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NIOrristOwn.


Pilot. July s.
A blue crane was killed by John Baird,
on the 9th inst, near Panther Springs,
that measured from top Of head to the
end of bill Of inches, from tip to tip of
wings 0 feet, from its toes on the end of
bill, when standing straight, 4 feet 10
inches.
The Morristown Building Association
met on Monday night, and loaned s171,OO
at 25i per cent. This association in seven
months has loaned 5000 on good real
estate security, and has paid its share.
holders o profit of some 90 per cent.
above all expenses.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at the
'rocks'' about three miles southwest Of
Morristown on Monday night last be-
tween Elijah Shipman and a colored man
named Fleming, about a woman. Ship
man attacked Fleming with q hawk.bill
knife, cutting him across the forehead
stabbing him in the breast, and thrusting
the blade through his throat, from side
to side. Fleming caught up a gun and
emptied a load Of shot into Shipman's
body from his chin down. Strange To
say, neither party is considered danger.
ously hurt.
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The Picnic,

The Knights of Honor picnic last
Thursday was a very enjoyable affair.
The weather was pleasant and every thing
passed Off in a manner thoroughly enjoy
able. The attendance, while perhaps not
as large as anticipated, was reasonably
good considering that just at this time
farmers this year have been obliged to
take advantage of every hour Of good
weather to save their crops. The threat
ening look of the sky in the early part of
the day also probably kept many away
who would otherwise have come. 1t was
estimated that five hundred people visited
the grounds during the day.
The able and interesting address of
Grand Dictator ]. o. Pierce of Memphis
was one of the features of the entertain.
ment. Supreme Dictator L. A. Gratz Of
Knoxville was unfortunately detained at
home on account of the sickness of his
little daughter.
Various amusements helped to fill the
pleasant hours. Chief among them was
the game of base ball between the
REDS Of johnson City and the Jones.
boro Club, although neither club covered
itself with glory. The national game
furnishes many points" for considera:
ten however badly played. The result
was u score of 81 to &c in favor of the
Reds.
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The new fire and burglar proof safe
for the bank has arrived and was placed
in the bank building Tuesday. We un.
derstand that the new institution is al.
ready doing a remarkably good business,
notwithstanding the disadvantage it has
labored under in the delay of the manu-
facturers in making the safe, which was
constructed especially fol- our bank and
combines many new improvements.
The secretary of the Masonic lodge
here received a copy of the Alexandria,
La, TOrn TaM with the following mark.
ed notice.
"a man named Andrew Jackson Aiken,
a native of Tennessee, and at one time n
commission merchant in New Orleans.
died In Alexandria last Tuesday, and his
remains were inferred In the Pineville
cemetery on the same day. He was sick
for over three weeks and was attended by
Dr, b. Is. Price, and nnrsed by Mr.. A.
Hilton. The deceased was the victim of
strong drink, that which has wrecked the
lives and fortunes of so many good men.
Many of our people here will remem.
Der Mr.. Aiken as a kindhearted, pleasant
gentleman, and will be grieved to learn
OF his sad death. He was a son of Mat
thew Aiken, and was born at the old Aiken
homestead about a mile and a half from
town, where he lived until he was grown,
when, with his brother he went to New
Orleans and engaged in the commission
business, and was at one time quite
wealthy.
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LULA L. BAXTER, president.
State Teachers Association.

The twenty-second annual meeting of
the Tennessee State Teachers Association
will be held at Shelbyville, Tenn, August
1S, 10 and 20, 1886. The people of Shell
byville have arranged for the h~ospitable
entertainment of all teachers who may at
tend. Those expecting to be present
should notify Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie, D.
D., or Judge Thos. II. Coldwell, Shelby
vile, Tenn. From al principal stations
tickets at about four cents a mile, round
trip, can be obtained. Tickets must be
bought over each road. Ask the agent for
special rates. All persons who are inter-
ested in educational affairs are cordially
invited to attend and take part in the dis
cussions. The meeting will be interesting
and helpful.
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MECHANICALLY,

Mayor Carr has got his grass cut and
safely housed in his barn, and is snow cut.
ting his oats.
There is not one fourth of an apple crop
in this section.
j. NJ. CARRIER was at Clark's springs
during last week with his family who
have been there two weeks.
Mayor Carr says he would like TO know
where all the candidates are c~anvassing.
There has not been but one in Mechan-
icsyille yet and he rushed through like a
torrent. Come on candidates, we oil would
like to see you. Even u children would
like to see you. They often ask: what
is a candidate? There are quite a num-
Der of voters living near the creek that
passes through our town and would like
to talk with you as they can't do anything
else. Let me just say here to the Repub.
licans Of this county: Let us make a grand
rally the fifth of August and elect every
n on our ticket. We can do 1t. Don't
stay at home on that day.
The Republicans of this district are
well pleased with the prospects. We pro-
pose to roll up the full strength of our
party. 1t has been circulated that the old
royal fourth was not very well pleased
with Col. Brown. don't believe one
word Of it. He will no doubt get the
strength Of his party. Democrats, you
know, will talk.
Mrs. Henry Miller, also Mrs. Lizzie
Huffman have been on the sick list but
are improving rapidly.
Messrs. Henry Miller & Son., are doing
a good business in their wooden mill.
REPUBLICAN.
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Albany correspondence: A woman
was severely bitten by a rattlesnake at
Laurel Gap, the other day, and OF hear.
ing that tobacco was a cure for snake
bites, she at once applied the cure. and
after chewing up half a plug and a
good sized twist she boiled up a lot and
drank the Juice" by this time the eff
fects of the tobacco were a great deal
worse than the bite. The family becom-
ing alarmed, DR.. Bailey was summoned.
who only arrived in time TO save the wo-
mans life. She is now in a fair way for
recovery, but we predict she will never
try tobacco again for a snake bite.
A reunion of the First Tennessee Cav
airy FederaD will be held at this place
some time in the near future. Some citl-
zens of this county, who went with that
regiment through the late MAR, are agitat-
ing the question. and the enthusiasm with
which they have taken hold of the sub.
ject assures success.-BuNetia.
Mr.. Win Fl. Brown Is at work putting
upa building on the old lanyard lot Of
W. X. Brown, TO be used as n spoke and
handle factory. He will put in an engine
of sufficient power to rqp the machinery
and we hope he will make a success OF
it. The enterprise is a worthy n and
must be profitable. Republican.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court at Jonesboro Ten
nessee. =
MAGGIE CARTER VS.. A. ]. CARTER
Divorce.
In this case, it appearing from the ala
legations in the. bill, which is sworn to
that the defendant,--A. j. Cater, is u
nonresident of the State Of Tennessee,
but is a resident of the State of Missouri,
il is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
HERALD AND TRIBUNE, u newspaper pub
lished in Joncsboro, Tenn, notifying
SAID nonresident defendant TO appear be-
fore the judge of u said court, on the
Sd Monday after the fourth Monday in
July, 1885, and make defence to plaintiffs
bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing ex parte as to
him. Witness, W. L. Mathes, Clerk of
said Court Mt Office in Jonesboro. This
18th day OF July. 1886.
By A, II. PIPER, ID. e..
GEO. N. GRESHAM, solicitor for com
plainant. l5jult4
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Meeting of the County Democracy
to Appoint Delegates to Nashville.

TO Appoint Delegates to Nashville.
Washington county Democrats met In
convention at the court house in Jones'
boro Saturday last after dinner to select
delegates to attend the gubernatorial con.
vention to be held at Nashville on the
18th prox.
The organization was completed with
A. S. Deaderick in the chair and Thos.
j. Peoples and A. T. Dosser secretaries.
On motion, T. NJ. Wells, r. II. Dun
gan, W. Bowman, T. II. II. Lusk, E. G..
Mcclure, II. G.. Jackson and Nelson
Gray, of districts 7, 10, II, 0, 8, 6 and 10,
respectively, were appointed a committee
on credentials.
On motion a committee of five, CON-
posed Of L. c. Peoples, J. A. Kirkpat-
rick. John NJ Morrow, Jas. A. Harris
and ]. ]. Brown, was appointed to select
delegates to the gubernatorial convention
to meet al Nashville, August II.
The delegates as finally selected by the
convention were as follows by districts:
1st-Jas. Miller, John r.. Bailey.
2d-S. r. Piper, d. A. Cannon, w.
NJ. Odell.
3d-E. ]. Baxter, Alex. Lesley.
4th-J. j. Brown. S. B. Keplinger.
5th-E. G. Mcclure, Samuel MUIR,
VIM. Powell.
eth-N. V. Cannon, Fl. G. jackson,
X, Henley.
7th-Thos. NJ. Wells, r. NJ. Hopper.
Sth-T. ]. Peoples, Jas. A. Harris, L.
S. Leach, d. W. F. Peoples.
0th-C. J. Broyles, L. II. P. Lusk, G.
II. Berry, l. T. lobe.
1Oth-Ed. Rogan, W. R. Reeves, r. r.
Bayless.
11th-W. B. Bowman, j. A. Kirkpat.
rick, n. S. Galloway, A. j. Klepper, G.
G. Hale.
12th-Nelson Gray, Samuel Keebler
jr., M. S. Copass.E
13th-Frank Hulse, Enos Kincheloe,
W. II. Hickman.
18th NC. Bacon, ]. D. Lyon, j. W.
Bayless.
15th-A. S. Deaderick, I. +. Reeves,
X. II. DUNCAN, F. Davault. L. G. Peoples,
A. T. Dosser, w. r. Lampson.
16th-W. III. M. Smith, w. A.. Crook
shanks, A. N. Farnsworth.
III. M. Morrow, Ben White, Nathan
Bains.
1sth-A. s. N. Dobson, J.. W. Deade,
rick, D. W. Williams.
A resolution to instruct the delegation
from this county to divide its vote be.
tween r. L. Taylor and John Allison
and in the event neither could be chosen
as the nominee of the party for governor
at Nashville, 10 SO cast the vote as to Sc
cure if possible the nomination of somt
other East Tennessee Democrat.
Instruction was finally given TO cas-
the vote solid for Allison by a vote o.
1851 to 27l. This was then made unan
imous.
Resolutions in effect indorsing thu
Blair educational bill and in favor of sub
uniting the prohibition amendmcntto tn,
people, were passed.
The convention adjourned sine die. ,
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pETTIBONE.

july 12.-Somc meadows along Lime.
stone creek have been washed over the
fourth time.
Some hopes arc entertained shat fhe
badly sprouted wheat will be soft enough
to be cut up in threshing so that it will
be blown over; otherwise the good wheat
Will be damaged.
Wherever spring oats haye been sow.
cd there will be al abundant crop.
On the old Mahoney place is on excel
lent spring which has a mystery over.
hanging it. For many years, even beyond
the recollection of our oldest inhabitants,
the water from the spring has plowed
through a natural crevice in the rocks
thence through a gun barrel inserted into
a ledge of rocks two or three feet in
thickness into the branch, only n few
yards from the spring. The barrel has
disappeared during the last few years
supposed to have been stolen away and
appropriated as an Indian relic. There
are many evidences that we are directly
on an old trail. On Nathan Baines's place
is a large pie Of small flint rocks; and
pipes, arrow heads in every stage of com
pletion and %tomahawks are to be occas.
ionally found.
The Crawford children who were the
recipients of the largest pile Of money ev-
er drawn from Uncle Sam by orphan
children in this county have been brought
out of their mountain home and helped
to good homes where they can learn more
of the ways OF the world. Their guardian
MIR. b. A. Shipley is to be co%mplimented
in this generous act toward the poor girls.
We had q pleasant visit from ]. B. Gal.
loway and wife Of Morning Star last Fri.
day.
Old Mr.. Wells who recently rented Mr..
Coopcr's mill on Blakely Creek is in his
seth year and yet he can carry in grists
that some of our younger men can't lift.
There is something In the organism OF
our pioneer fathers that is lacking in the
later generations,
Mr.. Lewis Cooper, our genial candidate
for circuit court clerk, takes control OF
said property since his father sdeath and
will thoroughly overhaul II before taking
his county position.
The writer had the pleasure of eating q
good mess Of roasting ears from his gar
den the 18th inst.
Our village was nearly depopulated las
Sabbath as there were two appointments
of interest near us, one being the quart
erly meeting at Rubbish, conducted by
Elder Ncugent of the u. d. Church, ant
the other the memorial service in memo
ry Of Miss Tennie Hartman, Of Sulphu,
Springs, conducted by Revs. Joe Milburr
and Jno. b. Walker and the pastor Rev
Sam'l Ketron. Both were largely attend
ed.
A small piece Of coperas placed around
the roots of fuchsias will cause them I,
bloom ~profuscly.
The HERALD AND TRIBUNE 10 getting
better with each issue and our people or,
taking more interest in making 1t sucl
than heretofore. May It long continue I,
expose error and advocate the caus,
which has made our nation prosperous.
%IYcoeNITo.
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Concert.

A concert will be given at Washington
College on Friday night July Esd by the
Children's Mission Band. The exercises
will consist of music essays and recita-
tons.
"The parable of the ten virgins" and
various other bible scenes will be repre-.
sented, showing the attire and spirit in
which they worshipped.
Mrs. S. J. Rhea and her two daughters
of Lake Forest, Ill.,, will deliver address
es and furnish a few pieces of select
music. These exercises will interest and
entertain, especially the vocal solo, to be
rendered by Miss Sophia Rhea with Miss
Anna at the piano.
Miss Nellie Fain Of Jonesboro, q former
teacher at this place, will also participate
in the exercises.
The curtain will rise promptly at 1880.
No admission fee charged. A collection
however, will be taken for foreign mis-,
sions.
All are cordially invited.
Respectfully,
LULA L. BAXTER, president.
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NOTES.

The number of votes allowed each dis
trict in the convention was:
list. 8; I'd, A; Sd, 3: 4th, 1; 9TH, 4; 9th,
2; 18th, 2; 9Th, 81; 9th, 8; 10th, 8; 18th, );
18th, 3; 18th, 3; 14th, 3; 10Th, 7; 10Th, 8,
nth, 8; 1Sth, 3.-totai, 90. :
A resolution to endorse the Democratic
ticket for supreme judges was attempted
to be introduced by q delegate, but it was
met by vociferous cries of, no, no! and
the resolution was withdrawn.
While w. b. Bowman's motion to re.
move the seat of government to johnson
City, and another 10 allow johnson City
delegates one hour to quarrel over all
motions, were not officially recognized by
the convention, we are assured they en-
bodied the sense Of the body.
All in all the meeting was not us happy
as it might have been but great efforts
were made by the opposing factions to
subdue the %feeling-at least not to let II
appear on the surface.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

On Thursday, August 9Th, 1886, / will
open and hold an election at the several
voting precincts in Washington county,
Tenn, for the purpose Of clectlng five
Judges Of the Supreme Court, Chancellor,
Circuit Judge, Attorney General, Sheriff,
Circuit Court Clerk, County Court Clerk.
Trustee, Register, constables and II
school director In the various civil dis.
tricts, also II Justice Of the Peace in the
10th civil district.
The following named persons are up.
pointed as officers TO open and hold said
election in the various civil districts TO
wit:
First district-Jacob N. Seaton.
Second-H. Ii. Ruble.
Third-C. A. Mathes.
Fourth-Geo. w, Swingic,
Fifth-L. s. Bayless.
Sixth-R. L. Treadway.
Seventh-A. X. Moulton,
Eighth-V. V. Fine.
Ninth-Wilburn Hodges.
Tenth--R. r. Bayless.
Eleventh.. A. Morley.
Twclfth-A. p. Adams.
Thirteenth-L. ii. Shipley.
Fourteenth-R. M. X. Deakins.
Fiftccnth-Edward Armstrong.
Sixtcenth-James Moore.
Scventecnth-J. q. Robinson.
EIGHTEENTH. T. Carr.
L. ARMSTRONG,
Coroner of Washington Co. Tenn.
Jonesboro, July 0, 1886.
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Democrat, sth inst.

Democrat, sth inst.
Mr.. Clark Susong, of the 9th district,
met with quite q serious accident on last
Tuesday. While on his way to town his
mule became frightened, and in suddenly
turning stepped In a hole and fell down.
In the fall, one Of Mr.. Susong's feet slip.
ped through the stirrup. The mule
arose and started of In a run, dragging
Mr.. Susong tome distance, when he was
freed from his perilous condition by the
saddle girth breaking.
Mr.. James F. Dobson, of this place,
has the contract for running a hack line
between Morristown and Tate's Springs.
He has four new hacks and thirty head
of good horses for the business.
Miss Minnie Oakley, who has been visit.
Ing friends here for some time, left for
home in Salem, Va, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Class, has been visiting
friends in town. 1t will be remem.
bered she was badly crippled some
months ago by being thrown from q
horse. We are sorry to soy that she Is
yet unable to walk.
Died, at her home. near Locust Springs,
this county, on Tuesday, June Goth, Mrs.
Forester, wife Of d. A. Forester, Esq.
after q long and painful Illness. She was
a christian lady and q member Of the G.
p. Church. She leaves nc children, hay
ing never had any. Her remains were
Inferred in New Salem grave yard on the
) evening Of June a0th.
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The Long Looked For is Here.

1t is the Georgia Steam Washer the
only success ever put before the people in
the way of a clothes washer. 1t does the
work without wear or tear on the cloth
ing; cleans every streak by steam. We
will canvass this county. All we ask is to
save your soiled clothes and give it a test.
There is no law to make you buy. Don't
make up your mind until you see it wash.
Below are some Of the names Of those who
have tested it and bought one, We are
coming.
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Emcacy.''

Some people are slow in telling what
good things have been done for them,
but Mr.. John P. DAILY. of Gillisonville,
s. c., says he takes great pleasure In
testifying to the wonderful efficacy of
Browns Iron Pitters in dyspepsia, fever
and ague, and general debility of the
system. lie has personally experienced
the most satisfactory results from the use
of this valuable medicine. Make q mem.
orandum of this oil We whose systems are
run down. Browns Iron Bittcrs will
cure you.
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win Lyons and family, from the West

viii Lyons and family, from the West
are visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. Mary Sooner of Cincinnati is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Fetter.
5. Fl. CARRIER and S. c. Morrell have
commenced a large fish pond which they
will stock with German carp when com.
pleted.
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Fire and Flood.

During the severe thunder storm last
"wednesday evening the house of Mr..
Joseph Bacon at Keebler's Cross Roads
wa struck by lightning, and was burned
to the ground. The building had just
been completed, and 1t is currently re-
ported that the job Of roding the house
had been finished only a few minutes
when the storm came up.
A washout between Telford and Lime
stone detained the. east bound passenger
last night about twenty minutes.
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Food for the brain and nerves that will
invigorate the body without intoxicating,
is what we need in these days of rush
and worry. Parker's Tonic restores the
vital energies, soothes the nerves, and
brings good health quicker than any thing
you can use. julSm1
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-07-15

If you are in need of anything in the
Music Line, IL will pay you to call on or
write to r. b. Overman, Bristol, Tenn. +,
for terms and prices. He keeps a 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.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-07-15

Millinery Goods marked at the low.
est figures for 80 days, in order to clear
out a heavy lot of summer goods and
give room for fall stock. Now is the
time to. get bargains at Mrs. LIZZIE Rus.
SELLS. milk
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-SHILoH's yITALIZER Is what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspep.
sia. Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle.
For sale by j. j. Hunt.
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A CERTIFICATE OF SOME OF THOSE WHO
HAVE GIVEN TUE GEORGIA STEAM
WASHER A TEST AND

WASHER A TEST AND
BOUGHT ONE
We the undersign have had washing
done in u presence by the Georgia
Steam Washer and emphatically pro.
nounc it q great success, and we cordial.
ly recommend it as a great %labor.saving
machine; and, on account of lack of rub.
bing we are convinced that it will soon
pay for itself in saving the clothing.
Mrs. DR.. Deadrick,
Miss l.. Deadrick,
Charles S. Mason,
L. l.. Deadriek,
Capt. Jas. Sewer,
Mrs. r.. 7. Gillaspic,
w. e. Kilby,
Jas. II. Moore,
L. G. Chester,
Mrs. S. Taylor,
W. M. Grisham,
S. J.. Mason,
|. n. Babb.
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-CATARRH CURED. health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Price so cents. Nasa-
Injector free. For sale by ]. ]. Hunt.
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-SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure Is the remedy for you. For sale by
j. j. Hunt.
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Monuments and Tombstones.

II. G. 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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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspcp-
STA and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's vi.
talizer is guaranteed to cure you. For
sale by j. ]. Hunt.
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Advertised Letter List.

The following is q list of letters re.
maing in the ~postofice at Jonesboro, adj
vertised July 8.
James Dawson,
J. II. Miller,
Mrs. Lila luawls.
G. G. johnson.
If the above described letters are not
called for in thirty days from date they
will be sent to the dead letter office.
+. w. EARNEST, p. NJ.
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Fine Brandies, whiskies and all
medical liquors generally, at the lowest
prices. Best North Carolina Brandy at
30 cents per quart and all WHISTLES in pro-
portion at j. s. BUFFERS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-07-15

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
For sale by ]. J, Hunt.
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f N. GRESHAM.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in chancey.
Notary Public for Washington county. Of
flee over A. I. Dosser's Clothing Store.
JoNEsBoRo, TENN.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. For sale by j. j. Hunt