The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

2l6 pounds of us has gone 10 the
Centennial.
One good second hand boat foi
sale-apply to W. Blair, late coun'
~ Trustee.
Bradley cougtg voted 1900 last
week-still it is not allowed a
Representative.
Ice Cream Saloon in the Ococe
House.
TIE Cleveland Democrats will
have a big time kicking out the
unfaithful.
WHAT has become of the Nash
vile "Southern Erag" Has it
played out2
Hon. w. NJ. BRADFORD is elect
ed over Hon. d. G. Trewhitt by a
majority Of 300,
Bradley's County Court stands
10 Republicans and II Democrats
will get a new court house fence
now.
One doubles ide-action side
pump over-shot screw propeller
for sale.-Apply to our old friend
Matt. Swan, Of Knox county.
Fon SALE at this oflie-A few
tar barrels end a small amount Of
rich pine-was saving it for
Trewhitt.
Some of the little boys that had
a "Bradford fire" on Saturday
night last-result, a general row.
Cleveland has no corporation.
Boys, if you want TO see fun,
come to Cleveland, All will be
o. X.
ST. LOUIS has a Hayes & Whee-
Ter club composed entirely Of eX
Confederate soldiers. We repeat
1T They are all coming.
In KnoxpoNntE Reeder, Repub-
lican, was elected sheriff by 400.
Anderson, Democrat was elected
Trustee.
Our officers, Sheriff Hays and
Trustee White, are two as clever
men rs there is in the county, and
will make good officers.
We would just say to the candi-
dates that are ewing us for an
Rouncements and tickets, to call
and settle.
Mr.. p. NJ. Craigmiles, of this
city, is dangerously i'll at White
Cliff Springs, from throat disease.
The Democrats have carried AL.
abama--The Dutch have also ia
ken Holland.
Gen. Ben. Harrison, son Of old
Tippecanoe, takes the place of
Orth for Governor on the Indiana
State Republican ticket.
Remember that j. II. Grow is
the only agent in Cleveland for
the "ViCToR CANE MILL" or the
Cook EvApoRAToR;" the best in
use. Call and see them.
Aug. II, If.
A late candidate for Trustee
was seen going from Neel's hard ,
ware store last Monday with a :
pillow Ola his shoulder. What does ,
he care for the "dear people?"
French Calf Sewed Boots at j.
NJ. Cash's Boot q Shoe Shop for t
$500 per pair. Pegged Boots {
500 per pair, Fronted Boots in
proportion. '
Two years ago there we're a lot ,
of Justices that raised a cry to {
"turn out all of the old officers" ,
Last week the people took them :
at their word and elected new JUS :
tees. :
If you see q fellow strutting
around, with a cheroot in his
mouth, that is Sheriff Hays or c
Trustee White. !
OUR Young friend, L. e. Clingan, .
was elected Sheriff of James coun- Y
ty. He is the old one, and gives {
entire satisfaction. 6
Polk CouNTY.--Mr. j. 4. Taylor
writes us that Bradford's official
majority in Polk county is 374, '
and that Brock (Dem.) is Sheriff, 9
and Smith Dem is Trustee. The Il
county court is equally divided. 7
THE two happiest men in this .
district are John Peter Campbell !
and Jeems Andrew Lawson-both !
constables.
Mr.. A. II. WILSON, aged about
so years, died in this county on the
third of this month. He was one
of the oldest settlers Of Bradley
county.
CAPT. JOHN w. SMITH was elect
cd Trustee of James county. Mr..
Smith is one of the best men in
the county, and will make as
good an officer as anybody. He is
we'll qualified and has a character
for honesty.
OLD Tom Prator got beat in his !,
district for constable. That's what !,
he gets for not taking the WEEK !;
LY HERALD. n
Our old friend S. S. Barrett has p
becn ro.elected Justice of the n