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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

Call at I. P. G. Taylor's manufac-
tory and examine the Centennial Bed
Spring before you buy. 20 If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

Have you seen the ''General' cook
ing stove at G.. Leslie Ferris 43-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12
Circuit COurt---Cr Docket.

Circuit Court---CriminalD Docket.
State vs.. Meirs, judgement on scire
facias.
State VS.. Currie (col. J, charged
with assault with intent to kill, plea
guilty, third count ill indictment, i'm
prisonment three months in county
Jail.
Stark VS.. Simpson, judgement on
scire facias.
AS we stated last week, Stephen ].
Moore has procured change of
venue, and his case Will be tried by
the next Pike county court.
State VS.. Harrison, for killing Chas.
Muldrow, will be called next Monday.
The court issued venire for 40 jury
men to be returned at 10 o clock, a. IN.
On that day.
STATE VS.. HARTLEY.
The case State VS.. VIM Hartley,
was called last Tuesday. The motion
for change of venue was withdrawn.
A jury of 40 men from Sailing and
Cuivre townships were put in the box,
and better jury was never summon
ed to Mexico. Not mans face look
ed familiar; they we're from the outer
edge of the county; they looked like
very Intelligent and competent body
! of men, and were all such good men
it took the attorneys several hours
+ to find out who to strike off. The
case went to trial this morning, and
will close Saturday or Monday.
The following is the jury in the
/ Hartley case:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

Farmers, don't fail to see that sulky
plow at G.. Leslie Ferris. 43-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12
Cheap carpets at Hinze's. 43-tf.

Smoke full value cigars, at Greena-
myers Little Red Cigar Store. The
best cigar in the world. 433t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

Bargains in carpets at Hinze's.
Aft.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12
Mrs. j. NJ. Koontz, Ladies' Physician.

THE TREE SHALL BE KNOWN by IT'S
FRUIT"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

Rangers communication will ap-
pear next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

March LIST G. Leslie Ferris
will move into the Four Story
Brick, now occupied by Messrs.
Gill 4 Garrett. 43-tt
Smoke full value cigars, at Greena.
myers Little Red Cigar Store. The
best cigar in the world. 43-3t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

IS. porche9ss. e
located ID
,outl, Mexi.. &.
chaser can
prairiee! e! ard d
le AT 81 "
at are look r
lands. Aao To
HaRl "
mes OF any !s
ahi t. hangilaa,ss
: for Vii aiu
:, We We VIZ
Q, oo,eation fres flr,ss
,ljslled, anr hs
o agent tL.&s9t &t
% % rreprreesamr y
n.s Writec.,s-
,npt se"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

acres TIM
2 in cult.
barn and
.ringi - :.
and easy
and best
acres, adj
,DllfS, o"
good fr:hii II
rIiits, gom
I'd quality
high aI9
the hOn7s.
take Sh'o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

told them, certainly, that all he want
ed in exchange was business notice
in that issue of the paper. They had
soft thing; week of fun; no cost
for setting type and month of glo-
ry, ali at J. z. Clark's expense and
they fell into each others arms and
wept tears of joy as big as dutch
beer barrels. OF course they gave
j. P. Clark nice little business no.
tice in their paper, which was sent to
every man, woman and child in the
world, and thanked him IN q most
courteous style They did nothing
Of the kind; they did not notice him
at all. In their selfishness they did
not want any one to know that they
had accepted favor, as it is not
their style to thank. Once Col HIS
press was broken and he asked us for
the use ours, which we granted with
pleasure, for we would not have been
a gentleman if we had refused. Col.
II. has asked and received number
less favors of US and we always grant
ed them with pleasure, and ut the same
time he treated US with silent con-
tempt and tried to poison our friends
against us, and when we broke our
press he told US we could not use his
for love or money. This is his style,
and every one that knows the gent
also knows this to be true. He treat
ed Mr.. Clark in the same way. The
next weak after the Christmas issue
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-12

The merry bull frogs that we are"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
FORTY 3fBES AN HOUR
Hutsell Artnaifie Jumps From a
Train and EsGa pes Again.

Knoxville Tribune: A party OF
revenue Officers made Il rad OH an IL
Iicit still III he mountains of Fast
Tepnessee on he 9Th of August, $40.
They were resisted by the nfoonshl-
ners. among whom were Amarine, who
fired into the officers, killing deputy
Collector John Cooper. Amar'ne
was arrested. but escaped from the
Knoxville jail on the night of Nov:
s. 1879, while under confinement
awaiting trial. A few months ago
.t..i, etor Sinclair was notified that
Ar6arii,e was supposed TO have es-
capss. =, Texas, and requested TO Sc
ea:s n,s arrest, if possible. Collector
Sinclair referred the matter to one OF
his deputies. who succeeded In 10
eating Amarine in Brazoria county.
The revenue officers having M power
TO arrest, the matter was turned
over to Sheriff W. Fl. Sharp, of Bra
zeria county, who arrested Amarine
on the 5th md brought him to GAL
weston ne WAS encTt DIouSH1 oCAolO
Judge Morrill,, and being identified,
was ordered to be brought back to
this place to the Marshall of the
| Eastern district The bold OUTLAW
seems to possess a charmed life. Col
Melton received dispatch yesterday
that Amarine had again made
his escape. 1t seems that after lea
wing Texas he had met with no OPP
~portunity to break until the party had
reached a few miles below Chatham
ooga, when Amarine is reported to
have jumped from the train with
handouts on, and the train running
at a speed of forty miles per hour,
thus making his escape.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
Hung.

Knoxville Republican,: Daniel c.
Potter was hung at Newport, Cooke
County. last Friday, for the murder
of Willis McMahan, in April. 1879.
Some four or five thousand people
witnessed the execution. Potter
manifested indifference at his fate,
while on the scaffold. He cursed and
abused the courts, witnesses, and
Jury to the very last. He was given
an opportunity to speak before the
, knot was tied and said:
II wish to say to you ladies and
gentlemen, and everybody, that you
have come here to see an innocent
man die a cruel death. But il men
are willing to periure themselves to
destroy my life. | am willing to give
it: :et il go.' Then turning around
with a wave of the hand, said Il bid
every body farewell
His death was quite shocking on
account of the knot catching under
the chin. He struggled ruest convul-
siveiy. and died in 10 minutes.
The critic for which be thtis gave
his life to expiata, was the killing OF
Willis McMahan, April 9Th, 1879.
| At the time of the murder Potter and
McMahan were together alone. Pot
ter knocked McMahan down and then
gave him fourteen fearful wounds
from which he died. He left him for
dead, but for fear his work was not
Gone, he returned and stabbed him
again McMahan lay in his own
blood all night. and next morning
was carried to IA n~eigtibors house. A
spark Of life still fingered. Potter
hearing of this, but thinking him too
near gone to recognize him and, if SO,
past speaking; he ventured in the
preseiice of his victim, and looking
on the dying nan and saidi THE
mar that did that ought to he hung"
As if providentiaE. the dying man
raised his head and pointing at Potter
said: Yes, he ought TO be hung and
yon are the man and yol will be
hung" His words were verified last
Friday when BAR Pater paid the
penalty Of the Law Nth his kife.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
A Mean Trfck.

Weare informed that some rascals
living on Rooms Creek, in this coun-
ty, perpetrated the meanest and most
contemptible trick IN that vicinity
on Wednesday night, Nov. 8, that
was ever committed If this county.
Some loyal men Of that neighborhood
thought that they would shoot in
honor of the success of the Republi-
can ticket, and accordingly on We'd
nesday night after the election they
procured a couple of 5lacksmlth's
anvils and hauled them to the mouth
of the creek, and had their horses put.
up in a stable near by, and went to
shooting. While they were enjoying
themselves as we have already men,
toned, some rascaIs, or devils, went
to where the horses were, and closely
cut off the name and tail of a fine
horse belonging to Mr.. Martin Hodges
and otherwise disfgur1ng it. But
hot being satisfied with the devilment
they had already done to the horse,
the. deliberately took knives and lit
erally cut up a fine set of harness be-
longing to said Hodges. We are also
informed that a horse belonging to
Mr.. Gus Bowers, was also trimmed
closely and his saddle was cnt into
strings, the same night. and near the
-i,.- H. o@lo- l-ri /
was done. |
1t is generally believed by the1
neighhors living there that this work
was done by some sore headed, de-
graded democrats. as the music of the
Republican ''booms' was not pleasant
to their ears. We have no reference
to the d mocracy, as a whole, on
Boons Greek, but only to those who
did the work. Some two years ago
when Il. L. Taylor was elected to
Congress. the Democrats in that To-
were e%xultant with Joy. and
fired anviis, guns, pistols and in fact
everything that could make a noise
was brought into active service to
express their joy. They were unmo-
ty any one. But when Repub-
licans see cause 10 have a good time.
they are IN every way interrupted,
and great damage done themselves
or their stock. Shame to any person
or persons who will do such a mean
and ~disgraceful act.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
Connections Eastward.

AT LYNCHBGRG, with Virginia
Midland r Il for Washington. Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York. and for
Danyille, Greensboro. aud North and
South Carolina points.
sAT BURKNILlB, with Richmond s.
irving at 6 $50 p N EsA- Buy your tick
cts to Richmond via Burkville.
TAT. PETERSBURG, with Richmond
and Petersburg X r and Petersburg
Road, .ior Weldon, Wilmington and the
: xTNoRFonK, With Steamers of
Bay iinc.Osd Doni,nion. and.Mercbants
n. Niner,, transportation .Cpmpany, for
BaltimGre. NeW York aud Boston,.
pULfMAN CARS. Washington. to
MN Urf1ans VIA i.~ynclIDurg ana BriS-
t6i--k. EiGiITON, SLEEPERS Lynch
burg 10 Mem his (ria Nix Z II RI with
ont ~cfiaese.
irst-tla2 aud Emigrant Tickets TO
al principal point. WEST and NORTH
WESr.,a low as BY tuy other all Rail
I.ine. pg%EMfGRANTS C4RRIED
on Express Trains .I5u pounds ssof Bag
gage allowed to each full ticket, aud
Is pounds to each half ticket free
. Children between 5 AMI u years charg-
eediIalf ~IateS-unsler , years FREE.
Tbis Bond compiiSrs An important
iink of the OLD RELIABLE .yIR.
GTNtA 81 TENN. AIRLINE, offering
UNSURPASSABLE FACIEIT1ES for
the expertlriouS hau,Illn g of freight to
and from the NORTH. SOUTH and
We -T, Issuing THROUGH BILLS OF
|dlADING Is ali principal points.
Irompt adjustment Of Claims. Road
Bed Unexceffed. Management, Une-
qiMlled. CONNECTIONS sure.
BSr No.trouble. to answer letters.
For Tickets Rates. Maj, Bills. &C.,
please apply to
Us BROWN. Gent Travelling Ag't,
Lynchburg va.
n MsosBoRNE.-M Master OF Fans.
.ssrt Peterburg, Va
F IkfKITcIR. sur't Trans.
Ly1chDurg, Va,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18

Among the election which
have come in, it affords us pleasure to
note, as we are informed by Mr.. H.
L. Cooper, that his father, Gen. Joe
A Cooper, our former worthy fellow
citizen who filled the Office Of United
States internal revenue collector with
great acceptability for a number of
years, has been elected trustee of his,
Stafford, county, Kansas. The cleo
ton was without solicitation on his
part, and without opposition. 1t is a
tribute to the worth and integrity of
Gen. Cooper, who had only been a
resident there for seven months.
which will be a source of qualification
to his friends in Tennessee.
Chronicle.
The people of Kansas never think
of raising the 'carpet-bag' cry as the
of the South do.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
200 Worth of Music for rs Sfs
fsrainard's Musical World for No

Brainard's Musical World for No
vember is out and filed as usual with
choice new music and interesting rea-
ding matter. Each number of the
Musical World contains music worth
$500 in usual sheet form, consisting
of songs, Waltzes, Pclkas, Duets,
Violin and Piano Music, Piano pieces
&c., all by the finest writers. The
November number cohtains six pieces
of music and can be obtained by SEN
ding Is cents to the publishers. Ter,us
per year are only $3.50 OF S1:6O with
choice of five premium music broks.
No one interested in music should do
without Brainards Musical World
S. ~BRAINARD'S SONS. Publishers,
Cleveland or Chicago.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
!. T Va. s. GA. Il. R-Rates
Reduced.
KNOXVILLE, Oct. Both 1880.

KNOXVILLE, oct. 0Oth ISSU.
Reduction of local passenger rates,
commencing November LIST, 1880.
local passengers rates on the East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Rail
Road will be reduced to the following
figures.
Straight tickets, four cents per
mile. Round trip tickets, so days
limit, 81 per mile each way.
Unlimited thousand mile tickets to
families or firms separately not to
both combined, 5 cents per mile
Thousand mile tickets good only
for one person, and limited to one
year, a cents per mile. Passengers
who do not purchase tickets will be
charged 5 cents per mile.
JAMEs R. OGDEN, G. P. A.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
Il GARn

10 all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscrerfons Of youth. nervous
weakness carly decay. loss of manhood
&C.. 1 will send a recipe t.lat will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by \ missionary
in South America. Send a selE-address
ed envelope to the Rev. Jos. T. .fnmap
Station }. New York City.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
A woRLD OF GOOD.

Ore of the must p.pt:i r. medicines
~ before the American public. j. Hoy
Rittnrs. Ton see II every where P~o
pic rake it with good effec.. Ii builds
ibrn up. II ii II , As pleasant to I T.
taste rs some other BitLers as il. is 30
4 wni.key .iriuk. 1t il mere like the
..ld fashioned bone set tea that hai dot'+
n world of snrd, Eyou don't feel just
ri.llt Try Hop Bittcrs-Nunia News.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
ITEMS FitoM THE EIGHTH.

1E5H
Mr. ED1ToR:-Our Republican
pulse now beats steadily. The Dem
ocrats still have a sour stomach, and
it will be quite a while. before Their
spirits will be revived.
john Merritt, Henry Hise, and
a few other Democrats returned home
last Saturday from their trip up
salt river, They report a very
pleasant voyage, and say they went
at the rate of mile per hour.
The forests are now destitute of
leaves. Sportesmen can be seen with
their guns and dogs vending their
way through the woods IN nearly
every direction. q
Cold days st:Sunday and Nom.
dav. =
Beautiful moonlight nights and
clear weather again. Is
The rain last Saturday, sis conside
cred one of the bestlthings that
could have happened for the wheat
crop.
Che farmers ere done gathering
ard sowing wheat. Thew say
an unusual large crop has been
scwa.
We are anxious to have another
Democratic fight.
Nov. 18th, 1880. !,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
Nntiee to

The tax book forthe unpaid taxes
or the year 1879, for this ,i5th) dis
trict, is in my hands for collection
All persons that have no paid for
said year are requested to do s..
without delay. All that do not COM
ply with notice may expect to pay
costs. We mean business.
T p. BRITTON,
deputy Trus tee
October 25th, 1880.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
Knocked down by a Billy
prices on all kinds of goods at 8
ii. Apdersop's.

Que noticeable feature of the
CHI nge which results from the intro
duction of steel rails aud improved
road beds on railroads is the increase
which has been made in the carrying
capacity of freight-c cars, and the
economy which results in carrying
freight Until recently 10000 lbs
was the maxiuum capacity to which
freight cars were restricted; but now
cars are carrying from $4,000 to So,
GOO, sisd II carrying ores cars are
constructed OF q capacity of 1880
pounds. Il requires No technical
knowledge OF raliroading to under
stand how this chapens the cost of
carriage And this in the end must
in a permanent cheapening of
rates from which producers
and consumers will be benefited.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
Grandmother Chair
Popn;ar--words IL Musi,
On The tralay- March,
Very j. spring.
FHiGkenham Ferry,
Splehdid-N Ords anG
Music
kasiphian GallOp
Cpri.f,Tiy aud ,,Ia.sSinn
rUL4-ssAE
Piano MJSIc.
Al 4 PIECES
Nailed on re-
,cipt If tour 8
.ert. Stamps.
J. N St0ddart & Co
{ .iiadelrhia
Kieatown Nursarx.
S~prightly and pleasin:
T.iiadelI'hia

Mr.. Eli Marshall. proprietor of he
Rheatown Nursery, wishes it distinct
ly understood that he has on hand
large and splendid assortment of fruit
trees, which he offers Of the very low
est prices. His trees are of the very
best quality.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
Almost Raised From The Dead.

Thomas johnson writes us that re-
CT. exposars gave him terrible
.4ns,l: .llr :oid,a bad cough; and the
coag.4 g We him what his friends
Ii rght 70. be consumption. He was
i: duced to try il bottle of symphyx,
K ,fi.u lis bowels open with Dr.
ri hi5o3 si5 LIVER Pills 's
SAYS n -.73 ueehs h was nearly
uE!} IS ever and that n considers
himself az almost RAISED from The
dead.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
Conde nsed Time Tabls.

Conde nsed Time Tabls.
Atlantic, Mis-, 4 gsi9 Raj! Road.
N ErFpc4 JULY 25, 1880.
Going west: Going East.
G2ia. m. lie Norfolk ar.::i".f5 p. m.
7.l2 II NILE Suffolk ar: 9-22 p. III.
$50 a. m...ie -tersb'rg< L.. 7.l5 +. m.
II.41 a. m...ie Burkville le.- 4 4G pm
1925 D. ME Farmville 1e.. i.0l p. IN.
2.aU p. m(dirlar Lynchb'g ~. so pm
$40 p. m..le L.ynchb'g ar l'iinlls3o p.n
4.54 y. M. Silem, le..11.7 p. m
e.IOp m[Sup)le Chri't'burg, le..1n lS : IN
8 90 ME WytheviIl e, )s,3l a M
1885 y Mar Brist'uread upIle..5.aS a IL
Connections Westward
PETERSBURG, with Richmond
&iPetersburg. Railroad. for Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore aid the East.
and Springs along the line of Chesa-'
peake & OHIO L.. K.
AT BURKvILLE with Richmond
Sc Danville Il. Il . for Greensboro Char
lotte md Springs i'll Western n. Car
AT LYNCHBURG with Virginia Mid
land Il. X to and from the North and
South.
AT BRISTOL, with Fast Tenn, Va.
81 Ga. II. r., tor Knoxville, C~hattanoo-
ga, and all POINTS in Georgia, Alabama,
Tennessee, Missis>ippi-tlie West. South
west and Northwest, and for CiucInna-
ii. and points along the Cincinnati
southern Railroad
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
THE GREAT Cause OF HUMAN MISERY
ESIIERsXsSS

A Lecture ON the Nature.
TREATMENT AND RADICAL
cure OF Seminal Weakness. or SPERM
torrhea. induced by Self-Abuse, inyol-
untary Emissions, Ippotency, Nervous
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage
generally; CONSUMPTION Epilepsy, and
Fits; Mental and Physical %lacapacy, &c.
-ByROBER II j. CUEVERWELL, NJ.
D., Author of the ell Book" &c.
,Ehe world-rcnowned author, in this
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from
his own experience th 1t The avtnl. con
sequences of Self Abuse may he e%ffecti-
aIly removed without medicine, and
With Dut dangerous siirgical operations,
b ,ngirs, Instruments, rings, or cordials;
pointing ont 4 mode OF cure At once
certain aud effectual, by Which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be. may cure himself cieaply, yri-
vately and radically.
9Th Lecture will prove a BONN 10
thousands md thousands.
Sent under seal. in a PLAIN envelope.
any address, postpaid. on receipt Of
six cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THE euLvERWEkL MEDICAL CO..
Al st. New York, +. u. Box. 1855
A..sl ,tT0
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
CORRESPONDENCE.

We are in no wise responsible for the
~utterances or opinions of our Corrvs-
pondents, and reserve the right to give
their names whenever it is necessary
to Tx the responsibility on them, for any
thing they may write.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
co p G. ~

Is made from n Simple Tropical Leaf
Of rare value. ana ga positive em.dy
for all the diseases that cause pains in
the lower cart OF the body-for Torpid
Gravel, Malaria;a and al difficulties Of the
Kidneys. Liver analUrniary Organa.
For Female Diseases, Monthly MOnstru. =
tiouS, and during Pregnancy, it has no
equal 1t rest res the organs that make
the bio d, AMI hence is the best Blood
Purifier. 1t is Tho only known freTedy
that cures Bright's Disease. Fo Dia-
betes, use Warmers Safe Diabetes r IRE.
For sale by Druggists aud all Dealers
at sI.25 per bottle. Largest bottles jim
the market. Try t.
Hi WARNER Il Co, Rochester, \ y.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. /
OF: 18th, 1880.

PROPOSALS will he received at the.
Contract Office of this Department
uutil 8 P. NJ. of January 10th, 1881,
fer carrying the mails of the United
States, upon the routes, and accor-
ding to the schedule of arrival and
departure specified by this DEPART,
ment, in the State of Tennessee, from
July /; 1881, to June 80, 1854. List
of routes, with schedules Of arrivals
and departures. instructions to bid
ders, with forms for contracts and
all other necessary infornaEioa wiil
be furnished upon application to the.
Second a ssistant Post if;tstef Genefal>
HORACE MAYNARD,
Postmaster General.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18

-A TUYFUL Nswx for Bs5s snd Girls n
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Young md DILL A IN
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for Home ueel
Fret and Scroll Saving, Turning,
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Screw Cutting. Price IS TO SEQ.
z& Send Q cents for roo pagos.
~ EPHsAM BROWN; Lowell, Mag
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New Advertisements.

ODNINCl4 stops. 4 sets reeds, only s65
{FhHiISNPianos a125 mp. Paper fl Zee.
MxsszezEs3 4 .dress Daniel F. Beatty;
Washington, Nj.
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B. TREiT.ss'"5os'i sSeq" Of i II: Y

class Subscription Books. gives steady
impioy,nent to agents and all seeking Il
change in business. Illustrated circu-
lars of new Books ana proof that s110
per month is made, sen on application.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
ENCOURAGE HnME.

The finest "Rutland," costs double
the price of italian Marble. I buy
from the most reliable Cosin the
world, Who raise it from 200 feet be-
low the surface and warrant every
piece n,-n
Limestone, Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-18
CLERK MA STEPS
SALE,

LAND SALE,
A. HUGHKs. ct al VS.. JOSIAH HODGE,
ct al.
Pursuant to @ decree of the Chane2ry
Court at .boro, Tenn, at its Iav
term 1880. IL the aboye cause. will
offer for sal to the highest bid der Is
cash in hand ut public auction, ut t. Z
Court House door in Jone sooso,
on
Saturday, Nov. 18th 1873 !
the lot 81 lots of Ian 5 assigned Ar
chibald Hodge, i'll the report the
Commis sioners fled in al cause
record in minute Book Ii. beginn
page &c, being lot No. 5of We .d!ano and
lot No. 6 Bottem land. both of said
lots containing 524 acres. Said lots will
be told to satisty the costs of sale AID u
decree which Mary Hodge recovered
against said Arthi c, in said cause at
the May trim, 1sS for s35.2j with in
terest thereon from July lst. $3.50. said
sale will be made unless said debt and
costs are sooner paid, This 18th Sept.
1880.