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, 1880-09-15
CANADA.

Opening OF the Dominion Annual T;x-
hlbttl0n-A Pastoral Letter niAcour.
aging IsmiErntlon-Ehe IL. N. II.
Observation-Disclosures IEnrlnc IIos-
pltnl-Arrest for Wife, e-IIexorltoii.
Special u|spaith ts TAs Chteaao Tribune.
MONTREAL, Srpt~ 1s.-fho opening OF tho
Dominion Exhibition thls morning was
favored will, magnificent weather, and the
buildings AMI grou,uls lookc, yery attractive.
Tho formal ceremony connected with the
inauguration IL deferred until next week,
wllen his Exccllcncy the Goyernor-tipnerni
will be present, The appearance of tic iu-
teriur OF the cuntra! md other buildings to-
tfny wits very different fruu, yesterday, anl
1t Is extraordinary how quickly tho empty
space of each building ran be filled M
by exhibitors. On Monday morning there
WIS n complete absence OF gootEs
in any Of tho houses, whilst
this inornln. Ill exceedingly tatge
exhibit Ut every kind Of manufactures
known Ill tic Dominion was displayed in
showcases and OH the stands. Hundreds Ut
people were employed during tho night In
fitting up, and marvellous sl.cccss rewarded
their Efforts. For n first day the exhibition Is
most cre.lltaAc, mid, with tho present forco
OF llnnds still engaged ut work, tho nuxt
tWcnty-fonr hn,lrs WILL sCa tho wlloln dis
play III tIrst-class order, rie only building
llotaulte finished anu ready for exhibits, n,.d
ono which 1t wAs found necessary ut tho
eleventh hour to erect for tho fine
display Of Manitoba productions, Great
exertlons }tayApcc made, however, to get 1t
ready. and the, ,Norkiucn aro nnw giving 1t
tho finishing touches. The exhibition, OH the
whole, exceeds anything ever bcforo at-
tempted here. Alafiy new and novel features
have becn added, whtc, cantiot fail to 10 n
grcnt attraction, md nil WHO come to visit It
will be well repaid for their trouble. This
evening tho s,ortletltMrnl exhibition will bo
flrdw'l a.tI1 Gpe9 9r,lt a o, VII isnay eholee c9
from ta-lMorrnw therp will be outtlourlulitst-
n'ehts for thn multitude, besides theatres,
G3i,certs, aid musical performances indoors.
Tl'o city IL Illtetl with visitors.
Special pllpatrh to The Chteaao 1Ttbttnt,
hts ,t;rMeo tho Archbishop was rcad III tile
UnSllica yesterday, OH the subject Of CnlnnI-
grn!lon from tl!lA province 10 tic. Units!i
States ant the evils thereon attendant, his
Grnce 1uakGs strong appeal tO, tlio gei,cr-
osity, tho charity, alltl tic patriotism nf Ills
Isople " or!tcr to inttuee thcnl to take the
tile movement. He calls upon parcntS 10
provide for ll!rtr children lit home, and III
order to help tliese hitter llu proclaflns tho
establishment Of q connizatloy anclety In tho
lislincnt Of lateral branches 0f tho sociuty
III every parlstl alMl lnissi0ti, ta which en,l,
person " expected 10 contribute. l0 cents
pr n1l,l,lin, aiM! re1MeS!s nil tho .parlsl!
colleges to lclld their ntl IL! making II return
onre q. ycnr .ot the, funtls cnltcctetl t0 tho
G0Nncll, which shall consist IT Ills f,rucu us
President, alnl two lnyInstl, atul two clergy
In In rI:tl m ntl thA tltl rptpa GtIl
, 1880-09-15
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

HANH0K LII1IfING 1T EI.ECfHlElFY.
Tho experiment Of lighting up tho Montreal
harboz with electricity hna hull .fair trial, kad
Judging from tho lIuFbormnster's report II u a
succcsa! lie says: 1.-The electric light apparatus
was, after seycn weeks experience In actual
, 1880-09-15

Guti u. Hong, hay Cltyto butlnl1, r. fs@1; bnrEs
M'nsSnn, saGimaw 70 ,n lmnm fsW; q ~ M5nrgcs ' T.
ler 0nionaaa., harucs syisls., Morton, sIilnItht.
aunbcrry, and schooner lluel1cyo State, Saginaw
to Cleveland, at s..
5rtttat Dt,pasth to The Chicago Tribune.
~ EsHaSAH:s u a.ten,. Sept' M.-hrr'cn-f
!atx Forest City; nayMM', :Fyntlstl. ls,n A9H;
1irn,y' iran ii " aat,' ~ Ms Ls" " Sau"M' =; ,r ~
fMarkrs, M anni1 Z. Mott, u. ID. Russell, Pcllcnn'
' Gts,r.siMfftrn'i'tra mfefft r 'G s. ". n.t. 1e1,n an
Hsorn,niii stli99hsrs +: !: kl'g i;ofti1 ,aopor,
IL r. Wilt ftcrn;o Z I,nns nt,,W h' Nuft so'
wsnni,,1,ry
sp,tta, pt,paisH TO 1as f%tto.o 7,taun..
,a,n9 Mam9EEr1E, Minh Scpt: f-f"sscd ''I-rro'
cr1.nfsunn rffe's GiLu "s.G.H rsart., u,,x
tr t.srt,u @ffope"r spas1"' sca"ohcfs e"ha-
tsrntr.i 1,ro,,u,la. :. =, ,y.,,. ,,,,oo,o-.
Ilrn,iirr. + irn,ytt. nrnrniinr i NV. :rhSos,'
er u. Il. iiiltalcs propeller t,lu; sehnune1s j. H.
Johnson, ltyHn, FI.zhltKt, Gr1,toi,, tien. Stgel.
rour paf.nuus,r.
1,onr III, ,,,.S1r trnt az, ~ ti;rsa,, tn,
srhms.,,r imt,ni.m 1,sw,n T., s;,yo,,k,t.. sn"
nss t1,wmMa,t!s,,,9r 1ir;Kvn 1Kfh hi,amn g ,o
Kinrstt,,. ..,r,t: I,isunr. i.hfr,t~n Ia l;inSstn
wIitnl; Clyde, t'hIcnHt, IL Kingston, curtl:
Nel'te,, Wilder, t'htGngn IL Kingston. corn;
llrnpellels 1.ntnlIl. Chicago to Kingston, corn;
sASu uEac,I.
s,..,c, ,,.rct.h IN 7as rhi.ooo 1.f,r,nr.
SAND i}EACtI, attrh Eypt. Hin t,urlyor, n.lds-
tionnl IL lust nfRht-Sts,lilI- hnrEG Enat smgl,inw
did prupellsr ALin: propeller 0ar.icn Gity.
selnnilcr }. y. 1hllnck.
WI!itl nnrtlwrst, light; weather clear. Fleet
Hearty III poho o"''
nufGTtt.
Special ptspa,eh to TAs Chitaso Tribune.
DUfErl Mimi, Ecpt. acknowledgements
\. !. whiting; sthnuncrs f!ltllnE etnT. a.. Is.
N{EFGt1E& ltEnI fASDElLN
, 1880-09-15

NEW 0nLEASs, Hept- 1t.-.CurrpS-Easy ut quo-
tatlons. mlt!dnF, t1stc Inv m.IllnE I}c. Euoi ur-
hlnnry. iVhcf net Receipts. I'LL ba!ess gross, 2u
party. to TRENT frltAlf hhN, ~ Frhnc1t IJL All9H
l.5U; kt,1Rk. H,4
IT. la,lfis. Napf. Observation-Disclosures, ftrn, mid
~; STOCK, GsW.
, 1880-09-15

ts demand n stcsay red En'ft a nd%n' s @ a Hs
e",1 C,+a:: i G.: Ms. lnlInr. N 'k checse' s".
Mishlxo9 s: Mc,.er,, y: winter n 'i G"sn % 'sFn; H.
MAnx ss s'a osn s,f % f r nssrns"
gany Ut Wrsstsn rcd winter wi,sMt lof s'l!rnlG,.t
nit ntf cohst fnr Wirns Mnd e',tr snail.
Weather In England cDlh MD weh una IN France
4huwErY.
, 1880-09-15
Propellers Compelled to Let Go Of Their
Tows by Heavy Weather on
This Lake.
A Throe-Masted Vessel Ashore On
Pilot Island-Other Disas-
ters Reported.
Schooner Helen BLOOD Abandoned as a Totpl LOST
" 1.otnI nEl General Setts.
HOME t;AT1fER1SGs.


AZ cents for corn III lIutsno. Later II, tho tlny
tho following additional charters were repoytc.t:
10 l'u'rato-stca'n.h.rso Kctcha.t. corr, n, az
cents: propeller 1t. l"'lls, whcnt ut ~ ccnts.
10 Erlc-rropcl!cr Delaware. corn on through
-, o.. ,,u,s t,"o,,,,. o.: wS, ',..,n,s o,,.,, w.,
~ ~ ~, ~ u.s. .npas''s s''" oen''s eo'' apa
'' c"srso o'a'ss tssiasts Snea' eooo dull md unchanged
with few ycsscts IN mort ,,d uu the market for
cburtrr yrstrr,ior MI or,,t,on tl,o srGnn.r n.
/; Miicox WV gut u ior enlnnT from Eeuar
hver 10 Gnisnko ~ VIVA, 1he raiiils s1aln!atloMs
W. Wink n I"ks NJ mi n'1t,,ytan o. y @ ham,
istnc @ t:s5: Menos,,eo, y, n. H. SsE!a ChenyKa ai;sl
ralfit u: iSn1!ee. ~. Ino pn,spset !nr .n ~.
~ trcsctlt. ,reftthl N Tue Erhtn.shlrplug
o'1slslcss nay bring nbout Il chHnge, however,
Tim ecboorcr y.Y,,.Il, rs"cu,tv ,y,oct,a ,fy
tsls, S, ' 1nss,,rud fory.scv"n @ s ~ tvs. sha
worthless, y '''''' ''"' ~" 80 ''1''1'
iii, efTDorcr lam l,rli. wrcckca Mt f,cncyn.
e Nj w' ,h tho ss 9f 5o ya Il VA M lt y Ga' {a M
To @ .uhvu,1er s itcicn iop. asory y. 1t shruu
' at MI vas ' worth ~ proSaGy S not y oves Ell @ IL
'i0 ou's'aHi T;,x NEW otco77 p,v.nocx..
r, ,,ra,,,tt,,,, ~ rI',,,,s ,o,y ,,,nrt,, ,,~..
h IT, us cla,,1,ctad III vsinnv npw v idnrrY nv
nj ths tcaI Of ii" @ h"rc ~ dick nd md n,tun thn
wnlcrr out 40, that p!ia-irlving .a',l she.lthing
inny ~ Grru f o. IT, ~ o lew % m"eR WIZ nhTy sai ~
r. " nSttG LI, 'ae ~ ~ ~ " ~. t o. ~ ~
sn nr f1 I'M rrss. ~ @ nne ~, T rs trrc9x "tn Il
% To Losr i /. Wi, alr III ano S Er!'i and so u
siuc Au,l pumps are well tI.nlcr way.
4 coRnEcTiDH coRltEcTEp.
In tho effort to make corrections mtstnkes
, 1880-09-15

1T. Louis, fept. lA-Fluult-Flrm and rn-
changed.
G1sAlA-Whcat opened hEter. hut decllncds No. Z
Sl!(o t ai9SetyHatHi7Ac t}ctotcr, HI}sGausysa Mo-
vsmbsf' p53ao neccmhur; 9!3ia.sa8{u tic yuart No.
z do, H6a7{c, Nn.4 do, 8;Qx!ic. torn lnwas; 3J$eh
S9ku cash: sx1so hid Boren'buri 0c-
tnburs &@EGo Soseulbrft 1Iocn,hvs,
31!{a:5tu year: Oats hutiort 4t2A, cash. y
9ict2DeE1 ~ Nnrgnlber. ltyS higher. at EtSd:Rc
Barley unIhunHH .
l.EAIt-l.Uwer to sGs 4l{c ll,t.
NtTTtIl-FifN1s ttn!rY, :ss!!GlH,
E1tis-FIrM III lTH ltlfe.
WMtkky-StUndy ut klM .
I'IiUviHftSs-lGrk tulIhnE n t1HGn n.y anle rsats
unchanged at ttbuna.Hh4&ah ilnc0n lowar. III Hiih1
p4t+Aif. 1.nEh nrn nj &t.UD nhkeh. w."
ltECEllrrs-t1nnr k,aD brls whcRt. sou Ihs corn,
silirslESTs-Fi ,:un hrs; rhent. i:I,WI iii .t
sosn lu bu; uats, lGU but rJo rutie; baflgy nnnu.
, 1880-09-15

l)ErftOtT4 5f!eh.. Eent. .H-fLOuR-Quiot
GtAtS-WheAt qu!cl, No. white, !6tfo ahked
September. WSc hid, Octohor. Gc, November, 0:,tc,
l,ecnmber. Rs'{e, No. whlte {c, No. rcd, rh}xe.
1ErEIltfh-W hcht, H7,tlhI hi. -
HHirMEHT8-WheAt,5 5l.uM bu.
, 1880-09-15

PEORIA. H.. stpt- n-f11AfS-Corn Inactive hut
nrm, hIg.m1cd. s>A5E:S3{c, n,ixcd, atla.s4r. nnts
tlrm' No. 3rhte ataajAc. nyc FIRM ani higher, M.
4, sGtHc.
HiunWtHE8-Eltm at fiis.
, 1880-09-15
{1NWt:un.


0swEGo. N. Y. ectt lt.-t|RAiS-sThcnt qulct;
Corn nor,lnally uncllMnxcdt Western mixed. Ma51e.
, 1880-09-15
EDUCATIONAL.
Allen Academy.

Corner aictIenn.nv. und nnnty .S,ps,nt-nt. Eatab-
,ishcd -, r r,t,! lnsi: for te tnnr1!'an rcaion nf
r,a',s II silu 'itt.-.l.ens well sra,liaIei nnA all
nlreiy t4,r."ct md ti!igt m Ag,t,la play.urnud.
lrsimsa q tl.] Aca.!"!y nrH ret!ynt .n ssvrrHlWf
alMni!on Charxc. motlurnfn for tll qualify bf tito
t,,s's. "msN sMfr .nt t"rhaSf GSr
President, 1s;t AtSrltlrhn+sy., thltuKn,
, 1880-09-15

CLEVELAND. eeat. .M-1'ETlHtLErM-Ffrmer At quo.
thtlnns, BtnndhrI white, ttD tcht, sn!sc.
rtrrsnullu. IN. Sept. H-rErnoLEtst-Du,l,
Grude atpndy NJ tt1& nj tnrkcrs for shipment; TO.
lined, luc, Philadelphia ucllvury.
, 1880-09-15
llUEFAt4n.

AtfFALu. Sept. A.-GWAlS-Wheat tuill No. !
Milwaukee ls NJ Ills; No. while Michigan ut slus
lnFn dul11 Cnr-iuts ut %3ic. <utA Hexleecls. ltyu
ntkl1et*d DaEl"3 4nEeti sntes IT MCnls tunudu h
CASAL tAkiuArs-Weak3 shA1!nK Viz for vusu,
QAc tur wheat
, 1880-09-15
FOR tNLE,
FOR SALE.
TO NEWSPAPER MEN.

A Arst.elaas Chambers Folding Mn.
chino, Will tue kAhler Attachment, Will
fold sheet 3Ux50 or 9lx1G. LII good
order, ut u very Low price. Apply ut
this Office.
, 1880-09-15
ItOSI'ON,

R0sroH Sept. N-fLprM-Quot und unchanged.
GnAlS-EoIn tFm: mixed Aad yellow, tj156c.
o%N RtesdJi Nv. Sud extra NLIte. ttASG, No. he,
, 1880-09-15

T0IEnn. o.. Eept. IA-t1nAIN--Wheat anil, No. !
white htchIgan. dscs aubur Michigan, }sot No. rcd
Wsbnsht spot, VIC; 0ctubur. l65tc, November, VIC;
ncoenhcF, A0o3 ltOt;, M. ! red u. l. H., V7&ct ~.
1ecisd a;c. Curn du.t hxh hxcd, 4ttse, No. spot,
4!e1 tctnber. &tfo; Nuyutsa,at, 4t>(ci Su q whte,
s1Iet fejSst:s.. tH4vt aluast 4aesr Outs dull; M.
uW '' '' S'
- oitsrk.1'zs-whcat $500 hu, corn. Glun bu, oats,
AQD b4, - ''' -'
, 1880-09-15

g.: Hhtsrne": 1.ifttnesen =: t,nlncy yra,,.
fSI nm 9,se.bt,nkt Tl.na.1nblc. Sicrnlr,t
.eetS%fs: FAIR, If C 'tEs:
northeast cUs1er Itnndop, md Htntn:s, 'Hica taa
tn.say Ha GSnFnl ero sosnss tsnat "p q
SshItsun-stk. ION NHst Httie. - ~ s''"er tahAl.s
, 1880-09-15
t..fatc, No. mix cd and No. wh!to, *oaiihc leyo
tU4tsc-
nrrrEn-HnminnllJ unchanged.
Et7Us-SnmtnA1ly unchanged ~
1lErEti'rA-FIOMr. u, ,MO brst corn, 5nQO but wheat
601EM. r..-
HiiIrMkSrs-Plour, l.U9 Iris.



Spteiat DApat.h to 7The Chicago Tstbuns.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept H.-rhe Price Cur7znt fo-
rnrts:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EAst1 br, shipments. 21.4H
hi, Grrt uhaettlcd, No. cash. Set No. cash. 15c
sctober, fE4e. Carn-tsoce,nts, Aa3 but shipments,
6GSl bu; Nc. Z cush, xc3 uciobcr, EJxc.
, 1880-09-15

lHnrANArotts. Aept+ 1I.-tinA1S-whnat stosdy;
M. = rrd, 911ssu2c. torn aseajy ht 493salc. Oats
stcady ~ JlGs1c,
, 1880-09-15
MAtLlkOAb ranE.ra
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TE,lyy-

ExPtASArlpS NJ KHFI1IEScx M.uu.
fffi'seE.od' 'sunany uxeopsod iAlonay c*acsnsdsy
, 1880-09-15

"a, ,ts ,ftnsens" .s,t,,s = rnr.hsw..t.-r ssn,,w,~
!, a!rron,!n,2iattnH, ~, nsH'y, nt a. mli H,SeG'nz.t,,
nssast s5 ass srcr 1'GiS ianarn lnts e. ill.,
ilou.e. s5t'nna.*, and 1t tIp ,l.,Ms "sh Palu,e:
, 1880-09-15

Hut II. HING, Hay Cltyto nutfalo, at Fl; barge
Martini, Saginaw 10 Tnnawni,da, &a.r) rrupnl-
ler DntornHan, hnrHcs Sy,l., Morton, Midnight,
aunbcrry, and schooner lluct1cyo State, Saginaw
to Cleveland. at s.,
, 1880-09-15

ttfsnnta. .srntr1tl Tyil,trn.,s,
Depot foot nf Iate..t nftti f,,,t f,f j,vnnty,,.d
Ticket tIf1ee, 1T ltnEDtl-sh, hear Cinrt i:s,n4
Iucha llutui AtId Iu1ii.ur lluusu ' @'t'A' "s''4
, 1880-09-15

tNucceasDr Rnd fhrtuur Isnrtner nF tlID nlg AlIss
1iHtnr~.) will rcoan her English md FrunCh IIunrd.
tnR aud buy seIuut for yu.fsx Laies ind t,ircn Mt
~ flrNnsercJ Park. New York, nn Thursday eopt..i
cntefl trntnlHE ard Through instruction In cvety
Impairment. Boys Eins+ md Kindergarten Oct. 1.
, 1880-09-15

Special Difpatth fD The Chitdso Tribune.
DU1Crm Mimi, Hcpt. Observation-Disclosures
CIV of Ms,,nnlpeK 4 l., i!r Ma,n'lstcs; Arizpnn
Wilbur, 1icllp stevens, Aaple lrnf: tug Favprltv
Observation-Disclosures j. l.. iinrd, Mns,lstee,
City uf Winnipeg: auhouners Bola Stcvcns,
bEnplo Lcnf: tug Fnv0rite.
, 1880-09-15

Links Fh"rN IL s1icNtgnn :1tsfh~rr RrNW1r
ltgkot nfftces nt dcpnts Van lusen.st. h'AJ ~ u,
saltg. -kt, iil f1rty.hnl.st. 1!cktt
xnA tFDEllt Ufets nbdHr sherman House, Am1 t1elts
URtces III tho ErHtd iHetlu Hotel MID lluct iluusa
, 1880-09-15

sF1"nw". 1srctt !htnnh a. rnrlrr 1EHttre-t.
eIt,t Garner nt Van fi,tTtn utfd .stt T!cS~1
uitGs ~ G!nrk.xt stltrlsrl Iiuus.. laln,r itou&i
1tattl tagsiIu tlotHl. n II CHt. ctfrf,cr Mstl.uu
, 1880-09-15

"a AA tTnins run yin Milwaukee. Tlcanta for 81 r,n,
fE'oss III chen' or via tta Crosaa anI Winonl. -"~
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
EDITOR HERALD AND TRIBUNE:


In your last weeks issue, | notice
that, in speaking of the two Presby-.
terrain Congregations of this place,
you call our church the Northern"
chulch. Northern" is not our name
We are no more Northern" church
than we are a Southern Church. an
Eastern Church, or a Western Church.
W. call ourselves Presbyterians,
without any geographical prefix
whatever. We are not sectional, for
we have churches organized in almost,
if not quite, in every State and Ter
ritory of the United States. We al
SO have churches in China, in Syria
and in Persia-all connected with
and represented in. our General As
sembly at its annual meetings. Last
year the Saratoga Assembly was pre-
sided over by DIR. Jessup, Pastor of a
church in Syria, who was attending
the General Assembly as a delegate
from the churches in Syria; and the
members Of the Assembly elected him
Moderator in order to show their APP
probation Of Foreign Missionaries.
The same version of the scriptures,
the same form of Church government
the same confession. of faith. and the
same catechism are used in onr
churches in China, Persia and Syria.
that are used in our churches in Ten
nessee, Texas, New York and Cal
ifornia.
JOHN s. MATuEs.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
New Store.

1t is with pleasure that we an
nounce to the citizens of Washington
and adjoining counties, hat our
Young friend, Jessel j. Hunt, form
erly Of the firm Of Jas. H. Dosser &
Co., will open a first-class Hardware
store in oar midst next week. He
will keep in stock everything that is
usually kept in a Hardware store, and
says he will sell goods down to the
very lowest notch for cash or it's
equivalent. Mr.. Hunt is a wide
awake business man and means just
what he says. Every body needing
anything in the Hard DWARF line should
look to their own interest and buy
from Mr.. Hunt, for he says he in
tends to sell the very best goods at
rock-bottom prices. He can be found
in the building formerly occupied by
Sutton & Formwalt. Call and see
him.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
WFa DR. LAS ssAI, ENGLISH
SHERiFF'S LAND SALE.

BY virtue of three cXccutlons Issued
from the Cha1ccry Court of Washington
County, Tenn ut its NJvem or term
1879. and to me directed, | will on Stt-
ur,lay the 22l day of May 1887, sell to
the highest bidder for cash in hand. AT
tie Court House door, in the town of
Joncshoro, Tenn, all the right. title.
claim aud interest that e.. W. Nelson
has III aud TO Il certain tract Of land w.
ing in Ciyi! Dist. No. . Of Washington
County. Tenn, adjoining the lands OF
y. W, Bachman, +. s. Browning aud
other Containing b acres more, or less
to satisfy three Judgements for cnsts
recovered against him in said Clianccry
Court ~ wit: One in the case ofsR. A..
j. Grccnway VI Dayie Ellis and his see.
uri y &. w, Nelson tor slC6.7S. Onc
in the ease OF Davle Ellis VS. G. w. Mel.
sOn Tor sl2.70 aud one IN favor of Henry
Hos EX. &c. VS. G W. Nelson for So
o., AMI costs Of this sale. unless said
costs are sooner paid. This April 10th
1881.
L. s. BROWNING, ID. Sheriff.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
ID. p. O'Brien

In another place will be found the
announcement of Mr.. D.. p. O'Brien,
as a candidate for District Constable
of the 18th district of Washington
County. Mr.. O'Brien is too well
known tothe citizens of this district
to need any commentator at our
hands. He has acted as Deputy
Sheriff for the past two years, and
are proud to say that the record
made by him in that Office is without
spot or blemish. He also served two
terms as Constable in the Sth dis
trict OF this county, and gave uni
versal satisfaction in both instances.
Mr.. OBrien is one of our best citizens
and is perfectly reliable in all his
dealings. IL he continues on the
track. his election is certain beyond
n doubt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
Attention.

We hope the Rail Road authorities
will see to it, and not allow their en-
ployees to run their engines so reck-
less through our town. There is
a schedule regulation which says they
shall not over five miles per hour
under no consideration, but instead
of adhering to that regulation, some
run at least fifteen. 1t is very dan
gerous also, for we are compelled to
cross the track continually through
the day, and we might be run over
at any time by such reckless run
ming. "a stitch in time, etc. etc"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29

Uncle John, Sid a bright little
girl of eight summers, to a gentle
man whose hair was just showing
tints OF silver, why can't you walk
as fast as ~ my dear,''I once
chased the butterfly with a light elias
tic step like yours, but | am too old
for such sports now, am besides a VIC
tim of Rheumatism, and must there
foe stop at the nearest drug store
for a bottle Of Cousins lightning
Liniment, which will cure Rheuma-
tlsm, Lame Back, Sprins, bruises etc.
Price 80 cts. Whites Cream White
Vermifuge is best worm killef.-For
sale by s, Fl. Anderson.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
Campbell Institute.

The closing exercises Of this school
took place last Tuesday, and were We
ry satisfactory to the friends of this
institution. ~
The exercises consisted of orations.
declarations, reading compositions
&e.. The contest for the prizes. was
the most interesting feature Of the
exercises. The committee was com
posed of the following;D DR.. w. Royal
Prof. L. C.. Peoples, Prof. John X.
Shipley and Mrs. ]. A. T. Bacon. The
Committee had a difficult task, for the
contest was close and sharp between
some Of thepupils.
At the close of the contest, the
committee reported the names of the
successful contestants. George N.
Grisham, in an appropriate speech,
presented a beautiful silver medal to
Johnnie Morrow, the best declaimer
in the boys class. The other medals.
three in number, were then awarded
by H. Presnell. Mr.. V. +. Easily took
the gold medal, as best declaimer.-
Miss Fannie Chase took the silver
medal for best reader. Miss Isabel
b. man took the prize for best rec :
tatior. The odl prize was taken by
:. A. McLin.
MI. Murray has made a SPLENDID
success of his school; He is already
taking rank among our best and
most successful teachers.
The good people Of the vicinity
had taken care to have on fairgrounds
an excellent dinner, which everybody
enjoyed. The day waa pleasant and
the audience enjoyed it. Everything
v as in good taste, and we are glad to
e tie closing exercises Of our
schools made entertaining and eleva-
ting as well.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
Death of Judge Tripg.

Hon. 9. F. Trigg, judge of the
Unired States district court, for the
eastern and middle districts of Ten
nessee, died at his residence in Sulli
van county, Sunday evening, at 6
o'clock. His death was not unexpec-
ted, as he has been seriously ill, with
out hope of recovery, as was under
stood for several weeks. But he had
many warm friends here and else.
where, who regret to hear of his
death.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
Fine FIour.

We were placed under many obi
cations to MI. w. e. Hale, Of Austin
Springs,f for a sack of extra fine family
-four, made by him. We don't think
we are saying any more than what
we a stand too, when we say that
it cannot be equalled by any mill in
this State. 1t certainly is the finest
we ever saw. Mr. Hale informs us
that it was made with his patent
milestone dress put on, which speaks
volumes for 1t. We advise every mill
owner in this county to procure his
dress and use it, it will pay ahundred
per cent better to do so.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
BE Wise and Happy.

lfyou will stop all yonr extravagant
n wrong notions in doctoliag your
self and families with expensive doc
tors or humbug curc-alls, that do harm
always, and use only natures simple
remedies for all your ailments you
will be wise, well and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy
for this, the great, wise and good will
for you, is Hop Bitters-rely on it,
See another cOlumn.-Press.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
Better Pines.

Better business revival and new era
of prosperity which is now fairly in
augurated, is in keeping with the in
creased health and happiness g all
over the land, aud is one of the re-
suits obtained from the Introduction
of Warner Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. THE changes wrought by this
says Rev. DIR. Harvey, seem
but little less than miraculous"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29

If il be true, and we presume it is,
that that man is happiest who makes
Others most happy, then DR.. Hart
must enjoy a very enviable sort of
feeling, for where can a mar be found
who has done moe to relieve suffer-
ing than he has, by giving to the
world his celebrated medicine, Harris
Relief, Discovery, Pills, etc?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
County Convention.

Notice is hereby given that a Re
publican Convention will be held in
Jonesboro at II, m on the first Mon
day in May next, to nominate n can
didate for Sheriff and Trustee 1f
Washington County. The Chairman
of civil District Committees should
take the necessary steps to have their
districts represented in said Conven-
ton. The basis of representation
will be one vote for every % Republic
can voters cast in the Presidential
election Of 1876.
BY order of the Executive Commit
tee.
r. REEVES, CHAIRMAN.
JonesbOro Tenn. April, IL, 1880.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29

We desire to call the attention of
such OF orr readers as may be contem-
plating housekeeping, or who are re-
p%lenishing their stock Of house-fur-
nishing necessaries, to the card of
Mr.. Charles L. Aadley, Cooper Insti-
tute, New York City, where may be.
found in stock a complete assortment.
of White and Decorated French Chi
ma, and English Porcelain Dinner,
Tea, and Chamber Sets, etc, etc , as
well as all Metal and Wooden Wares.
This firm has long made a speciality
Of sending their wares throughput the
country, on receipt of p. 0. Money
Order or by Express c. o. d.; aud, as
they are reliable and experienced,
this is often of great advantage to
our friends at distance. Catalogue
and Price-List mailed free on appli-
cation.