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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-26

AUG. 21.-our people are beginning ia
liven up q little again since the rains
have abated and the sun shines warm.
Most of our farmers are about done
breaking for wheat. and from the present
outlook there win be a large crop sown
this fall.
For the last few days Messrs. Solomon
Onks and sons. have been in this district
with their steam thresher, and are doing
good work.
Messrs. G. G. Hale and brother have
bought the right to sell the Georgia steam
washing machine, and will commence
the canvass in a few days.
Messrs. T. J. Cox and Joe. Keefawver
have bought the right to sell the above
named washer in Hawkins county. The
writer wishes the above named parties
success In their new undertaking.
Two young gents from Boon's Creek
are maneuvering behind the counter in
Jonesboro. One makes pills and the 9th.
er yields the yard stick.
Messrs. J. A. Morley and G. G. Hale
have bought out the stock of dry goods
formerly owned by s. II. Anderson Of
Joncsboro, and propose going into the
mercantile business at Flourville.
Up to this date we have but little sick
ness.
Mr.. Guss Tipton's little boy has been
very sick but Is better.
Well, by the way, in q short time | will
report a wedding, in which the lady viii,
not have to change her name.
Our school directors met the other day
and elected j. J. Hale TO teach the school
at Hodges and J. L. Clark at Gravel Hill,
and Miss L. S. Bowers at Deakins's. Our
schools win open on the second Monday
In September. ONE OF THE BOYS.
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OUR N-EIaHBoRs.
GreeneyiIle.


Republican, Aug. 10.
The tobacco crop in Greene county is
looking splendid, a great deal better than
last year. There is about twice the acre.
age over last.
Alfred Hoard died yesterday after u
p%rotrscted attack of typhoid fever. This
puts an end to one Of the largest suits be-
fore this court. 1t is a pitiablc conclu-
sion of a young mans career.
Ottway correspondence: The southern
confederates of the Twelfth district, met
at Armitagc's school house the 18th inst.
and organized q southern confederacyt
Resolving, that they would dissolve part
nership with Republicans. -They pledge
themselves that they will neither rent
hire or trade with a Republican. SOM
of them say they want the "negrow
back In bondage, SC they can use thu
willow again.
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The following resolutions we've unani-
mously adopted by the members Of the
county normal just before adjournment,
Aug. 90:
We, the pupils OF the county normal
of Washington county, after being under
the instruction of q noble faculty, select
ed by our worthy superintendent, do
hereby endorse the following resolutions;
Be II resolved, That we do return our
heart felt thanks and kindest wishcsto
the county superintendent and faculty for
the pleasant and instructive manner in
which they have conducted the work.
Be 1t further resolved, Tha. due thanks
and appreciation be extended to Mr.. /. II.
Akin, for the music furnished during
the series.
J. II. Carson,
w. s. SQUIBB,
8. G. BLAIR,
Committee.
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Another sufferer.

For six years l was afflicted with chron-
ic rheumatism part Of the time perfectly
helpless, not being able to walk at all.
For q while my left leg was drawn back
ward until nearly doubled. / had q
number Of running sores on It. Physi.
clans gave me no relief. tried every
patent medicine recommended for rhcu.
matism, being a druggist myself, but, to
no profit. At last commehced the use
of Swift's Specific. At frstit seemed ID
make me worse. Mylcg was much swollen
and l had q physician 10 lance It. Isoon
began to improve. Aftertaling less than
q dozen bottles Of Swift s Specific, I found
myself sound and well for the first time
In six years. That was five months ago;
/ have felt no symphonic Of the disease
since. i believe Swift's Specific TO BE-
the best Of all rheumatic remedies made.
| commend It TO all who are suffering a.
/ have suffered.
JOHN r. PEEL, with C.rEs Obinchaiu,
Druggist, Pilot Point, Tcxas, JAN, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8
Atlanta, Ga. 1877 w. 28d st., N. ".
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Here and There.

Cleveland Banner-News, Aug. 20.
J. II. Hood, editor of that live newsy
sheet, the McMinn Citizen, passed through
the city Monday, on his way to Chatta-
nooga. He had with him his little daugh-
ter, and infroms us that the diphtheria
was prevailing at Athens to an alarming
extent.
AS the train pulled out of Tullahoma
for Nashville on Monday evening, August
9th VIC saw just such a sight as we hope
never to again witness. We were in the
last car and as the train started we heard
the shrek Of some n in pain and saw
the crowd on the depot platform rush
towards the car. We looked out at the
window and saw a man caught between
the car and platform. The space was
only five and one half inches and he was
caught Just below the ribs. He went to
step on the front end Of the car, from the
depot platform, and missed his footing.
The car was In motion and he was rolled
round and round until the cor had run Its
full length, when he fell across the track
and was carried TO the hotel as dead.
M. A. Mcfarland, of Bristol, has pur.
chased of Messrs. Dickey & Anderson
the city drug store. The business will be
continued at the old stand, and new goods
DO added to the present stock. The new
store viii be In charge Of Mr.. W. L. Nc
Farland, who has rented the Swingle
property. and has moved with his family
from Bristol. --Johnson CITY Comet.
Joe Hicks. a young man living a few
miles in The country. was walking along
the railroad with two or three others, and
says that just as the mail train was pass
ing them, a long pointed piece Of glass
was thrown from a window which STRUCK
him In the stomach. cutting through
some thick clothing and penetrating two
or three inches. lie walked on to towI
"a mile or two) where Drs. Bogart ant
Magcc examined and dressed the wound
finding no sign Of any glass left In Thu
cut. This seems a rather heavy respon
aibility to be placed on little piece o
glass, and the extreme casualty Of coming
from a car window. but the men will
him corroborated HIS statement concern
Ing the facts S,sstrater Nsrs. ~
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enjoyed the genial company of Capt. Nc
Laughlin and his estimable lady. Misses
JULIA Brown. Lena Corner and Dina Bailey
are three of Unicoi's fairest daughters.
Our next Governor, A. A. Taylor. will
poll all the votes. in the county except
about ten or twelve. The old substantial
Democrats of that county will not sup
port the ungrateful Bob. The Republi-
cans are confident Of Alfs. election. and
say the most excitement that can be
raised the better II will be for us. o.
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Guitar for sale. Inquire at this Office
Death Of an Old Citizen.

1t becomes our painful duty to chroni-
Gle the death Of another highly respected
citizen of Washington county under cir.
cumstances peculiarly distressing. On
Tuesday morning, Aug. IL. Mr.. John
Kcicher, residing in the 4th district, end.
ed his life by taking poison.
For some time past 1t has been cviden Mt
that Mr.. Keicher's mind was affected,
While usually rational he had periods OF
mental depression. during which the
world seemed gloomy and too full Of
trouble for him to bear. Monday morn.
ing last, lie asked for some keys to set
Of drawers, saying thathe wished to look
up some papers. In one Of the drawers
was q box Of the poison known as "Rough
on Rats This he managed TO slip out
and s%ecrete. unknown tohis family. On
Tuesday morning, while left alone for q
short time, he swallowed the contents of
the box. The dose made him sick and
when found he was vomiting. He eem-
ed perfectly rational and told his friends
what he had done and said he wanted to
get out Of this world Of trouble. The
neighbors were Immediately notified and
did ill that could be done for the unfor-
tunate man, but the deadly poison had
entered his system and their efforts were
unavaiing. Mr.. Kcicher was about 70
years Of age and highly esteemed by all
who knew him. The remains were in,
tered IL Mount Lebanon cemetery.
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Visit 10 unIcoi.

AUG. 22.-Last week your correspon-
dent took q flying trip to the mountain
county, and must confess, that | was CO.
gently struck with the romantic features
Of the place. This county embraces one
of the most beautiful and fertile valleys
in all upper East Tennessee. The salu-
brity Of the atmosphere and the natural
endowments Of her mountains will one
day make il the richest portion of the
country in this end of the State. The
situation of Erwin Uhe county seat) Is
admirable, and should the railroad, now
under consideration, be opened from
Johnson City through that place to West
ern North Carolina, II will greatly in.
crease the value Of property, and no
doubt, rapidly build up the town. New
and splendid buildings are already pro-
jected, and the people appear ready and
willing to render all possible assistance to
encourage the building Of the road. They
are q unit for this gigantic movement,
and a very large and enthusiastic railroad
meeting was held at Erwin on the night
Of the 18th inst, for the purpose Of con
sidering the proposition submitted to
them by the company. who anticipate
building the road. / did net learn the
result Of the meeting. though the propo-
sition Is flair and liberal one, and indi'
cations point TO the roads completion.
The company asks q loan from the coun'
ty of $25. 900 for q period Of ten years
In consideration Of which they bind and
obligate themselves to rerect In Erwin en-
terpriscs at an expense Of from 500, COZ
TO $780, 600, and to complete The roat
within six months from the time Of be
ginning work.
The celebrated Unaka Springsare onl.
81 miles from the town. This Is ian
blimc place, aud the water Is the fines
chalybeate. The high mountains, N
frowning rock, and the Chucky rixsr
very much enhances tho picturesquenas
of the surroundings. The atmospAer
about the Spring Is so exhllerating tina
TO breathe ills u benedictlon, and Oh.
dark shade. made from the cluster o
small growth. forms n favorite prone
made for lovers in the cleaning. tn
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wonderful Cures.

w. d. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bittcrs and Bucklen's
Arnica Salye for two years. Haye never
handled remedies that sell as well and
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF few bot
ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric B,ttcrs. We
guarantee them always. Sold by ]. j.
Hunt. l.
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Holston NORTHWESTERN OF Tsnnessee

Holston Presbytery-Synod OF Tennessee.
Helston Presbytery will meet this
Thursday merning at II o'ctock, in the
Second Presbyterian church. The fol
lowing programme will be observed dur
ing the week:
Thursday. a. m.-Retiring Moderator's
sermon, by Rev. John r. Gass, Of Kings
port. H Fg
Thursday evening--Joint Home and
Foreign Missionary meeting.
Friday a. m.-Presbyterial sermon;
Subject, Walking with God,' by Rev.
s. A. Collie, Of Greeneville.
Friday night-Popular Sabbath school
meeting, conducted by chairman Of the
Sabbath school committee, Rev. A. J.
Collie, of Tusculum. A number of ad-
dresses will be made by different brethren.
Saturday morning and evening SER
mons will be preached by mcnabers Of the
P~resbytery.
Sunday morning-Sermon by the mod
orator followed by the communion Of the
Lords Supper. There willalso be preach
ing at night.
The people are invited to- these public
services as well as to the. PresbyteriaI
services.
Regular presbyterial services will be
held from $50 a. M, to II o. M. eacl
day. .1G
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TO STRETCH HEMP.
A Verdict In tho Chicago Anarchist Taiais
~ - Ye,r~ rReAched. -~r-T

90. HNAN aA -
Tho jury In the,Aharchist trial at Chi
cago returned the following verdict:
I'VE, the jury, find the defendants.
August Spies, Michael Sehwab. Samuel
Felden. Albert r.. Parsons, Adolph
Fischer. Geo, Engel and Louis Lingg,
guilty of murder as charged in the In
dictment, and fix the penalty at death.
We find the defendant, Oscar w. Neebe,
guilty Of murder in manner and form as
charged in the Indictment, and fix the
penalty at imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary at fifteen years" The motion for a
new trial. it is expected, will be heard
early next month. If it Is overruled.
Judge Gary will pronounce sentence, and
fix the date for carrying out of the death
penalty. The case wflIthen go TO the
Supreme Court for review. Its the gon-
orally. expressed view Of lawyers that The
Supreme Court will not interfere If Judge
Gary refuses q new trial.
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The BEST Rheumatle Medleine.

Mr.. J.. w. Marshall, o merchant in
Hayneville, and well known In Houston
county, Ga, has this TO say about The
"best of all rheumatic remedies'
II have been q sufferer from fhcuma-
tism for 28 years; l am now sound and
well; six bottles Of Swift's Specific cured
me. ! write this In the hope that others
may profit by my experienced"
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Active. ru.hIne and RELIABLE,

~. Hunt eau always DO relied upon
10 carry in stock tho purcst and best
goods, and sustain the reputation or be-
Inc active, pushing and relisblcs by rec,
ommending articles with well established
merit, and such as are popular. Having
the agency for the celebrated. Dr. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, colds
and coughs, will sell n on . positive
~gnsrantee. II will surely cure any and
every affection OF throat. lungs or chest,
and In ordcr, 10 prove our claim, we ask
you TO call and get y Triad Bottle Free.
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IF you are in need Of anything in the
Music Line, it will pay you to call on or
write to r. b. Overman, Bristol, Tenn.
for terms and prices. He keeps q large
stock Of Pianos, Organs and all kinds of
Musical Instruments, Sheet Music and
Music Books. Prices the lowest. Terms
to suit the public. jan7y1.
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Lost, strayed or STOLEN,

A small black dog Of the terrier species,
but with shorter head and legs than usu-
al with dogs Of that kind. Answers to
the name Of Jack" win pay q liberal
reward for the return or any information
Of his whereabouts. J. A. FEBRUARY.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings August Term, 1859.

2.IMN" 2 N.NI AN# fHf - rHf"A
Proceedings August Tern, lSse.
STATE vs..
John Morrell-Arms. Found guilty,
and fined $50 and costs.
Ann Emnerson-Larceny. Found
guilty; sentenced TO 10 days ins county
fail and to pay costs.
John Morrell7Contempt. Fined $3.50
and COSTS rgEs9S g9s
John Bushong-Larceny Found
guilty. Sentenced TO three nfonths in
couniyyjail and to pay costs ~ prosecu-
ton. GEk $ESl
Warren McMakin--order fqr State TO
Henry o'Drien- Order for State TO pay
costs. grt
Catharine Miller-LarceAy. Notguilty.
State for costs.
CIVIL CASES. ~
Jas. II. Roberts VS.. E. r., sc. r,
R,-Damage. Continued.
Florine Boreing VS.. John A Kcpling
er. Continued.
Maggie Carter vs.. A. j carier-Di
vorce. Granted.
j. r. Simpson and wife Alkaline Sinp
son, vs.. Lewis Ling-Reviyor of judg.
ment. Judgment revived.
Eli Widner, VS.. H. g. AnsSina surviy'
ing partner Of Austin & Co, fol
sale of land made to satisfy plaintiff
debt and costs.
L, Z. Barkley VS.. W. B. Barkley-Di
vorce. Continued.
JohnR Spergin vs.. Geo, w. Allison
ct al. Continued.
George E. swadley VS.. EFT v. & Ga
r. II. Co-Damage. Judgment in favoI
of defendant; plaintiff to pay costs.
j. r. Simpson VS.. u. T.,V. Il Ga. Il
r.. Co--Two cases. Dismissed; plaintiff
to pay costs,
A.. V. Deaderick VS.. J.iB 0uld--Re
covery. Judgment for plalptiff; defend
ant TO pay costs.
Nathan Hodge VS.. VIM. Mcqueen
Continued, Ftf 4sEfffg WA
Cullen \ Newman vs., n J. Rankin
Continued. E
John Hodges VS.. Ed Hale. Conlinu
ed.
l.. ID. X. Self VS., G. W, lord. Iude
ment against plaintiff for costs.
P.SW. Sliger, ct al, Va. j. d. Tilsoi
Stricken from docket.
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Monuments and Tombstoncs,

II. c.. Remine Of Limestone, Washing.
ton county, Tenn, is better than ever
prepared to furnish all kinds, grades and
designs of domestic and foreign marble!
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Great variety of Cigars. Cigarettes and
Tobacco at O'Brien's.

"Her features are not regular, yet what
an attractive face she hasl' II is her
beautiful hair. Once 1t was thin, grayish
and fading. A few bottles Of Parker's
Hair Balsam wrought the transformation.
1t will do as much for anybody.
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My Mid Summer Bargains are near.
ly all taken. Ladies wishing anything
in the way of Hats, Flowers, Feathers,
etc., will do well to call during the next
TWO WEEKS, as ! am cleaning out my
stock preparatory to laying in q heavy
Fall stock. Will be glad to see all my
old friends. LIZZIE RUssEIL.
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ANsouNcEmEsTs

l hereby myself as Prohibi.
ton candidate to represent the people Of
Washington county in the State Legisla-
ture. represent the law and order ele-
ment, and my platform Is, s'death to the
liquor traffic" A. NJ. MErrErAL-
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Many q person is starving with a full
table before them. Appetite gone! Am
bition gonel Lifea burdenl IT WHAT Is
the matter? The Liver has ceased to
do its proper work. The life channele
are clogged. Poisonous fluids are
thrown back into the blood, which
should be thrown out. SMfTHSBILE
BEANS will surely stimulate the liver
to do its work well, and headache, sal
lowness and bad breath will flee away.
Price, 25 cents per bottle. AL druggists.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
For sale by J. j. Hunt,
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Every mother In the land should know
the value Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and
never be without 1t. Ills free from OPT.
atcs. Price % cents n bottle.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, sho cried for Castoria,
When sho became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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"A good job press for sale. Inquire
al III. and T. Office. ai4stli4
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The fact Is the Cutting edge seems 70
have been worn of this affair with Mexi.
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-cRoUP, wHoopNG COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved BY Shi-
loh's Cure. For sale by ]. j. Hunt.
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aooNs CREEK.

AUa. 23.-The farmers are all about
done plowing for wheat, and there is
some preparation being made 10 SOW
winter oats.
J. II. Jennings Of the 10th district is
very low with iux. The summons of
death has been in our land ard taken
away the little infant son Of George
Goodman.
The thresher of Mr.. Chas. Cox g. Bro.
is In our vicinity. They will move from
Mn Keefauyer's to-day to LII. Jennings
and from there to D. L. Thornburg and
sons. They have threshed nearly 10000
bushels Of wheat this year. Who car
beat II?
One Of Boon's Creeks highly ant
esteemed young men. G. +. Thornburg
gave the people of Chestnut Grove a lee.
turc on temperance Saturday night Aug
Ia. lie was assisted by II. d. Cox. TIL,
young men handled their subjects well
and showed to the people the effects Of
strong drink in a very striking way.
Prof. A. NJ. Mettetal, the candidate fol-
representative on the prohibition ticket
will give the people Of johnson City
lecture on temperance. He will be nc
companied by Mr.. G. F. Thornburg ant
others. r.
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n Cali on O'Brien for ice.cold Beer, in
bottle and on draught.
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-A-i0x is Job press. complete with
roller mould. etc. ut q bargain At this
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Its astonishing to sec the crowd
gathering at 0'Brien's Restaurant TO sec
the great show; the finest pet Of the day.
Gene one, come oil, and see the pet Bear.
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"A bargain in a Guitar at this office.
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Best, Mountain Brandy and Corn
Whisky for medical purposes ate Brieh's
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DIR. M. LYTLE's ELIXIR win Cure
Bowel Complaints. .el
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-O'Brien has been croweG at his Res
taurant this and last week. Allie wants
for satisfaction is for the public TO give
him a trial.
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COUNTY NEWS.
CHERRY GROVE.

AUG. 23.-Prof. A. G. Crosswhite and
8. X. Hartman returned from johnson
county last Thursday, where they had
been fer ten days visiting friends and en-.
joying the pure mountain breezes and
quenching their thirst from the ice cold
springs which are numerous. They re-
port q most enjoyable time.
Mr.. ]. M. Tucker, Of johnson City
late Of Scotland county. No., has beer
visiting relatives and friends at Cherry
Grove for q few days.
Messrs. w. B. Hale and j. P. Moore
Of Terrell, Texas. who have been visiting
relatives here for the past three weeks
will start for Texls Tuesday. Mr.. Mel
win Good win accompany them.
Mr.. II. N. Hartman has returned from
Scotland county, NO., and is now among
his old friends in this county.
Mrs. A. G. Crosswhite and children
have gone to Morning Star, to visit friend:
for a week, leaving the Prof. to keer
bachelors hall.
Mr.. j. F. Keys, formerly a typo On the
Mountain City Tomahapk, Is now visit,
ing his mother and other relatives neal
Morning Star ; in September, he viii
again enter the deaf mute school al
Knoxville, Tenn, and review his studies
preparatory to entering the deaf mute
college Mt W Washington, D. c., where he
intends to graduate.
Will some one please inform us where
the remains of the Cherry Grove Sabbath
school and W. @. Martins big bell were
inferred, that we may at least show some
token of respect. if 1t be only to erect O
small monument to their sacred memory.
Mrs. Julia Kite, Of Greene county, who
has been visiting friends in this section,
has been very much indisposed, but Is
now convalesccnt.
W, w. Good of Opossum Hollow, Is
confined to his room with fever.
The farmers Of this section are most al
done breaking for wheat, and from pres
ent indications a larger acreage will b.
sown this fall than has been for scvera.
years.
Josiah Thompson Of Locust Mount
erected n larne tobacco harm last week
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-Quarto-m edium iobber for sale.
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