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, 1880-05-28

,.xt or Patents Is+tscl to N0rthgvcbts
A' ern IMventorn.
sotetat Di,pa,eh to Tho CAseaGo Tribune.
wAsr,soroS, u. u, Atny a7.-A. II. Evans
Aco, rcpnrt Tie following patents issued to
WESTERN Inventors:
ILLINOIS,
5y, Aiken, Tennessee, brItlo.
". ArIuhl, ChtMHU, washing -ulnchtne.
iW. t'nl!tI,s Chcnxt,, ilullr-mll1-dust nrrcstar.
J.W, CUj!ins, Chicago, mtdlil,9s:. .pur'cr.
JW. CHiiisls. Chcngt,, sorecn or bolt clcanor.
i. ". Eaton. Chicago, bnrslct-wlro tlnchlHe.
Il FISCHER ChIc,l4o, grAlIl..tIRtrlbtitur.
t. finthm,,till, CElsuHn brush Ernilt- cleaner.
IT, Gathmaun, Chlcago, Ernin occurring atld
e'si'IiI!H f. Iluwuria, "li Towant'a, corn-planter.
E.N jenkins. Chicago. cotfc9- -roAstcr.
+. Keller, Chtcng0 gls-rcgulhtor.
i, +. Lnvery, Chicago. sewer ind catch basin.
iii. J,cht,ia,i, Chiengn, horsc-hftchpr.
Iii, i.otz. GnIcagt,, soiu~l,c,l tre!ts,,e).
WS. Murshnl. Nitnvn, wind-nlll mechanic
''G's''Sn. J. Massi }sS BataVia mechanical rnovo-
DInir nsC. Meyer. Dutl,Hlto; grain-metor.
55 P"y r'ry Gh1e hlcE" sttls watahssss. ise'ns o'o
i, H. awurtz. isn:k IsIand. plowshnrc.
J.W. Trnrrcr, Nupcrvillc,. closhes- FOUNDER.
D.F San l,uw, Aurora, frr1ght-ci.r door trc-
Mue|.
rs. Everett Il Avery, Milwaukee,, snw-mlll
head block trclssuc).
l.,
\. Neysoiis, Milwaukee, feed-w wator heater.
., WSm!tl, Seymour & ttaynor, Alnzo Manic,
'.I J.stcSrns, Necnal,, roller grinding mill.
+. !. Wieklln, Bl.ck Klvcr FILLS, clothes
FOUNDER. ....
+. Hatchclor, rtaInwc1l, whccl-hnrrow, eto.
Ie Dctle1 kalnnlnzr0. lAillf,-slluuc.
o, lEssGl, UetrItt, hpVcl.sIl1trG.
VIZ. CAnpbc!l, Hastings, wood-cutting ma-
X. Clinic, ANN Arbor, foncc-post.
VII. DIckcy. jackson, nlislstono driver.
II. Gale, Albion, sprlnF-touiti llnrrDw.
II. i}ar1nlro, Three 1ilyers, ferd-stcatner.
ii. i}crher, Fremont Centre, WISHING -Inachinc.
H. Kline. Jacksnsl. shhtt.cnupIisg.
H iM%ts a petrn!9, Ip pofMto;,lEEer. ,o,,o.,,
I'll. Wilson, suginaw, woodun box.
Hs Wing, Grand HAptds, rlrpot-swccpcr.
MINNESOTA.
G. I. Travis, Minneapolis, 9lcaner and binder.
A.Dahcni, SAuk Ccntrct eAytlupo- o-fABtener.
IOWA.
4 .. lInr1non, Tracr, swirg. ......
LII Nelson, burlington, burial -cnsket,
10. orwis, nes slofncs fc,lcu- post.
J.A. WIslart, Grinnell, harvcstnr.
INDIANA.
AL. Dine, Xcnia, cnrth-n,gcr. ..
y y. Hnrris. South Dend, casttng chilled
r. c. Holder s plondcr. Evansville, roll s,r
cbow-pipea
IA. Kamp. Evansville. corn -sholter.
A. hIlnbcF, Indianapolis, calfrcOupliug +
+; MeSew. Inck Spring, nipple corcr ard parcr..
h.Ih0nas, Dupont, washing -n!nchlne, -
;. Wafd, Frluetton, brrAst-strlp Slide.
HEHtlAsKA.
NO N0brnekA pntGnts this week,
, 1880-05-28
JAKt: PORTS.

ronr 1tunoS, say .i.-Pa,sed up-rropci1or, ra-
r AsATs; a "a ~ es s''y I ""s sa1:, k
hnit. schonnor. 4 4 ,fpvr,,,.r sranmr. 1inndItln
Wl,i,am IJn,okFo, Owascv. Il. ". M. Caso, JumnIcn
Lev Lev ssss E,,ssss o"Ar'o nonF, q ls'eh"Fs' L. A.
S%ra@i:1%pol,ees 81. rsni. Ea,hua, Nelson Mil.
Fl tfsi @ @syHass s:,9 aaFf?i; a se9?f:
h a Ws!% wsoek. s "s"oor H. waua arrived hero last
nSht W}h1Mymis dor y5sinrs, .na nr,,k, rca,bcr finn.
pdliu1. s yToH II ,rMn' s .yso:E @sy E'Sa nrGS.
ss"a % I'd t. " sl!; M s' G,s 4 2s!S cs!taSa Rd fs as
Il Az! Sssis sS Ks.sa:n Ea:s aaInaw
Ex, I;ilI SIhIGrs Nuli,ur istitanIi,c H. T. iiornra
CaTA l,uIkrr:,
s,<<,s, D,,,,,s ";';s;1 !: =: s,<s,, ,',,,,
Sas Il i'S a VIII y sayp
s s' s$i I'D ~ sssi s i}iSs
ss 5si ssjs:! E$s B,ss %s;s
H@s,s i2;%ss 4 3"|Ss Ssi E'%St W,ft!ssafa'
:5;, ;s Sssi'; ;,S Ssss
eIs,.S i!Mr4r Gtty atla nTsS ir! Chase UNI r3Ss
IT, iiartnn,' @ saiiaa, lMtus .occan ~ al,d eonsnrt,
s'ssss" s"ss a H. esss sss ,ion.y S''is I! i a
; ] il teS T. s'S,r. sYSsS 9s's / 81 aR Ssi ,o.Sr %%fi T.
Sss T. Nss:s Jill $s;: L s::, SS@' liz i
s.,, M,,wa,kks,
Spsttai n1atsa sas e. r. gsaPp 5 Tsnn M0 ,,,
w. %y , liz e. Tss tS III
as1d oasn o Mot H. nSer y ens
afs i, ir"a nsiox' eH"o''o ''o' n''' anu eo'''1
s ssS%ss %s ;s ;s'S t & Simpson arrived t''' NOM
!S5: y: $: S$ss sas
ss'!: s,%!: 'e"'2o A''o' 4 'ushols cur" q. '
.'lhe schn0Rers =. FtzaernlA. j. =. Bailey, G. +.
ng Mna E9u, MsTeI r. !r [Gon p"T M @ tm @ ew1a
,,,.,., n,,.,,sa s,ls,'.yaAS; y: NJ; ,.
:;s .i +; ;S s%5;f%
Lake Mghignn. u d I9s. Tho TTowbr.Ixa s1,nied
taMbuo H Syo .ftn ss' my Ia hsr 11Tta 1pt IT. a S S e
S rmbss sa w. w.. so;.ss ;!ia 1o y tsSs0'aYs s.k Ill.,
M 9s M}ss az t|is ,s o q sis
;fsH {nf M 1Y;!x ;''a W Ts'!r ss 4
niutni's island Wind t1.day suut!,' ir,t, and
nuErAto.
nrrS%So @ S =. s;sy %-Asfsais y % ysshaoasi. A. O.
E's. 'as.rs' '' M IL W." as .Ss.s5 :ia :ii sfo 4'
!.r, t7t.ias laiaa !, i EtstuE, Citrnsoi acoUnur
'; s H. ss;, . sSs
Wy. eoh - Gnicsts :, comtS ,,,,., ,r ..,,, ,,.
cunIs, 1rM = c,ts, @ n .mh .,.fs hi rssnis 4" Mn
3 I'm Nv 9ls & 1 IT,
rroyIaon ff0lghs nominal. Cannl shipments, 1a!sA
Esp.AkAhA.
Special Dtpa,eh 70 Ins Chicago 1t4bun4.
, 1880-05-28

r.r. VnI stanbentic. KlnRston tn Chlt nxn pig r"D
nnnnd 1,Hn-trnrcfIcr Prns'in, ChciGo u Noh-
frnnl. general cargo.
H1HfRM0U1if.
Spscfai D4spstrh 10 The fAftneo Trtbunt.
,rnnTsWnrrH. Amy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n,
l1takc, CIiicnro pin trtlf,
NARDEN 1HakNf,.
Spettal Dtsrnteh n The Ghtca1o Trfhslne.
tfAHbKS fHLAS1b, 'Atny U.-Ilepnftsu- -HeEnuners
H1harH, Chu1pygnn. Light Harwny. Mutkagnn, la,it
, 1880-05-28

,, uIch htny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l.uu
t1.,a. nn,a dujt, whltD unchanged. >, ,,.
ffla' fsynrif ~ i'iaa Hna nIfsr' No. "''''
, 1880-05-28

~ and ,orurs Nh ml.ed ~ nys g., dn'l at VIC.
IxffJ eGnmXaMi'urk dill al tfJD. 1Iulk meats Qulet
fR.nnsnLanHol. tnttit t.nrhnnHrn. s,,1
tna aMnstWHTnstrndy Fll1i fhtt t"li!Iitl ~ tLV'
Ms!ttfnun-Ea.ics mud not Ntu.ahly lu*cf.
, 1880-05-28
DrzT GOODS.

,..~ voux. Mar T.-Lua.ilng corporation makcs OF
~" h.s.sool, In be.tur Aulnnnd BY pncknsa busors,
so.,rt. remain sery quiet Lawns In x"u.t rcquctt
%. ps,nuhnn. moving stondily. Clothing wnoions
easl;t ~ oj oidcfs an tlo ocat makes arc ateady
, 1880-05-28
Extent Of tho Recent Disnster 10 the
Afnskn nn,l ThUlihss Scott.
Sale Of the Ruby-Mstor versus Owner
Another Vessel Race.

had mnte fast to tho dock hurc, On
MnnstHY morning 0bnnt o'eDrs, during
Thick wrather, son,owhcro oetwnen ahn,nyRnn md
Mnhltnwoc md vol aut 10 thu cnstwnr4l In tho nke
wu hnd 3 rhiIthon With n foro.n.Id.nft schooner.
IMlHtttl white, 'nd carrying n fnrrcasttB IN deck.
THO wind was tlnthenst. Hke Austin I'M t1le port
tack. nnt Tho 5ro-HnA nttuF EuIHH free down Tho
Rka In light conditiun. TB ycxsuta INIT 10 tlt tle,r
jlbbonis crt's.n nj m nnatc. rho Austin ind samo
or htr wirH hehRenr rrrtlea nwHys the ut,ar susse
lust t.nr llhnun, htwstrlt, md nyutYtuitIR (nr*ur
After CUfHE tOEct.Hr tho twH yHssris AwinH ntuIiy
h1dc NJ cHcla nilier tho HthyK If tho fore-iHd nf1r
having fnAcl tle nnGhyr NJ fc Austin. Tho Enntaln
of tho fnro'unnttor asked tho Captain OF tho Auan
to atng 1'y him. tho vessel cuknu, md 10 l,td
bis wifO nnd elIlft On honrt lilo nst reqIaAt-
Cd thAt tho Austln tnka lin In tow. and for lint pnr-
noso tmsse limo M bourtt Vt thu Austin. wIlc. tho
Mato Ut thu 1attDF vessp nnttu fast but Tho Captain
throw on Immediately. ~ tho .ara tln,r he ordered
tho Mufo IN ont adrlft tho snyh t!at held tho two
HeIs together. 'iis dune. md tupnrAtlnh DC.
Cured. tfau Austin Keeping her wny to ch,cngn.
wins duft stoN1nH tile n, rnHi,psnI! when tho col
lsinn Cctlrrct'. md Immediately euu tnwn ttse.
Tn!s mssts @ IT,, Y. ~, flo.9 oI;nsver ny iht arsrre
4; .'.HI IA IN ia5wI ha':S :s,} lisht aawn n
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Sss sSSsisG sv,sI, yss;S y es''Haoa il Wiz nj assof
~ Ii i MI of SIX rn G ,,x re9S5eE @ Gem ss
;s; is :s =: Il s: .S
w. Y. .s. t. +, afs1;,sS, tt!s: pssS!e s!ss
ss s S 5 ] a2siy WI @ $sSi assstm,i 5 i 4 i IT. il
'o nor o s'''' answer, @ .. ''
;Y5nt s,,{T .sss iI s.%; Tie
Wv'sa nnd hemsS,r ,n"Ta,ly h'F ,,p po"s.,
fnln ttDhnrts rernr,cd lhlt tlD collision nceurFeh
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w,lllo thu sttter erlino ;slt aonV nnvar ea!ux On
tHort ~ keep 1,tt ot tho WY !na IN SEHsslnk tho
Sssss s.s'pssi . s:eest %!ssIer shs:o s'"s. III
S Il,
aSIn @ The s%'sien T. essSSses @ sss,5 9 s%s$!y
s!sisSss3 i. kaily, u to isacno 1arueat. iof
sclooSEn WikLtAM srt1itoiS AshohE;
s'I$ ' o.'. ."% ,r. v", wu,'a"
s'%s$s s s1s sS:isfs iS% ;;%Ss ss,
l'HMps H. .shost hhasaut.
@ ,. Mnr IsHf ahN VIZ ~ Hix1 thc
III 1smf,Iriinn:m ,.rnf, rIe icylat;nm @ WV Goo
III III, seaehr M tlt Mint "r tho 81 prso ~ asnE st
hi, TIT rt III "nHnx avnI rs In st fHIu nnH ct
snnnsd ~ ~ Mr Fin u.1 niuhi III m"fnr % .t hsins @
hsistens arc ill., 9ners shS 4 1T usroa Il a 70; s.
s nG1n ,r X yastHnHuo n VI sf'"" i'll u'o asenes VI
alassss' AiopAf9 q s.neo.
4ho Iron psoposlns Atu.kn, with tito l,argc Thomas
I'll. Fri,iny n.Et !ls. willie near ttlo nunti III Lake
Ere, tlo acGt rnn As!.urn ChlckMnOIeo Island nr
nss!sta,cu IL lid scoit tho 4Niasxa fan nvr.,nni
thrnwlnE ovrrhtiard Tn baFrcls 1T snii,
nsumca il ttiu Xiast tic cr,W at tho Stt asuaxs
, 1880-05-28

'.,,,, oa,cANs. MAy 37.-COrruN-Dull md onsyi
.s.,ns jEic: low mlda''nR. 1n5ic; good ordinary,
naa ~ ,rrsip. III hnta; gross, fRs exports to
II r. sctantinent, ai; sales, 3,AD: slock, lGll3.
, 1880-05-28

Chicago, burlington 4: fantney Railroad.
FDr snt,. Gnide-l'1,ks 1i.'o.1nbss sIeeplnx.tas
1.cka-t't!ce. nf tln Lamnan! ii thlcna1. M Clark
e.. tNnd Pnchc Hotel. IrlHke Express On,ce ION.
lnd.nnn.av. GRIND Central Dcpos. corner Cnnat and
MAtlson-4ts, ton Ntst SIltI,
, 1880-05-28

nv1oo. Ma, T.-tl':AiS.whoAs .'s,. a'eaos' COT
,Dsa., western mixed. bla5!c.
, 1880-05-28
WRiTlNG.PAPER MAKERS,

srntxnFiELl,. Mass,, May :.7.-1ho wrltIng-
parnr MaktfB' Association voted firmly to
MnlAtaln the present schedule. No tMWlrta-
tlots nf fOrolKn paper arc being n'atle md the
manufacturers anticipate an advance IN tho
tlOn lls<} voted tu shut lnwn tho tMl llls three
weeks. commencing Juno ~, aMd uls0 three
weeks In August.
, 1880-05-28

WESTERN PATENTS.

vuwyoroS, Nny 27.-srlltlrS or TURPENTiNE-
Steady at2E.
, 1880-05-28
1NI}I.ANAls{3iI1S.


a.t ma4sSMMss's5 !" oa,s n, wax n't n
,1,s,eys "a t''A''' e -
, 1880-05-28
Leave. | Arrtvo.

n Daily. b Daily. rxccpt 9urdnr tJ)nIIy excent
Sn'urinF. - -
Pullman lf-rhoa Hlcep!ng-Cata .rd Passenger
lo.cph Ai.h'son. !'uleka, and Knuaas Gty, through
Without chnn.G IArlnr Cnrs. With hecitnlng Cha!rA
nI.Cnrt attached su ali trains.
lthIrnkn. tf1lwnMkeo & 1t. TnnI Knttwar
t'AN !inIdlH" nrptlt. roI1tBr Clinton ma Carn1-
Ets. Ttckct pficls, G Ejntk.at, Palmer Gnusa
Hrand pncluc nuteI, mud ut DppoL N
, 1880-05-28

fhicnkn. fSHck T*tnnA q. Tn~tH- JxailrsaJ.
D1plt. cprurr Of vnn Hnrnn nd htefmnn.hts. 1Ickst
tlt1c,r. q Elnrk.tt shHsMnn liunao. lnlIpr House
Grand fNctlD ltutgl, AnA t1 Cnnat ctJrnHr NndGaon
, 1880-05-28

hlIF1 EHtHFaIAF tiI.IlI TItH5 N E1HffNIlA OuJ,
NinSHturMy il!Ilt tn tItlRlnn Hly.
tUn Entultny tItltt rtll,s 10 reortn only.
FhtrnEo f. Altnn.
Union t)erot, WcAt Hle, tt1rIlGr Canal and Van Hi
fen.st, near vnn !tulan-st brttas, and Twenty
thlrys. .A IIekut Offices. ut nptDts III south E1rf%
IL, Grnnd f'nci!u llutcl. md ralmoF House.
, 1880-05-28

1t.t or Patents Is-,sel to Northwest.
ern InyentOrn.
softtot Dt,paiea to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. u, Atny 27.-A. II. Evans
Aco, rcpnrt the following patents issued to
u,usprtl Inventors:
, 1880-05-28

7 I.tAFB. I sEftIVb.
Da. chi Hort It Peoria Exrrca .t0aU mi. .:E nm
nuhell ltsuHs Fast njrIs lin m
karsas City, l.earonwDrth Il Al.
cflla9H tusk ExprcAs sIe:n mi" $40 I'M
Peru S;Ml il III ss1;4 n
nuncll ltLls StI liz rrHHa. -, tU;l II G}lt E:u IN
kni.kIA LILY, l4Dn yunwnyth Il AT
chisnn Nill!t ExrTrsa.......... i0:M nit a:u am
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25

Bi.oay s,sl a. ,aserD,s Han
Near K~0gerstille.

IA BLOODY NtgH AZ AMnrDle Hedi
Near K0gerstitle.
7 Bristol News: As we 60 to press
a telegram to Messrs. Alex and John
Brown, the carrisge Builders in this
town, brings the shocking iutelli-
gence that their brother Chas Brown,
and ayopng mar named Heck were
murdered in Their bed last night.
There are no particulars given. Chas.
Brown. was a very popular man, aged
26 years, and had sent has wife and
two children to Bristol, and he and
the young man Heck remained at
Marble Hall, their late residence four
miles below Rogersville, to wind up
their business preparatory to coming
to Bristol. He was an extensive
trader and was known to have money
about HIM. While generally very
popular he had a few bitter enemies,
and his brothers are in doubt whether
the object was money or the gratii-
cation Of malicious feelings. The
murder of young Heck would lit
equally either view, as he was doubt
less killed while in bed with Brown
to prevent detection. Mrs Brown
and her two children, to whom the
intelligence was to-day inn
parted, left with Messrs. Alex and
John Brown on the 1880 p. NJ
train for the scene of the murder.
Chas. Brown was a trim brother to
Alex Brown, and of course a
brother to MI John Brown, Of this
His wife was a Miss Fudge,
Hawkins. This intelligence will
cast a gloom over our community,
On whom these young gentlemen
have made a most favorable impress
sion. We sincerely hope the most
summary justice may be meted out
g the internal outlaws. who have
brought irreparable sorrow to two
families, and taken the life of n most
excellent and useful man. Young
Heck was a hired boy who was aiding
Blown to close up his affairs in
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25
Connections Eastward.

AT LYNCHBURG, with Virginia
Midland IL Il for Washington. Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York. and for
Danyille, Greensboro, and Moth and
South Carolina points.
: AT BURkYlLi.E, with Richmond &
Danyille Railroad, for. Richmond, ar
irving at $50 p m Bas Buy your tick
cts to Richmond via Burkville.
AL PETERSBURG, with Richmond
and Petersburg Il X and Petersburg
Road, for Weldon, Wilmington and the
AT NORFOLK, With Steamers. of
Bay 1lfe, 9fd Dominion, and Merchants
u Miner Transportation Company, for
Baltimore. New York and Boston.
PULLMAN CARS, Washington to
New Orleans. via Lynchburg ana Bris-
stol-BEIG HTON SLEEPERS Lynch
burg to Memphis (via Nj u q r RI with
out change.
Tirst-class and Emigralt Tickets to
all principal point WEST and NORTH
NEST. as low as by any other all Rail
Line. EMIGRANfS CARRIED
on Express Trains -i50 pounds ssof Cag-
gage allowed to each full ticket, and
. pounds to Zach half ticket free
Children between S and ~ years charg-
ed half fates-under ) years FREE.
This Road comprises an important
link of the OLD RELIABLE VHR.
GINA IS TENN. AIRLINE, offering
UNSURPASSABLE FACILITIES for
the expectations handling of freight to
and from the NORTH, SOUTH n
WEST, issuing THROUGH BILLS OF
LADING to, al principal points.
1 rompt adjustment OF Claims. Road
Bed Unexcelled. Management, Une-
qua1ied. Connections Sure.
No trouble to answer letters.
For Tickets. Rates. Map Bliss &c.
please apply to
Y. S. BROWN, Gent Travelling Ag't
~Lynchburg va
N, II. OsBORNE,--Master OF Trans,
Petersburg, VI
AN KEJcER. sup't Trans,
Ly lciDurg, Va,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25

$500 Worth of Music for ID Cts.
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, Polkas, Duets,
Violin and Piano Music, Piano pieces
&C., all by the finest writers. The
November number contains six pieces
of music and can be obtained by sem
ding Is cents to the publishers. Terms
per year are only $1.5O or $3.50 with
choice offve premium music books.
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, 1880-11-25
JUNE" Apples
at S. II. Anderson's.
just AS We Expected.

just AS We Expected.
The very large and attractive stock
of Christmas goods tLat has just been
received at Anderson's store since our
last issue is certainly superb. He
has a doll thati is as large as a medium
sized woman. He also has a stick Of
candy that is about 3 feet long, be-
sides many other things that is truly
wonderful. MI. Anderson is deter
mined to take the lead in this line,
and he is succeeding admirably.
Call in and see his mammoth stock
before purchasing elsewhere, and you
will be convinced that we are telling
the truth when we say that he has
the largest and most attractive stock
of Christmas goods that ever come
to JonesborO.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25

rHrSC1rNTrr.c AMERICAN lie a larye
Eirst-cIass Weekly Newspaper of Six
teen uaaes printed i'm the most beauti-
fnl style. profuselv illustrated with,
splendid engravinss, representing the
newest inventions and the most recent
ending New and Interesting Facts in
Aaric1Iture' horticulture. the Home,
EeaJ1h, Medical :. Progress. Social
Sn;enace Natnral History. Geology.
I~stronomy The most valuable prac-
ticni na1ers Nv en,,nsnt writer's in all
J-enarfnients Of Science. will he found
in the Scientific American.
TERNsNs3 20 ner wear. 81. 60 halt
yea which includes postage. Discount
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25
bed

On Saturday evening November
2Oth, 1880, at her home on Blooms
Greek, Mrs. r. Nj. Price, wife of Ed
mund Price, Esq. Aged about 80
years.
Her remains we're inferred in tine
family burying ground on Sunday
evening at 4 p. M, in the presence of
a large concourse Of relatives and
friends. Obituary notice will soon
appear.
On November 22nd, at her home
near the County Bridge. two miles
east of this place, Mrs. Onks, wife of
Solomon Onkst, Esq. %
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r. II Va. s. ia. Il. R.--Rates
Reduced.
KNOXVILLE, Oct. 3Oth 1880.

KNOXVILLE, Oct. 3Oth 1880.
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, 8 cents per mile.
Thousand mile tickets good only
for one person, and limited to one
year, q cents per mile. Passengers
who do not purchase tickets will be
charged 5 cents per mile.
JAMES Il. OGDEN, G. P. A.
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SiERIFF'S Land SALE.

By virtue of an order of sale issued
fr IA Ui, Circuit Court of Washington
COMFY, / it's August term 1880, and
10 m i,rectd, I will, on Saturday, tins
11th day of December, 1880 sell to
the highest bidder for cash in hand,
ut the Court House door, in the town
Of Jonesbcro, all the right, title,
claim and interest that 6. w. Willett
has in and to tract of land, lying in
civil district, No. Is, supposed to con-
tain one hundred and forty acres ad-
joining Mary Smith. Col. A. j. Brown,
Branners heirs and others to satisfy
q judgment in favor S. A. Lynn
Admr. for $49,72 and interests and
costs, and costs of this sale, unless
said debt and costs are sooner paid.
This Nov. 11th,; 1880! ad
A.. NJ. STUART; Sheriff.
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Still They Come.

A NJ. 1 Double-Barrei Shot Gun
for sale. Call at this ofice.-Jour-
nal.
That is right, Brother; sell yonr
shot gun, give up your side arms
aLd-we believe, though that you are
not addicted to the usual democratic
vices of drinking whiskey and chew
ing tobacco-so come over to the
Herald and Tribune office and we'll
loan you a copy of the New Testa-
ment, and some other good Republi-
can reading matter that will start
you in the right road!
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25

Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos. Snuff
Oils of all kinds. Lamps and Chin
neys, Drugs aud Medicines, Toile
Articles, etc, etc. at your w price a
Gibsons cheap Drug Store. Call in
and see foryourself.
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- CARD.

10 all who are suffering from the err
rors and mdiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness carly decay. loss of manhood
&C.. [ will sen a recipe tat Will cure
You, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by u missionary
i'm South America. Send a ~sclf-address
&c envelope to The Rev. Jos. Il. Inmap
Station }. New York City.
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OF GOOD.

now before the American public, is HOP
Bitters. Yon see 1t every where. Peo-
pie take It with good .eifec.. It builds
them up. IL it not as pleasant to the
taste n some other 1Btttefs ms 1t is not
n vvnfskcy I. drink. 1t IS. more like b
cid Fashioned bone set tea that has done
y wpr1I of good n you don't feel just
right try Hop Bifters-Nunda News.
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Thanks.iyIng Day.

The pastors of the different church
es in town have decided to hold the
Thanksgiving service in the Baptist
Church to-day, at II o'clock. Rev.
MIR: Waterhouse will preach and all
will participate. The public are n
vited to attend.
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lshcatoMn Nursry.

Mr.. Eli Marshall. proprietor of she
Rheatown Nursery, wishes it distinct
ly understood that he has ON hand
large and splendid assortment of fruit
trees, which he offers at the verylow-
est prices. His trees are of the very
best quality.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c. J
Oct. 18th. 1880. {

Z. PROPOSALS will be received at the
Contract Office of this Department
uutil 8 P. NJ. Of January 10th, 1881,
for 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 o 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 information will
be furnished upon application to the
Second A ssistant Postmaster General.
HORACE MAYNARD,
Postmaster General.
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.aNawk"-in
ndlrsonsstore. Weight 10 lbs.


DIP. GIBSON is receiving alarge'
end we'll assorted stoekJof CHRIaTAAs
tiooDs. which he offers at. rock Dot
tom ,ri.es. Give him a CALL
President w. s. Doak viii lectnle
at the Court House on Friday Nov.
a6th. Free to all. The lecture be-
gins at Z o'clock. Go and hear him
Our photographs, II. w Keen,
had his, apparatus on the street yes
terday taking thepheto Of the new
church, with the hands at work on IT
Feet Walnut, Poplar
UUU and Oak Lumber wan
ted In exchange for Furniture at
Keens furniture Factory.
John E.. Oliver. who has been con-
rected with this office for some time
has gpne home to enter school He
is a worthy young man, sobet, IN,
dustrious. and reliable. We predict
for himsuccessin whateverh he may un-
dertakesWhfle in this Office he made
a faithful hand. he has great de-
sire for an education and in this d.
rection re IS bending all his energies
Success to him.