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- rIHg TEL o. WtulI.I ~, StplOE. -
Die Tubb0oen etneS 0reiit6figen VQdfetngez
bGubes an Der 6amptonitraBe itiirsteH beute
3uammen. Sm eriteu Stodnerte befano iid
oa5 S6meine B0fel @eid)Git Der 66. S.
Golfer & SOEn, I'M 5metten etn SOrratb8la@
ger Der @ommlifon8bGuoIer Saml. Borfer &
@omp. uno i'm oritten Elm SOrratbsiager Der
y6ulf, @i9ar.Ut iacmriug- Comp" SehS
WGnner nurOen unter ben Eriimmern begra,
ben. G8 gelang bier berielben, rpCld)e Hur
unbeoeutenoe 8erlebungen bauOn trugen, Su
retten. Die iibrigen smet beiinOen itd1 nod
untec oen Runen uuO iino mabrd)einIi9
tobt. 9ie &atafropbe puroe burGy oa5 3us
iammenbreden oeS 6uBboOen8 bes Oritten
Stoflperf8 ueranlaBt, III lpelfem ii6 80, 600
Biuno Sabaf befanben. @leid uad) benz
@initiir,en SeS @ebduOes fingen bic Grim.
mer 6eutr, uuo Der Branb 1T bis jebt nod
nid]t gelOidlt. Ser Gerlult, mas bas 9ebGuoe
Gnbelaugt, betrQgt $4,000 In0 lit tbetlmelle
ourd) Yeriid)ernn9 ge0edt.
Cine arosre atngabc.
- Giutm Guoeren Sert1te 5utol9e muroeH
iicben Mdnnec Inter ben einliiirSen0en 0ol5z
uno Sadteinmaiien begraben, rno rur oret
berelben famen nit Dem geben baoOn. So
bic 0tunen ioqleid] in grano gerietber, 10
mar es unmD9li9, Die llebrigen 5u retten.
Die 9et6oteten ituo: SEQ. 81. 98alfer,
Marttn Sberibau, Beter &eBIer unO @rsftne
Beaie. 9tur Smei Der 2einname, g8alfer's
uuo 9eBler'S, iino bic ieet anfgsfunben morz
ten. Seibe 2ei6el fiIb bis 3ur llnfenntr
lit,feit perltiinmelt. Ser S6aoen betrGgt
ungefdbr $22 900, bic Serf9eruu9 5000.
Ser llnfal pIroe obne 3peIfel bnrf liber=
mGBi9e 8elaOang beS 9ebdnoeS peruriadt.
(Spater.) llngefdbr 100 Maun itnb emitg
nit Der 8egrdumung Der Sriimmer bei4dfz
tigt. 9ie iibrigen swei SerlAiitteten peroen
ie0O9 fanm ocr rem MOrgen erret1t meroen.
0tau be9t bic allgemeine anltd)t, oaB oaS
6QuS /, f,hlerhoft Qebaut mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
GReiial : Motiie,t.

Die sbatTaben tn oteIem Saae.
eeatenntal grau,tem.
@an Ieie seiani3R nudfebsuos 2clesramme:
n2S. September 1879.
Ma Die "S,ctpe'idie Nabmasd,tnen.Go. o." Isir.
23, untou=Square, Nsp.gort:
3mei Ndhmaihinen Sompa9nie'u sesten beute
OIL, oa iie Die erfeu Eranlieu auf Der &eutenuials
Ausfeluus erbieteu. 8euatbritt!sen Sic uns 9e>
idIist BON Der 2batiads."
Die nSowe'idbe Hafdinea=go.," Baltimore"
(autwort.)
Nm Die ID, ntpe'id)e Watdatmem. Co." 0r. AZ.
9oro.@barlesfraBe, SdItimore, Uo.:
Oie Somefde Waid,fne erbislt bic b1d5ite
Yrau,ie fir Stitch ani 9ntb unb &eoer.
(235-6D aest @. sto6meH, stasm."
Derredte Blat! Ste re6te 3eit!
9opion, Der &utn,aG]er,
Rr. 33, Horb<@ =Stra6e.
Stute cine sroBe Hrswabl neuer Sacons
&inoerbhte ...................35 Sts.-$1.5O.
cerrsn9ute........ So Sf9.-So.OO
Setoenbate Observation-Disclosures. $500.
(2i5,auOs
s8- Nau beiete oen
,9oto Baltimore"
LLUMINATING FIRE - PLACE
Heater,
ete man eneu auoersn fGuit. bel
8. Z. NcHpog,
(Sept2S, ,12 Itef) SIR. 1S, @ermauitr.
Sate. s.toene 8 ute etue sSe,taIttat. Sate!
Breiie tGui SeRsIuns) $3.50. S. uno s..
Gin ponhdnotser Yorratb aiiort,rter SilS.Site gu
silissn Yreiieu be ssorreiicr & Ssmp,
(233-5O gtr. 1, @ef@8aItimO,efr.
Qauft Cure Furnaces uuo Ranges unb laBt
os Cure . feu.St eparatur bon Sbas. Sea=
tberbg, Str. $50, 2Bei'S SaltimorefraBe, beiorseu.
(Sepd5,tWt1l
Die btHtsae,
9epptdb .MnswabI III osr Stcot!
umfOifeuo
ieoe Sorte uub 0uaiitdt
bpbfettiaen (TAPESTRD SrdHtIera
Jus pro GARD;
ot6em 8rifeterm Su $I.5O!
INGRAINS 81 80 Gents; Three Ply Su $i.10
uno b0ber!
1etae Roaaettes. 1rmtnlscrs II. {. ~.
gRr eriubsu uur baum, oas aeute, wel&e su
faufen piuIdeu, fid. inoem ie bti ms poripreden,
iberjeuseu, Oh nnier Sans ntdit oas redIte lift,
nm bel SebGri iopoht NIT Quanttdt, oils i'm Betreff
Der Uiuner, S&onbeit unr Siaisteit saitieben ses
iteat 3u ueroen!
Gin uonItdnot9e5 IiiortiTeut
bon
y a d, stndj ieOer Yrette;
4aE,IntspptdIen, Wtatteu, &ran.en Deden,
9reppenaanaen u. (. ~.
eJ- uasre Yrlieter uub bodbfettiseu &eppide
fiuo Der ibonfen uao 9eibmaduouiten art fir Blr.
Ior, SpeiIe3immsr, Sausfuren uno Su anbereu
3peden. 9ieefben iueroen NIT ooer obHe Sorten
gel.eiert, we es erninitt iein mag,
MHe @aarcn @eroen Su Besabsefestsm
WreiIe Gbselafen.
G4s- WieSerfdniet uno 9dnbler bonn 9anoe 0iriteu
e5, ipsun fc portbsilbait snaufen uolen, in ibrtm
Sntereiie fnoen, bel uus uOrsniprebeu.
u e. Griffith s. yump.,
Nr. 80 uuo 81, gSeSts8aIttmpreE.
maze 6oloapitraBe,
neten oer SiF,tu bes "@orreponoenten."
(S,ptS, ,1yuf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
. 10 t t & Wt o 10 { u,
0riGhrn &rltnttrr.

Rr. 35, 8ays- espeaue, G9e oeE GIasIirsse,
naaldtau ibrru 5reunhen mo Gem gublttun be-
tlnrt SIT mGbcu. oGG iie 9tgrdtuiiIc 0urt Giubal=
lGmireu. lUgEu porgc5o8eu. GRitat hes Giits ubets
Htbmeu. (GHq3i DhO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
Selesrepbii9e Sepei6e,t.

(8eridte Der
-GTociirtsn Yrtfie" fir ben "9orreiponbsnteu.-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
Ntmoer : &utihem,
IL

Ntnoet Hutl0)eW
SeIoctpebe, SbaufeIpferoe
gSaaen uno Sarren fur Ssnabe,,,
g btarren, Pu uppeHfSut II % { II
uuo Elm ausemsines alortiment iclder Baarsn iu
ben btllieen Breiien i'm @roBen uno aleinsn bel Der
r8a!timorer Waaens 6abrif=8 8efeaid)aft,- :
Rr. 80, Woro=S 10 ftrabe.
Die etnsise Gabrif IN her Stabt. Repnraturen
auer sIrt 3u ausemeienen grciien. (Iu924, 4Dltef)
QumSd, ieoem Waorsem bon 1 bis llbr ssadb
~ ntittags. SbGss ylilruaufte'r Bier I'm 5apie
in Eaplor'6 Refauration,
Gdeoer Grouts uno @aa fraBe,
Gom. 8. IaDlor,
(Nua2o, 3 DlteT) Gi9entbiimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
SaS Sautmett Der rWatners' xr1fts
&5Qnt" IN NOff6ptIle.

3 t 8 Otlle, YC., %. Septembtr. =
SatOb Sunbinger, Der Yrdiioeut Der fallirtell
nYtiners' Eruit 8anf," muroe beute auf fiini
peritiebene Quflagen bin perbaftet. DIE 8e.
triigereient rpeldlsr er angeflagt lit, io1eu iid
auf iiber $500, 900 belaufen. Su grmaugelung
pom $238,O00 Siir9idaft murbe er iu'S Sc
fdnguiB gei9ift.
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Nautmc cat.

Gan Tran5is'co, 80. Sebt. - DE
,&alleb< uuo Commercial zSanf"
iteute beute infol9e Der finaa8leuen 8errpide.
luueen oes YrdfOenten Sen. S. .. 6riSbte,
wel6er beoentenSe Suulmen burd Aftten-
lpefulationen perloren bat, ibre 3ablun9en
elm. Die BaiFpa betragen 1926, 200, wdh-
reno Td) bic 2lftiUa ben Stidern na6 auf
$3.50 900 belaufen. Mtan slaubt, oaB bic
Yablnn0seinitelluus nur cine tempordrc iein
mirn .ff
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a pbmtom's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der biil
~ lbefe bis jest fabriSitte Seiier.
q.

IStptI,IU Ul.J ytl. uIlU Iof 1IVtV : N60NtfI't'
CT. 8nbertfpu. SIR. 10, . db'Sutap BE,
~OhebanoeIt ipe,ien aIe arantbeiten Der uriH Srs
game, olsantlbe ShDdte. nerpDie Sbpdte, por=
seitises alter uub ale Werpentranfbeiten, tpel1e
bon iusenolten llnbeonnenBeiten bsrriihrtu. Sdras
Iit entftaubeue Srautbeiten itnea turirt. perren,
ipele iid Or. U. anperrGuen, fonuen iid ptriitber
balten, oub iie piHendeftlda uno auirtdtis bebaHz
belt nerbeu. Blreauitunoen: S-i2 nhr Nas., I'd
ubr gadbm. uno 6--9 uhr Gbos. (8ebr2l, ,t2Dhel)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-30
Rbilion's Furnaces, Ranges uno Reparatar
SberIelteu bel Charles WeatBerbp in gir. 369,
gBegz 3 alnorcitraSe. (StpttS.tQhD
gslrean oer Observation-Disclosures
bon Sdl!imore,
S}r 10 Snutn . XtraSse.

bon Blllim0te,
Sar. 10, Soatb 5trdbe.
6 ote! 8iIIt9es ei5matericI! Gote!
g8ir babsn cine uorsialide auaItdt 8 ote an
Sano, ueldbs mir o,m EubHEum als Gin empiebteusz
pertbes Seuerunsss Maerial fir Sausbalt= uno aH<
octe 3pete offeriren; tciGt siuo6ar uuo irei BON
Ilareiri9feite1.
auitrdse ipe1ben In Sieem Siirsan oter in Der 5az
brit, Tns Der 9eaoenb allFr., an9enommen.
Breis $3.50 pro SarrenIaoune, in ir9eRo e!nem
etae tt5til ab5aliefern.
(gtptl5,lID San,es .. Smaunooo, Ssfr.
Mujtera! IuItern!
S60ne SaG5paiier tern,
30 @euts pro Sutenb,
empIGnacn tdglit i'm
Woies Souie,
9ar. 81, ytoro SaD= StsaBe.
(SepT,lUiD
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oeoe Sausbalterin Ft itols auf eiuen bibi9en reia
Ouen 1ecpid in tbrem Yarlor ODER auoerem 9ieb=
Iinss simmer. Scr einSge Weg, nm Die Sotbeu leb'
bait I'M &tppib su MAIDEN, III, ben Staub uno are
auoeren fremben e5Hbfau5ea gu entierreu, uno Inn
0iefes sriuelid 5u beiuerfaeatsen, sebe man gu
SoImcS 6 callahan, 9tr. 8, s.panitrahe, nabe
BEN .Yiarptane= Sn titute.s lsepti5, DIT, iSamf)
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pVttAtiuDe S'uWhS%s
Deptfen, Yortratts, y u d 4 oben &C.,
tunfpou 9emaibt unb semalt uon
g. q. Gbaie & Comp,
gtr. 1873, Dtf =9altimorefra6e.
auitrdse per 9oft uerben piiuttIid ausssidbrt.
(5uli29--1SttD
6Nie linterJeid)meten MAIDEN BEN Bnblifum Die
~anseise, baB Iie Den 9an8en eebhan oes 8. s.
2ambred)t. str. 28, 80 ano SO, Toro>Stgtfr.,
fduTitb lbsrnommen babeu, uuo bitten MN ssfdui9e
aunoi1aft.
(Sept2,3 Ms.i. a.S.O Horan 4 Saub.
Da:ente Gtroem tur Grhuoer ertptrtt.
grit nad @rlaugnus bes Batent5 peroen @eblb@
reu beret3uet. q. s. & 80. z. Suwaro,
Nr. 18, scoubFrG6e, Der Bof sessnaber.
(isebr2. i2pfte) 3peissNireau In Baibinston, D.@.
a psmtom's 1876 "=aiemerplabs&,eiaer, Der bdbs
~ ibefe bis ie5t fa6rSirte Sei3er.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25

Old Uncle Daniel who formerly belong
ed TO one Of our citizens, was a very pre-
else and faithful darkey and always re-
ported the misdeeds of the children in a
wonderful way drawing out his words.
1t happened that Joseph one of the most
mischievous of the boys climbed into the
hay NOW aud having taken all the heu'~
eggs as he was coming down he observed
uncle DAME! chasing a flea over his breast.
The la4 being amused at this fell back on
the hay, breaking the eggs, and heartily
laughed. Uuncle Daniel in haste went
to his Mistress and reported the mishap
as follows:
.Mlssus, Mas Joseph climbed into de
now
10 Daniel" she said in a frantic way
wringing her hands, did joseph fall
"Tissus, Mas Joseph went into de
NOW as l said before
90 Daniel, is he dead?"
Mas Joseph vent into dc now and as
he vent to-
did he break his neck" she inquired
in a more frantic way.
Mas Joseph, continued Daniel, went
into de NOW and rs he went to come
down be fell'-
.sDid you leave my poor boy in the
stable dead? o Joseph, Joseph Say
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
Winch Take.

This is often a serious question with the
invalid. He finds the market flooded
with proprietary medicines, scores OF
which are recommended as certain cures
for his peculiar ailment. He roads the
papers, circulars and almanacs, and finds
each sustained by plausible arguments
setting forth its virtues and specific action.
The recommendations are as strong for one
rs for another. The cures claimed t.
have been wrought by one ars as wonders
full as those claimed to have been wrought
by another. In his preplexity and doubt
the sufferer is sometimes led to reject
all. But it should be borne in mild that
this condition of things is ono that cannot
be remedied. In a lard were all are
free the eood-the truly valuable
must come into competition with the vile
and worthless and must be brought to
public notice by the SAM fundamentally
which is advertising. In such u case,
perhaps the only absolute proof that a
remedy is what it claims to be, is to try
it. The ''test of a pudding is the eating
of it, prove all things. hold fast that
what is good,'' Is this apostolic %injunc>
ton. There may, however. be stronger
presumptlve evidence in favor of on
remedy than there is in favor of another
and this should be allowed its due weight
A due regard to this muy save a vast
amount of experimenting and a useless
outlay of mony. As presumptive EVIL
dence in favor of DR.. Pierce's Family
Medicines the Proprietor desires to Say
that they are prepared BY a new and
and scientific process by which the virtues
of the crude plants and roots are extract
ed without tie use of particle of alcohol.
Not a particle of this destroyer of our
race enters into the composition of either
his Golden Medical Discovery or Favorite
Prescription. This consideration alone
ought certainly to rank them high above
the vile compounds saturated with alcohol,
Jamaica rum, sour beer. or vinegar.
which are everywhere offered for sale.
r V Pierce, NJ D: NEWARK. N J..
DEAR SlR:-I have sold a great deal
of your excellent rs NEEDLES, and l prefer
60 sell them before others, .because they
give good satisfaction to those who use
them. hearssuch remarks as .Sage's
r emed y % p letel cured
me-; it is : splendid thing or,
''Pierces Discovery is just what l wanted
[ feel better than [ ever did" One Of
celebrated singers uses 1T for strengthen
ing her voice, fs,d says nothing equals 1t,
and SC l mights Civ. scores of remarks
said about your preparations. \ coiored
woman who was using your Discovery and
after taking h.ee bottles was completely
cured. She. @ing in the store, saio to
ME, Il Cont wdnt no doctors round me
so long az l can get the Discovery,
it beat. all vo+:r Doctors Aud | might
60 on.
1 am, NEST rsspectfull., YOURS.
ALTA 3. CROOKS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
JOE. MAHONEY

We call the attention of wool growers
10 East Tennessee to the advertisement Of
j. p. Scott & Co. to be found in to-days
paper. These gentlemen. at a heavy ex
pense have built a very large house and
bought the latest and most improved ma
chinery for the manufacture of goods
They card. spin and weave. and will keep
on hand a large and splendid stock of
Jeans, Linseys, Satinet &c. &c. which
they will exchange fer wool. Having
made every necessary arrangement to ac>
commodate the people, We hope to hsar
OF them receiving a patronage that will
justify them In making such heavy expen-
ditures. Wool shipped to them at Carriers
Depot will be taken to their Mill and re-
turned to the rail road free OF expenses.
They were the first to reduce the prices
of carding. spinning, &c. and the people
should not forget them when :hey are
ready to have their wool worked. DON'T
fail to read their advertisement.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25

The citizens of Jonesboro', old and
young. rich and poor, white and colored,
turned put en- massc to extend a hearty
welcome to Dom Pedro, at the Washing,
ton House yesterday morning. WEel
the train arrived their mouths were all
open ready to say ''h~owdy-do" show are
you DOM" But after learning they
were all ''sold' they returned to their
homes and business bouses sadly disap-
pointed. Our business at the depot was
to get the morning papers. Don't know
that we would have spoken to Dom if he
had been there.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
The Great Cause
Human Misery.
jas. Published. an q Sealed EnretOpt
Price Six Gents.

Il Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness,
or Spermatorrhpa, induced by Self
Abuse, Involuntary Emissions. Impoten-
cy, Nervous Debility, and 1mpediments
to Marriage generally, Consumption,
Epilepsy, and FITS; Mental and Physical
Incapacity, &c.--By ROBERT j. Gull
VERWELL. NJ D., author of the
s.Green Books &c.
The world-renowned author, In this
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from
his own experience that the awful conse-
quences of Self-Abuse may be etfeetuaily
removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
Instruments, rings, or cordials; pointing
out a mode of cure at once certain and
effective, by which every sufferer, nc
matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
icaily.
nsA This Lecture will prove a boon t
thousands II thousands.
Sent under seal, in a plaiE envelop :,
to any address postpaid, on receipt u
six cents or two posi- stamps.
Address the Publishers,
F. BRUGMAN & SON.
Al Ann ST., New York ; Post Office
Box. 1856.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
To The Voters Of Washington


Certain individuals who love Office
more than they love truth, and others
who would have me defeated, and who
are altogether INSCRIPTIONS as to
they employ in getting an Office. or in
securing my defeat are reporting it over
the County. with a view of injuring me
in the election for Sheriff, that should
have said to the jury during the sitting
of our last Circuit Court, in the case of
the State VS.. John Williams colored,
that they ought to send him to the
Penitentiary for ten years and that 1
should have SAID tn It [ would summon
no colored jury so long as | was Sheriff,
&c. &c, Now l pronnouce the above
statements, and all such statements
that may yet be made in regard to nae
utterly false When | became your
Sheriff in January last, l determined to
discharge the duties of the office in
an honest conscientious and impartial
manner. How well | have performed
that duty l leave for the hone,t voters
t o say. If l can serve you as Sheriff
for the next two years without a sacri>
fee of honor. integrity or principles [
shall be most happy to do SO. If not
[ do not " ant the Office.
=. A MATHES.
Jonesboro', May "A 1876
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
S. II. MILLER, CHM.
a. B. BOWMAN, Sect'y.
Bssn.' Creek Convention.

The Republicans net according to pre-
vious notice at Hodges School House and
organized By calling Jesse Crouch Esq.
to the chair, and requesting T. n. White
to act as Secretary. The Chairman called
the meeting to order and in a few brief
remarks explained the object Of the coz
~vention viz: to appoint delegates to the
County convention which meets at .'ones-
bcro' June the 9TH next. for the purpose
of nominating Republican candidates for
Sheriff and Trustee; and for any other
business which may properly come be-
fore the convention.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
the following named gentlemen, L. n.
White, j. D. Crouch, Jesse HARDWOOD.
NJ. Hodges and A. White to act as a
committee to select delegates and alter
ntts, who after retiring some time, re-
turned with the following names, viz =
De!egates-p. A Bowers and Jesse
HARDWOOD.
Altcrnates--T. n. White and Jesse
Crouch.
Resolved by the Republicans of the
11th Civil District in convention assem-
bled. that our Delegates or their Alter
mates be, and they are hereby Instructed
to use all their influence and vote honor
ably to secure the name of A. VI. Stuart,
for Shorthand G. W. Hickey. for Trustee,
but to maintain harmony in the Repub-
lican party.
No other business being ofeied the
convention adjourned.
JESSE CROUCH, CHM.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
SECTION 40, G. 9. AILRoA-.

April 32nd. 1875.
lessrs. Sanford Chamberlain & At5ers
have been using and selling Harris
Anti oil Gus Discovery for the past year
aud wish to add nv testimony with several
others that have come under my observa-
ten.
Patrick Connolly, six months ago, was
afflicted with pains in the back. side. chest
and limbs. one day in the back next day
ia the lla,bs or side. shifting about con-
tinually. The Doctors gare him ,;p to die.
He commenced taking Harris Discovery
an il has relieved him entirely. aud he is
now talking about going to work in a
few days. His case was a critical one, he
being so near deaths door as to have the
Priest come to see him preparatory to
death. Yours Respectfully.
A. j, c. ROBBINS,
Contractor,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
How Sly HI e Was.
y. A
Jonesboro'. May "a 1876

One Of the professors of q Virginia
college reached our town last Friday on
a mission of great importance. The hos
pitable land lord welcomed him to nis
house and showed the book for him to
register his name; this he refused to do,
being very eccentric, saying that there
was no use be would be found out soon
enough. Brigl t and early the prUfe sor
donned his clothes and the livery stable
was the next place of resort. Arrange
ments were o made and after break
fasting he with a servant drove put the
Blountville road, past Esquire Hoss'-but
stop, we might tell where he was going
ON he went with a beating heart in his
throat until he concluded the boy had
gone far enough and out he jumped
awarding the servant with a ten cent
scrip and sent him back home. The last
that was seen of him, he was standing in
the middle of the road with his silver
locks streaming in the air. We suppose
some of the hospitable people Of that
section of he country took him in. as he
remained until Sunday morning when he
retnrnrd to town aud left on the seven
o'clock rat. We have always heard the
early bird catches the worms.
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Won.I rini success.

Three years ago DIR. BoscHEE's GER
NAN SYRUP was introduced in the United
States from Germany for the care oil
Coughs. Severe Colds settled ont he Beast
Consumption and other diseases OF tie
Threat and Luncs. No medicine ever
had such a success 100000 Sample
Bottle have been distributed every wear
for three years by Druggists in all parts
of the United Stetes, and nearly 100 let
tiers from Druggists now on our files say
ing that no o;her preparation in their
stores ever gave such excellent satisfac.
ton. All we ask is for you to 60 tdyour
Druggists JOHN S. MATnEs. and get a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it
Regular size - cents.
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A BILE FARM
For Sale.

IocafcL on the waters of Boons Greek
in cd neighborhood, just a few miles
from Churches, School Houses, Mills, nc.
Eipht miles fIom Jonesboro'. six miles
from Johnson City. The Farm contains
about one hundred aces, in a good state
of cultivation, under good fences. The
main dwelling is large, the Barn is large
there arc also other buildings on the
premises. W water powers, the one has
no improvements, the other has a Saw
Mill in running order, also the old Ma
chinery and Shop OF II Barrel Factory.
This water power is hard to supass.
Said Farm and Property about five years
ago cost upwards OF three thousand
dollars, and has been rapidly improved
since and Is now offered for less money.
Now is the time to obtain an excellent
water power and good little Farm.
Address. /. b GARST,
Deco ;mo. JohesborO', Tenn.
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T. n. WHITE, Sect'y.

One of our '~'calico peasursrs' upon
seeing one of his customers, belonging to
the fair sex, coming in town FASTENED
INTO the back room and arranged every
hair on his head in the proper place.
The lady upon reaching the store. (ths
young man of course appearing very glad
and much surprised to see herr ASKED the
clerk if be had any black alpaca. He as
if confused twisted his mustanche and
scratched his head in a contemplatire
way and at last mustered up enough
courage to sa "'black alpaca" [ beg
your pardon. Miss, but | do not know
what it is l expect you will bud IL at the
drug store.