Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-06-22
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

the winter and blossom out in the
spring and be first in the field. There
is a moral in this for candidates al
ready in the field.
Morristown Gazette English CAPT
talists sent an expert to the Manganese
deposits in Unicoi County to examine
the quality of the product. The re-
port made is said to be highly salts
factory, and it is expected that money
will be furnished from London for the
further development of the property
which was begun by a local company,
but suspended for want of funds.
lockwood Free Ballot: The Council
of Administrations of the LIST and 9th
Tenn. Survivors Society are called to
meet at Kingston on the end Monday
of July, 1903, to arrange for fall reun-
ion of old soldiers.
Tazewell Progress Rev. A. N. jack
son will preach in Lonesome Valley
Church on the morning of the third
Sunday in June, and at Kelley's
School house in the afternoon of the
same day.
Athenian The legislative investi-
cation committee deserves the thanks
of all the people for its thorough work,
not even allowing Chief Justice Peter
Turney to escape. We do not mea
Governor Turney, but "Old Pete," the
late Chief Justice. Senator Bullock
and TObin were among the best men of
the Senate, while the House did well
in putting upon the committee Repres-
entotives Ellis, Williford and Waddell,
the latter a Republican.
G~reeneville East Tennessee News +:
j. l.. Hilbert, from Jonesboro, / 8 pay-
ing friends and relatives avisit for the
past week at this place.
Sweetwater Democrat News: An
East Tennessee girl is suing a young
man for circulating a report that she
had false teeth. She thinks she has
been damaged to the extent Of $1,000.
Rogersville Herald: Republicans
are not saying II told you so" to any
extent, because they can not rejoice at
the present condition of affairs, al
though they predicted during the cam
paign what would follow Democratic
success.
Erwin Magnet: Rev. Polhemus and
wife, of Jonesboro, visited our town
/ this week.
johnson City Staff Mrs. Margaret
Brown, of Jonesboro, accompanied by
her son, Joe Brown, Esq, of Chatta-
no0ga, passed through the city Tues
day, en- route to Cloudland to spend a
few weeks.
Weatherford Texas Appeal The
Peoples party is the only n that
cast votes in every State in the union nj
the November election. No votes were
cast for Bidwell in South Dakota,
South Carolina, and Louisiana none
for Harrison in Florida {; Cleveland
got no votes in Colorado, Kansas,
North Dakota, Wyoming, and but two
t in Idaho. Figures further show that
Cleveland only carried three States
over all his opponents towit: Texas,
Kentucky and New York Harrison
carried two, Pennsylvania and Maine,
while Weaver carried five as follows
Colorado, Kansas, North Dakota, Wy
oming and Idaho.
| Knights of Labor Journal On the
, question of the tariff the unterriied
Democracy seem to be in pretty much
the same position of the uncertainty al
= was the man who, having the tiger by
9 the tail, could not decide whether il
would be better to let 20 or hold on.
. Good Republican leaders are like
good Indians they are all dead.-To.
q peka Advocate.
The new crop will be ripe this fall.
Don't fret. When you hear from
Ohio possible you may conclude thu
dead are alive"
Bristol Courier Since it has beer
verified that ALI Taylor will not be
can didate for reelection to Con-
gress, the tide seems to be toward Wal
Brownlow. He has certainly done hi
part by the friends of the little giant
t and now deserves, If any man does
D their unqualified support.
Memphis Avalanche: (Dem.) Som,
foolish persons are talking about Mr.
Cleveland being a candidate fol
8 President again in 1895. This is alb
surd. No man however great or good
could be President OF this country TO
7 three terms.
The reported improvement in thu
' financial and commercial condition o
y the country within the last few day
: in encouraging. The indications ar
= that the worst of the furry is over an,
= that business confidence will gradual,
% be restored. Knoxville Sentinel.
M%ountaineer Hon. A. A. Taylo
: was in the city Tuesday.
l. Jellico Advance Sentinel w,
n noticed Senator George McHendersou
l. Of Rutledge, here Monday shakin
v hands with his many friends. Their
l. seemed to be the buzz Of the wei
A. known bee about Mes ear, indicativ
8. Of the office of Attorney General.
Chattanooga Times, June 10: Tn
in morning at $3.50 o'clock Miss Sail
Is Bachman will wed Charles Moore, {
Il. Knoxville. The ceremony will be pc
nv formed in the Presbyterian church {