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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10
Notice.

All creditors of A. G. Mason, deceas-
ed, late of Washington County, Ten
nessee, are hereby apprisedo of his death,
and warned to bring to me their ac-
counts, claims and demands against
him. F. A. MASON, Administrator of
A. G. Mason, deceased.
This March %, 1896. At
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10

For every cash purchase of one dol
lar at my store, I will give a ticket, and
for every twenty five tickets will give a
fine large oil painting and frame. r.
M. May.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10
Unclaimed Letter List.

The following is a list of letters re-
naming unclaimed in the post Office
in Jonesboro, Tenn, and advertised
April 10, 1895.
j. w. Ornduff. &. E. Kennedy.
Rev. Whit Whitlock.
If the above are not called for in 2
days they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington, d. @. Re-
spectfully, GEO. w. WILLETT, Pm.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10
AND TRIBUNE.
OUR T

Herald and Tribune and American
Farmer and Farm News, one year. 81 10
ii II L. and Cosmopolitan Magazine. 2 10
Herald and Tribune and Farm journal | w
Herald and Tribune and Demorest's
Family Magazine. ..... ............. 2 90
EG-These rates are for cash subscribers.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
and completely derange the whole sys-
tenn when entering it through the mu-
cous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescription of
reputable physicians, as the damage
they do is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Hail.
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains
no mercury, and is taken internally,
acting directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfsces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. ].
Cheney & Co. testimonials free. Sold
by druggists, price Toe. per bottle.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10
For Sale.

100 acre farm, good frame house,
barn, young orchard, small fruits, etc.
Two and n half miles from Jones'
boro. Inquire at this Office.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and pos
itivcly cures piles or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale at B%ritton's drug store.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10
The Worlds Fair Tests

showed no baking powder
so pure or SO great In Ieav-
ening power as the Royal
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-04-10

Judge Kirkpatrick has an interesting
relic Of Chickamauga battle field in the
way of a section of an oak tree. 1t is
about three feet long, ten inches in d.
ameter, and contains one conical shell
fragments of two others and two or
three grape shot, all horribly sugges-
tive OF b fearful storm of shot aud
shell that were poured at the ranks of
men who, in that terrible battle march
ed and countermarched n against the
other. How any were spared where
missels of death flew So thick is one of
the mysteries Of battle no n can solve.
The are many things which help to
make a town prosperous and lively.
but what we need just now is a good
band. We have splendid material with
which to organize a good band and then
we have Herbert Russell, who is com
petent to take charge of it, and who
agrees to devote both time and talent
to the enterprise If the people will en-.
courage him by contributing a trife
with which to buy two instruments
which they need to complete the band.
Now we have had a band here in former
days and the town was made lively BY
it's presence. The merchants ought &c
be willing to contri butte to this enter,
prise, and most of them have expressed
their willingness to do so. Let the mat
Isl be pushed. Wehave all the requis
lite for q good band of music. Why moi
help them to wake up town from it,
somnolence. The band proposes as
remuneration for the contribution
from the outside, to give free open all
concerts and to play for all church anC
school entertainments free of charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
ABOUT rEorLG.
Stranger, In the C,sr amt wheeling Foll
Ahrnnh

stranger. In the C,sr Hnd Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Captain h. B. Dovsner returned from
Pittsburgh Yesterday.
Fire Chief Healy is out again after a
severe siege oil illness.
OK. Clarke, OF slaterIvillc, was a Nc
Lure arrival yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Mendsl is home from
q four months trip 10 Minnesota.
Mrs. &. W. Kreiter went to Ashland,
Ky, Saturday, to attend tho funeral Of .
brother.
Mics Mauds Gamble, Of Cincinnati, IL
the guest OF Miss Lily Vance, on North
Main street.
Miss Carrie Bsisr departed Yesterday
for New York aud other eastern cities
on business.
OR Denel, the we'll known SiItera.
vile oil operator, figures on sas McLure
register.
W. S. Sims, a ClarinEton business mao.
was here yesterday, and registered at
the Windsor.
Miss BsIsis Hubbard. Of Pasadena,
California. iS the guest Of MiSs Virginia
HoGs, at Echo Point.
Rev. Mr.. Weller, OF the German N.
Z. church, 10 home from an extended
trip to Detroit and tho northwest
Miss Ada Roth has returned to her
home in Chicago. after = visit with the
family Of Mr.. Jacob VoEler, on South
Main street.
". l. Sutton aud S. L Slater, Of Sic.
tarsyiio; Jos B. Clarke, OF New Mar.
tinsville, and S. Thompson, oiaClaring.
ton, are SiGmm arrivals.
The Bethany College foot ball team
passed through The city yesterday, on
routo home from Parkersburr. They
took dinner at tho Mcclure.
Thomas Potts, OF Warrington; II.
Lowell, ]. W. Williams and Edward
Nc Williams. OF siStsrsvills; Q. G. SWesn.
sg, Of ST. MaEy's, and f. y. Brooks, Of
New Matamoras, we're the arrivals a.
the Bohler.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Z. l. Nash, Of
Parkenburg, was here yesterday to see
his chief, Marshal A. d, Garden, who iS
now recovering from injuries sustained
in the Function wreck on the BRlti'
mora & Ohio.
Mr.. ]. a. Sweeney, a prominent oil
dfiller, Of Warrington, was In the city
Saturday. lleing an exemplary mem
Der OF the KnightS Of PythiaI be took
Ia the cosin, scenes Of tho X. Of r. fair
in tho "HuD" building Saturday even.
inc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
DR.. TRNCEYS LECTURES


Closed with Two Discourse. Mt The Grand
Opera House Ygstsrday .Sls ID
Crowds We're In AttSadanSs-Am luz
Innnss Amount OF Good from shs Doctors
EfioTtS In Mhssllng.
The series OF lectures ON Temperance
and other subjects, given here by DR..
Tracey, the kentucky temperance
worker, closed yestarlay with two dis
courses at the Grand Opera House, both
OF which were largely attended and
listened to with great interest. In the
afternoon ho spoke to men only. and in
the evening me gave another oil his
vigorous and always interesting lectures
on the evils OF intOnpaTancu, made
doublY plain aud instructive by the uto
OF the OtsTeoptiCon aud hundreds OF
scenes thTeTR OH the thiT'y'toet can
vas.
The amount Of good accomplished by
DR.. Tracey during hlHItay In Wheeling
IL difficult 10 estimate, but that II IL
largo there IL no doubt whatever. Ills
style is so earnest and hit array OF facts
90 convincing that tho hsaTer soon be-
comes a convert TO tina blessings OF tenn
peTancO from a purely common senIe
point oil view II not from any other DIT.
Tracey goes to aome OF Wheeling !
nelghbOring towns, Including Martins
Ferry, BellAirs, StOubonville and Wash
inGtou, aud he will no doubt accomplish
a. much there aS he has done here.
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sNYpElt or MNssILLoN
Captured the Bts ESvus ~ tho UhTlehs-
VILE IiiCycIo Races,
Social Df,r,t.b d, M Tpt,uf,.,..,

Captured the bts EVvur, NJ tho UhFIehI-
VILE niOycIc Races,
Special Dbpa.eA 10 ne nisRistaea,
UHRlcIhvILLE, o., Oct. 9l-Ths rae
ing meet poatpOnsd from October l2
was quite success yesterday, although
very strong gale was blowing and the
air was vary chilly,
One milo opGn-WalteT b. Snyder,
Masalllon, irIIi Forest Bigalow, Colum.
bus, secondi IL, Ii, kruppI. Uhrlcha'
vile, third. Other starters: Harry u.
Scott, Greensburg, Pa; Clyde Quimby,
SteubGnville, o.; Worth Cummings,
Springfield, o.; il. q. Goble, Green's
burg, Pal ], X, Bowman, Canal Win.
chester, u; Hugo Burnhardh Canal
Dover, o, Time, 1885,
Halt mile opGH-Waltor D, Snyder,
frat Worth Cummings, second; II. IL,
Krupps, third. lime, AS IS.
Ono mile handicap-worth Cum
mugs, 70 yards, first; S Ice Stove
Islsta, 40 yards, second; W. d. Snyder,
scratch, third. lime. 9:3j IS,
Two mile handlcap--W. b. Snyder,
scratch, arst; b. q. Goble, 80 yards,
second; Worth Cummings, 1870 yards,
third. Krupps' tire collapsed on the
fourth lap aud gave him bad fall.
Time, 5;iS,
One mile novice-W. A. Beaver, Now
comeFsville, first; Bert Kennedy, Uh.
richSvillo, second; Allen Cox, Uhheha.
vile, third. Time. 400.
0ne.hali mile. boys under sixteen
Beaver, BurnhGrdt, Stowe, Cox. Time,
so
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mAnrIY's FERRY.
HApS aud Ml.hAP, In tn, Thriving CITY
Across tho River

HAps and SIlshaps Ia tn, Thriving City
Across tho River
The Prohibition meeting held in the
U. P. church on Saturday night was
the smallest political meeting ever held
IN Martins Ferry. II was attended BY
IhirIy.iour persons, intending ladies
and children. Van Bennett, who Is
called tho kansas cyclone" and who
seems to be 4 minister, lawyer aud
farmer, said Il was the smallest meet.
ing lie eyar addressed in tue United
States. lie was accompanied by q Splsn.
did singer who acted as chairman. Mr..
Bennett tried to make II appear that
all OF tho parties WorO wrong except the
Prohibition party, and IL would mako
things right lie scored the RopuDh.
cans, Democrats and Populists, being
particularly hard on tho former. lilo
said he had no time to fool with tho
tariff. Foraker and Campbell are doing
that and neither Of thsm Knows any
thing about it. lie stated tina. his vito
writes him that their crop oil wool 10
tho largest this fall that II has ever
been aud this under the Wilson bill.
The state Board Of Pardous has
recommended the pardon Of Elephant
Billy" Wilson, who wac sent to tho
penitentiary for shooting Policeman
George Murphy while Cook & Whitby'S
wallace Bros. show was exhibiting in
Martins Forty in the fall OF 1898. Wiz
sou WaI with tho show aud became Gu
gagged In 4 quarrel.
Miss JennottO Napier, aged ~, diOd Of
typhoid fever yesterday morning at 3
o'clock as her home a. tRe toll gate,
Just back OF Martins Ferry Tho IN.
termsnt will DO a. Scotch Ridge to.
morrow morning She was tho toll.
keeper Tor many years and had host
Of friends. Typhoid iOver caused hOr
death.
Al tho meeting Of the city council on
Saturday night tho electric light com.
mistOS was instructed TO notify the dit.
ierCnt railroads that they must light
tho different crossings Tho Satno CON.
millOs was also instructed TO hayo 70.
moved at oneo tho unused poles DO.
longing to tho Bridgeport Electric Light
Company,
itey sttobnrh, Of Rpahing, Ia, was
recently elected pastor OF tue German
Lutheran church aud accepted. llo
was to have assumed charge yo'tcrday.
On Friday he sent word that hu had do.
cldOd not 10 come. ltoG Mt. MYorI, Of
Allegheny, Pa. come on trial and
preached yesterday vory aCcopLably
Mrs 4. Chute died at tho family
residence on MRin atront M Saturday
evening, aged SiEly.thrno years Michael
Chute, travelling salesman Tor HE'LL 4
lillinghalD, Is ono u tho childron.
Jtmc', tho ninntcsnyrar.Old sou Of
Mt. and Mrs. Alchaol lirnGElo, residing
Oh Fourth s,rcSt, died on Saturday. Tbs
intcrmont tnk0s place at Nil UalvaFy
this morning.
The fra department was called ont by
a small ilf0 NJ tina residence NJ Mrs.
Henry Dcanir, an Union sitoot, on Sat.
atdRy, tho Asst Ats lot foHt or Hyo
months,
ColOrain will have q big Republican
meeting on rhutaday evening, October
VI, TO DO addressed Wy senator ]. W,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
THE SIorOCYCLE RACE

From Chicago to WAuksEAh win he an
Event OF Gssat IS,eEess-
The motorcycle or horseIeSs carriage
race from Chicago to Wauksgau, Wiz,
and return, a distance OF about 100
miles, will be contested Saturday, No.
vsmber .. From present indications
there will be not less than forty start.
era in the great race. It is expected
tina. several Of the motorcycles will mako
the distance in less than six hours. The
following Judges have been selected:
Major General WOaley Merritt, U. S.
A., commanding the department OF the
Missouri; Prof. ]. p. Barrett, city cleo
trlcian OF Chicago, Henry Tinker, OF
St Louis. president OF the National
Carriage Builders Association. Major
General Merritt has rejected Lieuten-
ant LuddinRton rs his assistant, Prof.
Barrett has named Leland l. Summers,
editor Of the ElectFisI Engineering, and
President Tinker has named Y. +.
Kimball, the Chicago manufacturer, rs
bis first assistant. All contestants
must pass preliminary tests which will
lie held on October %, 30. 81, ut which
time all impractical vehicles will be de-
barred from tue contest OF November ?.
Several motorcycles from France and
Germany arc entered in the race.
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especially and scored ono OF the touch
doWns, Murphy scnriug tho ether one.
l.atrobe won the kick o q aud sent tho
bail dangerously near west Virginia'a
goal, but Murphy got il and during the
first half La,rnbe never had the ball.
The gains made were nearly all through
Latrobo's line, which was weak spot.
In the second half IatrobO had the
ball tour times, but never long enough
10 know how II inll.
While tho regular team was waloping
IasTSbs ss uatS@Iswn, the second tOam
was not having such fun with Waynes.
burg college, who defeated them by a
score OF 10 10 In a we'll played game,
Oura was plainly this stronger team, but
bad tumbes caused the defeat Eaeh
team made two touchdoWns. Tho boys
went by an overland trip and were roy.
nliy treated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21
LOCAL RliEYIrIEs,
Matters OF Minor Mom Ont III aud About
the ctr,

Matters OF Minor Mom snt III aud About
the ctr.
THE GRAND this sVsuing-"Ths
Three Guardsmsn."
IcE was formed to the thickness oil a
pane OF glass yesterday morning.
A REGULAR meeting Of tho city coun'
ell Is due to be held tomorrow evening.
OSE diiordsrly and one drunk we're
on Iha docket for this mornings police
court yeIteTdHy afternoon.
On Saturday John d Wills was ap.
pointed AdminiitrAtor OF the estate oil
S. g. Wills, deceased. Bond 800; Il.
W. Atkinson, surety.
Mus Noa 0, I, 8, 0, 10, IL aud IL at
the Rtua.StAndATd will resume this
morning. They have been of on &C.
count Of repairs 70 the boiIsTs.
THE expected cold wave scarcely
mAtoriAlized yesterday. The air was
cool enough, but the sun was bright
and the day was model OF fall weather.
A MOVEMENT which promises to sue.
coed is on foot to establish bank at
Bsnwood. A good block Of the capital
stock, its SAID, will DO taken in Wheels
ing.
Gus Huns Now York Vaudeville
Stars closed their engagement at tho
Grand Saturday night to an audience
which packed the house almost literally
10 Iulocalion.
CRY Taxpayers must settle in the
next ten days or lose the discount. The
payments 90 far made have been un.
usually largo for 80 short I lime, and
evidently the most Of the people pro-
pose to save the discount.
CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted TO
record a deed made October Is, 1895, by
John FundIS aud vile to the Schmul.
bach BROWN: Company, for lot No. Z in
square No. l3, at Thirty.secoud and
Jacob streets. Consideration, s., 100,
TnEsiutf in tho produce store Of u. l..
Parker, who recently came here from
Cleveland, was attached Saturday on q
suit by J. II. I.aito, Of Quaker City, o.,
who had shipped the firm lot OF eggs
and found they were being sold At less
than was to be paid for them. Parker
himself was no. found by the constable,
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KNOWLEDGE

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the value n health Of tho pure liquid
Laxative principles embraced In tho
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IT, excellence IL duo to its presenting
In tic form most acceptable and pleaS'
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nul permanently curing constipation.
II hal given satisfaction 70 millions mud
mot with the approval Of tho medical
profession, bcCanto it acb on the KID
pcya Liver aud Iinwcla without weak.
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Syrup NJ l'irl IL fur fllc by oil drug.
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parsnyu. Nls1 the nnnn. syrllpul Fig,
and hainr well Informed, ynll will nv
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Special Sale Of Real Estate.

No. " TWELFTH ST.. fiue brick and stone
dwelling II rooms all modern, lot tjNl2l feet
40. 80 SIXTEENTH ST, brick aud franc
dwelling rooms, lot J1LlN feet
40. 81. NATIONAL ROAD. ifRue dwelling,
rooms IS feet front
80. l9j FOURTEENTH ST., hrick dwellings,
rooms lot 32Il2J feet; brick stable on rear OF lot
house has all modern convenience
40. ls7 SORTH HURON ST, flame dwelling,
rUoms lot okla iect
40. lSt TWELFTH ST, new frame dwelling.
5rOomI lot 80 feet front.
40. ~ SOUTH YORK ST., fame dwelling,
8 rooms 10, aiXl.O feet
NO. ijgJ CIAFLlSE ST., brick dwelling
rooms, lot lSNl5O feet
40. 1918 CHAPLINE ST. fine brick dwelling,
foomS modern.
nos i3i ASp rs ALLEY l5 double brick
dwelling rooms each. aud good brick stable;
lnI UlIGl Zee; corner Wood street and Alley o.
40. lis ZANE 81. ISLAND, . room frame
dwelling lot SONl.n feet
No. 10 FIFTEENTH ST.. frame dwelling, 3
tootut, lot e1EltO feet
NO IOS SOUTH FlEOST ST, bT.cS dwelling
rooms lot e. fee, front
Fiuc building los corner Main and Sixteenth
streets iINl31itct
building los on lshnd In Pleasant Valley,
EdgingtOu AMI LCAthcrwOJd
MONEY 70 LOAN on REAL ESTATE
RINEHART & TATUM,
Cry BLSE BC!tpSG
Telephone NJ so.M
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D. W. Fuller, Of CanSjoharie, N. Y.
says that ho always keeps Dr. KiUg'S
New Discovery iR tho house, and Isis
family has always louad tho very best
results follow It's use; that he would not
be without 1t, II procurable. &. A.
Dykeman, druggist, CGnkili, " Y, says
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is un.
douOiedy the best cough remedy; That
ho has used it in his family for eight
yenrs, and that II has mover failed to do
all tina; IL claimed for II. Why not try
a remsdvso long tried and tested. Trial
bottles i'es ST Logan Drug Co.'s drug
store. Regular size. SOC aud 81. 3
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Colonel "Nato" Fiol Yesterday return
cd from kentucky, where he lpeus a
week at Lexington and I.atonis race
tracks, More horses are entered at La
toula than ever before in tho history OF
that noted track, the estimated NUM-
Der being ltteen hundred, NIr. Fiel
brings some interesting information
relative to the proposed running track
at or near Colliera', on tho Panhandle
road, midway between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. At Latonia he saw Cole
Ullman, the well known wsitern horse
man, who Was hero last spring looking
over the grouud with tho idea OF build
ing a running track at COlliers'. uls'
man says he will DO here on Wednesday
and expects to BIO able to pro-
miss maj ihOrO will be track near
Golfers next summer, where ne and
his brothers will conduct sixty days
meeting with some OF tho best horses
in the country as attractions The
Pennsylvania road has promised Ull'
man to give hin special train service
from Pittaburghto his track, thtFsy-s,S
miles, in forty minutes, Wheeling Will
also have daily special to the track.
This will DO a week oil activity in
bowling circles. The Musee league Sc
ries begins and that OF the South Side
s:arIl its second week. The Week's
schedule on the South Side tolloEl:
Monday, Mail Pouch VS., LGBelle;
Tuesday, Harvest W. Mozart; thurs
day, Apollo vs.. Novice; Friday, Stand
ard Vs. Orient.
Tho Musee league opening game is on
Tuesday, with two OF the top'nolch
teams as the attraction, The schedules:
tuesday. II. Z. Richards VI. Name
less; Wednesday, Brownies W. Daisies /;
Thursday, Musee VS.. Independents /;
Friday, Press Club vs. BeRbouEs.
Yesterday. MsssrL Frank Harris and
ChaTiol Lacey, Of Pittsburgh, were in
the city and held conference with the
officials Of the Metropolitan Athletic
CiuU, completing the arrangements for
tina coming twenty.round boxing bout
between mike" FarragheF, the YoHags.
town boy, aud PADDY" Smith. tho
promising Pittsburgh lightweight.
brother OF the we'll known "Denvsr Ed"
smith. Mr.. Harris is the hacker OF
FarTagher and, Of course, believes that
IN the twonty.round bout he will b5
able TO face his opponent Mr.. Harris
also proposes TO bring of the Sicily.
Farragher contest in the Metropolitan
arena, probably on Thanksgiving night.
The FarrAgher-Smith contest is siated
for Monday, November 1.