The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-09-01

b ~. ~. INoDcTlSOl, unu6FldheT
TO be found in this issue,
Tho party that narrowed my
baggy-pole will please return it.
ARTHUR TRAYYOR.
MARRIED.-On August 9th, Mr..
j. l.. Park, of Chattanooga, to
Miss Fannie Mcconnell, of this
city.
Chancery Court was in session
here this week; Hon. w. NJ. Brad
ford presiding.
Four and a halfpounds of coffee
for 800 at the Pickens corner.
JOHN 7. ROGERS, Clerk.
Circuit Court will be in session
here next week. All you chaps
that have been carrying pistols,
get ready to be "fXed" by Judge
lIoyl.
subscribe for the HERALD now,
so as to have it through the cam
paign. Price till Nov. 10Th, 40
cents.
There is 10 be five or six we'd
dings between now and the 25th,
and the weather is not very favor
able either.
Hon. i. G. Houk and Henry r.
Gibson, spoke to a large audience
in Chattanooga last Friday night.
We would be pleased to have
them call at Cleveland some
time.
Nine pounds Brown Sugar for
$1.00 at the Pickens corner.
JOHN T. ROGERS, Clerk.
To live prosperous, have corn
meal in the house; and to die hap
by, you must take the HERALD.
We have received a club offve
subscribers from Mr., Louis Henry,
in Murray county, Ga. So it goes,
just let it so on.
Last, but not least, is the Mem
plis Appeal. 1t comes down
heavy on Porter. In fact, every
respectable paper in the State is
against that ring.
Eggs and good Butter taken in
exchange for coffee and Sugar.
JOIN 7. ROGERS, Clerk.
We understand Mrs. Tindell,
wife of Rev. S. W. Tindell, late Of
this place, died very suddenly in
Sebec, Maine, last week,
{ Why don't the Centenplal cor
respondent of the Nashville Ban
her tell what a fine display Ten
IFcssee is making at Philadelphia
Ut is an old saying, "give a mar
an inch and he'll probably take
,pnell." Well give Harris party
I our Foote now, and give them ell
in November.
The time for holding the Hol-
ston Annual Conference Of NJ. E.
Church has been changed from
Sept. Goth to October 4th by Bish.
OPP Scott. j. b. FORD.
Remember that J. NJ. Crow is
the only agent in Cleveland for
the "V IcToE CANE MILL" on the
"CooK EvApoRAToR;" the best in
use. Call and see them.
Aug. II, tt.
The new county court will be
sworn in next Monday. The JUS.
tees elect are mostly new ones,
and will make quite a respectable
court. We understand there are
a few candidates for Chairman.
CoRREcTIoN.-In our list Of coun-
ty officers elect we printed Mr..
Kyle as constable in the 18th
district. Frank Cartwright is the
constable, and Kyle is school
commissioner.
From August 10Th to the 25th
the Centennial Commissioners
admitted visitors for % cents.
There was 233,24S. Receipts,
$l0S,000. During the week there
was an average daily attendance
of 40,54l; average daily receipts,
$4,000.
Ten Candles for twenty-five
cents at the Pickens corner or
twenty cts. per pound cheaper
than oil and a great deal safer.
JOIN 7. ROGERS, Clerk.
If you want a good smoke, go
to Jim Steed's and call for 'smo-
ker's choice" or "bride of the
sea-" and then if YOU want agood
wool hat, just plank him down
so cents and he will fit you so
nice your wife won't know you
when you go home; then he will
give you a clean collar and send
you upstairs where Bud will take
your Picture for almost nothing,
lille Billy viii count out your
Eggs, Chickens, Butter, Potatoes,
&c. and when you come down he
will hand you a cool drink and
black your boots, and give your
baby q stick of candy. Call and
see.
Pinkney Osmant, a well known