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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-06-03
r ELIEF
Forty YEARS A SUFFERER From
CATARRH.

"FOR FORTY YEARSI nave been a victim
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ferer from EXCRUCIATlNG PAINyACR0SS
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years OF suffering to obtain relief from the
doctors. Ihave tried patent mediclnes-eve-
ry one | could learn OF from the four corners
ef the earth, with no relief. And AT LAST
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l weighed l2S pounds and now weigh lag. l
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the only regret ! have Is that being In the
humber walks OF life l may not ave infiu-
ence to prevail on all catarrh sufferers to use
what has cured me
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-06-03
THE DAY rrxEp.



WAsHIxoros, May s1.-An speculation
about the fact and date Of President
Clevelnnd's marriage was brought to q
close to night by an authoritative announce
ment that the much talked Of event will
occur here next Wednesday. The knot
will be tied about o o'clock In the after
noon at the executive mansion, and after
an ample COLLATION. the evening win be
speLt with an old fashioned social ming
ling OF few and select invited guests.
The President will go 10 New York on
sunday to participate in the Decoration
Day ceremonies there and in Brooklyn
on Monday and will return to Washing
ton Tuesday accompanied by Miss Fol.
som and some Of the invited guests to the
wedding. It~is not expected that the
President and his bride viii make a brid-
al tour. They will remain at the execu-
tive mansion for awhile, he attending 10
his business and his wife devoting her
time to fitting up and furnishing their
new homo at Tennallytown, recently pur-
chased by the President, which will pro-
baby be ready within a month and will
then be occupied as their home. There
will be no fuss and no feathers at the
wedding or on wedding day. Jeffersonian
simplicity will predominant throughout.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-06-03

Each Congressman is entitled TO 5000
paper packages Of vegetable seed, 800 Of
flower seed, 300 Of tobacco, 80 quarts of
grass, 80 of cotton, % Of sugar beet, and
20 each Of corn and sorghum, to distrib-
ute among his constituents.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-06-03

They say 20 word to the wise is sutfi-
cient, but we think it takes about five,
Use DR.. Bulls cough Syrup You can
get this article in any drug store for
twenty-five cents. Physicians recon-.
mend Il.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-06-03

Gen. Durbin Ward. one OF the best
known public men In Ohio, died at his
home in Lebanon, near Cincinnati, on
Saturday afternoon. He was born In
Bracken county, KY, in 1910. For many
years he %practiced law, and was at one
time n law partner Of the famous Tom
Corwin. Gen. Ward was q Democrat in
politics. He served with honor in the
late war. and was wounded at Chicka-
manga,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-06-03

s"eh.y-hVe cents. fhysicians recon-
mend 1t.
Harper'sM Magazine for June is in every
way an unusually strong Number. The
leading article, "The United States Ma
Wy" is contributed by Rear admiral Ed
ward Simpson. u s. N. The article is
p~rofuscly illustrated--each class of YES.
sells being represented. including the re-
Gently constructed Dolphin" "Atlan-
ta," and Chicago"
The Fifth Paper of the series of
Great American Industries" treats of
the culture Of the sugar.cane. and sugar
making. The article is by r. r. Bowker,
and is fully illustrated.
Charles Dudley Warmers story in
cludes this month an entertaining chap
ter on Newport Mrs. Craik's novelette,,
king Arthur. Not a Love Story" Is
concluded. "Springhaven," Mr.. Black
more's new novel, is continued, with
striking illustrations by Frederick Bar
nard and Alfred Parsons, one Of Mr.. Bar
nard's illustrations serving as frontispiece
to the Number.
"She Stops to Conquer" is drawingt to
u conclusion.
James Lane Allen has an article de-
scribing Kentucky mountaineer life, en-
titled Through Cumberland Gap on
Horseback" and beautifully illustrated
by Julian Rix, E. W. Kemblc, and A. c.
Redwood.
"The Home Acre. by E. P. Roe, is
continued.
Professor I. +. Crane contributes an
historical paper on "The Death of Pope
Alexander VI"
A story, entitled "The Ministration of
Death is contributed by Miss Annie
Porter. Poems are by Paul Hamilton
Hayne, j. w. DeForest, and Minot j.
Savage.
The Editorial Departments are will sus.
tanned in the Easg clair, in the Study,
and in the DrarN
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-06-03
GEO N GRESHAM.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in chancey.
Notary Public for Washington county. Of
flee over A. 7. Dosser's Clothing Store.
JoSEsBoRo, TENN.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-06-03


The Eclectic for June is a rich and vari.
ed number. Tic leading article is on
Cardinal Newman and Arnold" by r.
II. Hutton, o very suggestive and inter-
csting paper. "'Fhe Unemployed and the
Riots" BY w. Aat.ieu Williams, is time
Y; sSrseesois sxEticle What is Bi.
great variety of thcmes-''The English
Gentleman by w. r. Browne: artist
Life In Rome, Past and Present." by
VIM. Davies; "The Evolution of Theolo-
gy; An Anthropological Study" by Prof.
s. NJ. Huxley, F. r. S.; Things Names
and Letters" by Edward A. Freeman;
Mozart" by L. E.; "Lloyd's," by H.
N. Hozier; dsir Henry Taylor" 1.-THE
United Kingdom and the Colonies" by
A Student of the Question; "Mesmerism
in the Mire;" "a Fire at Sea-" by Ivan
Tourgueneff; "The Future of Society,""
"Sir Thomas Browne" by Walter Pater;
1.-THE Old Viking" by John Russell; and
FRANZ List" The Editors Depart
ment, Literary Notices." Foreign Lit
erary Notes, and Miscellany" are well
supplied. This number closes the pres.
ent volume of the Eclectic. Published by
Z. r. Pelton, 25 Bond Street, New York.
Terms, So per year; single number 10
cents; trial subscription for 3 months, 81.
Eclectic any other 81 Magazine, IS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

San FEArcIsco. August 3O.-A meet.
ing Of the officers Of the Association ol
the National Guard Wa hsld to-day,
Colonel Diokinson stated that tho Exec.
tive Committee had had project under
consideration for some time and which
it now proposed to lay befors the assooi.
tion. This was the presentation Of I
petition to the next Legislature askinr
for an increase Of the National Guard
and for its better equipmsnt. Its pro.
posed to urge the matter upon the atten.
tion Of candidates for the NEXT Leeisla.
'ture, and exact pledges Of them to sup,
port the requests conta insd In
the petition to the Legislature,
II will be recommendsd: F.rst.
10 increase the National Guard by
TN companies to be distributed through
the interior centers Of population. viz:
Los Angeles, San Luis 0b,spo, SANTA
Clara, aad Butte counties. Second, to
inorssse the appropriation now rscsived
ov each compsny. Third, to appropriate Il
e60. 900 per year for uniforms for the
next two year,. Fourth, to pass law
providing for armories for the National
Guard. II was finally decided, after
considerable discussion, to refer the
whole matter to the executive COMMITTEES
with Instructions to send out circulsrs
to the candsdntes for the logisIa, ure,
ssking their pledges to support the psti.
tiou.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

MkRokD. CAL. Aug. 80. Following
list Of the south bound passengers pass
ing through hare today: Lewis Hulisr
Mexioq; George H. Ingham. Tucaon; H
II. Palmer, BsrksIsy;j. &. Cruiser, Clif
ton, a. T.; NJ. R. Wsita snd daughter
" ashington. D. g; Nina Simpson, Mis,
Nellie Edger, Alamsd3; J. B. .Grooes,
6ivtrsidei ~ Levy ~. r. WI g., grai6
aad mothsF, Louis Nknylisk G. 1T
Fowler, s. II. Lyman, @. 8. Shelter, II
B. bascomb, San Francisco; s. J. Beech,
Ksnsas City;J. M. Victor, blank; e. u
Doty, Colorado; ". B. Taylor, blank
J. B. Parrington, Sacramento; <. Cobb
blsak; =. {. Jenner, Boston, Mass; Misl
L. Stock, blank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

pnasrz. A. r., August 80. The
Democratic County Convtntion to-day
elected delegates TO the Territorial Con-
vsntisn aud instructed them for A. e.
B lker, Of Pnosaix, as Daleg,te 70 c2p-
kress. The rep Publican delegates were
insir eted for O. G Bean. OF Prescott,
the pm.snt ncu,nbent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31
EXECUTORS SALE
Of VslasbIs Bssl Eatsts.

III ne REopoft} OF t1e l4t9 n .. oAxto0, U0qK
4 ] - y Anaheim.
= scres IL bearing raisin sr ,pes.. !.
10 aQ<oa In oranKe and othfr oho1co fruifs
10 a6res Of arabic land for crops
This property must be sold 70 the h,ghsal
bidder immediately. I + Z !.
BIDS are invited until Zen alEbex a.
vhen thp best ofEer Will be 20 "a TOT ~
whole property Including ~ spsoiopl
dwelifng OF Il. ne rooms, et4116e, h0ainery,
Windmill. tower and tank and dozen con
nectinE hydrants through the f1oeside, o.
bids VIII W received for parts Of same y
THIS ID one Of the most complete country
homes In Southern California. 4 =
[ The new Riverside aud Los Angeles Hail
road, now building. hss surveys Just north
and south Of this property, which should
isn iDubis IN value when the road is com
The raisin crop /. a large. one, probably
over one hundred tonk Of grapes, which
will be ready for gathering In two weeks.
The 40 train from Los Aneeies eivel
time to see the properly aud return same
day. Tbs subscriber Will meet the train
and take visitors TO the place II addressed
By mail or telegraph. 4. A. sAxsoN,
augSito Sept Executor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

RooHEsran. August s0.--Madge Do
loro, handsome Chicago girl. accom-
panied by her backer, Jerry Costello,
passed through here tonight for New
York, whsrs she will make an attempt
jump from the Brooklyn bridge for .
purse of $1,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

wAsHrsorox. August 30 in the case
Of ]. Harris Rogers sgainst Attorney
General Garland, Governor Harris and
Others, in s9nnection with the Pan EIec
trio Tslsphous controversy, plaineih TO-
Day filed joindsr in demurrer, e>ynR
the bill was good in substancs and peti
toned the court TO put ths cAuss ON the
osfendhr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

AVND9N, Au&ust tuftucr p0fetc
uIars viii be found on paee 2 Of this ps
~ -A portion Il the trial bests 70 d.
aide who are 70 b ths oontsstAnts in th'
intsrns tional sculling swespstAks Of
"Wednesday were rowsd to-day. IN.
weather was scortchingly hot. In the
first heat Ned Mattsrsou Of !. Adstralii
and WaIls6e Ross were contestants.
The course wss from Batsersea and
HAmmsrsmith. Matterson had an ad.
vantage Of few feet II The first hall
ndnuts, but before the iirst furlone hsd
been covsred Ross drew up level viii
him. Al the snd q ths nest furlone
k0es led hy s Isn1l1, and xhsn The milS
and kalfs " aln1ost hat tds distance,
bad been roved, b was two Ieneths 10
advance. Directly on reaching this
point Ross alinoet stopped, and Matter
son went ahssd aud q Potnsy Bridge lea
BY three isn8ths. After shis the race wss
over, Msttsrspn winning leisureiy in 10
ni nutes and u seconds
Ihe second heat was from Hammer.
sm,th 10 Kew. The o0stostsnts wero
John Tsemer. of the Hnited SsAtea, and
George j. Perkins, Of Epe1sbd. Teemer
was the fAvofite. 8 to b7 n Tf'ss On
him, Tesmer It the STAR 70 yea j ! ..asr
: scrAtchy stroke. enabling Perkins, who
had the best water, to gaia slight lead
10 tho first few hundred yards. reemer
then ssttled down 10 longer and stead
ier stroke and so<'n got on level with
Perkins. He drew steedIly ahead. and
when Barnes bridge wss reached he led
the Enslishmen BY four ienRtbs.
Teemer won eventually without 80 Of.
fort. finishing fh<se lsng hs ahead.
Time, 10 minutes - second<.
The third heat was between VIM.
Beach. Of Australia. champion Of the
world, and g. w. Lee. Of the United
States. The course was from Kew TO
Haminsrsmith Lee led BY couple Of
lengths for the first quarter Of mile,
but after that VA beaten. Ak Barnsa
bridge Beach drew away and won the
heat sas'ly BY three lengths. Betting
was 10 to ii favor cf Beach. Twice
during tho heat Lee got ever il Beaoh's
water aad ths second time he fouled
him Dsssh olsfnsd : foul and il was
allowed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

B1ooKLrS, N. Y. August 30.-Ths
Ful,on stakes, mile aud quarter, a. the
Broekiyn Jockey flab meeting. was cap
tured BY Heggse's Preoiosa. Dryer Bro
S2o00 ally. Dew Drop, coming 10 second;
t,css. z.f24
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

so51x. August 80. Prince Alexandsl
! ~ tslsgrs phed' 70 the Resency 70 an
ncuucs to the people his intention Of 70
turning TO Sonia. The rebelilous troops
here have submitted and will not b.
punished on condition that they quit ths
country. The resolution was quite
blocdlsss and no further operation II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

| H.t~..tn,x 6o...t ~ .Tha o.. Ii
/ w. ~ ~ -
Gay mas the following special dated -
Washington, August 2Sth: The State
Departments has just received an order
I;s.naa Il. pr... ss.t p,.x ch;.f NJ x.c,
IA !
I i've OF Mexico Through the medium o.
circular issued BY Sehof Mariscai, Mexi-
| can Minister Of Foreign Abairs. ana dis.
..;h,, ,aa ,A.,., .,,...,t =. n 80. \. W.
-. Z. ~ ~, ~ ~
which VIII doubhess bensns Amer'eans
now and hereafter under arrest in Mex
lao. Ths circular 70 the Governors of
the various Mexican ststes as trans
~ ~ =. .1-. l'-' :" 80,
i4seo iro'a sne ofielna' spanish y - Io'-
lows: Law on trial Of foreigners. De-
psrtment Of Foreign Affairs. circular No.
4 n ..ss. ...;a.s fors,..ar. Ma,
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Augussza. 1885: II has been Noticed
recently snd with frequency that some
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

sH1LoHs cuRx WILL innsdlA>s,y 4
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

According to the Canada Medisa
Record; pavssi recommends : lins.nen!
composed Of csmphorated ohloral n
parts, pure klyosrins loi p4rts and oil
Of sweet aimonds 10 parfs. This is to
be veil mixed and preserved in . her.
metloally olosed bottle. A pledeet 81
very soft cotton il to BE- soaked id the
hniment and then introduced - far ai
possible into the affected ear. two appli
cations being made daily. Frictioni
may also bs mads each day with thu
preparation bshind the ear. Il il
claimed that the pain il .lmost Instantly
relieved and even in many cases the in
AAmmaiion is subdued.
vAMEB Sui IlvAN, OF salem. Oregon
oAy6 b. vas cured Of the Asthma BY GIL
n6fe's Magnetic Elixir. For sale BY H. D
0odfroy. Nadeau Hlnck 4.s "a
NEW TODAY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

/ j.. W. MYkRe, Of Newhall. annouposs
h.. solf = oandldete for County Assesaor.
.obleet 70 the aotIon Of the nopQolican
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

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mnc11s iner1brane Of the bronchisi tubes.
and "a ons n 7fS most common II fbe nI1I,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31
THE DEMOCRATS.


sOeeial % tAs Herald bs We 4ssoesatsd Pyess
SAN FaAsusco Auoust 70 Tb.,
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tween the Russ Houss snd the Palace
Hotel d :iIled tonight with crowds oI
new fsoes. The cro,,d. re .o,,t =,
II. - r., -
NV S.'eps :" eaeer' ousy postin0
men. all engaged 10 discussing the polit-
ical ont,zr.k and endoav orine % sisire
-, ~ ..w.h ~ ~. z....., 80.
50 - s ~ Z. - -
uss iei no'nlnA'ion On sne De'nooE Aele
ticket. 7 J. Rose, Of La Angeles, An
nouhces positively to-nieht that L. /,
s,1.. - :.s.sz \. NJ
~ s-s -. ' ~ ~ n,
sosernorsnips Ine justices for inc
Supreme Court will BE- the 6rst notninA.
.ioas disposed of. Bsaides Ts0ple Of
SaatA Eoss. mentionsd this morbina.
judy Garber. of San Franoisoo, sud
judge Niles Searles. Of Nevada CIV.
are prominently mentioned tonight.
No changes afs evidenced il respsct
70 the osudidstsa for nominatjon for
Govsrnor. Thsy III aesm e oos6 Isrt
to-nifkt = (bev were this mornlnr With
EDDY fhs issdiue man il The raos.
Arfaneesusnfa to-nieht an that +. b.
Mitohell. Young attorney Of this oitv.
wiki noninafe BrVan+. Dnfriot a ttornes
q 03ucher. 81 Nsriposa. vflI nomins q
Reddv. and arssns Curtis. Of Saor.msn-
20. wili nodsinsfS Bsrtlott' il va Zen.
erslIv eoncesled 10 10 this norainr. fb6s
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

JACKSON. Cal. August 80 o.--Tus Dsm'
oerasio County Convention have nomip'
stsd !. \. Whippls for Assemblyman
snd J.. W. Armstrong for snprsm'
Jedss.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

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SedRRick, who va eent there 70 fnvoe-
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pos's'on Hnloh ~ oeeu i'eo' ~ sPsna'ne
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company with number Of Young Mexi-
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anfouAded rspoi . have beeu p u IL cif'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31
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rAnfs. August 90. --5nlss Simon fub'
HIS Isitsr Ia whlsb BE- predicts thA'
RrSass viii svsnsu lily become con
ssrvstivs rspublic. which he declares 4
be ths only stable sovsrnnsat for
Frsuchmsn.
Itm stated that It Z the purpose ol
Ds Rrsyoinst 81 remoss from the Cdbsnei
SHfoe 0z-k4e L-s.eut~ss. iuciu6i.G Gen
Sfai BsuiAneer, n nister Of War, and
Qrsust. Minntsr of' Posts and TsIs-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

nuIeariah Cabisss nemedsIsd:
LosDon. August 80. The fsulgariau
cabinet has bssu I retnodeled and L now
strongly sAti.R Russian. Nschsriss, for
sien minister, wss tie ieading spirit IN
the movemsnt to couhterset the xankofl
plot BY ~hich Alszandsr xas forced te
sSdioAts. lis rumorsd that King Mi
i&6, u sesviA, h.s sxprssssd : desire to
renew diplomatic and smioabls relations
With Bulgaria
1ns rkISon wAHsRD.
BvsrcHsk, Aaeast 30 -Pfiuce Alex
sader hes bssn ~srned 70 take prseau-
tioas assinst poss,bis stssmpta on bic
lIs, s. the slavish i.nstiss and followers
81 the metropolitan slsment. Prince
Alex Audsr srrivrd st 6ist0vA !, 8 o'clock
this morning, His ensry iato town an"
h;s uroefsss through were one c)ntinu
cus triumph. The Prinoe after Sarsis
started tof Tirnovs sad arrived there
this sssninG.
rnn rRrros's nANISHsro.
RusroxuoK, Aaeosf - "A mauifssto
tks 3 - .ssaed " Prince Alexsnaer.
e s proves the r1sszues adopted by
8saniboul Of the reornsy{ confirms the
ersstina mi.ist, md sppointmeni I
q MuskouroG - oomrnsndsr "a chief Of
ths 1riny* ls thanks he people aid
army Tor thsif fidsli y End rsscluts atti-
tuls io fsvof Of eprudsnce; implores
f5..1fs kloSs,ne And ur1Ss all 10 unite IN
ptonotine the welfare 0t Bulgaria.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

NEw YoRK. Aasas 80. IA man lestc
hAs been is.usd BY The American Fre<
Traders addressed 70 prhs Friends d
Frssdom." Isna plea for Assrsssiv.
political action on the part Of al who
beI.ese In the policy Of free trade ss Oh.
posed to proteqtton. and contains 9
statcuent TINT khego can b 40 doubl
tnet najority Of tho American people
sFe iu favor d tariff reform. " apponls
70 votefs 70 oppose alI candidateu for
Congress who 9re protectionists. rhs
address i siGnsd BY : large nuskber oi
uhs membsrs Of the American Free
Trade LseGne.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-31

san FHAsoIsoo, August 80 At th'
Golden Gate \ ir to-day ut Oakland thu
trot for the 2;45 olass was won by Lo
SIoeum, he winning the last three heats
Coy y likes winning the hrst two u
2 ~ 227}, 2 253, 229A, 2 26}.
sssfaboul wun tue four. year-old purs'
il three straight heats; time. 226i
|2S7}, 2.27&.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-05-08
40 VEHICLES FOR SALE.

The undersigned has FORTY VEHICLES
ranging in size nj style froA $4,000 Freight
~agon to singie-seat Buggy, which he vii
sell or cash or exchange for horses or barley.
Farmers and others, string Spring Wagons
of almost any style, can he Gccommo lated by
calling on me at the Fashion Livery stables
ALEX. WISE.
W;~-~-s"eaa Anor,st 7, 1885.