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For more than a hundred years the Shakers have beeu studying the rSmedial properties of plants They have made many discoveries hut their greatest achievement was made last year. It is cordial that contains already digested food and is digester of food. 1t is effective in removing distress after eating, and creates an appetite for more food so tlrat eaGing becomes d pleas ure. Pale, thin people become pmmp and healthy under ita 0se. IL arrest the wasting 0f consumption.
 There never had been such q step forward in the cure of indigestion as this Shaker cordial, Your druggist will be glad to give you a little hook descriptive of the product.
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g2el.elaas saA.ls og prerer,os.


 The ProyeacaI snails, which feed in gourmet fashion upon vino leaves, are peculiarly eeiiolons, and there was Q mNlmue 6f delight from our company as the foar women brought 10 the tahlo Tour bl8 dishes full of them, and for n while theea was onIy the sound of eager mHnehlng. mixed slth the clattar GU china of tha empty shells. To e traef them We had the strong 6horns, three or 1onr inches long of the wild aeaoia. and oa these tao littlo brown morsols were easEled 10 the avid mouths and eaten M1th blt of bread soppe5l 5n the sauce, aaa thsn Iha shell WAS subjected to 8 yigosoas sae1iag, tas5 not dlop ol sauce lln8efAs within Il should be losk. s-- Aaomas A JaAyieg in Century.
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SlOO REWARD Snl.

The reader of this paper wilt he pleased to iearn thai there is at least one dfeaae6l dis ease that science has 6een ahle to cure ilf al its stages. and that is catarrh Falls eattarrh cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity GafarrA being a constitutional disease. requires a constitn- tional treatment Halls cataurh eurp is taken internally, acting directly upon ne blood and mucous surfaces ot the sv8teu thereby de stroying the foundation of che diSease, and giving the patient strength by b0iidMg np tue constitution and assiStiag nature ia ooing its work The RIoprietars have go much faith i'll ifs curative powers. fhsf they offer slo0 for any case that it fails 10 cure Send for list of testimonials Address
 \. ] GtFsNEg < Go. Toledo. O
 Sold by druggists, s5c
 Hall family pisls are the hest
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an Rlanrler- erai,.....

When Mrs. Frances Bodgsoa Burnett was first Irosantsd to Du Maurior. who was. Iu point Of fact rather aa auder- sized man, she exelaimed
 Oh, ! am sa glad that you arc not six feel tailt3
 Ggt why# asked Nu Maariar
 Because for these many months, 2 replied Mrs Burnett, who is consider ablg below medium height you have simply denied us he right 10 live Yoa have made us feel shat woman who is aos six feet tall has not the right to ez1
 e0h, tiat is ouIy trick of minel' laughed Du Maarier @I have saa1ted again and again to mako my heroine lftiio woman. bat before I know 1t she has someAew grown way beyond my own recegpl0ea -American Queen.
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A Nrre Al

Have We had a protest from any ore Eeeen'igs asked the saitan as he 1t g fresh cigarette.
 Ao' yoar laaJesty, replied the grand yizier.
 Ao nation has deigned to cry out aealnst tha continuance Of the Oste. man empire. said tho sultan. seowling.
 None, your highness.
 Then have some more Armsniar7 Killed It once. l w,ll not ba negleo. i in this ahaaseful manner. - Lend. ] Fun.
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'aeha aliarlg ae the Isisa potato, 90 eafH is in tae fact 9Aat it is not Irish QaEcged ae os the potato ex- pegts of tla agricultural department. "The r3.a.o os tlaailg grew wild ia the fe.aa cf Galie, Peru and Mexico. Sir Jaha Hawkins aid net take it to Ireland aast l585s Sir Francis Drake IooS Ii te tH-ard 56 years afterWad. It did ba5.a}i EosseyeT {a Ireland than anywhere else aud get is name. no doubt. hecs0se of ifs earl and dxtensiyo cultivation ia Ifelaad Technically it WAS originally known as tho Bataga vir. gialana, hut m after years t was prop eTiy identified aud classified as the So, lanum tabefotum As the winter stock is no~ being laia in, it may be well for tie Inexperienced to be able to select good potatoes
 'Uut tho raw potato in two and rub the halves together If the moisture on rubbing is soft and liquid enough to drop, the potato will be aoggy and set when cooked. Rub tho halves brigkly ar0uud on each other. X potato that will ba dry and mealy when cooked will give out gooa rich frosh, while a peor one will show only Q watery fro.h by the same action. Tho pieces will stlok together If the potato is 8 good oao Of course tho whole thing is to test the amount of starch in the potato, for tae more starch the better the potato. i1 1'as.e'.s'', g ii',ss,at5ii iutentis 10 iay in very large supply, the best plan, of course, $ 2 ccpk tLcnl, and there will De il3 el'anoe of lnisiase. Washing 3GB Sf1r
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CHAMPION.
Only Two Sundays Missed fn Nine gears
 Eiett lAaMtna atA I.9o NNaei.s.

Only Two Sundays Missed fn Nine qears
 Eignt Months ae3 Two yYeoiss.
 \ l8-year-ola hoy in DIYille. Ky, thinks he ia entitled to the worlds championship for Sunday school attend. anoe. He has been ia bis seat al ihe Methodist Church south on every Sun. day morning except two f3r years, s months and weeks ending SQDday, jan 10. 0n one of tke two exceptions he was down witb the Ineasies and on the other day he was nnayoidabiy ae tained More than this, be has now Aean in iis class ca sos consecutive Sundays, and he says Be is goiag ta keep lt up until 1a has l.08D a,rai5hs Sundays to his credit
 Ito boy name is John C. Fastld}6 Jr He joined the Sunday school su May, f887 when ha waa bat a littls mo1s than years old, aud he has beeu going ever since What makes this reg ulanty o3 attendance the more remark able is that until few months ago the Eastla0ds lWeI siS miles ont in the country and had to eriYo to town before . o'clock every Sund ay ing. Much of the tino john has s.,l 10 c0l2,e through all soe;s of Sjsaegeeable weath. CT, and very frequently hy himself Sometimes aa has come through blind. ing rain and hli41sE6s. when other ehiI 6hep wla lived within i stoaas throw ef the church ha4@ Stail aY.
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in Le Momteuf de Ia CerMniqua ei de Ia Nerreries m account ls given of a new aud attractive product, 3 glass plate Of different calors-the manufae- cure of which is as follows. Upon a fa. hle provided with several rolls a ger tain quantity of glass is poured. which is leyeled to the desired thickness ei- ther by moving lhe table CT the lower roll. Upon this plate. Lat before it has cooled off, another qeaaatg of glass is poured, which, ieyelea With it's re. spectiye roll, forms t second layer aa. herring perfectly ta the fast If the two glass substances are of diMerent cdiols. the plate obtained consists of glass of two colors, one upon the other, aud a plate of more eelofs can he produced in the same way By moldmg CT pressing, letters or designs Of any shape or di- mensions can Dc represented, the in. pressfoa being accomplished either by the hattening roll or another one run. ning behind it, or. stiIl better. by the vertical pressure of en engraved plase or 'with cast deslgng s.nd inscription.
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NnIiee.

Notice Is hereby giVenthat the undersigned will apply to the county court of Jefferson county. Arkansas, on Mondaythe 28th dav Of July. 1897 for an order for the creation of the pnbiic road. Besiuniug at the cor poration line of the city or Pine Blutf ct The extension of Main street and running thence South upen the line dividing the Vest half Of section 1a, township (, south range west io he tower Monticeiio road and connecting there at the place of $. r, Alexander.
 J L. JULIAN
 |. L. HANCOCK II 4N A. HOLLAND. and others.
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Mrs. Kate Mckenzie and 1ttle daughter have returned from q several weeks visit to t-isuaa in Palestine, Texas. and from the eene sfai office of the Pine BluH Telephone Co, once more her cheerfu Alright comes with customary courtesy
 Mr. 4. Abhrame warden and transportation agent oi the Little Rock Penitentiary. passed thrun2h thia city yesterday with four con viets, which he possessed at ark8a. sas City.
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Prosecuting Attorne, Martin. left for Red Fork thia morning to be present at the examining trial of V. B. Knight, charged with the homi- eide of J. II. EiDg, which takes place at that place today.
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Mrs. Il 4. Parse and aranadauelI= ters, Misses Hallir and Mary Shiaua will return to Arkansaa in few days and spend tbe aunumeF at Armstrong Springs
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Mir chas Triplett left yesterday for Colorado to spend the summer. He was accompanied by hts two sons Chaa. and Gerald.
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Mrs. E. G Lane tlest yesterday for Chicago, Philadelphia and New York. where she has gone to pur- chase goods for the J. 4. Eddins Dry Goods Co.
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A visitor nj Sulphur Springs is taking great Interest in nr. \. 6. Thompson B stump butler, it ia said he takes 90 much interest in the puH- er that he makes daily visits to ln- yestigate its inertia
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Mir M r. Tread wsllleft yesterday for South GIeAllestef iuamn fafi tory, on business, from there he Wtn go to Fayetteville ArE where he will visit for q few weeks
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stella, the infant daughter oi Mr and Mrs. '. H Plummer Is much better. tod0N and whilc by TO means out Of danger, hopes of Aei ultimate recovery are entertained.
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Miss Willie smart has returped home from Mammoth Springs, where she has been spending the summer. She is the guest of her uncle. Mir. ] W. Crawford.
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ADMINISTRATION aArlsslEr
Election ef Mckinley D ses Not eass,
 Them to Feel soeretyr,I


 v AsfsiN'flS'as & There was au ar q nneoaeeale'i satisfaction in nd. las'listration circles here yesterday over the result of the election, yet this was tempered ii many instances with pity From tho presideae in the White I[onse down to the lowest official there was m lhais2osi tion to eyalt over the defeat CT then o.d tiD.e political associates, and e''e ' lllesai9era q the presidents ofioiel family a'i preserved . dignitied silence n the hope Of thus making easier the iask eot for the future of hoalina tba breaches in the party.
 Al offaa members of the cabinet. who We're n Washington Tuesday, remained @ith tie president in the White House untn about ? o'clock Wednesday morn.
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Invitations have been extended hr by Miss Eva Davis, for reception to be given at her home Tuesday evening, 1uiv 2i complimentary to her guest Miss Helen l.oyelaay
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Mir. Arthur Murray returned from Memphis, yesterday, where he has been in the interest of the Jefferson County Fair Association.
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Susie McNaulty, a fugatiye from justice was arrested by Deputy Constable Culpepper this morning.
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Daniel Edwards, colored, was fined $l00 and cost and sentenced 30 days on the county farm for stealing chickens by Judge Vance.
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Mrs. Gus Waterman will give Il euchre party tomorrow night in honor of Miss Gertie Seessell, of Memphis.
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The p aser meeting at the Main, Street Methodist Church, will be cond lcted by the Epworth1 League tonight.
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Leonard Runyar Becker. the little son of Rabbi Becker, ia convaleseent after a segere spell Of sickness.
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Miss Trip Lindsay returned today from q pleasant visit to friends at Cornerstone.
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Mir. Herman Harris and daughter, Miss Selma. of Little Rock. are in the city, the guests of their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roaenherg.
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There will be n meeting of the Pine Bluff Athletic Association to- morrow night.
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IIe aad TsaiIsd.

My fsiead, soIemnly remarked the man ip btaeSs you don't know how hand i is to loso your wife.
 Hardt he echaea. Ny dear sir. it E simply impossible. Chicago Times, Golald
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Meadamea Wnahire Riley, R. II, Stearns, Maud Stanley, and Misses Nellie Hicks and Jessie Adams left yesterday afternoon fer Toronto, Canada
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Messrs. A. J. Stewart and 4. r. Whitelaw moved their families in from sulphur Springa yeateranA
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Lee Williams was fined BIO in the Police Court this morning for an as eault committed laat night.
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Tightening struck the telephone pole nt the corner of Fifth avenue and Cherry last night. No damage done.
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When bilious or cestive, eat a Gas caret, candy eathartic, cure guaran- teed, 10c. 25e. l2-30 eodtf.
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Dr. and Mrs, !. F. Simmons and daughter are guests of theArington. Toronto, Canada.
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The spread aerged by Juliet Lodge, k. of P, last night was an elegant one. and greatlY enieYea.
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Miss Emma and Eva Mann left thia afteanoon for Forrest City, where they will visit friends.
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There will be a delightful dance at Lake Dick given by the young people of that place. tonight.
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.Mr. Ino. Dickerson, of Little Rock, arriyedsin the city this morning to sattenend the State Shoot.
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MT. John NJ. Taylor left for his plantation near Winchester this morning
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Mir ]. F. CuIpepper left this morn ing for Fairfield after negro named McNaulty who is wanted at Claren- don.
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Just try l0c. box of Cascarets, ever made. l2-30 cod ii.
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tFrom Thursdays 3 Daily

A yiolator Of ordinance 204 was fined $l0 in the Police Court this morning.
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MT. Frank Armstrong, represent ing the Brown Shoe Co, of St. Louis, was in the city yesterday.
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Cascarets stimulate liver, Kidneys and bowels. Never sicken. weaken or gripe.- I2-30eodtf.
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Miss Fannie McGauphy is reported to oe quite Rick today.
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Give the babies LAYOL, which is Castor oil made as Palatable as honey.
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Afr. J. (. Dnle has returned home from pleasant visit to his old home in Illinois,
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A number of minor cases were up before Judge Brown this morning.
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The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Stewart ia very sick at their Sulphur Springs home.
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Mir. F. c. styron, of Monticello, ia in the city visiting relatives and friends.
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Miss Norie Benton, of sherrlll, is in the city visiting relatives and friends.
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Mrs ]. F Quattlebeaum and little son Posey, are in the city visiting friends.
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Col. M " Taegart is spending the day in Little Raek
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MT. Joe Meyer left yesterday for Camden, to visit friends.
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Mir. Ed. Rosenberg has just com pleted new flooring in his stand on Second Avenue.
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Messrs. ] Y. Jones and C. L. Morris, of English, are guests of the Trnloek.
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Miss Cora Lusby. of Little Rock, is visiting Miss Mary Weetall on
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Mr. Carl Reescher. of Memphis. ia visiting his Pine Bluff friends.
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]. B. Dodge, representing the St. Louis Republic, is here on n business trip.
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Mir. J. A. Edson superintendent of the Cotton Belt railroad is in the city.
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Miss Grace York ia registered al the Canital.--Ark Democrat.
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DEIL

LIBANo-In Pine Bluff, Tuesday July 20, 1897, James I4yband, aged l9 years
 The remans was taken to Grant county for burial.
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Geo. Graham and O. licnd Gins, eolored, charged with grand xf1rceny was held over to await the<sstmn or the Grand Jury-Septemh& erm.
 Mrs. Tom Green and rrshicrA Misses Mary. Annie and Il leave tomorrow idr Arkadeipaa ' spend two weeks visiting friends aud relatives
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Handsome Carl Boucher, of Mem phis, is in the city.
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Mrs. Fred Hudson is quite sick.
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A. HOLLAND. ana others.
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tFrom Wednesdays Daily
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-01-27
MORNING STAR.

The grip has been gripping with q
wonderful grip-like unto the grip that
old Pete grips the States financial grip
sack-the people of this section. Great
Caesars; arnt we in an awful fxp
Yea, like unto the cigar with fire at
one end and fool at the other, 1--WE
are a goner." But may be Our Bob"
will be the physician to administer
the Balm of Gilead for those two great
maladies in the "Sweet BY and By"
and then we shall all be freed from the
terrible clutches of them nasty, cramp-
ing, grinding, demoralizing and de-
pressing grips, aud shall bask in the
sunshine of prosperity and happiness
and enjoy with full fruition the bless
ings of that great millennium. o, what
encouragement. What a boon hope is.
We're feeling better already, and il
these glorious anticipations produce
such soothing effects, what will the
reality bep Quite q number Of our citi-
zens attended the public sale of the
stock OF goods at Luke on last Friday,
but were disappointed in not getting to
part with their overabundance of sur.
plus change, by the entire stock being
bid off as a whole by the First ational
Bank of J%onesboro. Mrs. s. P. Martin,
of Jonesboro, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. j. I. Walker of this place. Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. NJ. Bacon, accompanied
by their niece, Miss Barbara Blue
becker, made u brief visit to johnson
City last Saturday and remained over
night with the hospitable family of D.
Swadley. Returning on Sunday they
stopped at the Christian Church on
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-01-27
TENTH DISTRICT.

The health of our community is bet
ter than when last reported. William
Long and family are improving and
will soon be out again. John Sipes and
Mrs. Sipes, who have been on the sick
list for some time, are slowly i'm g..
proving. Joe Reed has returned home
from Northern Dakota; Joe says there
is no place like our beloved Tennessee.
On the evening of January 10, at the
residence of d. F. Bowman, Arthur
Sellers and Miss Lizzie Cross were uni.
ted in the holy bonds of matrimony;
Rev. d. F. Bowman oficiated. Henry
Gibson and his family have returned
from the coal mines in Virginia. Mrs.
Gibson is in very ill health. William
Melvin has returned from the Southern
market where he has been with mules
and horses. John and James Sell came
in from North Carolina with a bunch
of cattle. Superintendent S. w. Muir
ray has been in the district visiting the
schools. We think that our honorable
County Court made a good selection
for County superintendent; and may
the directors, teachers and friends of
education lend a helping. hand that
the cause of education may rise to a
higher plane. ROVER.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-01-27
FALL BRANCH.

The protracted series of meetings at
the Baptist Church of this place closed
recently with seventeen conversions
and sixteen accessions to the church.
We learn that Rev. McGhee's meeting
at Depews Chapel resulted in much
good. W. B. Mcclellan passed thro'
here recently with a nice bunch of
young cattle. The weather seems to be
very uncertain just at this time, but
colds and rheumatism are extremely
certain. We congratulate our friend,
A. G. Britton, on his late happy lot
and fortune, and would advise him to
still keep on hand all sizes of Happy
Home clothing. o. r. Duncan has
been indisposed for the past few days
cold or grip seems to be the trouble.
Rev. j. G. Bruce has also been on the
sick list, but is now some better. Jno.
and David Morelock left this neighbor-
hood last Monday for Lathrop, NO.,
Rev. W. A. Koen, who has been in
such health that he has not been able
to fill his appointments at Lovelace
Church for some two or three months,
was on hands last Saturday and Sun.
day.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-01-27
B0ON'S CREEK.

George McFall, of Flourville, and
Sam Francis, of Jonesboro, who left
some time ago with several head OF
horses and mules for South Carolina,
writes back stating that stock is very
low; they had swaped off some of their
horses for mules. That in the noun
tains where they we're they were hav-
ing plenty of snow; but they were
both we'll and cheerful. Mrs. Florence
Devault and her daughter, Miss Callie,
who have been sick ever since about
Thanksgiving day, are some better at
this writing. They have been under
the professional care and treatment OF
Drs. kirkpatrick and Cox. Uncle Dan
lei Morrell, of Blizzard, has gone to
Sullivan County to stay most Of tn.
winter. We noticed the other day that
ii. M. Slagle and sons are prepare
ing the old mills, known as the Deakins
saw and corn mills; they are building
a water wheel and forebay, and are 90.
ing to put in cast machinery. This is
a good move for the neighborhood.
The good people Of the various churches
living in the upper end of the district
nave for several days and nights been
holding prayer meetings at private
house, with good results, We are told
by reliable persons that the whole
family of John Chinowth has for sew.
eral days been confined with lagrippe
at this writing they are no better. j.
NJ. Jones was there two or three days
this w~eeklooking for some person to
do the work for Mr.. Chinowth until he
gets better. G. NJ. Deakins has been
working on the house James Hodge
is building for his son. Joe Lyle has
commenced opening his sugar trees
now for lasses aud sugar. Messrs
Onks are preparing to move their steam
mill near the County Bridge, two miles
east Of Jonesboro; they expect to be
ready to move by the 10th of February
Joe Morley had some hands d~ehorning
some young cattle he had bought.
Two GIRLS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-01-27
LOCUST MOUNT

am frank to say l never have seen
so many people sick with lagrippe.
Rev. P. l.. Berry, of Keebler's X Roads,
ls indisposed; he has our best wishes
for his speedy recovery. John Martin
and W. A. P. Barnes made some az
good banjo and violin music at E. M.
Martin g last week az we ever heard:
they play well. Anyone in possession
OF a stumpsucker horse, can break
them of the habit by putting them in a
field where there are no stumps. G..
Mshoney' 9 four year old girls clothes
caught fire and she was seriously
burned. Any person afflicted with
hemmeroids, can cure themselves by
bathing the affected parts in hot water
strongly diluted with soda; try it.
Public discussions are ringing almost
weekly, and in nearly every school
house; which speaks for the betterment
of things in general. Take some sage
tea for that COMPOUNDED ,hoarseness.
Robert Conaly is in very poor health,
as we are informed by Bowel Hartman.
Try hoarhound tea for that bad cough.
Dick Leah is visiting relatives in Lex.
ingtoD, Oklahoma. Rub croton oil and
iodine on your back for that everlast.
ing lumbago pain. Who is Melkesa.
deckp Near two thirds of all the people
hat we've seen are sick, and God
knows what will happen to the rest.
Space p-eludes US giving names of all
that's married aud all that is dead and
sick; 80 if you don't see your name in
our article, don't get your rh~inocerous
up. Bidding you all a hearty good by
for a while, and wishing the Herald
and Tribune all that is grand and no.
BILE, and may her editors and typos live
long and prosperous. l am truly,
UNCLE FULLER.