Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-06-01
MON OUR EXCHANGES.

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to make their appearance.
don't know how that is, but we do
know that in some localities the
woods are full of EN-.
Morristown Gazette: A month or so
since the officeholder thought all he
had to do was to go to Washing ION
and take his pick. Now in many cases
he thinks it would have been money in
his pocket if he'd stayed home and
gone TO work with the shovel.
Knoxville Sentinel: Senator Harris
says that Carter Harrison will be al
lowed to fill out his full term as mar
shall of Middle Tennessee and will
probably be reappointed for another
term, as an act of courtesy to his broth
er, the ex .President. Cleveland prob
ably feels that he owes this much to
Benjamin Harrison. He contributed
more TO Glover's election than any
other nan in the United States.
Knoxville Journal: The Jonesboro
Herald and Tribune, under the man
agement of its new editor. begins to
have opinions, and is not afraid to ex-
press them. Backbone in an editor is
an admirable attribute.
Chattanooga Press: Senator Isham
G. Harris has succeeded in slowing a
nephew away in the snug position of
superintendent of mails in the Nash
vile postoffice nce more. The old
mans hand has not lost its cunning.
S%weetwater Democrat News: The
Indicate ms are that the Hon. ]. G.
Parks, of Polk County, will be the
Republican candidate for judge next
year. The Hon. A. j. Fletcher, of
Cleveland, will almost certainly be the
Republican nominee for Attorney
General. The indications are that he
will be nominated by reclamation.
Erwin Magnet: We are informed
that the survey of the Nola Chucky
railroad is progressing nicely. Col.
Buel will be in Morristown on May 30
TO take the contract to build the road.
He states that his company has the
money to build the road at ono if the
Unaka and Nola Chucky r. r. com
pany can secure the $4,000 per mile
and right of way.
Somerville Reporter and Falcon: A
Western editor is said to have hit upon
a plan to keep subscriptions paid up
that takes the cake. Every time a de.
linquent subscriber is mentioned in
his paper, his name is inverted. For
example; ''uqor ssuor and wife are
spending a few days in Chicago"
Every other subscriber understands
what it means, and there is q grand
rush to get right side up again.
Please Try This: Cultivate cheer
fulness; discomfort shows itself in the
face. If you have some disappoint.
ments, SO do others. Ifyou are cramp'
ed for money be thankful that your
lot is no verse than it 10. Learn Il
make the best of things. An unhapp,
woman is a perpetual cloud in a home
A fretful girl has few friends, and the
number lessons year by year.
Tazewell, Tenn. Progress: The
President and the members of his cab
met may be quite as tired of receiving
those who are after places as they ar,
represented to be, but none of then
seem to have taken q short cut to {
long rest by resigning. In private life
when a fellow gets tired OF his job h,
gives it up.
Lookout Sentinel: Congressman
Snodgrass will never remember carry
ing a single county, if he is a oandidat,
for denomination. His treachery il
the m%arshalship contest, If nothing
else, is sufficient that no democrat cal
rely upon his promises. The evidenc,
is at hand and the Sentinel announces
the fact that it will fight his renomina
ton to the bitter end.
Cincinnati Tribune: The solid ant
determined stand maintained by Rep
ublicans on the distinctive principle
of their party protection and homes
m%oney-is having a perceptible effec
upon our friends the enemy. Among al
the tariff thinkers who are said to be a
work on u tariff measure to submit t.
the extra session of Congress, not on
has yet had the hardihood to adopt til
| platform dogma and undertake to fol
mulate a free trade tariff. And, so fa
as we are able to judge at this time,
is fairly safe to say that the next Cor
gress will not materially disturb tn
Mckinley law.
Athens Athenian: The d~emoralizin
> effect OF Democratic ascendancy cor
+ tinues to be felt in every nook and Col
r ner of the country. Banks are failin
everywhere. Tennessee has been n
exception, the --latest break being tn
Citizens Bank of johnson City.
Greeneville Democrat: Accordin
y to dispatches from Washington, ther
are increasing indications of a clea
sweep of all Republican oficeholdel
not protected by The Civil Service Law
All hail the powers that be. Swee
u with a big broom, gentlemen.
| Republican Doctrine. To kno
0 when to speak and when to be .silen
! to have hateful things said about 70
n and be able to answer pleasantly,
/. have people coniide in you and be wi,