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The Little Election.

It is high time the Democrats were
giving attention to the nomination Of
candidates for the Little Election which
takes place on Tuesday, the Sd of Oc.
tober. The Collectors in the Hundreds
hold this election, and the Levy Court
has appointed Inspectors to hold it in
the Districts where Hundred is divided
Inspectors and Assessors are elected at
this election, and none but good men
should be nominated
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue OF a writ of Fl. Fa. IN ma d;-
rrected, will be exposed to Public sale on
the premises near Browns Quarries. In Mil
Creek Hundred. in New Castle County. Dei.
aware, on
WEDNESDAY,
ihE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1876
at / o'clock. p. m.
viz: rroperty'
Three horses, ] colt. cows; heifer. bulI
! 1arm wagon. horse cart. market wagons
l carriage, lot of farming utensils. Iot 81
mia wneat, lot Of oats, Acres of corn. hogs,
and Kitchen furniture. A'usonoiu
seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty Of Hadley Hopes and to be sold by
Sherif's Office. New Castle, ! oherih.
Aug. 20, 1876, seno
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This is delightful time to visit the
Centennial. The Grounds, adorned as
they are with flowers, are beautiful and
fully worth the cost of a visit in ad-
dition it may with truth be added that
the machinery and arrangements for dis.
play have all been perfected and the at.
tractiveness of the buildings and their
contents now far exceed what it was a
month ago.
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d. ~. f..
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
September Ii. ls75,-5t

PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned up to 8 o'clock of " Weduesdav
SePtemnber 2Oth. 1876, for printing five hun
dred ,5OO) copies OF the Journal Of the r. "
GTand Lodge of DelawaIe. /. y, F.
Estimates to include price per page for
composition, paper, presswork, covers and
binding. Size of page to be the same as that
States,
~ papert to weigh go pounds to the ream; sheets
"a oy - inches. Proceedings proper to be set
n small Plea old style; communications. ad-
dresses, resolutions, reports of committees,
@e2 TO be set In bourgeous old style.
Estimates TO include also, two hundred (2a0l
COPIES tolded and stitcbed) of the reports Of
sne Irand Oiheers-which are to be printed
and delivered on or before October llth. 1s76.
without extra charge therefor.
Inc work lust be first class. and del;yere3
az az the office of the Grand Secretary within
Three ~ weeks after tue receipt Of COW ;"
PrSofs must be furnished. f''
The right to reject any or all bids is reser-
we'd. ISAAC w HAIIiA leser-
sepio'ot Grand Secretary.
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SHEklFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ . f
- ievari faclas to me directed, will be ex-
posed to Puolic Sale al the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. S4l SHIPLEY ST.
Kept oy George W. Ortlip. in the city of Will
"ington. new Castle county, Delaware On
WEDNESDAY,
The 27Ih DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1876
At2 o'clock. p. m,,
Ihe following described Real Estate. viz.
All mat Drick messuage, mansion house
tract t or parcel OF land situate in the CITY Of
hundredD New Castle county and Ststa &c
iDeiaaware, embracing nearly three squares of
lanul bounded and described as foIlows to.
Sle % 81 PTfsnning at the Intersection Of the mid
former at fifty feet wide and the latter AZ
leet wide; thence with the middle tberacs
southerly four hundred and seventeen feet s;n vt
ths %dS,s "a sne t centre OF street, thence with
and Buttonwood streets seven hundreS ona
hity ieet to the centre of Church street: thenca
with the middle Of Church street northar,e
the @ia hTnared and eight feet two inches to
middle thereof easterly crossing Loeust st-sa,
tnree hundred and ten feet, more or less ~
.ne centre OF Buttonwood street, theneo w;tb
ftv ,ade fsst thereSt sasteIly two hundred and
place Of beginning, containinr twelve a and
more Of less. or about eight and half ac,e.
enttTiiye OF streets, with large dwsiIins
on Book 6, vol. s, page 2Sl, &c. 'nefe-
,bn bne,esse ress GATED june 3. 1873, DISCHARGES au
eTcent ,he essaie included in above NOR Saas
70 n;s remain lien towit: Ali that eertain ~,
Wmingtonc Nsw ., isnd ENDS situate in the ci1 Of
bounded and described as follows 10 wit
Of Lobde 20 stSsss G;S 9f the souhery
o. B5uttonwood street; thence souihsrI h.er,y SIDE
and tue tws OF Bnttonwood street two bundpsd adpa
thence y.rmo easyer, ieet and half to a stake:
send 70 the westerly side Of Tow TTsrset
Of said street hence ENC bnortheTy along said side
let let and half the Aforesaid aG siSs isSremfytwo
two handreda aad fad, thence 1n herewith westerly
Seized and eet tai 70 The place of beginning.
py petby o. bs Benjamin F. Townsend and III HIplS. plo
S "Ne; wM sHd /, t.; and to be sold by
'n Sao1 : Unee' New New Castle, 'A'
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THE MISS H0UsToNs'
Select Day and B9aliilg School,
COMMENCES AT 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
SEPTEMBER, 1876.

These young ladies are thorough edlcins
of the most refined kind, in mind, manner
and spirit. We are sure the greatest justy
will be done to all pupils intrusted 70 thsi
care. To teach tn 0 young to think. 10 drn
out the young mind, and to pour instrutua
out Of one mind into another with facility
aid In a way that is useful and delightiulti
happy art. and this is the method and ch.r,.
ter of these young ladies. Their pro:pwu
are said to be. encouraging, as their nunhs
the advantage Of their instruction shOulii,.
ply soon. The location is healthy and com.
nient, directly on the street car route. III
pupil from the heart of the city in alyu.
pleasant weather could step in and get oviE
the door, and in other weather the walk ht
vigoratinR and healthy. augl6t
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~ hEhltF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of sundry q writs Of Plus. Le-
vari Facias to me directed will be exp0sed
to Public Sale at the Hotel of william B.
Hollis, in Townsend, in Appoquinimink hun
dred. New Castle County. Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
THE Goth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1876.
At l O'Clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain tract. farm. piece or parcel
merly a part Of Appoquinimink hundred)
Now Castle county and State Of Delaware,
adjoining land of Gideon L. Rothwell. owen
9. Crow; Jonathan Stevenson. Henry Davis.
ers, the metes and bounds of which are as fol-
lows. TO- wit: Beginning at q stone corner
for lands Of Stevenson. thence with said Ste
venson south twenty:four and half degrees
Pryor's corner on the State road to Thorough
fare Neck eighty-eight and four-tenths per-
ches to- the public road leading to the Brick
Store landing; thence with said last named
east with lands Of John A. Cavender pinety-
six perches to land OF Owen c. Crow; thence
with said Crow north twenty three degrees
West las near as could be taken) one hundred
side of a branch; thence with said Grow north
sixty-one degrees east ffty.seven perches to a
ditch on line Of lands of G. L: Rothwell:
thence with said ditch AMI said Rothwell
hoitn my hhA uItuutBTtts WcSt
seven perches to said Thoroughfare Neck
road; thence crossing said road and with said
ditch north sixty-one degrees and half west
t~enty-fcur and six-tenths perches with said
ditch and said Rothwell's land north 80 de-
grees west ii clio perches to the run of a
branch; thence with tie several water courses
OF said brsnahes and land of said Rothwell
about one hundred and eighteen perches to a
broken or dead top Spanish water oak. by the
run of said branch corner or near corner
for lands Of Col. George Davis and Mrs. Al
len; thence with said Davis and Allen south
6212 degrees west as near as could be taken,
running to the south Of a small marked white
oak s 10 of perch dest. l56 perches to lands
of Gooding, beng about 81 links south of
what is supposed TO be the corner Of Gooding;
thence with said Gooding and lands OF Henry
Davis. deceased. south twenty-one and half
degrees east 2l6 $40 perches TO stone a cor
ner for said Davis and supposed TO be a line
Of the lands Of the aforesaid Stevenson's;
thence with said Stevenson's s north II degrees
east AZ perches homo to the place of begin
ming, containing two hundred and seventy.
five acres Of land, be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Joseph W. Vandegrift and Clara A.
Vandegrift his wife. and terre tenants, and to
be SOLD by
VIM. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
Sept. II. 1876. septl2-ts.
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NOMINATION OF GoyERSop

When trst mentioned as cand;doto g.
Governor, the Times, who cheeraS a;e Z; ior
his crusade of reform, said "Shonidi li y n
run tor Governor we canaot post;Toin ne
promise him our support, sut this w
will say, that he is SO far superior 10 +Se ne
ordinary run of Democratic cand;Sataes
that we do not believe any Democrat
convention can be got together > nomi.
After Mr.. Tilden's nomination tbs
Times, October 5th, 1874, said: "'Tbf
Democrats of New York State have nc m
seldom presented a candidate of GOOD
personal character, that we need not feel
surprised at the pride which thew now
taEe IN presenting Mr.. Tilden, .
Immediately after the election No.
vemper 7, 1874, the Times said "For the
SAKE OF the country it Is to be honeS tbat :
the democrats will use their victory in a
spirit OF moderation and prudent ststos' 10 q
manshlp. We doubtless see to-Jo" etf-
DenSocrdtic Presidential candidate az 1e1e re
and i the Republican party is not cSy,,, % uoto;
NTH greater tcisdom during the merit t,ra t,eo
years than ii has been durinq the Lost t, ,wo
Mr.. 1ssdin is the most probable successo ss e"o, o.
General Grant, '"''eSsoF %
January !, 1875, the Times said "rLo
democrats come into power today. and
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15
EDUCATIONAL
NOTRE DAME
Of Maryland Collegiate In,,i,+,
For Young Ead;s.

Near Govsnstown. Baltimore copD,-
conducted by the School si.,a.s' "
of Notre Dame. ''s''
This Institution Is most desirab,, IT,.
aeS ss5ss 1tb Rbles sysqv 19Tth Of Baltimore
fort. The system Of education n.S,,n nn and va
signed TO to develop the mental touea mOSi d
physical powers Of the children, to mss. msI, Y.
sasg secS offS'Ipsssa fS tSs rssS,sI and @ nsSs
the German and French ianSnar,scaa intlas
OF pupils is limited to one hundred s1s nsGals s
PAkL0k B0ARDERs ~
for young ladies who desire n,,vs.
ments, number limited to four,snsaae nae 'pr
nrlviisgs! H4iang Ladies can ~ whose health
class country residence. locstod ava by
rounds. provided fifteen posi,ivs Oa "
tions are made before the 25th h's Of A. spPya
cationai Fol atdiyantages are the same for an @
jy6-dl0w a'aiVgue'
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ana nMmNT.- Furnished lodging rooms
FRENCH streets, Wilmington. Del febsstf f
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15

AVA Mortgage. N oN boND AND
,y,.p SAMUEL W. MccAuILEY
7OG Market St
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15
ct. JOHNS HOTEL.

ST. JOHNS HOTEL.
NO. 100 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL,
INES S. McLANA
Pro
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15
The n. y. Times amd Coz. Tifdeu.

1'"seS una Cor. ridden.
Livery one reading the New York Times
cherges against Mr.. rilden should read
,he iolowing extracts from that paper
before Mr.. Tilden became Presidential
candidate
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15

FOR SENATOR,
HARRY sHARPLEY, Brandywine HID.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
JAMES W. WARE. Wilmington.
JOHN W. r. kILLG0RE, Christiana.
JOHN E. BARTHOLOMEW, Mill Creek.
k!CHARD g: COOPER, New Castle,
THOMAS BIRD. Red Lion.
JAMES NICHOLSON, Pencader.
EDWIN r. COCHRAN, st. Georges.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM p. LODGE, Brandywine
JAMES CARSWELL, Wilmington Hd.
AD0LPHUS HUSBANDS. Chrlstlana Id.
ALBERT H. SILVER, New Castle,
A LEXASDER WILSON. Pencader Hd
The daily gazette., 1876-09-15

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue of sundry a writs Of Plus. Le-
vari Facias to me directed. will be exposed
to Public Sale at the Hotel of william B.
Hollis, in Townsend, in Appoquinimink hun
dred, New Castle County. Delaware, on
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06

We clip the following from the
hawkins county department Of the
Morristown Gazette, L l.. Poats editor
IT' The Jonesboro' Herald aud
Tribune "a paper which We see occa,
slonaIy and would be pleased to see
every week. pays attention tn the
Common School interests of The county
than any other weekly in East Ten
nessee. We are pleased TO hear that
the public school system is working
we'll in Washington county. A large
number of schools are in successful
operation a good class of teachers
are being employ ed, and the per cent.
aye of children attending is probably
larger than in any other county in
East Tennessee. This result has been
brought about by the earnest appeals
of the above paper, and by the untir
ing Efforts Of the County Superiuten.
dent Mr. Presne'l. Washington county
has been fortunate in securing the scr.
vices of such q live man and energetic.
cnsible officer as is her Superin ten.
dent, and the results Of his work are
showing themselves in the fourishmc
condition of her schools"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06
ANXIOUS FOR OFFICE.

If the people through the country only
knew how many gentlemen we're making
their arrangements to get the appoint
ment Of Judge, it would seem ludicrous
and at the same time amusing. Each
asp;rant no doubt thought be was entitled
to the place on account of faithrulness to
his party and his ability to serve the
public. We by no means doubt the
ability of the gentlemen, but we did feel
that the friends Of some Of them
had but little respect for the honored
dead to be circulating petitions before
the remains of Judge Gillenwaters had
been deposited in the grave.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06
POSTPONEMENT OF CONVEN-
TON,

Hon. c. j. Mckinney, Chairman of
the Congressional Committee has post.
poned the Convention that wal to meet
at Bulls Gap on the 3rd of May for the
purpose Of nominating q candidate for
Congress, to some future date. There
seemed to be some dissatisfaction on the
part of some Of the committee. as we'll as
. number Of other Republicans in regard
to the time. 1t was thought by some
that the Convention was called to meet
too early, and in order to secure h..rmony
and to give each a%spirant sufficient time to
have q fair showing. the chairman, We
think, wisely made the postpOnemcnt.
The Executive Committee will be called
together at an early day to make all
necessary arrangements.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06
U CANDIDATES.

W. have quite a number of gentlemen
in the Republican party who would be
pleased to serve the people az Judge of
the First Judicial Circuit and n. Repre-,
sentative in Congress for the First Cons
OCCASIONAL District. For Judge We have
Col. A. J.. Brown of Jonesb oro,' Hon.
Il. r. Butler of Tay'orsviIle, and Hon.
rs. Slngletary of Elizabethton. For Con
gresham We have, Hon. G. J. McKinny,
Maj. A. II. Pcttibone, Col. S. X. N.
Patton, Hon. II. C. Smith and Jud ge
Randolph. At the proper time the
Republican Convention will meet and
make nominations. And while it wi II be
impossible to give all the gentlemen an
Office, we are of the opinion that at least
two OF the above named will be successful.
1t is very much desired by the substan.
tial men of the party that a fair and
honorable Convention shall decide upon
the claims Of the different sspiran.s and
that while all will not be able to get their
FIRST choice, it i, hoped that a warm and
hearty support will be given those who
are selected. If we expect success, we
must have harmony. Without . united
effort the o pposition will be sure Of both
Judge and Congressman.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06
Elizabethten, Tenn. April 4th, 1876.

Mr.. Editor 1T becomes the peupla
Of our County to look more particular to
the filling of our offices by responsible.
industrious, upright men, and not to
wait for them to lead themselves in uu til
the voice of the people is lost in the gen.
eral clamor. We especially desire a
circuit Judge WHO is one of the peoples
own choice. Can we not find such a per-
son in our County, for we are certainly
now Untitled to that honor, who will
preside With dignity and wisdom? One
who has worked his way from the humble
walks of life to a respectable station in
society and his profession. Such a one
Is a true representation of the great
rights of republicanism. Having thought
seriously on this subject the writer has
deli berately chosen Col. A. j. Brown,
as the very man who reflects the will Of
the majority, general satisfaction, without
political or personal prejudice and as de-
serving the most liberal support of the par
ty. Think Of this and act IN time.
A REPUBLICAN.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06
GOOD MEN TO THE FRONT.

10 a short time the Republican party
will be called upon to make nomination
for Circuit Court Judge and member to
Congress. There are a number of gentle
mon aspiring to 6ll these offices who are
Pc rtonal and political friends. While
va will support either of them if
they should be the nominee of a fair
convention, it would not. in our opinion,
b prudent to advocate the claims of one
10 preference to all the others, until the
people assemble and make their choice.
We desire harmony, and are pleased to
learn from the friends of the different
aspirants that suchris the feeling over the
district. But we believe it is our duty to
urge upon the party the importance of Sc.
'lscting good and true men-men of char
actcr and ability. who would not only
all the Offices ~credi.ably to themselves,
but would be an honor To our country.
We say this much presuming that there
will in all probability be others upon the
track before the Convention. Some Of
them may be worthy whils others might
Be . disgrace to the party. We cannot
accept bad men as our leaders and be
successful. And while we are looking
after these important Offices, We should
BY no means neglect our County matters.
Let there be . perfect organization in each
district, and at the proper tims call a
County Convention to make suitable
nominations. remembering in the mean
time that the people will not support a
mar for any Office unless he is considered
god. ;Fss, capable aud honest. 1t doe.
not matter how poor or wealthy he ISL he
Ia, these qualifications, ha will rsssi7s .
hearty support
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06

We are pleased to learn that many
OF the Conservative Union men in this
county who have heretofore voted
with the Democrats, have declared
themselves now in favor Of the Re.
publican party. We welcome them
back, and extend to them tue right
hand Of fellowship.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06

Mr.. Editor County Court couvesed
on yesterday, flushed all its business and
adjourned until Court in course. ESQ
Cunningham is still its chairman. lie
dispatches business briskly.
The leading Republicans from all
parts Of the County were here, it being
the time designated for holding the
County Convention tc appoint and in,
struct delegates to lhe Republican Con.
gressionsl Convention. he convention
was called to order. but owing to the
postpouement Of the Congressional Con.
vention, the appointment Of delegates
was postponed. The Convention then
unanimously adopted The following resO,
l%utions.
Khsr,as--a ue,rey sxisl ia ne Judgs>
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06
Republican Ceuyenti.n.

AZ q Convention OF the Republican
party of Washington County held at the
Conrt House in Jonesboro' on Monday
the 3rd day of April 1876, the following
proceedings were had. On motion, Col.
John X. Miller was elected Chairman of
the Convention, and-C. Wheeler, Sec.
rotary.
After the Chairman had stated the
object of the meeting, the following reso>
luton was introduced by Capt. Newton
Hacker, which was unanimously adopted.
Resolred That the Chair appoint a
committee of five to select one man from
each civil district in the county as dele,
gates to the Nashville Convention which
meets on the Eth Of May next, and one
delegate to the Congressional Convention
when held, which last Convention may
also take into consideration the question
Of nominating a Candidate for Circuit
Judge for the LIST Judicial Circuit.
The Chair appointed the following
gentlemen as said convention. Capt, N.
Hacker, j. A. Brad shaw, Col. S. K. N.
Patton, S. H. Miller aud DR.. WIN.
Smith, who after retiring fer a short
time returned and reported the following
list Of names as delegates to said Conven>
ton, viz:
1st. District-Ed. II. West and w. B.
Seaton.
End District-Jas. A. West aud S. D.
Mitchell.
Srd District VIM. J. Strain, Alex
Kirk, Wash Gillespie, Cody and Rev. F.
Richardson (col.)
4th District. R. Jones and Landon
CARRIER.
9Th district-T. A. Middleton and j.
f. Brown.
9th district Jas. Heusley and Jas. b.
Strain.
9Th aistrict-John W. Boring and W.
II. Jones.
9th district John X. Miller, Samuel
Ii. Miller, II. Hankel (,ol,) Allen Lyle
(col.)
10th district-John Emmett and David
Hunt.
nth district Martin Hodges aud A..
NJ. Stewart.
18th district-Jsrry Hale, J. NJ.
Grisbam and Ed. Bailey (col.)
18Th district-Elijah Carey and Ian.
don II. Shipley.
14th district-W. Ward aud J. G.
Humphreys.
18th district-Newtou Hacker, VI. s.
Mahonsy, J. Edwards (col,) F. Maxwell.
tcol.) and j. c. Cousins (co!)
10th district-W, H. Nj. Smith and
John +. Smith.
18th district-Adan Cooper and W.
S. Strain.
18th district-John B. Hunt and s.
X. N. Patton.
On motion the list Of names were
unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Capt. N. Hacker. the
Convention adjourned sine die.
JOHN K. MILLER.
CHAIRMAN.
{. WHEELER,
N
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06

TIE school system is deficient. We
want something better. 1t costs too
much. The teachers' wages are too
high. Taxes are enormously high. We
can't pay our debts. We must econo.
uize. The schools had better be closed
a while. We can make out for a year or
two without schools. -Poliucians' sermon.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06
HON. JOHN A. MCKINNEY.

Governor Porter has appointed this
gentleman Judge Of the First Judicial
district to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Judge Gillenwaters.
Judge Mckinney is a high toned gen.
tleman and disappointment, we hope,
will give general satisfaction.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06

To learn well a lesson in Orthography
will do more TO educate a pupil, than to
translate carelessly half the Had, or to
commit to memory, in a thoughtless
manner, the elias ,i6cation Of the whole
animal kingdom.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06

SCHOOL tax for 1876 is 20 cents
on $500 worth of property.
81 on each poll and ~ per cent OF
privileges. The tax is less than last
year, but all things considered, liberal
enough.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06

MKT December u Legislature
again covenes for its Biennial inspection
of the school law. Can anything be
done to put county supervision on it. feet
in every county In the State? While
some have done nobly. other counties
have done almost nothing owing to the
want Of efficient supervision.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06
Fl. PREsNELL.
D.a Sir:

Our school at Meadow Brook closed
on last Friday, had quite a nice time,
had q little examination in the morn.
ing, and an exhibition in the evening
| think We all did very well. Our
school has been very interesting this
year. l am glad to know that we as a
community, are growing in educational
interest. There has been quite a
change here, in the last two years, in
public opinion. with regard to the
public school Law. The school system
Is gaining popularity rapidly on this
side OF the county. We hope to see
more interest manifested yet. on the
part of the people, enough at least to
help US out of our indebtedness.
Yours &c.
LAYTON II PAyTw
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-04-06

The Annual Session OF the East Ten.
nosSee Sabbath School Convention will
be held at Athens, Tenn, Nay, the 49,,
and 10, 1876.