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shall be prosecuted. The record shoWs
that at least So, go Of city funds were
missipg when Bolin was depossd. A.
this was made good by his bondFnen
and tho city los nothing, soma were In
favor OF lalting Bolln escape further
prosecution. But most temaTtabis
feature Of the case Yves made public To-.
day, when n letter from Acting CITY
Attorney Cornish TO tho mayor wac
printed aa followt!
OMAHA, Neb., June 81.
ge,Tgs p. Bemis, Mayor!
Dear Eir-.In response TO request for
Information "a to your legal duty in the
matter OF Henry Bolin, city treasurer,
permit me to state that powers con.
ferfcd upon mayor an penalties pro.
vided by law are intended to subBatvo
a usslui purpose, and not as a means .
persecution. TuRi Mr.. Bolln has vlO-
iR,eu tho law Is beyond question. II
should be also tcmsmberei that BOlin
nRs lived In this city Tor thirty year.;
up TO two months ago no man had a
bSttsr reputation Tor integrity than he,
aud no official a better record In tho
performance Of his official duties than
anything, II ought to hB In n clfcum.
stance like the present. Now he
has loit his reputation, bis record In
Office during several terms past 10 sul.
lied, hib property Is all turned over 10
his boEdsmen his means Of livelihood
IL suddenly cut Of, anu his su1erings
are such ~ but few endure. 10 al
tempt further punishment would l5ok
more like persecution than the per.
ioTmanco Of Guty.
You should cudeavor 10 disregard
tho hArnngues Ia tho city council anu
the paragraphs In thB nowspspvts, all
OF when are evidently intended 10
work up sentiment favorable to various
political movements this coming fall.
8 In the case Of Hunty Bollu there are
a Humbet Of oxtvuuating circumstau.
Cos, There 10 no evidence thus Tar that
ruy record has been mutllatul OF iaiai.
iieI IN tho least. ThU shortage Of tho
Office appeared Ia tue FIRST hour Of the
iuvtstiEatign the saIuu ne after a thor.
sugh aud osmplote lnvehtigatiOu
There was no attempt /, cover or nido
u single act. Had Bolin Intended 10
steal there voulI have bsou attempts
TO cover anu conceal, all OF which arc
lacking IN this case. Had IuOa been
bis Intention there Ia 10 rensoB why
HE shortage should not have gone W
Into tho hundreds Of thouta ada iuste.I
u NJ II really 10. IL 10 now evident
that not only the city will not loss q
dollar, but even BOiiu's b0ndsmon ate
not liksly TO lose dollar la hi. mat.
ter. And do not think B9lin should
Uo further Iuuishod.
No tieps have yet bean taken TO or.
rect Bolin. IL ono warrant Ia issued
many o'hofs must 10, for magy pOliti.
oians arc guilty Of participating In the
GUsl.
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shot the Chiid bead.

CoLuMBus, o., June 30.--Iniorms.
tlou mas been received from Harris
county stating that Henry Thomas. an
elovoE-yeaT-Oid negro boy, has just
killed his teoond victim. Ho was
hirod by bic uncle, Jasper Thomas, 20
take care u child about year old,
while the father and mother were In
tue Held working. Henry grew tired
u acting "a nuTss, and took his unclos
pistol anu shot the child dead.
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Dcnyer's Water Trouble.

:, DENVER, June 30.--lt 10 tho linton.
non OF President Burpee, OF the board
u tupeFvlsions, TO Introduce an ord.-
nance ut tho meeting OF the supeT-
Wore tomorrow night making n 20 por
vent horizontal reduction In the pres.
.h' schedule Of water rates, and max.
w Ihe charges for irrigating lawns
poo per lot, which IL a reduction Of
i6out 10 per cent.
Iho agents OF the water company
ave announced that tho 10 per cent
,uluolion contained In the Young ordl.
.auos was all that 1t would ngtee ~,
'nu mat a further reduction could moi
gosslbly pass both branches, as thu
ieieat 1t. "'''N
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on AccouNr or cLryaLANp.
Warrant for one Csst Drawn In HIS
Favor.

WAsHSuToN, June 29.-ProbRbly
the smallest warrant In amount ever
Issued by the government was drawn
today. 1t was tor ! ceut, ana was majo
payable to Grover Cleveland, President
VI the United States.
II appears that In calculating the
amount due the President osch month,
there had been an uudcrpgynoni OF l
coat, which r1uld only be Eeolined anu
the treasury books hept straight by
drawing u warrant fer that amount In
the PIesldeups favor.
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ENGLAND Will PROTEST.
Against tbs Csne.ssious Of venezuela
10 american CliIEunz.

WAFu1NuIoS, ID. C., Juuu 90.-lt Il
expected by Uili,iHls that Great Britain
Will protect against the concession
Ncnczuela has made % On American
company, and will warn tho Amefi.
cars rgsinst taking posseHi0n " the
territory, part VI which " claimed by
Greet Britain. Under slmi'ar olfcum.
sIsEcss the British foreign Ofiic0 pra.
tesiei against tbs mrno concession
when II was first granted TO Ameri.
cans In 1854, and the warnings at that
time were 20 determined that the latter
di1 net push thsir concessions.
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Yonng en ,h. .Ilrer 0ns.lIss.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ~. - The
ChrOHiolg today prints ten.page arsi.
clio on the silver question, written ny
John +. Young, managing editor VI
tho paper. Mr. Young has made
ilnanclsl questions special study,
ana mis- esHay ~ n sirOrg argument IN
favor Of a bImetaliio standard.
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VIII M AppENLED.

SAN Francisco, July LII. d. Mo
kIsicR, special counsel l0r the govern
ment iu tho suit TO recover $4,000 900
from the Stanford estate, says tue Gaze
will at oucs DO appealed to the United
S,ates court Of appeals and from there
20 the Supreme Court Of the United
SlateV, n necessary. He says the Ill
cation viii not al &, Stanford Uniyet'
sity, no matter what Iho outcome may
We,
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CHICAGO, June 29.--Mrs, Springer,
The wife OF Millionaire Warren
springer, was indicted today for an
alleged attempt 10 bride Jurora 10 a
iamage tult In which her husband was
lnteIehleu.
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fARIs, June S0.-M. Gadsud, who
ma,gheu his position as minister
,I Tor the purpose Of iighlinl
uuti yesterday with NJ. MiTmau, tnt
u,allst deputy, has resumed the min.
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STANFORD LIrIGATION.
Demurrer Sustained TO the General
suFprise Of Attorneys.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-Unitcd
States CircuiG Judge Ross today rem
G0yed his decision on the demurrer u,
Mis-. Jane L.. Stanford against the suit
Of the government TO recover $40 OJO.-
900 from tho estate of her iate husband,
Leland Stanford. Ths demurrer Was
sustained. Judge Ross allowed tho
government to hmsnd It's former COM
plant aau reargue the csso II II 50
deBlTsd. II was inllmatrd, however, that
this ttcp would not elect the cave, the
law as construed by Judge Rose not
iavorinR the case OF the United statsS'
The sustaining OF the demurrer was Il
surprise, attorurys generally eEprcl!ng
"A c0LtEaTy decision.
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NhAiIA, June BO.--There is muul
nteussion In Omsha AS 90 whether o
10 uelAnl'lng Treasurer Henry Bolil
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BEGINNING MAY ist, every nth
customer will be given ten per cent.
discount on sis purchase Every ~.
tieth customer will get a discount OF
50 per cent. Every one hundrcth Gus.
toner will have the entire amour, Of
his purchase refunded. Every two
hundredth customer will get a 500
bicycle free.
Count is made from the payment Of
order Our goods and prices are abso.
lutely correct.
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Reader, did You over take SIMMONS
LIVER REGuLhToR, tho "KfNg or
LIVER MEDlcINEs?" Evcrybodvnccds
take a liver remedy. 10 lisa sluprish or
diseased liver that impairs digestion
and causes constipation, when thcwasto
that should be carried OF remains in
the body aud poisJns the whole system.
That dali, heavy feeling Is due 20 4
torpid liver. }iliousnrss, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
occasional dose Of Simmons Liver Reg
ulatug and you'll got rid of those trou-
blcs, and give tone 70 the whole fys.
tom. FUt u laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator * BITTER THAN Pills. 10
does not gipo, nor weaken, but greatly
Tcfrgshcs aud strengthens.
Every package has tho Rcd u
stamp on the wrapper. j, n.
Zeiiin s. Co., Philadelphia.
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SHOES.

Ladies' Nuissi, Hutton Shoes, same
grade az above, made IA Plccadiliy toe,
were 500, a.
S2.2J
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-02-27
Funeral OF Capt. Cannon.

We extract the following paragraph
from the Rome, Ca, Hustler, Of Feb
ruary 20. Capt. Cannon at one time
lived in Jonesboro, and is remembered
by many of our citizens.
Quite a large number of the friends
of the late Capt. W. q. Cannon Assem-.
bled at the residence of his son, w. NJ.
Cannon, in East Rome, this morning
to participate in the funeral ceremony
over the remains.
The ceremony was made most i'm
pressive by DR.. Geotchins, Of the Pres
byterian Church, and by the soul com.
forting song music of Capt. and Mrs.
w. A. Patton and Benz. Barker.
From the residence the procession
was formed and ended at the open
grave on Myrtle Hill, where the exer-
cises were closed.
Many q tear fell on the casket as
friends and loyed ones passed by for
the last time, and many a heart ached
for the bereaved, who, above all others,
knew how much of. noble manhood
had fallen ripe before the Reaper's
blade.
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GLADSTONE.

The Rev. D. ]. Nelson has bought a
farm near here, formerly owned by a
Mr.. Burson, of Bristol, and is preparing
to erect q new dwelling house on said
place. There will be a baptizing at
Brownsboro, nea New Salem Church
sometime in March. A. o. Reeser will
leave this country on March 8, for Iowa.
1t is reported that snow was from five
to six feet deep on Rich Mountain. j.
4. Humphreys, NJ. D., will leave o
for Nashville, where he will remain for
sometime attending lectures. Peter
Northington is very unwell at present.
1t is thought that Billy Grey and Gen.
Hoss, would make a good team IL 1t
wasn't that the General phys Billy with
too many questions. d. s. Northing-
toms little son and daughter, of Conk-
ling, were in our little village the 22d.
Perry Cellars, of L~eesburg was the
guest Of the village on the 22d Mr..
Cellars is quite a business man. Miss
N. E. Stone made q flying trip to
Greeneville the other day. We are
sorry to learn that J.. G. Naples and
family are anticipating q trip West in
q short time. There was quite a num-
Der of young ladies at the quilting at
Mrs. Mollie Hufine's on last Saturday,
and let me tell you We had O nice time
at the social after the quilting was
over Chas. Humphreys is making
preparations to 60 to some Western
country soon. The Misses Florence
and Roach Reeser, Of Alton, Greene
County, were visiting their sister in
Onionyille the other day. BESSIE.
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500 Reward, 800,

The reader of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there ia at least
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been able to cure in all its stages, and
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SPURGIN.

The beautiful sunshine is certainly
appreciated after 80 much snow, and
we extend q hearty welcome to spring.
Rev. w. X. Cox preached at Buffalo
Ridge Sunday to q good congregation.
We are glad that Rev. Cox will preach
for us this year as he is an oble preacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillow, who have been
very low with consumption for several
months are not expected to live but o
day or 80. John Shipley, of Yorktown,
is low with Typhoid fever. Death has
again visited this community and has
claimed as its victim Miller johnson,
who has been lingering for some weeks
with pneumonia fever. He died Satur-
day at 2 P. M, and was buried at Buff
falo Ridge Monday. About five weeks
ago his father was buried, and he stood
by his grave as the dirt was being
thrown over him. All, little did he
think then that he would be the next
to be buried in that cemetery. Two
more of the family are down with fever,
and we hope that they will soon re-
cover. Mrs. Polly Wine has been in
disposed for some days. Miss Eliza
Gray was calling on Little Pansy Fri
day evening. Last week was drum.
mers' week In this community; hardly
a day passed but what you would hear
them approaching our merchants on
the subjects Of hardware, groceries, to.
bacco, etc. Don't forget the Demorest
contest which will be held at Hale's
Chapel or next Friday night, March 1.
Mrs. R. r. MAIDEN and family were Wis
iting at DEFAULTS Sunday. Byron Isen-
berg has bought the home of Alexander
Tapp at his place and will take posses.
sion as oon as possible.
LITTLE PANSY.
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We have received No. / Of Volume /
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ern Railway, and to the person seeking
a pleasant and healthful place to spend
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The magazine is neatly gotten up,
and contains illustrations of some Of
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INSTITUTE.

The school at Greenwood closed on
last Friday. 1t was a day that will
long be remembered by all those who
rel fortunate enough to be present.
The exercise consisted of declarations
dialogues, tableaus, etc., intersperssd
with some OF the best music that our
day can furnish. We owe our heart.
felt thanks and gratitude to Miss Has
sic Lusk, Of johnson City, for the
sweet melodious music which she rem
dered or that occasion. The music
given by the Hampton Bros. was also
Of the finest quality. The work began
at 0 Am. and continued till 4 Pm.
Dinner was served about the usual
time in an OVERLOOKING quantity. Ev-
erybody ate with never failing aupe-
tites, and seemed to enjoy the physical
feast in proportion to the mental festi-
val. Mr.. Burleson can not be eulogized
too highly for the efficient work which
he has so ably and wisely impaired for
the culture and refinement of the young
minds that have been under his care
during the past five months. The
school has been one Of unity and
an ''era of good feeling" with patrons,
students and teacher during the whole
term. Nothing has been said or a
be said to the detriment Of the school;
for it has been q decided success in
every particular. None other car lie
expected than q favorable result from
Q school that falls under the prudent
and energetic guidance Of such q
teacher. We learn that Mr.. Burleson
intends to spend vacation in the fertile
regions of Indiana. May his trip be
one of safety, and success adorn his
pathway with garlands OF flowers is the
wish Of A FRIEND.
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BEECH KNOB.

Mrs. A. j. Sherfey, who has been on
the sick list for sometime, we are glad
to say is improving slowly. Horace
Grisham and Buck Keefauver have
been out rabbit hunting ever since the
first snow fell and came in the other
day with their game, and what do you
reckon they hadY Nothing but a little
crow. We think we can report several
weddings soon from the way they were
coupling off at Chestnut Grove the
other night. Some of the boys going
home with their best girls from Chest
nut Grove got their ears frost bit the
other night, and they say they are not
going back any more until the weather
clears up. So girls you need not look
for them any more until the May flow
ers are in full bloom. Sleigh riding
has been the order of the day for the
past week. Oscar Weems says he is
not going to shave until winter breaks
up; us girls wish the winter would
hurry and break up as we are Rettin %
tired of seeing him yea such long
beard. There will be a reading society
at Chestnut Grove, Friday night, March
10. Misses Ionia and Lula Crouch and
Bette Bacon spent the day with Miss
Dora Crouch last Saturday, they all
report a nice time as they say they
never see Dora but what she's full of
fun. Jake Hilbert and Miss Garry
Bacon was out breaking a young mule
last Friday Morning. There will be a
big quarterly meeting at Chestnut
Grove the third Saturday and Sunday
in March. Jonas Sayior spent the day
with his brother, w. V. Saylor, last
Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth Hammett
moved last week to her new house on
U. z. Beal's farm, where she will spend
the summer.
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CROOKSHANRS.

Wonder II winters overp Reckon
not, though; for the grounding saw his
shadow the End, and is in his hole yet,
unless some one has pulled him out.
The past weather has been very favor.
able to sleigh and sled riders. Zed
took a short ride one evening. Parson
Conley made him a sled to ride to
church on. He made II in the house,
1t Is said, and couldn't get it out of the
door. The school at Germantown
closed the Goth with an exhibition in
the evening. School at Keebler's In.
S%stitute closed the 2lst with q spelling
match at night. Rev. d. N. Good, Of
johnson City, was visiting home folks
q few days since. ]. NJ. Ward, who
has been at work in Carolina, is at
home on accout of the rough weather.
Noah Diehl, who has been at Rhea.
town for u short time, visited home q
few day. Several Of our young PEG,
pie including Jim Good, attended the
exhibition at Bowmantown. E. w
Ferguson, OF Locust Mount. buried "a
little child at Maple Grove Cemetery u
a few days since. Our genial merch.
ant, w. A. Crookshanks, made q bust
ness trip to Limestone recently. The
following drummers called on him last
week: Mr.. Foster, for Huntsman Bros,
groceries; Mr.. Holms, for Brown Bros.,
tobacco; Mr.. Webster, Bristol, hard
ware; Mr.. Duggar, for Green eville
Medicine Company. Fair View sch DOL
has had q number OF visitors during the
last two weeks; among them were A.
J. Slagle, Of Jonesboro, representing
Thos. Hane School Furniture Company,
Chicago; D.. j. and Jake Hunt, of Morn
Ing Star;J G. Simmons, Meadow Brook
Bertha and Frank Diehl, Bashor's Mill;
Robert and Sam Ferguson, Locust Mt.
s. B. Ferguson, Noah Diehl. NJ. E. Mil.
Ter, Jim Deakins and others. The dai.
ly attendance the past month was six.
ty; the percent. of attendance, ninety.
March Is, is still the day for the clos
ing exercises, including the concert at
night with small admission fee. w.
n. Fulkerson, merchant at Harmony,
called OIL Zed q short time lately. A
large number of our young people took
q sleigh ride to meeting at Pleasant
Valley the 18th. M. E. Miller has been
talking Of going West, but he may not
60. We will close now; the soap
grease" has aboutrun out anyhow, and
1t 10 PROBABLY more already than you
wantto hear from Crookshanks by
FED
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Appointments for March.

Chestnut Grove, Saturday, March 2,
1920 Am.
Hale's School house, Saturday, March
Q, Z Am.
Jonesboro, Sunday, March 8, 1890
Am.
Buffers, Sunday, March 8, 8 PM.
Telford, Sunday, March 8, Z PM.
Unaka, Wednesday, March 9, $50
Pm.
Bethesda, Saturday, March o, II Am.
Mt. Wesley, Sunday, March 10, 1890
Am.
Asbury, Sunday, March 10, 8 Pm.
Oak Grove, Saturday, March IS, II
Am.
Greenmeadow, Saturday, March 10,
7P.M.
Greenwood. Sunday, March II, 1890
AM.
Bells School house, Sunday, March
II, Bpm.
On Monday, March 4, the Trustee
of the parsonage property are hereby
notified to meet me at the church in
Telford at ten O'Clock sharp, for the
purpose Of electing a chairman and to
attend to other business. The Stewards
and Leaders ara also notified to meet
with the Trustees in a session Of Stew
ards and Leaders meeting for the pur-
pose of looking to the business Of the
whole charge. Let all the official
brethren be present. A. G. GABLE, PC.
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Nom Resident Notice.
N the Chancery Court at J%onesboro,
Washington County, Tenn.
w. B. Whiteside, ct al, VS., E. A.
Wheeler ct al,

w. B. Whiteside, ct al, vs.. E. A.
Wheeler ct al.
In this case it appearing from the allie
cations of the cross bill of w. E. F.
Milburn, administration Of G. Wheeler,
deceased, which is sworn to that the
defendants E. A. Wheeler, a citizen of
the State of Colorado; L. o. Strain and
wife, Nettie M. Strain, citizens of the
State of Washington, and Edith B.
Wheeler, a citizen of New York, are
presidents Of the State Of Tennes-
see: 1t is ordered by me that publication
be made for four successive weeks as
required by law, in the Herald and
Tribune, a newspaper published in
Jonesboro, in said county, notifying
said nonresident defendants to appear
before our said Chancery Court at the
Court house in Jonesboro, on the first
Monday of March, 1895, being q rule
day of said court and make defense to
said cross bill or the allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed and this
cause set for hearing exparte as to
them. w. F. YOUNG, G. & NJ.
This January 30, 1895. pf$7