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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-11

tree, when suddenly it started to fal
and threw a limb backward which
struck him on the head, and crushed
him to the earth in an instant. His
head is fearfully mangled, and the
wound will probably prove fatal.
Il MI. "F,1a.D Democrat whose domi-
ell is near the. road leading from
Jonesboro to- johnson city, has made
himself a phenomenon Of reckless
meanness and Icing. This man "F'
has circulated lies upon SOME of our
youngsters, and is still trying to
keep up the false impression, and is
always ready to deceive and lie to his
friends. The man Of whom | speak
is guilty of such offences, and is a fit
associate for nobody except liars and
thieves.
The air is full of curses both loud
and deep among the best citizens in
our District, against two dominant
Democrats. who made themselves We
ry conspicuous on election day in vo-
ting idiots. etc.
An old lady in this neignborhood,
has talked in a most dlsparaging
manner about some of our young
neil, who she says have been in her
chestnut and apple orchard. The
old lady had better assail, the proper
ones, and not talk SO freely Of orr
innocent boys. The eight apples
that were given toa certain young
mar by her son will be returned if
desired, and We would suggest that
the old wdfiani keep silent hereafter
and not be so turbulent.
Respectfully,
Qru nrcrprCr
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HolstOn Annual Confer ence, Nj
E.. Church, south.


The following is the list Of APP
pointlnents Of Holston Conference
made at its recent session in Morris
town for the Jonesboro District:
Jonesboro Dist.-L L H Carlock,
P. E.
Jonesboro' station, R Warehouse.
Jonesboro' circuit, j NJ Wolfe.
Blountville circuit, w. H.. Kelley.
johnson City station, j. l Cash.
Union circuit, j. R. Cunningham
Taylorsvilie circuit, W. A. Thomp-
son.
Kincsport circuit. r. E. Smith and
Hale S. Hamilton.
Rogersyille circuit, J. ". Robert.
son; J K Wolfe, sup.
Sneedville circuit, J D Baldwin.
ST. Clair circuit, j Il Walker; G
Taylor. sup.
Newport c%ircnit. T. 0 Delashmit
Greeneyille circuit, A G BIanken'
becker,
Rheatown circuit, W W Pyott.
Fall Branch circuit, w III Boring
Vanderbilt mission, W K Gross,
Watauga circuit, John E.. Naff.
Morristown station. * c Atkins.
Morristown circuit, A E House
holder.
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Connections Eastward.

AT LYNCHBURG, with Virginia
Midland X r for Washington. Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York. and for
Danvillc, Greeiist ORC, aud North and
South Carolina points.
AT BURKNtLLE, with Richmond &
Danville Isaiiroad, for 1~siciirnond. al
irving at G.30p'm n4 Buy your tick
cts to Richmond via Burkville.
AT PETERSBURG, with Richmond
and Petersburg X K and Petersburg
Road, for Weldon, Wilmington and the
AT NORFOLK, With Steamers of
Bay Line. Old pominiou. and.Merchants
" Miner TRANSPORTATION Company, for
Baltimore, New York,ah1 Boston.
Now Orieanse via ~Bynchbur& aid BriS-
tol<-LEIG!lTpNz SLEEPERS I.yt.ch-
burg to Mrm his Via NJ " e Il RI with
out change"
eirst-classaaR Emigrant Tickets TO
all principal point WEST and NORTH,
Line. Esq EM1GRANTS CARRIED
on Express Trains -i5o pounds sof Gag
gage allowed to each full ticket. and
5 pounds to each half ticket free
Children between Sand y years charg-
ed half ~rate<:-under ) years FREE. =
This Road comprises an important
link of the GID RELIABLE NIR
yin IA ~ CNJS. a 1h-LIN IL, OHtrfuS
UNSURPAoSABLE FACILITIES for
the expectations handling of freight to
and frlm the NORTIt. SOUTH an d
E Il. Issuing THROUGH BILLS OF
LADING 10 all principal points.
I rompt adjustment OF Claims. Rood
BED UneXceiled. Management, Une.
quallcd. Connections Sure.
Hsy" No trouble to answer letters.
For Tickets. Bates. Map Bills, &c,
please apply to
l.. 5, BROWN. Cent Travelling Ag't,
Lynchburg va
81. ". OSBORNE. Master ct Trans.
Peterb burg, Va
llf1R LJeIR. Sept Trans,
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MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. C. /
Oct. 18th, 1880. {.

PROPOSALS will be received ut the
Contract Office of this Department
uutil 8 P. N. 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 1, 1881, to June 80, 1884. List
of routes, with schedules of arrivals
and departures, instructions to bid
ders, with forms for contracts and
all other necessary information will
be furnished upon application to the
Second Assistant Postmaster General.
HORACE MAYNARD,
Postmaster General.
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e. T Va. 81 Ga. r.. R,-Rates
Reduced.
KNoxYILLE. Oct. Both is

KNOXVILLE, Oct. oOtn 1851.
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, 80 days
limit, 81 per mile each way.
Unlimited thousand mile tickets to
families or firms separately not to
both combined, 3 cents per mile.
Thousand mile tickets good only
for one person, and limited to one
year, 2! cents per mile. Passengers
who do not purchase tickets will be
charged S cents per mile.
JAMES r. OeDEN, G. P. A.
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Janks a. Boyd ~ Co.

In another column will be found
the advertisement Of James A.
Boyd 81 Co., Undertakes. Mr..
Boyd is well known to the people of
this county, and especially to the
CT liens of Jonesboro, us being one
among the best workmen in Tenn
essee. Besides keeping a large
stock of burial caskets and collins,
he also has in stock, and manufac-
lures t. order all kinds of fine and
common furniture, which he pro-
poses to sell at the very lowest pri-
ces for cash. We ask our readers,
and the public generally, to call and
examine Mr.. Boyd's goods, and our
word for it, you will be. pleased.
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Tennessee bonds have gone up to
40 cents. A result of Republican

A series Of meetings will be held
IN the Baptist Church at this place
commencing next Sunday. Rev. w.
A. Clark, of Bristol, is expected to
oficlats. The citizens. of the town
and county art respectfully invited
to attend.
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ITEMS FROM THE EIGHTH

thing. they may write.
ITEMS FROM THE EIGHTH.
Mr.. EDIToR:-I feel ten years
younger than | did before l heard
that the result of the election was so
favorable. The verdict of the North
ern States, and the success of the
Republicans in Tennessee has paral-
lied the Democrats in this section.
Such a success the Republicans have
achieved is a thunderbolt to Democ-
racy. We feel like every true Re
publican in the South feels-GLoRI-
oUsLY over the result. 1t makes US
feel real jolly, indeed, to. see the long
faces of the Democrats, and their
long faces contribute to our CLIO
RY.
Our young Republican brigade IN
the upper end of the District; after
procuring guns, enyils etc., assem-
bed on Raiders Hill one night last
week, to shoot in honor Of Maj. A.
Fl. Pettibone. They began their
shooting at ali early hour, and kept
up a regular fire until 3 o'clock the
next morning. The way they con-
Quoted their shooting was very ludi-
crous, and much to the CONSERVATION
Of our Bourbon Democrats.
One Of our insignificant Demo-
Gratis, who proposed to a great many,
as we'll as myself, that be would sup
port Maj. Pettibone, / am informed
failed to do so. If he didn't support
him, | presume that his religious be-
lief or scruples prevented him from
performing the act. We Wonder
that they don't prevent him from
carrying around circulars, and trying
to get out of the difficulty he is now
In. And if his religious scruples can
prevent him from voting for a RepuL-
lican, my conscientious scruples will
keep me from advocating his cause
hence-forward.
Mr.. James Parker, a man who is
well known by nearly ever7 person
in the county, was SO unfortunate as
to get very badly hurt on last Mon.
day. He was engaged in telling {
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W. E. Mathes, Esqr., has a numbt

W. E. Mathes, Esqr., has a number
of han Is at work on the old Chester
property which he recently purchased.
BE proposes such improvements as
will add greatly to the appearance of
the property, and the comfort and
convenience of his guests as we'll.
He opens a hotel at this old stand
where we assure our friends they will
find everything done up in the brown
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Notice to

The tax book for the unpaid taxes
the year 1879, for this 10th dis
trict, is in my hands for collection.
All persons that have not paid for
said year are requested to do SO
without delay. All that dOnot COM
ply with notice may expect to pay
costs. We mean business. :.
T. P. BRITTON,
Deputy Trustee.
October 25th, 1880.
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Hut Amarine Again in the
Clutches of the Law

Hut Amarlne Again in the
Clutches of the Law.
There r very few of our readers,
doubtless, who do not remember
Hut Amarine, the notorious Blount
county moonshiner, who was a ter
Tor to the officers of the law, as we'll
as the citizens of Blount, for years.
1t will be remembered that he and
his gang murdered John Cooper,
son of Gen. j. A. Cooper, who was
then revenue collector, and woun-
ded one or two others of the officers:
Hut and two of his pals were cap
tured. They were sent to the pen
itentiary, but Hut made his escape
from the Knoxville Jail just about
one year ago, at the same time Pot
ter escaped. The mountains and
woods were secured in search of
him, but in vain. He made bis ar
rangements, took his family and
went to Texas, where he had a
brother, thinking, no doubt, that
he would there be free from all dis
turbances,
An 'intimation was received, how
ever, some months ago, by revenue
officers and the relatives of MI
Cooper of the whereabouts of Amar-
inc, and they set to work to catch
up with him. They were success
full, and the plans eliminated in the
receipt of a telegram yesterday by
Col. j. NJ. Melton, collector at this
point, from VIM. II. Sinclair, col
lector at Galveston, Texas, stating
that Amarine is there in Jail and
that they will start in day or two
with him. He will be brought back
to Knoxville and kept securely con-
fined till the sitting of the United
States circuit court in January
next, when his trial will occur.
There was a reward of $3.50 offered
by the government, and perhaps
other rewards for his recovery
Chronicle of the 9th.
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A WORLD OF GOOD.

One of the most popular medicines
nov before the American public, is HoT
Bitters. You see 1t every where. Peo-
pie take it. with good effect. 1t builds
them up. 1t it not as pleasant to the
taste as some other Bitters as it is not
il whisker drink. 1t is more like the
old fashioned bone set tea that has done
a world of good. II you don't feel JUS
right try Hop Bifters-Nunda News.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-11

A country friend was inspecting
the new Presbyterian Church at this
place one day last week, and after
scrutinizing the tower closely was
heard to remark: well, that is the
"whoppingest' chimney that | ever
saw to any one house in my life"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-11
ii GARD.

10 all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness carly decay. loss of manhood
&C.. 1 will send; a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South. America. Send a selfaddress
ed envelope to tn Rev. Jos. Il. Inman
Station ID. New York City.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-11
At the ratification meeting

At the ratification meeting in the
Court house last SATURDAY., Miss
Hassie Smith, in a beautiful and
touching manner, presented to Hon.
A. II. Pettibone, a fine silk flag, from
the Republicans of the First Con-
pressional District.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-11

II Row:ll & Co. 10 Spruce st. New
York, can learn the exact cost of any
proposed line of Advertising in Ameri-
can Newspapers. EsS-1oO-page PAM
phlet, loo.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-11
CORRESPONDENCE

We are in no wise responsible for the
utterances or opinions of our Cores
pondents. and reserve the right to give
their names whenever it is necessary
to fix the responsibility on them, for any
thing they NAV write.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-11
The Voltaic Beit Go,

Marshall, Mich, will send their
celebrated Electro-Woltaic Belts to
the afflicted upon 30days trial. Spec
ay cures guaranteed. They mean
what they say. Write to them with.
out delay.
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EHcouRAGE HOME.

The finest Rutland" costs double
the price Of Italian Marble. l buy
from the most reliable Cos in the
world, who raise it from 200 feet be-
low the surface and warrant every
Il. c. REMINE,
Limestone, Tenn.
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CLERK MdSTER'S
Lam SALE,
A. HUeHEs, ct al vs.. JOSIAH HODGE,

A. HUeHEs, ct al VS.. JOSIAH HODGE,
ct al.
Pursuant to = decree OF the Chancrrv
Court at Jo1esboro, Tenn, at its Nav
term 1897. Iii the aboye cause, | will
offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash in hand ut public auction, at the
Court House door in Jonesb ORC,
OH
Saturday, Nov. 18th 1880.
the lot or lots of ian 5 assigned o Ar
chibald Hodge, in the report the
Commissioners filed in said cause NJ Of
record in minute Book. II. beginn ns on
page &c, being lot No. 3 Of woodland and
lot No. Is Bottem land. both of said
lots containing 524 acres. Said lots will
be sold to satisfy the costs OF sale AID ::
decree which Mary Hodge recovered
against said Arthi c, in said cause at
the May tNrm, 1873 for 1882 with in
tcrest thereon from July 1sf, $50 said
sale will he made unless said debt and
costs are sooncr paid, This 18th Sept.
1889.
SWfNGI.E. ON.
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Pnnnlar MaiDrIfy

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Glrields' majority $4,000 in round
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Is made from a Simple Tropical Leaf
of rare value, and ga positive remedy
for al. the diseases that cause pains in
the lower part OF the body for Torpid
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For Female Diseases, Monthly Monstrua-
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the bio d,:anl hence is the best Blood
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that cures Bright's Disease. For D;a-
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For sale by Druggists and all Dealers
at 1925 TER bottle. Largest bottles in
the market. Try t. 81
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THE GREAT Cause OF HUMAN MISERY
rs THE LOSS OF
MANHOOD

A lecture on the Nature,
TREATMENT AND RADICAL
cure OF Seminal Weakness. Or Sperma-
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-ByROBERT j. CUI.V RWELL, NJ.
D., Author of the screen Book" &c.
The world-renowned author, in this
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Address the Publishers.
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Condensed Tina rabfs-

CONDENSED Tina rabfs-
Atlantic, Mis-, 4 Ohio Rail Road.
IN EFFECT JULY IS, 1880.
Going West. Going East.
t25a.1m. lie Norfolk ar...Ln.l5 P. M
!. 7.12 a H.. lie Suffolk ar. 90 p III.
$50 a. m...leI etersb'rg. le.. 7.l5>r. m.
II.4l a. NILE Burkyille le.. 4 4S p. m
1925, p. Nile Farmville le.. 4.0l p. m
2.2o p. m(dirlar Lynehb'g ar:.l.5o pm
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4.54 p. ME- Sllem, e..11.IF p. Ill
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Connections Westward.
AT PETERSBURG. with Richmond
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process,
ABSORPTION.

A discovery which cures by tile natural
all diseases of the Kidneys, Blaild, r,
Urinary Organs and Nervous System,
when nothing else IAN. 1t is comforta-
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DIABETES AMI. BRiGHT'S DISEASES
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Nervous Weakness., and Pain in the
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Or victims of wasted or frustrated ell
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over-exertion find their greatest relief
ihythe use, of DAYS KIDNEY PAD,
which Strengthens and ~lnvIgorates, ard
restores The rigor of health
PAIN IN .YHE BACK.
We say posi- ively, aud without lear Of
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PAD is the only certain aud permanent
for every fergT Of this prevalent Al
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YOUNG Nj EN-.
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Dclreu Dy Juc cTIOIs u YUM WI
application to bu1inesS CIR wo, k, may hN>
restored and manhood regained..
Avoid all kidney medicines which are
taken into the system by way. OF the
stomael; it is an old treatment vel.
trieu and proven inefIicient, though
sometimes effeeting apparent cures OF
one. complaint they SOW the seedS.o
more troublesome and permanent dis
orders. The price of our PAD brings
1T within the reach OF all, and i, Williams
nually ave many times lis cost n.doc
rors,s: bills, medniles n plasters,
which at best give but temporary relief;
1t can be used without fear or harm, and
with certainty of a permanent cure.
For sale by druggists generally. or sent
by mail free Of postage) on receipt IF
price. Regular Pad 500; Cldlts Pad,
| uor incantinence Of urine in ~children1
81. so: Special textra size $500. Our
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| the history-of this new discovery and II
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HERALD AND TRIBUNE
AOGAA goAUMN.

ASeRtS and C0nUGSseFS
Make from $50 to $50 per week
selling goods for E. G. KIDNOUTA&C Co
10 Barclay Street. New-York. Send
tor their Catalogue snd terms.
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Ssh. Andersonss Boom.

Notwithstanding the great excite
ment over the elections, our popular
merchant, S. II. Anderson has kept
perfectly quiet, and now he is creating
a boom in the mercantile line seldom
ever heard of before in this country.
He is adding daily to his already inl-
mense stock of goods, a yery.fne and
attractive assortment of winter goods;
such as ladies' cloaks and wooden
dress goods, scarfs, shawls, &c. be-
sides an unusually large and splendid
stock of gentleman's ready made
clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps etc.
etc. He also keeps on hand any and
everything else that can be found in
a frst-class dry goods and grocery
store, which he will sell cheaper than
any other house in town. He will
also pay the highest market price for
all kinds of good produce. Mr.. An
derson informs us that in a few days
he will open out the largest, prettiest
and most complete stock of Christ
mas goods ever opened in J~onesboro,
and says that they shall all be sold
regardless. of cost. Be sure you call
and see him before blying elsewhere.
Uncle John, said a bright little
girl OF eight summers, to a gentle--
man whose bair was just showing
tlntsl OF silver, Why can't you walk
chased the butterfly with a light elias
tie step like yours, but | am too old
for such sports now, am besides a vic
tim of Rheumatism, and must there
fore stop at the nearest drug store
for a bottle Of Cousins lightning
Liniment, which will cure Rheuma-
tism, Lame Back, Sprins, bruises ct
price so cts. White
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-06

drice. 81 Sold by all Druggists. ''f "'A'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-06
The Daily Ars',s.
a New idea in Liquor Legislation.

N. I. Herald.
new expedient is proposed 10 Massa-
chusetts for the regulation of the LIQUOR
traffic. Prohibition has been tried here
and failed, and the present law is unsatis-
factory to those who do not drink, how
ever agreeable it may be to those who do.
The new idea is a novel one. Its main
object, we are told. is to make LIQUOR SELL
ing as public as possible under certain
conditions, one of which is that DO saloon
shall have side door, and shall not, except
in the case of hotels, have any interior
connection with any apartment used as a
residence or lodging. The other sections
OF the bill provide that the saloon shall be
the room next the street; that screens,
shutters, bottles, casks and all the other
paraphernalia of the liquor traffic calcu"
lated to prevent publicity shall be Danish
ed from the windows. The theory Of the
promoters of the new scheme is that if
this is done men will be shamed into
abstinence: that no one will care to 60 into
saloon and drink while a crowd who have
not the money or the inclination to imbibe
are hattening their noses against the win
dows looking at him. The scheme, if put
INTO operation, would perhaps work very
Well But suppose the liquor
dealers should decide to get along without
windows at all. or place them so high that
no one could look through them. what will
become of the law?
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-06
An Honest Medicine Free of charg

SPALDING's GLUE will prevent a break
in five hours talk on brio brac