elm Nrbeit1yltem 81 befolgcn>
,uie es cine 25jdbrige Grfabrung in ben
Bergen an oct @ioleefiilte 9clebrt fat.
9ie tuertDpolle @ol0oepoI Iiten fno lo'ueit
| lie entoedt wur0en, teinesuegs 10 reibe
baltis ooer iebr a,lsseoebnt i'm 8er9leid)
gu oenen in Golifornien, bo6 entbaltcn
lie eine 5ur Gntlpidelun9 0es 2anoes Dlne
lGneli6e Quantitdt Oes eolcn MetolleS
uno Qferbau un0 8icb5u@t peroen oas
l1ebrise tbun.
9aep 8 OFF, 10. Muguit. @efern
Mbeno licferte li6 elm iln9er 9eutl0er.
luel6er iid) Sobn Same. alias @tel1inQ
nennt, Der Yoli5ei bon Nsiuarf aus 81
9iebt an, ct babe am 20. Ofai et>po 4C
0feilen auf oieler @eite BON Pittsbur(
nit nod orei anoeren 2ano itreidern &C.
meinI am, cinen dltli6en 9eutI I9en be:
rou6t un6 erMoroet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
9Somero0, g.. SEN 25> 9(m9atff 1875.
NO+ :122.

babe bic bon linn beabli 6tiste Bcrufung
zines Prieiters gum &esens elmer 9eiitli=
den Nnltolt benz Ober= Prdloenten on9e=
5eigt> miro BON Der @6Ielil9en 8olts=
3eituug auf @run6 einge5o9ener @rtun<
oi9un9 fir 9run0los ertlQrt.
8il6of Dupanlouplou am 7.
September gum Goroinal ernannt wer=
Den. go meloet ipcni9ltens Die &0lni 19c
3eitun9.
- Sn @rono= =5opioncr (@enD Fat
man na6 Der @oDlcomooie pom 2. Suli
nun au6 einen ~@toatspfarrer" ein9eiebt>
uno Den &atbolifen nit 9ilfc ppn Yol-
seio9enten uno lG @enoorn1en lire Stride
lueg9enomen. Sen re9tmdBigen Guro~
tus mari mon 9clualtiom auf Die @traBe>
oDne oob ct 1ein 9reiles 0oupt audi nur
nod nit einem9ute Ddtte beoedcH f6nneu.
Oas gllcrbeili9lte wuroe jeoo6 9erettet
uno unter Be9leitun9 Der >ueirenoen 8e=
differing in cine feline &apelle auf oie
8elibung oes &rofen Pcreau De Sotemps
9ebor9en.
-poris, 81. Suli. Gin WfiIlionar,
Z. 9ebuc, fat einen @obn oes @roBIama
BON SDi15et, Nomens Sbonit, gum Girl
ltentbum befebrt uno 1T nit linn inYaris
on9efommen> ,uo Oerlelbe feline @tuoien
Dollenoen miro. Sbanit fat es 59on Dor
1einer Bctebrun9 su eiuer ouberoroentl=
ben Meiiter16oft in Der Sal l6enlpielcr7
fun It uuO Ma9ie 9e6ra6t.
g8 len, IS. 9(ug-9er Muijtono iu
ben tirfiIben Yropin6en crltretft lid) ouf
Elm @ebiet ppn 200 Meien. 9(n9cblit6
boben jene $500 tiirtilde@o @oloaten ,lpelbe
bel &lcd lan0eten lid 9etpeisert> Den
N1ar1d nab Moitar ansutretcn, ,peil oit
Snlurgcnten Die 8er9odlie an Ser no1
Mo tar fiibrenoen @trobe beiebt baben.
Sic @arnilon BON Srebinjc (6cr5cgo-
luina) ma6te 9citern einenNusfaQ, lpuroe
aber 5uriidgeldla9cn. Die Snlur9enten
| tedten wd6reno 0es Gjcfebtes mebrerc
Gorfer in Yranb.
&a9ulo> IS. 9lusult Sci &led Ian
oeten $500 tiirtilbt @oloaten um nod
Moitar 5u marlbiren. Sic Snlursenten
bahen Die ouf Dem Mege beiin6li6en
8erspd1e beiekt uno Der Werfebr nit ser
n0roli3en @renSe 1T ab9el6nitten. .
Berlin, 20. Nus. Gs beibt oob
Oef eferrei@ lib unter Der @orantie Der
nDroli6en europdil@en W}a6te erboten
bat> Den Srieoen in oer9erSe9ouina wic<
oerber5ui itellen llu0 5tuar auf 6er 8aGs
Der &ef form in ocr 8ertualtun9 Der Drift
li6en Yrouinjen Der Siirtei oo@ fat
bic Pforte 6cs 9lnerbieten ab9elebnt.
Meu Yort, IS. 9lus. 9ier einge=
saneene Yripatnadribten meloen, 6ab
Ser Prdiioent ser @epublit Ecuador,
@enor @abriel @arcia Moreno meu6=
lin9s ermoroet poroen iei. Sic Siobs=
pof iiberbra9te Elm Courier aus ser
@ouptltoot na6 Der @iioleetiiite> bon
luo le tDeils per @@iff tbeils per Sele=
graph bierber 9elangte.
Gs 1T oies gun, 3luciten Male, oab Der
YrGlibent Worenp ermoroet iein Ioll-
8or ldnserer 3sit fam oielelbe No@ri9t.
|Tellte i'd aber lpater ais fell4 4eraus>
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::Sc5a1r&3, 8.
= @pbenfbau.
(Snlanb.)

(Snlano.)
ct. Paul, Minn., IS. Mu9ult -
Wlon ldreibt Der uPioneer PreB% bon
Bismord unter Dem beuti9en So ge> oaB
Die @e1elll lbof It, welde bon bort nod ben
i6par5en Bergen o6reiite oieielben in l6
So9en errei@te. Sn oer Nd9e bon &ear
8uttes tuuroen bic GeiI Ienben bon enoia=
nern an9esriffen, mel6e i1nen oreiYferoe
itablen. Ser g8e9 mar in portref fli6em
3ul ltan0e un6 bie 2eute baben na9 ibrer
9ln9abe @olo in beoeutcnoer Men9e 9c=
funoen. @un6erte Don 8er9leuten> Sic
uon alien Seiten in Die 1Glpor5en Ycr9e
einorangen, erbielten pDm @enerol groof
Den 8ef febl> am 10. Qlu9u1t 1i9 bel ben
@a0ilaoen in Cutters @@lu6t ein5uiin=
ben> um @ciebe binli9tli6 Der 9ie9uli=
rung Der .Gloims" 81 enhperf fen etc.,
,uorauf oie @ologrdber bas @ebiet Der
i6warsen 8erge rdumen miibten> bis elm
Wertrag NIT Den Snoianer ab9el9lo0en
woroen lei.
Sic Snbioner wollen Die 0erbanolun.
gen erit er6finen, na6beln aQe @ologrd<
ber fi@ ent fernt boben uno &iele luollen
MA 8ismard 5uriidfebren. Nfon era9tet
oiele @traBe fir Die be tie na9 uno ppn
Sen Bergen fiibrenoe. Sic Mu ire9un9
unter ben @olo9raber lit 9roB.
Cine srobe 9ln5a6l @olo9rd6er arbei=
tet an lQmmtli@en Tliil1en entlong. S,1
Cutters @6ludt fanO man eincn 9rpber
Is Dollars wertben @elotlumpen iln>
oort betru9 Die tdgli@e Nusbeute on@ol<
5,pil6en $30-5 so. YrofelIor Senney fant
einen @plotlumpen beGen Merth ouI
$36 9ei6dtt murOe. uniere Biir9er i1en=
fen 6ieIen Nn9oben unbeoin9ten@lau6en
Gbicaso, II. 9lu9uit. Ser ~Simes"
miro aus Bcnton in Tranflin Gountr
tele9rapDirt oab 9etern Elm furdt5area
&f i'm County itattgefun0eA Dobe.
Tol9enoes 1in0 bic ndberen um1 1tdnbe
cSn lebterer 3eit trieb cine 8anoe &u&lu1
ibr l1nlpeien in jener @egenb uns t0otete
un6 beraubte unl@uloi9e Yerionen. No>
&ur5em erDielt Elm bort ponbenoer Ser,
pom @ouperneur Beperioge Die Grlaub=
nib> cine @btbeilun9 Mili5 5u or9anili liren,
um Die 8erbr.9er gu perni@ten. @ejter;
.trof Die Mlili5 nit elmer Mbtbeiluns De,
&u=&luy au Iammen uno na9 langen1
Sample >pur5e elmer oerlelben 9et0otet
uno bier t66tli9 per>uunoet.
Mt@ii on Gs., II. Nugrl. @eitern
Qlbenb eri@ob lid) ST.. S. u. 2areD, ein
betannter Mr5t BON Satan> Mo. CT >pa>
mebrere$age lang betrunten uno bernaG-
lG11igte tp6breno ser 3eit feline &rantens
be1ude. Inter glnoerm batte AUDI eir
perlOnlider Sruno leine ar3tli@e 9ilft
psrlan9t> uno mar in5uii6en 9eitorben
Dies bra@te Den Nr5t 10 inYer5we1 flung
boB ct @elbfmoro be9in9.
2ouispile, &p> Is Nu9ult. Sen
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