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, 1876-11-15
Meuefte tsItgr. psps(1sn.
Ser Griea i'm Orient.

CONDOR, IA. SOB. Cine Sepel9e
bes Barrier Sc Semps" beri6tst, OaB
bic isrbii6e Gssieruns @npsiluns er<
boIten fat, ale ruiiiiden Offi5iere mel
DE ouf lire Off5ierpotente in Der rullt'
f6en Mrmee ni6t 8er5i6t seleitet bas
ben, Iofort nod &ubluno snriidSuI6ifen
Sic Wiencr rYolitiiGe GorreIpon=
bona" meloet, baB Die tiirfiIhe Streit=
modt big grSerum nd6isns 10000
mlonn iarf iein miro. Sci e@umla
5ou Elm 2aser fir Die BEL Nii6 ltotlo=
nirten Sruppen uno 100000 Maun Der
9lrmee untcr 9erwiid guida srtidtet
,peroeu. gataiIone ous Demen, Sa
moscus unb gleppo fommen tdsll6
burdgonFantinopel. Die Nlotts Der tilr
filden YanseriAife miro in 4@el9woosr
eetbeiIt, BON pelden zines i'm Snspo-
rug, auei i'm mittelldnoiiden nno zines
\ i'm ldwarsen Meere ~frersen lolen.
2onoon, IA. SOB. Sn @ien uno
erlin bdlt man cs fir sewiB. oaB Die
b.9si6lasene gonierens li4 ols Elm
TeN9la9 srwie;en bat.
S,s @crii9t 1T i'm llmlauf, onB &nB-
Lamb 70 9ompier auf Dem i6po,s'n
W'eere III Sereitldaft Iebt, i'm Sruppen
anf bieiem Mess gu tronsportiren unN
&or,s 9{95 fl TlfiSysS4'irSrsit;n. Sic ST @runoei,
eent6imer in &uBlano lolen Der &eeie-
runs 100000 Gubel sur 8erfisuns
ge1tellt baben.
2onbon, IA. Sop. 9ie uYot"
beFatist Die Ma9riAt, oaB &uBlano iti-
ne Irmse mobil mu9t uno erfldrt, oob
England porbereitst lei, elmer Sauulion
bes tIrtiiden @ebiets bur@ &ublono
@iosritano gu %lsiiten. 9as %ermdbnte
Sournal best jebo9 nod INNER SOff-
nuns, baB Der &ries permieoen meroen
fGnne.
Giner gerliner 9epei6e Der rYon"
sufolse erfldren bic ruililden Sournale.
bab &ublanb feft enti@loiien 1T. gu Den
@affen ST. s%reiien. @noere Gorrelpon'
benton besen Die @nli4t, oaB Der &rie9
nod 81 permeioen 1T.
Ser 8erliner Correspondent Der
Zines" bebouptei, bab GuB!ono Ieine
&riessriiItunsen gu 6ffentli6 betreibe,
als oaB oieielben Beunrubisung perur-
laden lolten. Ser BARRIER Gorrelpon-
bent Der uSimes" 9iebt an, BOeitrelh
bon &uBlano uno Oeutl9l mo senotbist
wnroe, li6 Dem beobii6tistsn @orseben
Der %eritcren Wfa4t anauidlieben.
Cine gclgraoer Sepel6e Der vNeps"
meloet, oob Die ruiilden G%pniuln BON
Dem sSnneren Der Siirfei suriidberuien
,puroen.
, 1876-11-15
unb &oblen befra6tete 2i6tcri9ife sit=
gen untsr unb aud AM 2anoe wuroen
eroBe 0er6eerunsen an9eri9tet.
&uBlan0.

g t. Petersburg, IA. Nopbr,
Ser gsar fam 9eitern bier on.
Sie &coe oss GSoren 1T in gansGuB-
lamb nit un9sbeurcm 8eifall a%ufgenom-
men moroen. NGe GlaHen ltimmten oa'
bin therein, bab tie nit Sreuoen bereit
iinb, Dem Muftufe beg @5aren Sol9e ~
~Iciiten. 9as son3e ruiliide 8Olf feat
li9 nnb feline Sabe Der &esieruns su'
8erfl9uns.
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@epr9e @ibiDm, IT,,

NVHHTVFBes w" Nt"VBB VFVTVH'J
g o. 1901 SO StraBe.
Smpprtemr mnb 9dnbIer in
alien Sorten Porsellun> rnb @lass
Maaren, ioiuie in peri6ieoenen
Irten Sausbaltun9sse~
rdtbihofter.
Sd bate fceben brett BON Der Sabrit In
ejmpess, 8ranfrsid, cine fril4s @snounn
bon benz bslten frursSiiipsn $40 ertitsln In
@laspaarsn. ipeIGe iid iebr fir Saloons unb
Wirtbl6aften %eianen, erbalten unb bite b 8
yublifum mid gu bsfuGsn, ba i'd lsbr srbStis
bin msins Waarsn III seiesa.
, 1876-11-15
GgDpten.

CONDO n, IA. Nop. Oie Na9ri6t
baB Der aboeitbte uno perbonnte e9pptl=
l6e Sinanominiitsr 9eltorben 1T, miro
bon Cairo aus irAbreoe seiteGt. Gr ioa
lid jsood in pretdrem 3uitanoe bsfnosn.
, 1876-11-15
@riehenIanD.

Itben, IA. Sop. GtneSerlommluns
on wel6sr 1000 8iirser tbeilnobmen,
fono seitern ltott unb bcidlnB, sincn
Sersin gu sriinben, um militaril@e 0o'
bereltuns 6u i0rbern.
, 1876-11-15

Nz9@ THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-11-15
SCbefe~ 0ebrIber,
(@tablirt 1867
Aptbefer II. Qrp9uiifen,
osrfaufsm I'M @roBen unb &lsinen,
So. l44 Gde Is. II. Mainnr.

JttuJuluuUs Sus -
grlauten li6 BEN Greunten unb BEN gu.
putlifum i'm Mlsemeinen ibr srpsrs 9aser,
pel&es aus fplsenben Seden betsbt. anau .
bieten: Drcaen, Mebisine. Chem fallen, Mps
be- unb Epilet. N,tifsl, @1mGmme, ROrfe,
psrfamerien, 8arbfufe, garbe, Ose {. 1snfer.
slas. 3itt etc. etc. einfdIiebli1 9lss, mas
in eiaem autea Drosen. @tldaft sewSbnli9 gu
baben 1T.
Sie fihren sIei&fals cine arsbe Musmabl
biatii9er Wreporaiipnen ais: Cores @elattne,
gaier's Cocoa, perl. @,iBs So NJ tGrfe.
SafermtbL SasH 1apiuca, eunbeniitte Mild
etc. etc.
2anbretb's earantirter @artenfaamen, nos
ben Elm Soles @6Ortrment fets Sorr1tbis IL.
g%pncenirirte Srutt. VGencen. @romatii.
rnnss Gr:rafts bon isbsr Sprte, @swiir3e gun,
@tnmaden.
Jernsr Ienfen ie bic IufmsrfIamtsit auf ibre
Ieltieema9ten preperate, ipsIGe cine 2O-iabs
r!ise YrObe %bsftanben unb fir weIas ie sarau .
ttren tDnneu. mbe
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Gtrsinia StaatS>0a3fIIf
tas.te teraussssebsn BON
9obn 8. i II.
90. 8: 3pOlite Straee.
Rih m no, V 4.
snbser{ptiprs Wretfe.
gretic ber Mmaeigen:

srSs,re Wn,stsen iper Tn trtssr Ssrtdnet.
gdt uber reuiasr Bel y b,Iben etnen Saaare'
Hue Mn,eiaen Nnb tt gsraus su Sabltn.
Die 3eituua wt,b in &iamOnt rnb Unit
.,aenb son ben 1rGssrn far IS aents per
Wphe duSeetraeen.
, 1876-11-15
Die TnnkurA

1T b%eftrtntt. has sanas btsberise SeiIuerfabren umS
enltosen. Die, Snr ptro our9 oas io9enannte
1obban nnS bnr@ ginnsbmen pom 9%obpalner
ibren STU bat, No. tief ife liest, unb su slet9er
i3sit seisen Fe bic qebenstrait bes Menl6en an.
4~auienbe iinb tn ben lebten 3pet Sabren tn Der
sabesanftalt, "a Stanton Ctr, @sw gort, sebeilt
porben. Inter ben @ebeiltett befinoer fi6 piele
IerSte nnb Ipotbefer. Ole aobbaSer nnteri6etSen
fb pom anberen Sdbern oaourb, oab tie brett ouf
, bic &ranfbeit einptrteu, unb ben franten Stoif ents
ltonme. Sic fn6 Elm ISerbrennmnssz OSer ausi6ei"
Bbunsssgrocss Der 9rant9eitsfofe Sober 6renfe
wtr6 BET ber anwenbnns bieier Cur i~o8uiasen fetn
beflt lit, 70 TIT er wirtlid unb rabital sebeilt. nab.
lrenb mad Der bisbertsen Setlmetbobe bic Mtttet
1sswSbnltd eefSbrlt9er iinb oils bic RrantbeitleIbft,
ane f4 altsSs IN saHses Seer ieeaHOarsr sraHts
Obslst@ bic s.ybab.r ane arantbeiten, infn.rli4
lunb duberltd, %turiren, 70 fne bod bic @irtnnaen
bet f~olsenbeu 9rantbeitena Defenders penn fe ii9
HS$ . sg n afas., snI t : S S%,ltnssn' , sana SauSasSesss
@iurirt. sails. nnS Ramssmi@winssadt pirS,
ibeionbsrs bet iuna.n 9eutsn u, TN trfea Stadium,
matfSmaS wsrbsn oft Isbr, ldnsa seb.tlt;
1%.benio ausens unb STANDARDIZATION, {opie QUE
ItppbiItttfd,e 2rantb.ttsn tn iebem @raS.. BET
aaubersm arantbettsn, Sr~amopatsem, @es
lpI6blt9e u. fdtbare. Sur Elm Bah lit binret9enb,
lum Seben pom Der Dtrtuns gu iber3eusen. @as
eenfretS unb Bite iosenannte Sarns eber
Smfersabr (sine bis test unbstlbare 8rantbeit)
mnrben sebsilt. Bel leSterer &runtbeit seben 2s
70resent Ses Sudertofss nit isbem Babe snrd bex
urtn ab.
Die Babes unb ginneBmes pulper rperben mad
isbem PIaS I'm 9anbe ~psrSanbt, Der 9rets beS
/ Bobes Yulpers III 81, Der hes gtnnebnie ; BuIpers
al. Ntan Iafe I'D tine Broi9ire lber bic 9obfW
h s1sltiSsr ober bsutidsr Sprads f4iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str. (Box 1901
BEN BORT
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN CON
CEysRN.

by virtue of authority invested in me
as Chairman of the Republican Executive
Committee of the First Congressional
district of Tennessee, a Convention of the
Republican party of said district is here's
by called to meet at Bulls Cap Tennessee,
on Tuesday, June 9th, 1876, at 10 80
A. n. for the purpose of nominating a
candidate to represent said district in the
forty-ifth Congress of the United States.
After which nomination it will be In order
for the members of said Convention rep
resenting the First Judicial Circuit of
Tennessee to meet and nominate a Re-
publican candidate for Judge of said
Circuit.
Counties which have not as yet selected
their delegates to these Conventions, are
requested to do so on the first Monday in
june next. Is is hoped that every
county will send a full delegation.
Cdt MCKINNEY,
Chairman Elk. Republican Com.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
OUR CANDIDATES.

We have a number Of candidates in our
party for the offices of Sheriff and Trus.
tee. The convention will meet 9th
June to select one from the number
for each office. We hope u convention
will be harmonious, and not boisterous as
was the Democratic convention last Sat-
urday. A full expression of the people
is desired, and those who receive the
nomination should be heartily supported
by the other candidates and their friends.
If the Republicans hold the Offices of our
county, it can only be done by the united
efforts of the entire party on one man tor
each office. The two parties are very
nearly equally divided. We believe there
is.a small difference in favor of the Re-
publicans and by every man going to the
polls and all working for the same one,
we can hope for success. If we divide
the Democracy will be certain to carry
the day. So far as we now know, each
Republican Candidate is perfectly willing
to submit his claims to the convention,
and if the delegates selected will only act
prudently in the convention, all will 60
vail
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
A LITTLE STRANGE.

lit is a fact we'll known to at least a
part of the voters of the first COMPRESSION
al district that there are candidates on
the track for Congress, and also for Cir
emit Judge, but as yet not one of them, SO
far as we have noticed, have announced
themselves as such in any of the news
papers. We heard a gentlemen from tue
country a few days since make the III"
auiry if a certain prominent gentlemen
was really a candidate, and when ne
received an affirmative answer, he said he
had not as yet seen his announcement in
the papers, and therefore supposed that
he did not desire to make the race.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25

Farmers are generally done planting
corn, and most of them are ploughing 1t
over the first time.
Wheat looks well, better than usual
and the prospect for a large crop is fat
tering.
Oats are growing finely. taking the
prospect generally The farmers outlook
is happy.
There is nothing to mar the general
harmony except the eternal presence of
the never welcome ta1>gatherer. The
people would not complain SO much at
paying the heavy taxes imposed. If when
collected they were disbursed properly,
but to have their hard earnings paid out to
incompetent corrupt officials for services
never rendered, is enough to try the pa
tience of an oppressed people. To see the
complacent sleek official passing around
undisturbed among the care-worn, toll
scared working people, shows what pa
thence the people eau endure.
J. F.
Blountville Tenn May 23rd, 1876.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
u

Mrs. MARILLA BRoYLEs, wife of
Isaac Broyles departed this life at her
home, on Little Limestone Washington
County Tennessee. the 18th, day Of April
y. d. 1876. aged IL years, IL months,
and IS days; was buried at Urbana
Church, nea- Limestone Tenn. The de-
ceased was born N Greene County Tenn.
on tue 18th of April 1904. Her virgin
name WIS MarilIa Earnest. She joined
the Methodist church at the age OF
sixteen years. and professed a saving faith
in Christ. Was married the goth of
October 1S "a. Thus matured and ripen-
ed for the grave, she is gone. She lived
to enjoy the "reminiscences of the past, to
see '.her chill dren rise and call her best"
She has fulfilled her mission on earth, and
calmly withdrawn f,om the scenes of
mortal strife, at the awful summons, OF
events. Her life which has ever been
upright and pure e, won for her the esteem
and friendship of all who knew her.
Coul d all that belongs to the good, the
noble, the true, and virtuous, have been
of any avail, her loss would not now be
mourned by her friends. But, "we must
needs die" is the decree OF Him who
gave us life. She "as afflicted for months
and suffered much, yet she was patient
withal, and Submissive to the Divine
will. She welcomed the approach OF
death, as a happy deliverance from her
suffering, and an opening gate to heaven
She died, as she had lived, an humble
christian, a devoted wife, an aieCtionate
mother, and a trae friend. We see no &C.
casion to withhold these truths, now that
she is no more our motives can not be
assaulted. nor:
She leaves a husband. five sons, three
daughters, and a large circle of friends,
to mourn her loss. But we should not
murmur a gainst the dispensations of Piovi.
.dence land religion will descend, with heal
icg on It's wings, to soothe the sor rows o!
the friends whomi'sbe has left behind her.
OF the promises and bless iDgs of the
Saviour, to those Who are faithful to the
end if Il strict adherence to the word of
eternal truth and an unshakel TAI tt
aid confidence, in the atouing blood o
the saviour, nave any efficiency ! then do
say to the friends of the dear deceased
..Mou I'D not as those who nave no hope
70 r she whose departure We now deplore
is enjoying the bliss $. of the just made
perfect, aad all the blessing 5, Of the spiri
home.
When every long loved sec ne of life,
Stool ready t depart;
when the last sigh, that : hook the frame
To rcnd heI bursting heat;
Each dying feature, then exclaimed;
More eloquent than word
With heavenly weapons, have fought
The b titles of my Lord;
God has laid up IN heaven for me-
4 crown that cannot fide;
The righteous Judge, ut that great day,
Shall place it on my head"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
U

BY request of a large number OF Ke-
publicans, we call a Convention to meet
at this place on the first Monday in June
to nominate candidates for Sheriff and
Trustee. The Republicans in each dis
t~rict,in this Comfy are requested to hold
meetings at their respective voting places
On p Saturday ;, the srd Of June u e. at 4 O'clock t@a
delegates for said Convention. 1t is de-
sired by the party that the Convention
skall be managed and controlled entirely
by the delegates selected. In this way
there can be a full expression of che peo-
pie, and no candidate can claim that the
convention was in the interest of any
particular aspirant. Let US have har-
mony,and when the nominations are made
let the other aspirants withdraw cheer
fully. In this way we can secure the
election of our nominees.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
Our BIeuntviIlc Letter.

Mr.. Editor: Last week Chancery
Court attracted to this place lawyers, a
few of the over anxious litigants. and
candidates. Judge Smith was absent on
account Of sickness. ". V. Deaderick
of the Blountville bar was made Special
Chancellor and did the business of the
Court in a very acceptable manner.
There were present very few lawyers
outside the county. among the few were
Maj. f. W. Earnest and Col. A. j.
Brown of Jonesboro', the ole in addition
to attending the business of the court.
epdeavoring to extend the circu lation OF
the Journal by contrasting the amount
Of original matter in its columns with
other home journals; the other pushing
his claims to the position of Circuit Judge
in a quiet pleasant way. Without saying
ANYTHING to the detriment of the other
a%spirants for the same position, it can be
said that Col. Brown met a cordial re-
~ception at the hands of Republicans in
Sullivan.
The M. f. Church South held q
quarterly meeting in their church en-
bracing last Sunday.
The Fresbyterians begin a sacramental
meeting at their church on Saturday
next.
John N. Rhea died at his home on
Muddy Creek near this place on Satur>
day the 21st Of this month. he was a good
man, loved and respected by all who
knew him, as heal as any man who ever
died IN the county.
Thomas Willard an old and respected
citizen died at his home GEAR this place
OH last Friday.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
Acts Of the Democracy
CHAPTER II.


1 Now after these things had come to
pass, and the twentieth day of the fifth
month had come, the leading. yea, the
mighty ones of the Democrats, came up
Co the Court House at Jonesboro' to
attend the meeting of the grand Council.
2. And when they had assembled
Themselves together in the Judgment
Hall. there we're found about a score who
we're entitled to sit in the council besides
a mixed multitude of lockers on standing
around.
8. Now there were sitting in the coun-
ell. Alfred and Ebert, who are lawyers,
AMI Charles and William who are Tax
.atberers, and James aid Samuel who
are Doctors, and Arthur and Andrew
Who dwell on the plains of Chucky, and
Auoustus and Charles AND james the
s;Iversmith, also John, even Saint John,
and John the Carpenter, and William
the giant, and William the liusbandmaD,
md William of the tribe which dwells on
Knob Creek, also George who is called
xy.sb;notop. who had come up to rule
over the council.
A Then George who is called Wash
notion. assembled the Judges stand and
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
Z. F. AKARD, Sect'y.

u There lives in Richmond, Vir-
ginia. says the Whig newspaper of that
city, a we'll known and highly esteemed
lady who sang in a church choir on
the occasion of General Lafayette's
visit. General Lafayette compliment
ed her highly upon her sweet voice.
and paid a glowing tribute to the beau
ty and fascination of manner of FIr-
ginia and Southern ladies' In a note
which he subsequently sent her. The
note accompanied a boquet of flowers,
and the lady has both. which. though
faded and moth eaten, she would not
part with for the world.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
May 22nd' 1876.
Cherokee and Mountain Items.

The young corn looks we'll. The ''gee
WOO haw" is heard on every farm as all
are blowing in their corn fields.
Little" Samuel Feathers is in a pre-
~carisus condition.
Thomas Scott has a fine lot Of lumber
at his saw mill.
J.. W. Boreing and his neighbors
drove their sheep to the mountains this
week where there is excellent range for
stock.
James Perkins climbed to the top of a
tall tree 3 few days since and captured a
young hawk.
w. w. Walters is building a new
house, on the upper part Of the farm.
which will be quite attractive.
We have a splendid Sunday School at
Speedwell church. David Scott is Super
intcudent and Vim. Walters assista Mt. :
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
Mark Their Graves :!

How many graves In town
and country that is without any thing
more
THAN a rude plank or stone,
Not a line by which the s%leeperis known'
Now the undersigned proposes to m IKE
Head and Fsot .B ards
for graves, of durable wood (LocuSt.
Sci painted and lcttered in a good and
durable style.
EpatapiIs. &c, to Order.
They will be made OF lumber 2 inches
thick and II to Is Inches wide.
And will take country produce of all
kinds and some good locust lumber as
above in exchange for work. Give me
a trial. Prices to suit the times. Call
on or address,
Joncsboro' Tcnn.
Jan6 If.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25

Republicans, do not fail to meet at
your respective voting places in this
county on June 3td, at 4 P. NJ and
select delegates to the county convention
that meets on June the 9TH.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25

-"Unoho'' of Fall Branch, the corr
respondent of the Greeneville InteHigcn-
Ger, lets his gas off rather freely for such
a new conyert to d moc-acY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
N1arch2tf.
Tn CnANCERY AT TAYLoRsvILLE,
/ JOHNSON COUNTY, TENN.
Elizabeth NJ. N. McEwen, ct ais.

William McEwen. ct. ais.
1t appearing to the Clerk aud Master.
from the allegations in Complainants bill.
which is sworn to that the defendants
William McEwen aud Emmett McEwen
are non residents of the State of Tennes>
see. 1t is therefore ordered that publi-
cation be made for four successive weeks
in the HERALD AND TRIBUNE, published
in the tow of Janesboro' Tennessee, mo-
tify ing said defendants to appear at the
Court House in Taylorsville, on the
second Monday in August, 1876. at .
term of the. Chancery Court. then to be
held for johnson County, and make de-
fence to complainants bill or the same
will be taken as confessed. and set tor
bearing ccparte, as to said defendants.
this 18th Of March. 1876.
r. A. DONNELLY, ca NJ.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
Te Mill owners.

Do you neeJ any repairing done? or
are you going to build a new mill? Ii
SO l can do your millwright work on very
favorable terms. Write me stating the
amount of work 10 be done and l viii
give yo1 my prices. Address.
JAMES NJ. OSBORNE,
Joresboro', Tenn.
june. 1Otf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25

offices are not pensions to be given
to the poor and needy.-Journal'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
FOR SALE.

"A V aluable Lt'arm.
T have for Sale o Valuable Farm, con-
tanning 20 acres, situated Oh the head
waters of Little Limestone Creek, A
miles south of Jonesboro. There Is .
good house and barn, good meadow and .
fine selection Of different kinds Of fruit.
School house and Churches convenient.
Any Que wishing a nice little farm in
a moral Deighborbood, can purchase .
bargain, by applying at the HERALD AND
TRIBUNE Office, or to the undersigned
at the farm.
C. S. SLOWER.
March2tf.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
FRANK POTTS, 8. 8.
Potts & Bridgers.
Gencl al Commission Merchants.
Petersburg. Va.
ICensignments Solicited and faithful at
tention pledged.
S~PECIALTIES. e. Tennessee
FLOUR and GRAIN.

Refer by permission to Messrs. c. ID.
Merritt q Co. Morristown, Tenn, Messrs
J. H. Dosser & Co. Jonesboro' Tenn.
L. i. Wood, Bristol, Tenn. =
April27tf.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25

Having opened a Marble Yard for the
purpose OF conducting the above business
we respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage, feeling confident that we car
execute work as cheap as it can be done
in East Tennessee. Call and examin.
our Book of Designs Of Monuments ana
Tombstones.
- All work for outside of Knox
Vile will be boxed aud delivered in the
depot, free of charge.
j. c. SMITH C co.
~ P. S.-We use nothing but the
best Italian and American Marble.
w. II. nj. SMITH, Agent at
Leesburg, Tenn.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
CHANGERS
J. p. SCOTT & CO..
LADIES! YOUR ATTENTION

Do you need a Sewing Machine? "
l wish you to examine the
Remington -.
before you make IL purchase. This Is the
best Machine i'm use. 1t is the easies.
running, requires less labor, and Is nois-
less. am the Agent for
Carter and Washington Counties
and Will take pleasure III exhibiting tho
Machine to all who may wish 10 purchase.
Address me at Austin's Spring, WASH
ingtoa County. Tenn.
F.. H. AUSTIN
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
FARMERS J!
Read and be Convinced.

Read and be Con VlnceQ.
You will save labor, save time and by
this save money If o buy first elias.
Farming Machinery and Implements.
have been 81 years engaged in Farming,
selling Agriculture Machinery and I'M
Elements and know by experience that it
will pay to BUY THE BEST. My seicc-
lions have been made with care. | handle
only the best Machinery and Implements
such as,
Nichols Shepard & Co.'S Vibra-
tor Thresher.
with tripled geared MOInte Horse"
power Or with the Woodbury. Power.
The Celebrated "Studebaker Wagon"
VIM. Arson Wood Reaper AMI lower
Machinery and other Machinery of their
make. Also "A toe of Sulkey and Re
volving Hiy Rakes, Grain Drills, Sulkey
and Grang Plows, Turning and double
Shovel PlOws, Corn Shelters, Corn Mills,
Cider Mills, ChurEs, Feed Cutters Re-
volving Road Scrapers. Turbine Water
wheels, in Short anything in the line of
farming and labor saving Machines. All
Machinery sold by me fully warranted.
Send for pamphlets. Circulars, and Price
List before purchasing elsewhere All
Information promptly and cheerfully
given. Address.
GEORGE ). RUBLE.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Warehouse on Market Street near the
Post Office.
l have appointed w. f. HEAD. my
Agent at Jontsboro'. Any orders sent
to him will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE 5. RUBLE.
Mayl1m2.