Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1879-12-04

1924. THE 1880.
SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN
TINE NEW ENGLAND nfwsPAPfR
Independent in Everything Neutral
in Nothingll!
Establish ,d-weekly In 1924, Daily In
1914, Sunday In 1878, BY samuel
Bowles.
THE SUNDAY REPUBLICAN,.

Publhhed early Sunday morning, il es-
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and so L. devoted to news, literature,
religion, domestic and social life,politics
receiving but a small share OF Its atten-
tom IL IL - change and refreshment
from the newspaper reading of the week
Its ample pages contain q rich assert.
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choice miscellany, 10 has regular let.
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the session Of Congress). Hartford, Wor-
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Massachusetts,. Each number contains
a good sermon by some prominent
| preacher, several columns are devoted
to the entertainment OF the chilGre:.
1t has a department # dramatic and
musical news, and outdoor sports re.
ceive liberal notice and encouragement.
4. new novel entitled "a Man Of Bus
iness' by Charles J, Bellany, was begun
in the issue of November 2, and will 30
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carefully prepared religious intelligence,
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for the farmer. mechanic, and the
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Mr.. Beliamy's new novel Is now being
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