Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-08-23
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

MVN UUh ACHANUES
Tennessee Tomahawk: If you follow
the devil in your private life you may
expect him to follow you in your bust.
ness and public life. Be not deceived.
South Pittsburg Republican: Mr..
Cleveland says that the one great object
of the Democratic party is to protect
labor. How do you like Democratic
protection, any way, laboring manY
Observation-Disclosures: The Demo.
cratic demagogues promised the people
that the restoration of their party to
complete control of the National govern.
ment would mean increased pro sperity.
The people took the demagogues at their
word, and the people have today One
Billion Dollars less personal property
than they had ON March 4.
Knoxville Republican,: Convict la
Dor is more reliable than free labor be-
cause convicts never strike. - Dem.
Party.
Mountaineer: The wind raised the
dust in Elizabethton yesterday, which
is more than O man can do who owes
anything.
Athens Athenian: State and National
banks continue to 60 Democratic not
withstanding the Presidents message
and the assembling of Congress. The
fact is, the whole country has been
going Democratic with accelerated
rapidity eve since last November.
East Tennessee News: Miss Bert
Cummings, of Jonesboro, daughter of
A. b. Cummings, is here on u three
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Henry
Lannon's. The following information is
for handsome young men only, and is
given out on our W authority: Henry
has that $50 dog safely anchored to the
woodshed.
Rogersville Review: H. NJ. Dead
rick, of Washington County, brought
his wife and baby down last week on a
visit to her parents, Maj. and Mrs.
w. N. Clarkson.
ClaibOrn Progress Col. Leabow
went oyer to Rutledge last week to
attend court. He says all sorts of can
didates were there, either in person OF
by proxy, fixing up the gap in their
fences. Isham was not there on that
kind of business, however, for he has
no gap in his fences. He expects to
help run Uncle SANS Congress after
the next election. Hurrah for Con.
gresham Leabow.
johnson City Comet The news OF
the death of Mrs. Taylor, wife of Gen.
Jas. P. Taylor, which occurred at her
home at Clarkson, this county, was re-
ceived in this city last Friday with sur.
prise and regret. Mrs. Taylor had
been i'll for some time, but hopes of her
recovery were entertained by her
friends and they were hardly prepared
for the sad intelligence of her death.
The funeral services were held at the
late residence Sunday and the remains
taken to the old family burying ground
at..Happy Valley, in Carter County, fol
interment.
A Washington special says: Advices
from Ohio are not encouraging for the
Democrats. A recent letter from one
of the leading politicians of Columbus
to a member of Congress says: 1.-THE
political outlook is very discouraging
to Democrats here. The discomfort
caused by the hard times, the dssatis.
faction caused by dropping namesfr from
the pension rolls and the bitterness
e%ngendered by the silver coinage wran'
gle all operate against the party and
if these influences keep on working
through the campaign as they now are,
l would not be surprised to see Nc
Kinley get a majority of the total vote
of the State-something no candidate
for Governor has done for twenty five
years.
Bristol Daily News: "If a man
came up to you and wanted you to
bring a suitin %chancery, what would
be your first procedure ?" asked a
Judge of a young man applying for
license to practice law. collect my
fee, sir" responded the young man,
Immediately. The judge signed his
license at once.
cambridge News, August 4: 1t il
generally believed that the Hon. John
P. Smith will have no opposition for
Chancellor Ifhe is as highly esteemed
in the other counties of his division,
as a Judge and high toned christian
gentleman, as he is in Jefferson County
it will be useless for any one to run
against him.
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