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, 1894-07-12
bduob, Katie!

Gt6ter 0ooleD bele9te 6eute bier CUR
Quit Der 9uOe5 9c60ri9en 8uri6en,
tDel9e bic 0ftentlicbcn 4arf5 gum S6au7
pIaB tbrer gemeini96blicbcn G6dti9feit be-
nllBct un0 bort 9an5 ~bcion0erS Die iun8en
9amen sur 53ieli9ei6e tbrer bummen,
aufOrtt9Lt9en unb beleibigenoen @alano
terieu ausIu6elt, nit ercmplariifen
Strofen. Der acknowledgement 8alter
OiabonD, ber angeblidbc Stetnbaucr 9opio
&atp, Der S6anffeuner 2arrD q. Dump,
bret 8uricben, benen man ben etriiden
Sbunihtgut auf 1000 Sdritte anleben
~fonnte, unb Der felt Wfonaten iteuenloie
&uti6er Sranf S4acfer, ein oeutl3er
Starr, begoben iic3 9eltern 2(beno uacb bent
Douglas Garf, aIwo Elm GonSert abgez
batter mUr6e un0 iich 6ieierbal6 cine groBe
0teni6enmen8e eingeiunoen bate.
S0aefer, Der auf letnem StaDlrolie oie
Bartanla9et oaDtnfubr. macbtc it9 ELM
beionoereS 8ergnii9en barau5, icOe t6nl
bege9nen0e Dame, obne &ifft9t auf 6eren
2lter, nit v0aQob 8atie" on3urufen uno
babel belei0igenbe 6an6benegungen Ill
madben. Die brei @nbereu bintpte6erum
aogen Dor ben ibueu bege9nenbcn 9amen
Die Site, ipracben tie oil urb tric0en alIerz
ban0 Sbin0luber nit ibnen. Ginige Der
10 beDanoeltcn 9amsn pan6ten licb GIL Die
8arfpotisiiten unb bieie bracbten, bis ber
g%atrottpdgen ber6eifam, ba5 Guartett
na1 0cm proOiiorjic6cu 2lrrcitlofale in
einem Der ~OctpGd5bduler. S6acfer perz
Ilcbte 0em &jc6ter ein3ure6en, OaB ct Oieic
9tufc y0aQob 8Qtie" nur bann eribauen
laiie, tpenn iDm recbt poDl Su Ofutbe iei,
un6 baS lei geiterlt Der SAL geipeicn, ol5
ct bic 8ertcbte iiber ben 3uiammen6rUc6
OeS StveifS 9~eleien.
Gr iet Elm 4uumantte un0 lcbtpGrme
fltr ben groBcu Ybtlontropcn unb 0rofen
8eorg BuIlrnar. Sic bret anoeren tpou7
ten ale Die 9amen, Bic itc anoereOet, per-
iOnli6 9%ctNnnt BADEN uno aus Diciem
@runOe Denielben 8egenii6er 10 familiar
(?) aufgctreten SIT ietn. 9fidbter 0oOlcp
belt oteien elegant Ino MODERN gef(etoeten
9ubeS 9cb0rige uub poblueroiente Stanoz
reoen uno O%ictirte, mn ibneu fiv Die 3uz
tunft ioIbe QIQotria aus Dem &opfe 5u
trei6en, Denielbcn ie $50 Strofe 3u.
6offcntlicb miro bieie Strafe auI 6ereu
&ouc8en, UcIcbe sic 9art5 Uerpelteu unb
BEN 2%luient6alt in beuieIben onitduoigeu
&euten uerlciben, 10 abl9redeno mirfeu,
Dap lie onOere @efilOc fir ibr ni1t5quBige5
&bun auflIebeu iperoelI.
, 1894-07-12
fduIe Rnn0en-

@eitsrn N6eno bctraten 6ret oer6Gcbttq
ouS1ebenoe @eitoLtcn OaS 0%teitaurant pon
Sam GaliteO, SEQ. Is 81. Start StraBe.
Nacboem tie BRET groBe Mab(5eiten Der5e6rt
batte1, ~begannen lic inter iicb einen Streit
n1o perllcbtcn aft oteie Q8etie o6ne .3o6z
Lung SIT entfommen. 8alite6 rief eiuen
goli5iiten berbei, peGber bic @crbaftung
oornabm. Quf ser Station nannten tie
ibre gfamen ais Sobn 8, Zimmerman, Mtte
Stanton un6 SbomaS Wforan. 9ficbter
aeriten bcle8te Die fauLen &rnbcn nit lie
$15 Strafe, melcbe iie ais Sa6lungsunf6bio
in Der SriOetpeQ abar6eiten tperbeu.
, 1894-07-12
Dom fahrltuhI SermaLmt.

SIM Observation-Disclosures an Ser g.,
Glarfitr. unb 9tortb Qlpe. tpor Der SaDrz
itublfibrer !6enrD 0arturg belte Morgen
NIT elmer 9%teparatllr an Dem 6abrfaiten be-
l9dfttgt. SIN iecbiten Stodtperf poute er
obiprtngen un6 per9oB, baB Der Sobritu6l
III idneucr 8eiucgun9 aufpdrt5 itieg.
6ortung mur0c 81 Gobe 9equeticbt. Ser
BatrouiIetoagen Der 2aro6eeltr. brocbte Die
2eicbe mach Der Wtor0ue SO. II @bamSitr.,
pa Die NoDnIn9 0artun9S nidbt in GrfaDz
rung gebrabt tperben fonnte. Ser Gerun=
gliidte mar "a Sabre alt.
, 1894-07-12
~1uQenoltd)e Hduber.

Die 6rei iun9en 8uri9en Tranf 2ipfa,
Sernoro ScccO unO Sobn 8Ol5eni iDWroeu
bcute O(Or8en DOr Ricbter &eriten inter ie
5000 8iirgidott Dem Griminalgericbt iiberz
%ipielcn. Sic batter in eincm unbelpobnten
!0auie an 2afe Shore 9riUe in Der 9tdbe
Der 8carionitroBe Die 8leirObreu abgez
idnitten unb ale 2eitun9Ss&
oerart bemoIirt, baB ii9 Der @eiammtz
ibnOen ouf $500 beIGuft. Sic mur6en
BON oem 8artpOli5iiten Boltber S. 6ering
ab9efaBt.
, 1894-07-12
Rletne Ilahrtbten.
Scr Stobtroth hGft he,rtn Of,

- Ser StoOtrotb bait beute cine Grtroz
iibun9 ob, nm Die nod porltcgen0en @ez
lcbatte er!eOt9en SIT f0npen. 9lm nGcbIte1t
Ofonta9 ftn6et betanntIi9 bic leBte Stabtz
ratb5iiBun9 Dor ben 6erien ftatt.
- 6rGnt Otona6on aus 1851 .Serrn
StroBe erlttt beute frib II llbr an ber SIDE
9esplatne5 unb W1aoiion Str. eincn
ScnnenitiA, III 6oIge 6eiien man i'm mach
Dem Gountpboipital bringcn muBte, mo- e.
bis icbt nO6 in beOcntlicbcm !3uitauSe 6ors
nleoer lte9t. @r lit @drtuer bon geruf
uno elm NngeItellter Der &. 0ifs Gardening
o. Gde Dearborn unb SaGion Str.
, 1894-07-12
gu8 6pr Qnfomotipfiibrer 8o6efe

- Q(I8 Der 2ofomotipfitbrer 8o6efer
bon Der p9fortbpeiternBabn 9eftern NbenO
auf ietner 2ofomotipe an Der g6e Der &ofz
un6 MfabiionitroBe poriiberfuDr,
tpurOe ct BON einem bort itebenben Mtanne,
gtamen5 G9aS. WonpiQe, nit etnem &niipz
pei b~crartig ii6er Den 9tllden 9cDaucn, OaB
ct bei1obc ritdlitgS binunter auf 0ieStraBe
Gr brabte Bic 2ofomOtiue 6e5Dalb
10 balO ais mGgLt9 gum Steben unb lieB
ietneu QIngreifer Derbaftcn. !0eute0torgeu
mrBte Dieicr Dor 9fidter Sepcrion fir bic
mHtbipiQtge So8beit $40 Strafe besa6Ien.
, 1894-07-12
Qo6esfdue

pur6en bette 8Ormittaa i'm @eiun66eitSz
amt pte fol9t an9emelbet:
STA 6ricDerife M;nna &arg, 9 Monate,
1906 90. AobeDitr.
Gbo5. @eri3te, l S, 3 3d., 573 MoOre.
itraBe.
W}orD 6, @ibarOs, 80 s., 1917 &OscOc=
itroBc,
0}ort6o 6rieie, 10 0tOnotc, Is 8iieaz
itraBe.
Saul 8OIfe, 8 MOnote, 952 81. 3oDnes
itraBe.
@iuie 9ie5fe, 4 0tOnate, 887 gSai6z
tenaip 2(pe.
2i88is &Oei9, l3 S., 1924 Cottage
@rope Q(pe.
, 1894-07-12
Die Notwithstanding III.
ter1ethuet

MaDor 6optins Bat beute 6ie bonn
Staotrot0 III Der LcBten SiBung on8enDmz
menen 0eleiic7G rb00un85zO rotnansen fir
Die Cafe SDore unO Die Gof S8lanos8o6n
nit iciner ltuuteri9rtft Deriebeu un6 Damit
gum @cieB erbOben.
SIR 8e5u8 auf bic e6enfaus bonn Sta6tz
rotb a~nAcnonmcnen GroueDz . binan3cn
Der Sitoicite Observation-Disclosures ctr
flGrte Der WtoDor beute 8ormittag, 0aB
iRm bieiclben bi5ber no9 nic6t 5ugeftellt
ieien.
, 1894-07-12
Nah oem Paus sum 9uten 6trten.

2(uf Sen 2(ntrag ser 6rau 9lnnie Morriz
ion Derbdngte 9ticbter &eriten beute Woroen
cine Strafe bon 500 iiber Die acbt3e5nz
jQ6rige 2lgne5 MorriiOn, Die Gocbter Der
&lG8eriu. 2l9ne5 miro inter Ser geuonnz
ten Strafe Dem 6auie Sunt guten Sirten
ilbergcbet ipcroen, Oa ite in ic6lecbte @ez
ieQl6aft geratben lift.
, 1894-07-12
Stdotiibes.
Detterbertht.

Opttfer Gteine, 76 @al6ington Str,
berjAtet fitr Gbicago Bic ioL9enOen 8aroz
meter un6 G6ecnomcterltGnoe
lin 8 l1br Wtorg. 70 ST., um'9 ltbr so
@r., nm 10 l1br 81 ST., I'M II ltbr 81
@r., nm II lthr 81 @r. 8arometertono
UNI 8 ubr Wfor9. 1928, ~ l6r 1921.
, 1894-07-12
Oes OiebitahIs bei6nIoiot.

CHARLES Worebeao miro gegentpGrti8 Dor
Ricbter BaDne inter Der Qntlage procciz
itrt, benz @rOcer @uitop 8relotp on Der II.
Ctr. uno Walbtenalu 2lDe. einc lt6r i'm
Wertbe bon $13 unb ejn 8erlque I'M
gScrt6e bon So 8eitobIen 3u baben. 9er
9iebitaDl ereignete ii3 am 30, 2lu9uft 1893.
Der 1%lIoropro5e6 9egeu Daniel Conners.
Sn BET >8citrigeu No9mittag8iibung be-
trat 0anieL GOnnDrs ielbit Den 53cu9en>
itanb uno beDauptete, baB TIN SameS Ga
mon, Der Elm Oicl itdrferer Wtann ais ct
ielbit ipar, Gn8rtff, uno ooB er in Notbmebr
sum Dteiier grtff. !6eute Morgen mar feline
StBung III Dem Sale, ba Die 2lnflagc nod
anf etfen tpibti9en Seu0en fabn6et.
, 1894-07-12
Qus oem GrimiuaI9ertdt.
Dret Jabr 6udthaus.

gor &icbter Same tpur6e beute Mor9en
0aS periieselte GerOict 9%e6ffnet, ouf wel9e5
ltcb Die @ei6poreuen geitern am ipGten
2lbeno in Dem Wtoroangriffsz 8roceB 9e8cn
@m. 6ttb geeini9t batten. 9a8 ltrtbeil
lautete ouf Orei Sabr 3ubt6auS. Sm
Stunt bra6te 6iuc6 in cingn1 Streit nit
Oftbael @Orntan bieiem cine i6pcre
SbuBtpun0e bel.
, 1894-07-12

Qlbonntrt auf ba8 2Ibenbbldtt Der Sutnois
Stats 3eitung 8rets ! Sent.
, 1894-07-12
beiratbsfbeine.

SOI8en6e 6eiratb5i6eine m4roen beltc
Sormittag bon !0errn Salpmoniou I'M
Burealt oes GountD-@lert8 au5geiteut:
, 1894-07-12
GOIbWater, N}icb., II. Suli.

!6eutc Morgen ipltr6e bier in einem
9in9erbaufen perfect Sic 2ei6e BON
Somes 9%tDbinion, ser Ieit SOnnabenD Der
i~cbmunbcn tpor, ouf9efunben. &urj oarauf
iplrDe q. 81. Ottlener unter Dem 8erOabte,
9tobinlon ermorOet 81 babell, perRaftet ltl1o
mar Oerielbe aub iAon nacb gang tltr5er
!3cit geitdnbig.
, 1894-07-12

@ates unb NcnzG eelanb, pabrenb fir Sic
Gereinigun8 Canada, SiO : 9tultra1ien,
&apcolOnie, Gictoria nno SaSmanten
itimmtelt.
, 1894-07-12
SpringfteI0, ST., II. Slli.

6erte fan6 bier cine 8eriammlnn9 bon
0elegoten der @~rtbenarbeiter aus ben
iGmmt(icben @rubentperfer be5 Spring
fielder 0iitrtct5 itatt un0 ipur0e in ber7
ielben cine 0iItrict5organiiation 9ebilOet.
G8 Wur6e bclcbloiielt, baB Die @rlben7
arbciter IS GehtS pet Come 8rutto9etpicbt
perlan9en iolen. 9ttBer6cm Iollen IN
uen@ru6enperfen8 gebraubt
mprOen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31
COUNTY BUILDING.


27-Estate of Augusta Wilken.
Proof of death. Will admitted to
probate.
Estate Of Charles f. Piper. Report
of sale of outstanding accounts and
order approving same.
Estate of John B. Hartzell. Re-
port of sale Of real estate to paw debts
filed and approved.
Lice ,sed 70 Wed.
Oct. 25.-August Sievers: Miss
Anuie Meimert, Rock Island.
26.-William ID. Parker, Rock ISL
and; Miss Hattie Lewis, Peoria.
q. Edward ID. Sweeney; Miss
En- ma Tunnel, Rock Island.
Stanley George; Miss Maggie Stan
ley, Tacoma, Wash.
FL DeWilde; Miss Nathele Ca
porte, Moline.
2s.-Joseph H. Close, Buffalo Prai-
rie; Miss Hattie McGreer. Drury.
o3t. 30.-Charles Schneider. Miss
julia A. Schneider, Rock Island.
Byron A. Avery, Miss Phoebe APP
pleton, Moline.
31.-Henry Rohwedder, Miss Ales-
tine Brandmeyer. Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31
HILLSDALE.

HILLsDALE, Oct. 29.-Mrs. Emma
Golden has again arrived from Iowa.
and is under the care of DIR. johnson.
of Erie.
Miss Carrie Palmer, daughter of
the late Rev. Ezra Palmer, is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Butter & Martin have several
Rock Island sleighs, which are on ex-
hibition. They are very attractive.
Word comes to us that Rev. Coff-
man, formerly of Bethel, has &C
cepted call to the First Baptist
church at Brighton, Ill.
Frank Wilson unfortunately had
all his fingers cut off in James Dill
lens fodder machine last week. DR..
Lookey dressed the wounds.
Mrs. Norville and son have arrived
and are comfortably situated in the
Hansen residence. Mrs. Norville is
the mother of our station agent.
The publication of the neat circu-
lar relating to the new court house
has won many friends for the propo-
sition, proving as it does conclusive
" that the actual cost will be scarce
ly felt by the individual.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage Of william Upper and Miss
Augusta Liphsrdt.

Marriage Of william Upper and Miss
Augusta Liphsrdt.
Last Wednesday at 8 O'Clock at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Liphardt. near Hillsdale.
occurred the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Augusta, to William clipper. of
Coe. Rev. h. w. Newlands, Of Port
Byron, officiating. Miss Matilda
Liphardt, sister of the groom, pre-
sided at the piano, and PLAYED the
sweet strains of the wedding march
as the bridal couple entered the par
lor and stood beneath an arch of
roses.
The bride was attired in beauti-
full costume of cream albatross and
silk and wore pink verbenas. while
the groom wore the conventional suit
OF black. After congratulations
were extended, the bridal couple and
guests were escorted to the dining
room, where the table fairly groaned
with palatable and delicious eatables,
to which all did ample justice. Only
the immediate relatives of the bride
and groom were present, who
bestowed many beautiful gifts as s
memento of their esteem.
The Happy Couple.
The groom is prosperous young
farmer, and has won a host of friends
by his congenial and industrious
habits. while the one he has chosen
for his bride is one of Canoe Creek.
most accomplished and respected
young ladies, having for a number o.
years been a successful teacher in
the public schools of this county, and
is held in high esteem by a host Of
friends. who, one and all, congratu
late this worthy young couple as they
start out in life's pathway, and wish
their future life full of happiness ant
prosperity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31

On Wednesday, Oct. 81, via Rock
Island & Peoria railway, on the occa-
sion of Vice President Stevenson's
appearance at that point in the after
noon and evening. Ex-Gov. Camp
bell. of Ohio. and other prominent
speakers will also be in attendance.
Rate for round trip. $3.50. Trains
leave Rock Island at 8 a. m. and 2:2O
p. m. Returning, leave Peoria at
4:30 P. m. and 1890 p. m.
X. STOCKHOUsE, G.. T. A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31
Sustain
Home Industry
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed.

The Rock Island Brewing Company. success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |.
fu>er's City Brewery and Raible & StengeIs
Rock Island Brewery. as well as Julius Junges
Bottling Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Botting de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities. and may
he ordered direct from the head Offices on No
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31

whea Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mts. she chung to CaAoria.
When che bad Children. she gayetAem CastosiA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31

Some one is said to have invented .
substance that can be seen through more
clearly than glass. We don't know
what it can be unless it is q mans ex-
cuse to his wife for not returning home
before 2 q. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31

Mr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. Ii
sooibes the child. softens the gums.
allays all pain, cures wind collie. and
is the best remedy for diarrea
Twent y-five cents bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-31
Poor Fellow !

Poor Fellow!
Bgzzing IN nv right ear!
Throbbng in my head.
Aching Ia my stom CHI,
Sending 70 bed.
dizzy So lcsBt see.
shooting pains N bsck'
Bless me. what IL worse than
billions attack
There Is certainly nothing much moro disa-
greonh'c but DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cosery VII Don make Won all 40. K" This ia
the greatest hood purifier known. Nearly every
one becomes mole or less bilious AZ times. Al
such times, by taking. as thousands do. q few
doscs Of The Gol!en Medical Discovery. they are
often sived weeks Of actual sickness. The
Discorery"i is the only liver iivgorator snd
bio d purifier so positively rain in its curative
action. aat II can be sold under guarantee. II
it doesn'; cure, money paid for II lie returned.
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Schedule in effect Nov. 10, 1898.

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Roanoke l0ilbp. IN, Lynchburg 40 am, Pc
tersburg $50 n m, Richmond s:20a m, Nor
folk S:tOam. Pullman sleeper Radford TO
Norfolk, Passengers from Bristol and In
termediate stations and the south wilitake
yestibule limited for RoanoKea and train No.
2from Roanoke for points east of Roanoke,
b;N pm, tLimited) arrives Roanoke l0;f2 q.
m. Has Pullman Sleeper for Washington
via Roanoke, Shenandoah junction and
b. o. Also for New York. Dining car at
tached.
$50 q. m, arrive Roanoke ll:l5 pm. Luray
6:22 p m, Hagerstown S:i5 p IN arrives
Washington, via Ii. q o. II. II. and Shen-
andoah Junction $40 p. m. Arrive Lynch
burg l:45 p. M, arrives Petersburg6:05 pm
Richmond 700 2. M, Norfolk $3.50 p. m.
WINSTON SALEM DIVISION : Leave
Roanoke daily l2:l0 p. M, for Winston-Sa-
lem and intermediate points.
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION Leave
Pulaski $500 Il. M, daily except sunday 70
l.. Betty Baker and at 1905 am, daily for
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NEW RIVER BRANCH-Leave Radford
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OHIO EXTENSION-Leave Radford 0:l0 p.
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CLINCH VALLEY DIVISION-Leave Blue
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DURHAM DIVISlON-Leave L~ynchbnrg
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Sunday, for South Boston, Durham, and
all intermediate stations.
Trains from the East arrive Bristol daily at
1856 pm. :O5 (vestibule lEnited) p. m.
For further information apply to II. c
Wright. Ticket Agent Bristol.
W. b. BEV1LL, G. I. A.,
Roanoke V
NJ. +. BRAGG,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
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N%ON.REsIDENr NOTICE.
In the Chancery Court at Jonesboro,
Washington County, Tenn.

Josepher Miller Executor, etc. VS.. Lo-
retta A. Clark t al.
In this cas- it appearing from the
allegations of complainant bill which
is sworn to, that the defendants Eman-
uel Bashor. cititizen of Ohio, Daniel
Bashor, Noah Bashor. Franklin Bashor,
Margaret Bashor, Lucinda Beckner and
husband, Perry Beckner, citizens of
Nebraska; Ann Brai,son and husband,
Thomas Brabson, citizens of Texas,
and Permelia Brown, Ollie Brown,
Elizabeth Brown and Cammie Brown,
whose citizenship is unknown. are all
non-residents of the State of Tennessee;
1t is ordered by me that publication be
made for four successive weeks as ne
quired by law, in the Herald and Trib-
une, a newspaper published in Jones
boro in said county. notifying said
non resident defendants to appear be-
fore our said Chancery Court Mt the
Court house in Jonesboro. on the LIST
Monday of June, 1894, being s. rule
day of said court and make defense to
said-bill or the allegations hereof will
he taken FOR confessed and this cause
set for hearing exparte as to them.
W. +. Young. c. & NJ.
This April sS, 1894. p.f., IS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-05-09
GREENWOOD

How to Preach.-Make no apologies:
If you have the Lords message, de-
liver it, If not hold your peace, Have
short prefaces and introductions. Say
your best things first aud stop before
you get prosy. Do not spoil the appe.
tite for dinner with too much thin
soup; leave self out of the pulpit and
take Jesus in. Defend the gospel and
let the Lord defend you and your
character. Ii you are lied about.
thank the devil for putting you on
your guard, aud take care that the
story shall never come true. Let your
beard grow. Throw away your cravat.
Ii you do not want to break. y make
your shirt collar IN inch larger and
give your blood a chance TO flow back
to the heart. Do not get excited too
soon; do not run away from your
hearers. Engine driving wheels fly
fast with no load, but when they draw
anything, they go slower. 1t takes a
cool hammer to bend q hot iron; heat
up the people but keen the hammer
cool. Do not brawl and scream: too
much water stops mill wheels, and too
much noise browns sense. Empty ves-
sells ring the loudest, powder ism t shot.
Thunder ism I lightning. Lightning
kills. If you have lightning you can
afford to thunder; but do not try TO
thun Ter out of an empty cloud. Do
not scold the people: do not abuse the
faithful souls, who com to meeting
on rainy days because Of the others
who do not come. Preach the best
to the smallest assemblies. Jesus
preached to one woman at the we'll
and she got all Samaria out to hear
him the next time. Ventilate your
meeting rooms; sleeping in church is
due to bad air oftener than to bad
manners. Do not repeat sayings, say
ing "as | said before.n If you said it
before, say something else after. Leave
out words that you can not define.
Stop your defamation and talk 10
folks. Come down from stilted, sacred
tones and become a little child. Change
the subject if it goes hard. Do not
tire yourself and everyone else out.
Do not preach till the middle of your
sermon buries the beginning. and the
middle is buried by the end. Look peo-
pie in the face and live so that you are
not afraid OF them. Take long breaths;
fill your lungs and keep them full;
stop TO breathe before air is exhausted;
then YOU will not finish each sentence
ali with a terrible gasp all, as some
preachers do-ah, and so strain their
lungs and never find it out-ah, because
their friends dare not tell them-ah,
and leave them TO make sport for the
Philistines-ah. Initiate your lungs. 1t
is easier to run u mill with q full
pond, than IN empty one. Be moder.
ate at first; hoist the gate a little way;
when nearly done, put on a full head
of water. Aim at the mark; hit it.
Stop and see where the shot struck,
and fire another broadside. A board
hurts a man worse, ii it strikes him
e~dgewise. ELI.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-05-09
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
In the Chancery Court at Jonesboro,
Washington County, Teen.
Rachel E. Martin vs.. Edmund B. Mitch
LII nA Al

Rachel E. Martin VS.. Edmund B. Mitch
ell ct. al.
In this case it appearing from the
allegation of compliments bill which
is sworn to hat the defendants Thomas
ID. Mitchell, Laura D. Nash and her
husband, o. Nash, citizens of the State
of Illinois. and Emma f. Walters and
her husband, Charles M. Walters,
citizens of the State of California, are
non residents of the State of Tennessee:
1t is ordered by me that publication be
made for four successive weeks as re-
quired by law. in the Herald and Til
bune, a newspaper published in Jones'
boro, in said county, notifying said
nonresident defendants to appear be-
fore our said Chancery Court at the
Court house in Jonesboro, on the list
Monday of June, 1894, being a rule day of
said court, and makedefense to said bill
or the allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed aud this. cause set for
hearing exparte as 80 them. .
w. F. Young. @, & NJ.
This April 90, 1894. p.f. 81.