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A Il DISEASE.

Are We Alive to Its True Character.
In almost every Southern paper we
read notices of the dangerous illness or
death, offrom one to twenty persons from
a disease usually called Flux. 1t seems
TO be very prevalent all through the
south, but is little heard Of in the north.
1t lisa disease of the bowels, very vast
ing in its character and fatal in its results,
il not properly treated. II taken in its
first stages, very little trouble is expert.
cnced In controlling Il; but in many
cases ii is allowed to run on until nearly,
II not quite unmanageable. The best
remedy yet suggested, in any stage of
the disease, but particularly in the early
one, is Dir. M. Lytle's Ehxer, which
seems 70 be almost a specific. This rem
edy ought to be found in every home
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9iIEE VALLEY.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Your issue of July Goth
contains a communication from this place
signed "a. b. Lawson" in which Iind
the following language: "T.. j. Berry Isl
and has been, since. his return to this
county, several years ago, IL of the
most poison Democrats in the county. |
am glad to say this much, as he happens
to have less character than any man with
whom | am acquainted. His social. po-
litical and domestic relations are such,
that where he is known, no gentleman
can afford to recognize him, etc.
The insinuations cast upon my private
affairs and family relations, renders 1t
my duty to say, A. b. Lawson, who rs
quite a clever young man, came to me in
presence of witnesses and denied the
authorship of said letter, and, that he did
not know who was its writer. | am not
able to identify, with certainty, the COW
ardly slandercr who would attempt to in
lure the character of my family, and
screen himself by forging the name OF Q
harmless and inoffensive boy; but should
these few lines reach his notice, will
say 10 him that he is a contemplate COW
ard; u lying cur, and a forger, and 10
any further particulars, let him call o.
II i. BERRy-
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AUGUST 10. 1886.
sunday school Celebration.

Idcsirc to briefly refer to the Sunday
School celebration at Bells School house
on Saturday, Aug. IA, and which was the
grandest eyer known in the Eighth civil
district, and at which your correspond
ent had the privilege and pleasure of at
tending. The old house, now venerable
with, age around whose walls cling many
fond memories. was tastefully decorated
with flowers by the lovely girls which
Bells School house can proudly boast.
The exercises began, about 1Oa. M,
with prayer which was followed by song,
"On Jordans stormy banks I stand" Dec
lamation, duty Of ALL" by Master Daily
S. Miller, which was well delivered and
reflected much credit upon Master Daily;
recitation by Miss M. L. Oliver, why is
it." Which was indeed beautiful and well
rendered. This was followed by an essay
by Miss Emma v. Vines, entitled the
Voyage of life.i' o very appropriate and
elegant composition. Next came recita-
ton by Miss Amanda G.: Bayless, "Thc
child martyr" Miss Amanda Is a charm
ing girl and was graceful in the rendition
of her peice. Song, "sowingin the morn
ing" by the choir, recitation ELMER
Gray" Miss Jodic T. Oliver. The ap
lplause which greeted the speaker, especi
ally by the young gents, was very com
p~limentary and no doubt gratifying tt
Miss .Jodic. Next on the programme
was an grafton by Mr.. William NJ. Vines
subject, scientific knowledge Mr.
Vines greatly distinguished himself II
the preparation Of this production, an
, his effort wis highly appreciated ant
, considered by all to be the most brilliar
t of his life. Mr.. Vines Is a young maj
8 but he covered himself with glory in tn
I. display Of oratory, and his performanc
{ on the stage was entirely creditable, eli
. iting rounded applause from the larl
and appreciative asscmblagc brought t
8 cether to witness the celebration. He
/. destined to excel and win enviable fan
, in his chosen profession. Then follow'
Y another Grafton. subject ''The Efficacy
9 Morality" by Mr.. John E. Oliver,
o student OF the "Grant Memorial Univt
sity." This was indeed an able produ
v ton and an eloquent effort upon the pa
4 of Mr.. OLIVER. He was vociferous
v cheercd by the large and splendid aut
d encc, and many were the congratulate
rendered him, predictions expressed al
d hopes entertained that he would one d
1t reach the goal Of his ambition, which
4 so Justly merits. BY his industry and
ergy, Mr.. Oliver Is fast mounting the ID
I. der Of fame, and the time is rapid
dawning when his voice will be he0
among the orators and statesmen of
country. Then followed an Interest,"
&c address by Rev. William II. Cox, aft
L. which a song. Joy in Heaven I
lc The singing was conducted through'
by Mr.. Jno. +. 0nks. and to say the le
DC was superb. The valedictory part OF
programme WIS dinner. The tables W
in covered with viands the best, VIII
10 manifested the hospitality OF the g
or people of the neighborhood. We wo'
lie not fail TO mention the supcrintende
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THE COUNTY NOR IAL.
A Brief OF the Work Done This Week.

The members of the school met prompt
ly at 0 O'clock a. m, Superintendent X.
l.. Patton presiding. Some additional
names Of teachers were enrolled and the
session opened with devotional exercises
by Prof. Mason. III E4E
The first topic discussed was theory
and practice which was ably handled
by Prof. Mason who permitted teachers
at any time to ask questions and to give
their views. The teachers were not In
clined to favor corporal punishment.
History was next taken up under the
topic: Revolution; condition of the col
onies, ETC., by Prof. Saylor who showed
excellent qualifications as a teacher in
history. g neEMs%
Geography-Islands boundaries. cities,
ETC., were treated in q lecture by Prof.
Lampson, who showed much tact in the
teaching Of geography.
Arithmetic was the opening subject of
the afternoon session. Particular atten-
ton was given to percentage by Prof
Saylor who presented the method OF
drawing formulas and in addition gave
some short methods of computation un'
der other divisions Of arithmetic.
Grammar was next taken up by Prof
Mason who conducted a recitation in dia,
grams, giving his methods, and arguing
the necessity of observing all small marks
points, etc. Ngt
Tuesday Prof. Mason continued thu
discussion of corporal punishment anC
many other things concerning schooI
government. fH
Prof. Saylor called the attention of tn,
teachers to the life, character and in
fluencc of Washington and also to tn
consideration Of the constitution of tn
United States.
Miss Hoffner gave her pupils a lesso'
in drawing. Miss Hoifncr is wholly aliv
: to her work and puts a great deal OF en-
ergy into everything she does. She doc
/, not believe in teaching a child one thin
, only, but all things suitable to its age.
The afternoon session opened wit
instruction in vocal music by Miss Hof
u ner. She insists that all teachers shoul
teach vocal music.
In arithmetic interest was taken up al
several short methods shown.
Prof. Mason then conducted q recH
ton in diagraming sentences, The teac
ers showed much Improvement in net
ness of diagrams.
There has been much improvement
the work of the teachers attending 4
normal and no doubt those in attendan
|. will be much benefited. ,9
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COUNTY NEWS.
KEEBLER,s CROSS ROADS.

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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19


Since the last list given in this paper
the following deeds have been probated.
July 21.-Jesse Bacon ct al, exr's, TO
Latitia Martin, 81 acresin 14th dist, dated
June 4, 1879; no consideration,
July 22.--B. N. Leonard and wife to
L. O.. Bolton, two acres in 9Th dist dated
July 20, 1886; $50.
July 23-Jacob r. Carr and wife 70
Columbus Fine, 8 acresin 9Th dist April
s, 1886; $71.
July 23--J. +. Carter and wife to Green
b. Leonard, 0 acres In 18th dist. 800.
July 30.-A. p. Miller and wife to An
ME d. Sutton, property In 9th dist; July
80, 1886; 81. -.
Aug. 3.-Catherine ]. Patton to Delci
ma A. Patton. $50 acres In It'll dist; Aug
3, 1886; So, 900. I.
Aug. 13.-Jesse Crouch to T. II. Croucl
100 acres In nth dist. March 4, 1871. M
consideration. Eugene Beard and wifi
to Thomas Beard, lot in Joncsboro; Aug
8, 1886.
John ]. Lilly and wife, ~ acres in til
18th dist. Aug. 8, 1886; 5000.
Worley Linville to W. II. Lampson,
z acres in 18th dist. Aug. 8, 1885; $75.
Aug. 16.-H. +. Bailey and wife to II
c. Lady, q acres In I'd. dist. Aug.
1886.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court OF Jonesboro Ten
nesscc. 5r.t
MAGGIE CARrER VS.. A. j. CATER
Divorce.
In this case, it appearing from the al
legations in the bill, which is sworn TO
that the defcndant,--A. j. Carter, is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee,
but is n resident Of the State Of Missouri
It Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
HERALD AND TRIbuNE, n newspaper pub
lishcd in Jonesboro, Tenn, notifying
said nonresident defendant to appear be-
fore the Judge of our said court, on the
I'd Monday after the fourth Monday in
July, 1886, and make defence to plaintiffs
bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
fesscd and set for hearing ex parte rs TO
him. Witness, w. Il. Mathcs, Clerk of
said Court at office in Jonesboro. This
18th day Of July. 1886.
BY A. II. PIPER, d. &.
GRo. N. GRESHAM, solicitor for COM
plainant. 15jult4
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Restaurant. q 49, -
MI Ministers and Deacons' Meeting.
The Ministers and Deacons' meeting
of the Holston Baptist Association will
be held at johnson City-August 81, 2s
and 30. Following is the programme;
.s4. FRIDAY-10 A. NJ.
Introductory sermon, Rev. w. A. Keen;
/. The training and development of
young church members, Rev. ID. f. Man
ley, T. III. Reeves.
Discussion.
2, What part of pastors time Is involv-
ed in his accepting a call? ID. W. f. Peo-
pies, T. j. Galloway.
Discussion.
Duty Of Church to her pastor, Rev. Jas.
Ratlif, Rev. j. II. Moore.
Discussion.
20 EVENING sEssIoN-7P. NJ.
Prayer and Praise meeting, Rev. Geo
P. Faw.
Sermon, 8 p. M, Rev. d. F. Manley.
SATURDAY-9 A.. NJ.
Prayer and Praise, 80 minutes, Rev. L
j. Murphy. ,r,
Bible Reading-Giving, Rev. Z. ALI
son.
Discussion. .., =,
The Sin of Covctousness-a Bible read
ing, Rev. T. H.SCrouch. II
Discussion.
Sermon, f1:30 a. M, Rev. c. G. Brown
D. d.
AFTERNooN-1:30 p. NJ.
State Missions, Rev. G. G, Brown, Re'
]. B. Jones. .332
Discussion.
Christian Conservation, j. X. +. Hal
lie. II. Bachman.
Discussion.
EVENING" p. NJ.
PRAYER and Praise, ]. G. Bowman.
Sermon, Rev. A. Routh.
SUNDAY.
Sunday School Mass Meeting, $50 a.. n
Model Sunday School, 8 q. m. -.
Sermon, Dedication of Johnson VI
8 Church, II a. M, Rev. j. II. kincano'
ID. ID. -.
Reduced rates from Knoxville, Brist
/, and Cranberry, over L. T., V. " g., al
w. G. railroads.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

On the first Monday in September the
Jonesboro Graded School will commence
at College Hill under Prof. Charles Ma
son as principal, aided by an efficient
corps of teachers, This is the fourth
year of this excellent school, and we
hope to see a large increase in the enroll
mcnt over any former year ON the frs
day Of the term. Persons wishing infor'
nation as to rates of tuition, ETC., can Sc
cure a catalogue of tho school by calling
on Mr.. r. N. Dosser, treasurer OF thu
Educational Society,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

a-niyou are in need of anything in the
Music Line, Il will pay you to call on or
write to X. b. Overman, Bristol, Tenn,
forterms 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. ff1 1an7yl.
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r.. r. Butler addressed the citizens
at the courthouse Monday.

at the courthouse Monday.
Saturday last the Jimtown base ball
club defeated the Fair Ground nine by a
score Of 2S to 18. s-,fs ST .h.
Harry L. Self who has been running
the engine for the rock ;crusher at Carriers
depot is at home sick.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Grand Army Post ioecurs next Saturday
at / p. m. A full attendance is desired.
Squire VIM. Mathes an aged and
prominent citizen of Washington county
died at his home near Leesburg, Friday
last, Aug. 10, aged'84 years
Mr.. Sam Slmerly, of johnson city, is
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Floater. Mr.. Simerly is a good
man and would make this Floatorial dis
trict a good representative.
The Ministers and Deacops' meeting
of the Holston Association will convene
with the johnson City Baptist church
Friday, Aug. 81. On Sunday the S9th
that church will be dedicated, and the
Baptists are anticipating. q large attend
Mr.. Shuler, of the banking firm Of
Crandall & Shuler, johnson City, informs
us that they have let the contract fol
building the new tobacco warehouse they
will put up at thai place. The building
which is to be of brick, 1OOx6o feet IL
size. will be completed about the middle
of October next. ~
On Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Aug. 81, 90 and 90, excursion rates toal
points N Arkausas, Texas and points o.
the Kansas City, TT. Scott & Gulf system
of railroads in Missouri and Kansas, ma.
be obtained.e Tickets will be limited Il
thirty days to- returnandwill be good t
stop off at all points. One-half fare wi
be charged. -, yxr s~~rwrxsyA
The Doc River Association ofcolore
Buptists consencd yahthe:churchin vi
place last week, wiltnhes oeorget ~
lips as moderator, Ithey naa an inteles
ing session, ;andsthe discussion Of fQreigg
MISSIONS home missions any educa'lo
brought Out some eSceilent aaotesSc ~.
among the most intercstingo f which w
an address by Mrs. Hall, wife,oftb the co
orod PRESBYTERIAN Minister in Jonesbo6r,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

Licenses to marry were issued to the
following parties since our last list:
July 7-Thos. Rodgers to Bette Ram
sic, -,
August 3.-E. Meadows to Ida G.
Hughes.
August 5.-James Moore 10 Anna Ar
ran.
August 14.-Gcorge Stoup to Mary
Clark; J. B. Holtsinger to Ida Il. Martin.
August 15.--Eli Widner to Fannie =.
Bailey.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

Many a person is starving with q full
table before them. Appetite gonel Am
bition gone! Life q burdenll What Is
the matterp The Liver has ceased 70
do It's proper work. The life channels
are clogged. Poisonous. fluids are
thrown back into the blood. which
should be thrownout. BILE
BEANS will surely stimulate the live
10 do its work well, and headache, sal
iowness and bad breath will flee away.
Price, 25 cents per bottle. Alldruggists.
Satisfaction guaranteed at 0'Brien's.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hereby annodnce myself as Prohibi,
ton candidate D Srepresentt the people OF
Washington county In the State Legisla-
ture. Irepresent the law and order ele-
ment, and my platform Is, "death to the
liquor traffic AN. METTETAL.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

Rev. A. J. Vines, and the secretary, Mr..
James II. .onks to whose untiring labors
is due in q great measure the success of.
the occasion. OBSERVER.
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-
William Luster, who left Rogcrsvillc
a short time since in company with Steve
Williams, for the purpose Of running the
steam engine at the saw mill of the latter,
in North Carolina, met with q horrible
and fatal accident while at work at the
mill. last Wednesday morning. 1t seems
that they were either removing or putting
new props under the engine, when by
some accident the large and heavy engine
and boiler were overturned upon MIR.
Luster, literally crushing his head and
shoulders into a jelly. The remains ar.
rived here Wednesday night. and were
Immediately taken to his home in Terra
pin Valley, for intcrment.
The arrival of the remains Of the dead
husband and father, was the first inform
alton his family had of the terrible ac-
cident, and it is said that their lamenta-
tions were pitiable to behold. Mr.. l.,
was a very poor man, and his untimely
death leaves his family in quite destitute
circumstances, demanding the aid Of the
good people of that neighborhood.-
ROgersrlle Herald.
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Personal
MI Slemens is home on a yisit.

AL. Slemens is home on a visit.
We are pleased to note that w. L.
Mathes is around again after q severe ill
ness and was able to take his accustomed
place at the opening of court Monday.
John p. Smith, chancellor elect, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. II. j.. Young and her mother Mrs,
Harriet stoycr arc lying quite i'll at MIR.
Young's residence.
/. II. Aiken will take the place of Hugh
kirkpatrick as postal clerk in Jonesboro
to. morrow. Mr.. Aiken will doubtless
make an efficient public servant.
Hugh Kirkpatrick having resigned the
position. of postmaster's assistant at this
place, designs taking a vacation before
opening of school on the 9th of Scptcm
Der.
Fred Davault is visiting his sister Mrs
L. Easterly of Little Chuckey, who il
seriously i'll.
Lucien Smith of the Knoxville Journa
WIS in town Monday. IN OIL.
III JAI
You can get a good meal at 0'Brlen'
/ Daata,ront for Oh cents. sf.saftF
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Here and There.

A Jockey correspondent in last weeks
Greeneville Republican says:
Flux prevails to an ala rming extent in
this community. Mr.. George Meyers
died on Saturday evening last; was bur
ried to-day, at Rheatown. His brother
William at this writing is very low.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

aWill Il do no lharmg, This Is the
question often asked, and tho answer is.
1T can not" for Or. Bull, s Baby Syrup
Is an innocent remedy, Warranted TO con
tain neither Opium, Morphia, or anything
injurious. Price 25 cents o bottle.
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Monuments nnd Tombstoncs.

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.
Pure WHISTLES, Brandiesand Wines
at O'Brlcn's Saloon.
"Her features are not regular, yet what
AN attractive face she hasl' 1t is her
beautiful hair. Once 1t was thin, grayishl
and fading. Afew bottles Of Parkcrs
Hair Balsnm wrought the transformation
1t will do as much for anybody.
Lunches a especially at 0'Brien's.
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GEO. N GRESHAM.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor In chaucey
Notary Public for Washington county. or
fco over AT. posser's Clothing store.
JoSEsBoRo. TENN.
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MILTON KEEN,
u UNDERTAKEN
= Tcra,hovr Tauu M

Keeps constantly on hand a full assert,
ment OF Wood Collins and Caskets.
rfFCofrISs and CAsKRrs In adult sizes
delivered tenmiles or less, free Of charge.
marity1
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

-O'Brien's Restaurant is seperate
from the Saloon. The best order main
tanned at all hours.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

When Baby was sick, NO gave her Castora,
When she was a Child, sho cried for Castoria,
When sho became Miss, sho chung to castoris,
Whom sho had Children, uho gave them Castoria.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

ALI the dclicacics of the season at
|O'Brien's.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

STATE CASES.
David Colt with Willoughby-Dis-
turbing public worship. Order for alias
capias to issue, 49,. .tG
Geo. Smith-Larceny. Alias capias ord
cred to issue.
Isaac Feathers-Arson. Mol. pros.
ALT. Freeman with John Salts-Gam-
ing. Mol. pros.
Julius Lewis-Forgcry. Mol. pros.
VIM, Hunt-Arms. Not guilty.
G. G. Klepper-Forgery. Mol. pros.
on costs.
Jasper Crisp-Felonious assault. Mol.
pros. on costs.
A. j.. Campbell-Assault and battery;
two cases. Judgment suspended.
Tilden Landingham and S. II. Hale
Sci. ia. Mol. pros; execution awarded
against S.. II. Hale for costs.
Smith Medium and Jennie Riffey-
Lewdness and adultery. Continued.
J. Frank Stevenson with Minerva Coffy-
Lewdness and adultery. Continued.
ALI. Freeman with Barbara Fine
Lewdness and adultery. Continued.
j. d. Broyles and Sallie Jilton-Lewd.
ness and adultery. Plead guilty. Fined
So each and costs and confinement in
county Jail one month. Fine paid and
sentence to Jail suspended.
Jasper Crisp-Arms. MOL. pros. OF
costs. Ia.f ~s
RETIRED CASES.
, Joseph Clause-Arms; two cases.
VIM. Wyatt-Arms.
VIM, White-Arms.
Samuel A. Phillips-Arms.
I ? Chas. Andes-Arms.
John Lockncr-Assault and battery
two cases. y nv
David Tittle-Larceny. q 40
y David Tittle-Malicious mischief.
John Lockncr-Arms. 0
Samuel Francis-Arms.
John Lockner--Offering to sell q pistol
TUESDAYS SESSION
A. j. Ball-Disturbing public worship
i Mol. pros. execution to issue for costs.
VIM. Hunt-Felonious assault. No
pios. State for costs. iNitttaJL
d. w. Cash-Forfeiture Of bail. Suret
held for $3.50; to show cause at next teri
why rule should not be made absolute.
John Gray-Larceny. Plead guilty
u Sentenced to confinement in county jat
hndpay costs. .aif
slN w in. Nelson-Arms. MOL. pros. Def
for costs. iiHWt tt
Nv Chas. Francis--Felonious assault. No
Stricken from docket. pr, -
,ElWm. Shaw-MaliciOus shooting. Bon
I for appearance given.
9ID w. Cash-Arms. MOL. pros. Cos
on county.
Maria Nickols-Assault and batter.
Plead gully; fined $3.50 and costs. Def
"a took insolvent debtors oath. Costs o
! county.
) CIVIL CASES.
M. NJ. Wagner VS.. N. G.. Tadlock-
appeal. Deft. to ecover.
/. j. j. Hunt VS.. Mary #. Kelley-Motit
). to dismiss petition for certiorari. Del
y allowed three days to amend petition.
y WEDNESDAY.
! John Morrcll-Arms. Fined $50 al
costs.
a CIVIL CASES.
is Ell. Widner VS.. ii. G. Austin, survi
o> ing partner of-Austin & Co.-Land lev
!. Return OF papers.
$. Lunches for fishing parties prepar
~ to order on short notice at O'Brien's,
m, -t - - f.-l A. lo s,,ot 4
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Marriage Licenses.

Meals a la carte, at all hours a
O'Brien's.
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Deeds PrObated.

Beer Oh draught and in bottles, ice
cold, at 0'Brien's.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

Twenty gents can be Accommodated a.
one sitting at 0'Brien's Restaurant.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-08-19

On examination these prices Will be found
to be q very slight advance over the whole
sale list and Introductory prices.
In addition TO these books ] will also keep
tho books used In THO higher grades, alson
let's, School Satchels, Pens, Pencils, Ink, and
Stationery of oil kinds.
You will also find the Popular Books OF tho
Day, In either cloth or paper binding, and In
fine, everything kept In q First-Class Book
Store. ,"L
When In town. call and examine my stock
OF goods. Very respectfully,
,EUGENIA MURPHY.
Jonesboro. Aug. 10.