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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-12-13
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post ONCE at Joneesboro
Tenn, and advertised December 8. lSeSf
Geo. Brown "a. Bar7ons; Miss Sallie Birke
c.:Gen. 4. E. Clark; W. Crumley; Miss
Lizzie Cash.
@Sa A. Dehart.
HI. T. Huffman; Mitchell W. Hall; VIII
J..R. NJ. Johnson; Edward s.. Jones.
K-WiIliam nne s. Laws.
Mild. David Murray; Arthur P. Mills;
Miss Mary Mickey; Elizabeth Miller.
Ms. w. Nutty.
Roberts, S.-W. e. Smith; Sam'1 A. Sturm;
SaIIie skinner. T.-MF. Thorn. W.|Chas.
81. Warner; John williams.
II not called for in 30days they will be sent
to the Dead Letter once. When called fol
please say advertised.
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WANTED.
Hill Bushels Good Plump
WHEAT.
G. F. SOLUBLE,
JonesborO, Tenn.
An Ugly Picture

A man whose very look fo"bids
your approach; if he speaks it is
a snarl; if he smiles-but he
meyer does that; his wife and chill
dren are made unhappy because he
holds aloof from them, and does
not enter into any of their plans to
make home pleasant and cheerful;
he is a burden to himself, his fami>
ly and friends, when he might be
a Joy and a comfort by using Harris
Blood and Liver Pills, and getting
his bilious system cleaned out.
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An Open Letter.

KNOXVILLE, TENN. Nov. q.
SIR want Immediately sew
eral experienced canyassers to take
orders for Pianos, Organs Books
and Jewelry. Will pay such men
a reasonable salary if they will ap-
ply at once. Address
w. +. CUMMINs, Agt.
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Institute.

Greenwood Institute.
The following are the statistics
of the school at Greenwood In
stItute, Sth district, for the second
month, 1888:
New pupils enrolled IL
Total pupils enrolled 68
Number who have left school 10
Days present GAL
paws absent 100
Tardies 90
? Per cent of attendance 81
Best record for attendance $3.50
Second best record for at
tendance 9l.ol
Visitors 10
The above report is in every re-
spect cr~editable. / am certainly
pleased with the report for the
month now closed.
I shall be glad for the patrons
and friends to visit us at any time.
T. J. PEOPLES,
Teacher.
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A western paper speaks of the
Mormons as a set of towards. IhlS
cannot be, as men who can boss
half a dozen or more wives must
necessarily be brave.
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DOWN They GO!

Having a large stock OF WINTER
clothing, which must be sold,
in order to do SO we propose offer>
ing them to the trade ut rock
bottom prices. Quick sales and
small profits is our motto. Call
and examine.
DoSsER s MCCALL
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School Report From Cedar Creek

School Report From Cedar Creek.
Mr.. EDITOR: The school at Cedar
Creek Academy is very prosperous
this year. The Ne. enrolled is So;
average daily attendance 6S. The
fourth month of the term closed
Nov. Both. During the month
there were 10 visitors, among whom
were Mr.. L. q. Peoples, Prof. Hut>
ton and the school directors.
This Academy is located in a very
beautiful place, on the eastern part
of Buffalo Ridge.
The people, no doubt, will in a few
wears have a school here that can't
be surpassed IN the county,
Respectfully, H. I'll. @.
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Another. Campaign Lie

Speaker,elect Carlisle defers III
everything to his talented ana
dignifed wife, and gives her tne
credit for the success OF his pupilc
career.
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10 Rep.ir D,Ynaces.

d ear lacy, there is probably no use telling
you that fashionable life /; II a great city is q
sleep and mental excitement VIII leave you
by and by shorn Of those beautiful tresses
which drew lovers around You in other years.
Artificial substitutes can never pc ss for those
rich ahG e-ossy locks. Ike hair Balsam
will stop your hair fIom falling out, restore
its natural color and softness and prove
cleansing and beneficial to the scalp.
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STOVES!
STOVES!
STOVESi

One Of the largest, handsonlest
and cheapest lots of stoYes that
was eyer brought to J%onesboro can
now be seeen at j. j. Hunts hard
ware store. He invites everybody,
and the ladies especially, to GALL
and see them. Prices lower than
ever before known.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-12-13

Gen. Fremont wants to be re-
instated and placed on the retired
list with the rank of Major>Gen'
eral.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-12-13

HMake your old things look
like new by using the Diamond
Dyes, and you will be happy. Any
of the fashionable colors for III
contS
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DON'T FORGET
That
Santa Claus

Win have his headquarters for
! Christmas Goods at Akin &
! Powelrs this year.
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Fair Warming.

All parties having unsettled
business with the late firm of
Dosser& Smith must settle by
January LIST, 1851, OIL their claims
win be placed in the hands of an
officer.
Is DOSSER g. SMITH,
Per G. L, Smith, surviving part
ner.
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En,Iepsv Entirely Cured.

Prof. Irving B. Smith, of Pike,
N. Y, makes the following state.
ment. "Samaritan Nervine has
entirely cured me of epileptic fits.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-12-13

Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use Car
~resslV for sieepless, nervous, dyspeptic suf-
ferers, Price - cents, all druggists,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-12-13

If you are tired taking the large old-fash
ioned gripping pills Try Carter's Little Live
Pills and take some comfort. a man cithr
and everything. One pill! . dose,
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ALBANY, N. Y.
z Fl E s IT N
NEW YORK, 1884.

? ABOUT sixty million copies of II U
have gonesent of our establishment during
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If Won were 10 paste end to end all the col
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again.
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If every buyer of a copy of THE sun dur
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ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
OF
FOREIGN Literature, Sci
ence, and Art.
1~SS4-4Oth Year.

The EIectic Magazine %reproduces from
foreign periodicals all those articles
which are valuable to American readers
Its field of selection embraces all the
leading Foreign Reviews, Magazines,
and Journals. The subscriber has in
this way, in a compact form, the best
work OF the ablest writer's in the world.
Its plan includes Science, Essays, Re
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The following lists comprise the prin-
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are made and the names of some OF the
leading writers who contribute to them.
PERIODICALS.
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Edinburgh Review,
Westminster Review,
Contemporary Rcview,
Fortnightly Review,
The Nineteenth Gently,
Popular Science Review,
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Longman's Magazine,
New Quart. Magazine,
Temple Bar,
Belgravia,
Good Words,
London Society,
Saturday Review,
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The Academy, |
The Athenaeum,
~ knowledge, ETC.. etc.
AUTHORS.
Rt. Hon. w E. Gladstone,
Alfred Tennyson, !
Professor Tyndall, |
ssi professor Huxley,
Rich, A. Proctor, 3. A.
J.. Norman Lockyer, F. r. S.
DR.. w. B. Carpenter,
e. 3. Tyler,
Pro-. Max Muller,
Professor Owen.
Matthew Arnold. i
E. A. Freeman, D.. G. L.
James Anthony Froude,
Thomas Hughes,
William Black.
Mrs. Oliphant,
Miss. Thackcray,
Cardinal Newman,
Cardinal Manning,
Thomas Hardy,
w. + Mallock,
Emile Laboulaye,
Henri Taine, and others.
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~ 1
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Trial subscription for three months, 81.
The Eclectic and any 81 magazine to one
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e. R. PELT0N, Publisher,
25 Bond Street, New York.
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reel Cards and ChrOmOS.

We will send free by mail a sample set OF our
large German, French, and American ChronIo
Cafds,o on tinted and gold grounds, with a price LIS,
c. noeta0e. We will also send free by mail as
SAMPLES, ten of our beautiful chromos, on recei :
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ehromos. Agents wanted. Address +. GLEASON
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GUNS, GUNS.

II you want Il brcech-loading
gun, double or single, Oarreled, or
a good rifle. call on j. J. Hunt.
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TERMS-Single copies, as cents, one
copy, n yea, $5, five copies, $40.
Trial subscription for three months, 81.
The Eclectic and any 81 magazine to one
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s1.5o a Year. Spot Cash.
Volume XIV. No. 1.

Volume XIV, No. L.
Only a few days till Christmas.
Pork is down to seven cents.
j. L. Cole, of Mt. Horeb, was
in town this week.
Miss Lena Mason has returned
home. G r.
-Trunksi TrunksM Trunksl!l
at Dosser & McCalTs.
-Diphtheria is again in our
midst.
"A. T. Donually was in town
Saturday.
H. G. .Remine, of Limestone,
was in town Monday.
The apple wagon we haye all
ways with us.
Fine yarns in all colors at
Dosser & McCalI's.
Holiday goods are plentiful
in town.
-Chancery court closed last
weeE.
IS. a.. Anderson has had the
front of his stable whitewashed.
&C. K. Lide spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
DR.. Bowel is confined to his
! room with sickness.
latest in gents neckwear
81 Dosser & McCal's.
Sov-1 ch4fr k10 cfnnnt
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See W.: d. BidzIe beJofe
0yzuhinds Of goods.
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NNTTNE

NOTICE.
On Thursday. the twenty-second day
of Decenlbe-, 1851 / will sell at public
sale, at the court house lii Jonesboro,
the law library Of the lat e Il. N, Griffith,
consisting of many OF the best law books.
Also one mich cow, and one gold watch.
All persons indebted to the said estate
must settle without delay. Those holding
claims must present them to me duly
authenticated as the law directs or they
will be barred. Dec. 10, 1883.
JNo. T. GRESHAM, Admir-.
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DERBY HATS.

Derby. hats in all the latesO
styles at Dosser s. McCalfs,
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Ladies making up Wedding Outfits or buying large bills 81
goods, Families or Hotels wishing Carpets, Bedding
Household Linens should not fail to see us or CORES.
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vantage in your own town we ask you to buy from 80
either in person or by mail. We guarantee everythiao
as represented or refund the money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-13

built, oyertures have also been made to
Mr.. Dan from the Coney Island Elevated
road Boston Advertiser.
The Chicago Tribune OF the 9th SAYS the
managers and general freight agents OF the
roads running east from this city will meet
this morning at Commissioner Moore's
office for the purpose of considering the
proposition of advancing the rates on
dressed beet, which was referred to them by
late meeting Of the Joint executive COM
mitteein New York. AT present the dressed
beef rate is sixty per cent above the cattle
rate, which is about as much as the bust
ness can stand. The roads, however, which
are doing but little of the dressed beef busi-
ness, seem TO be Jealous OF the large bust
ness being done by some of their compete
tors, and therefore want the dressed beef
rate made 50 high as to virtually drive that
kind OF business out OF the market. The
movement is largely IN the interest OF those
roads and managers interested in stock
yards as the dressed beef business IS rap
idly assuming large proportions aud COM
menCes to seriously diminish the livestock
business. 1t is not believed that the move
ment which is being made TO increase the
rates on dressed beef to prQhibitve figures
will he successful. The roads now doing
the bulk Of that business will strenuousy
oppose it, and threaten TO leave the east
bound pool If it is carried out. They say
they could not possibly stand M advance in
dressed bee. rates, rs they have made con
tracts at the present rates which cannot be
abrogated, and which will require them
several months 10 carry out,
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.ALLAs EXCHANGE ANp sILvkR
FUTURES.

THERE is an improvement in futures all
around, which has the appearance of being
permanent. In New York they advanced
from 4 TO points and in Liverpool from
Lei to 2-6i. Spots also have iirmer bear
ing and have risen both little III this
country and Europe. Cotton men are con-
graduating themselves in the belief that
bottom prices have been reached and lett
for the season.
Chicago Produce and Provisions. The
future markets opened strong and ad-
yanced until about II o'clock, when
reaction took place, and
they closed lower than yesterday.
April wheat was nominal about noon at
$l0lt, rise of II cents; NAV opened at
$l0Gl, advanced TO 81 o., then began to de-
cline and closed at $l.0il TO Sl.05; falhr &
OIL since yesterday OF from to I of Il cent;
April corn sold at 49, rise of &; May
opened at 5iI advanced to SOD reacted and
closed AZ 81, a decline of toi. The receipts
of grat to-day were: Wheat, 2l 1853; corn,
2J5 03l oats, 40, 73j One year ago they
We're; Wheat, l6 so; corn, 1926; oats, g.,
N2. The shipments to-day were: Wheat,
027l; corn, 50 969; oats, IL ,lGl; same day last
year, wheat, $685. corn; 22,li0; oats, H.
S93, Provisions followed the course Of grain
aud closed easier. April pork was cents
of from yesterdays last sales and quoted
nominal AT $l7 %. For May the decline
was cents, closing at $500 to $3.50.
April lard was reported ll.25 bid; ll,3O
asked, which was u below the day before;
May closed at lisa, an advance OF q cents
above yesterday.
In ST Louis the markets were generally
lower at the close. April wheat brought
$l0Ss, the same price as yesterday May
declined cent and closed at 81 OSs to
$l.0Sl For April corn iGi was bid, fall
ing oil OIL cent; May brought AZ, a de-
cline of I. April oats opened At i2i bid,
but later dispatches reported none on the
market; May oats closed mt i2l which was
4 cent below the last prices yesterday.
WV YnpE
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Einkham's. e Compound.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-13

A Dale OF cotton Was sent from Cuariut,e,
North Carolina few days ago, which
weighed l,65S POUNDS,
Several reports from the districts on the
cotton crops are published in the latest In.
dian Government Gazette. The collector
of Poona reports the out-turn in that dis
trict at ten anuaS in the rupee. The politi-
cal agent at Mahi kantha reports that cot
ton cultivation in the Mahi kantha is very
limited; that this years crop is reported
to be in very ilOuriShing condition, and
that full tlf-anna) yield Is expected. The
collector of Kaladgi reports the estimated
out-turn of this years cotton crop in the
Kaladgi district az eight annas. The col.
lector of Surat reports that the out-turn Of
this years cotton crop in the Surat district
is on an average, estimated at twelve an
mas He further states that the crops have
suffered in some talukas, party from heavy
rainfall after the sowing of cotton and partly
from cloudy atmosphere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-13

liz New Mexico twenty-seven thousand
bogus silver dollars ara said to be in circu.
lstion. Detectives haye learned from y
pal" of ice Hogan. the chief operator,
that it was h,s intention to also put out
large amounts of queer" in Colorado AID
AriYnnn
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srDR kvGxNE DE vAux, OF FRAScE
has made Us his sgen,s for The state Of Icxas
hal Restorative or vitahEer" All slfsslci VIII.
leryOns debility. loss Of manhood and all kin.
ired diseases should AZ once procure hi scirculny
rom which TO learn the cause 81 the dheaaea
thove mentioned, then AZ once % pos ere from
IS OF through us by yorr druggisto or ytxprsSo
he aevcr falling remedy
CRoMDuS, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas. Texas.
by retail a. Howell 4 Bgvs and zseh Tolilver.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide 40 pages Goth
md Gilt binding, 50 cents same IN paper Gov
scents. Manhood, 70 cents; womsnhood.
ents; pamphlet 3 eents securely sealed, b
nail send money or postage stsmpt Dr..
WHITTIER the great specialist eli ST CAAsles
street, ST Louis, No.
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Owe niN Eylstoncc.

AmGAir S. COILS, Of Moorcs;owu, burlington
Co., y. j., says: eighteen months ago / had
hopsy around the heart My physicians aud
friends dcfparcd Of my ever getting we'll. The
first bottle Of Hunts Remedy give mo great re-
lief feel owe my very existence to Hunts
Remedy, and am deeply thankful"
Aladdln's lamp wrought mighty things, but
lIunt's Kemely works mlghtler. Try II.
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Send for our prices, In effect since March
G. 1888, aud circulars, descriptive OF this superior
wire, referring 10 size, strength and material from
which tits made, proc ~ of galvaniZing etc,
GkuR0pN y WARMER Hora.nu
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N you doubt come TO see us and we WIN
CURE YOU, or charge nothing! Write for par.
llcnHrs and copy of the little book 'Messawa
gist as 10 our standing.
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SIMMONS
Pile Ointment!

Cured me IN one spricstion-Dlin Piles
HENRY { BILIOUS.
Rector -. pauls s. Adams, W.
Acted like q Charm-p.OtrUiing Piles.
J. C. WHITNEY, LII. D., Little Fails, y. Y,
Never had 10 use q bnt Ouce-Itching Piles.
L. 4. BROWNING, Master Mccnantc,
Wilmington Tar MoiSS.
Gave relief at once aad stopped all desire to
scratch. H. q BOWKiG.
Insurance Agent, New York.
Allayed oil pain and itching IN one trial,
/, y. QUERoNAlLLE, Rector Trinity Chapel
Sonora, n NJ,
Ask your Druggist for II. 9Sc rer OK.
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CURE YOURSELF

DR.. rohannan s''Vegetahle curative Is war
rnnied 10 permanently cure OIL forms Of spesma-
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men suffering from the CONSEQUENCES Of that
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acts directly on the rafts affected as q soothing
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between Washington avenue and Green street.
~. Louis, Mo- Established 1887
s%Dr BIS "Tteatls, on Special Diseased, n
which gives clear dcineation Of the nature.
symptoms, means of cure, etc, OF SYPHILIS.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc., sent YEEE 70
any address upon receipt Of one stamp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-13
COTTON.

Tnr receipts Of cotton In this city to-day
were 1872 bales. OF which u csne by rail to
the following parties; tor Sanger Brothers,
Hulchins; b lvr w. Z. Dfunsoi.; IL .or Cal