Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
AUST Tribute to i i Noble Man.

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a Just Tribute to Il Noble Man. .
Bristol Reporter. '3'-l 5!''A
One ef the saddest duties tie lie.
porter has ever had to 'performt is tt
chronicle the death of Judge w "
Deaderick. He died at Ills home ii
Bl6untville, at 8 ! o'clock Thursday
morning! u Though this result has
been: expected for many days as the
inexorable demand Of that dread 'diss
ease, iconsamption, the n ews. at last
will be receive d with a thrslI Of de3p,
est sorrow. Mr. Deaderitl was one
loflthesleading lawyers iof this section,
and his ability was. recognized by his
appointment, by ysaoy.' marks, - the
SupreineaR Repcla. as b ieeml,el Of Ihe
J aCoanmissidn GoEpt. He represented
Sui Ivan county ia the Constitutional
convention of 1870, aud was by com,
mon consentloft the democratic party
without d convention gfven the race
for chancellor for the TChancary BIZ
sision in Isl ls5s iaHEie vas st1an qf
him to faltere in the diaehafse of. a
!kuown2dnte,, whatever might BE- the
con ieqpeuces to himself He had Ne IL, t
the courage to do whatliei conceived i i've
to be wrong!Ha AN Eln( 81 man has
g63e, and his, place will be-. hard 10,
I'LL. TITS q ee1solatiQn I'd know that,
he 1hetsS the lingvitat}leo ihoiur .,thab
awaits us. all, in tlfe BOSOM Of his
family ,hnti istrrotinSTed by synlpltGiz,
in g4friends and iieighbors, 'al, that
he will followed to his last res e ttine ,;
place by the general regret Of all
WHO knew him .. : II tho cdnciousnessi
of duty done, and the. respect and
g3od viii of our fellow meo. e4n,
sihooth the Way how gently, ana
ii;oislesslY MUST he IhaVo glide{l into
the iunseen world, To fiiteliaet and,
learning ofa high order, was addel5s a,
Quality Which f..:.saseared Judge, ,Deaal'
erick personally to. all who. camesiin
contact With him.. His !, Heart .ayefai
flowed with the 6. lmf.illki lmf.ill l. Of human kinds
ness.{ He would not sayno2rSo a.
friend ora harsh thing to pm antagosl
mist. If he. could he woufI have
dropped a bear upon the. faults ofhu-
manity and blotted the4l out for arori'
Instability ,colnmaGded our admirai
ton 1apl'j and his = kindness kElad of lheaft won
spf suqh .as As s is. i VAS there he fow on
earth So - j; a.o4 adl t.5a So
!. + lQ}f ,daa;h sas he was there are many
in heayenI' ,ei..fett o,!f n 9faiii aTSt
re L. l,,1 q fa,,Il ~ ,,,,c I,;r ax-of-. O..
i've modesty. .iafiis ylife Was tg5entle Q;
Rndlthe clements, So mixed ia hin, that
Natlue, mighty stani up, All tsay'toi all
the world Ii This TI4hi WAS vas iarillsal g man
dons e. t=.,ss4-..se 81: .l.z,s. ii
III hNdgres Killed asHAbipgdon,s : I
tBrlst0TR Reporter. 1siijeiiR nsif; II j'3ti'
sdC ChTHufsaava1t Il, Ia,l 4Sair 'o oro,n njs Il
af9sXEs.si sfns!.'a@o elS f'ii fS Aoel sss
a. q frs.Igdon, a man by the name
OF Duff shot and instantly killed q
ne gro, man with,Yhom he. had quar-
relied about a, bet in which ,tWc nty>
five cents was involved.I Duff was
arrested and lodged in Jail ,ssfi Both
n1en were from the country, eno 81
D 40 9;lTF7yt IN jS-tETr sed *
One OF it's Best. ~rp laaisac
Rdjg5sffssyflie Rj Telephone. h''e' ssof'ri9Ter
g The Jaenesbotdro Herald and III T'iiib6 b16flt flt
,is IS, one Of Our best e5tllaptlgggess, Aliq
every mum Der, it seems to Us, gets
better and better. = We wash The pro pro
j prietofS & aII ls the success tllat they s.
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