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MORRIS WILKINS, Aucuoneer $4,000
nERENfp1ORY SALE of NORTH IVES

VvEKFMT ', =, =,
i CORNER Of FIFrH-AyE. sBd THIRTY -SilGON D,SI
Nv orer nj the heirs OF Martha f. Coes.E. H. LUDLOW
o. win sen at public auction on THURSDAY, April ~
is7z st ~ O'Clock, at the Exchange Saesroonl; ,,,
FiFTIi hVE-The elegant fourstory high.st0op brck
dwelling No $50 Fh-avr., north west corner OF ihry
scconJ ~ Eouse TX 80 ii inches front by 20 eet heep
Including dining and library extension Is very subsa
tiqy bn fine Order aud contains AL coh'enie"ceS pr
yaic staircase Lot, 100 feet a., 49,. ..o.,. ,r,.h
Also adjoining Immediately in the rear te ya az
sahe 2Ix55 feet West Thirty Lou 20 OK
$50. - -. .o,,of, "a hand and
mort sage desired. A. 49, Ia ,o, a. tho .nc
hlaps ~, '. ~ ~ III. pi," ar $3.50
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Gun Real @slnle for t'nle.
gTOR SALE, 70 LET or EECllANGE---A!.
4 Grstca,a Gle ,a.it.y FURNISHED tr,srhad) HOUSE
near W.uCsor Hotel. W. IL WELLS, - iiJeriy-St.
CMOkY CHiMNEYS CURED.-NO cure no
- pay; Coos ng ranges that heat tho rooms aI9yii war
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1nsirnfticn.
Country.

Country.
CLAvERACK On. W COLLEGE and Hud.
AT f TsT bssias astos H. AS5Szo FacK resident
E'AMILY SCHOOL, Berlin, Conn.-SUM INNER
Bacon n New Haven Rev Dr. D. B. 6os sc House NY
LNRENCH SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL, Am-
herst College under The direction OF l. Ph d.
einvce Commences July 10 Circulars at oil west
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
N B-dsepor, conr. NAddrcs- MISS EMILY NELSON
uOME CLASS, BOonton, n. j., one hour
from New. York-A lady living in bcautifn country
w receive and educate With her own dsnsher nted
an cyonpshed teacher unusually ami PHEASANT
f 10! GorsS5ass rins %ddfss Mrs n C. KfNdsANb
HARVARD UNIVERSITY .u,ovs
AT CINCINNATI, 1877.
Examinations ADM Harvard Cnilege preliminary
and ira The eeS SSs sSSoS ne s @sd a5d
ST. IMP stairs beginning at a. NJ on June - IGrsS ssa
al who int nd to enter the above ~ 81
the University and open to others upon payment oil Ice Oh
g4ss Ss srSa are Cane re
S ei Mass ri in fTn
Tho Admission Examinations University win be held
Cincinnati each year on the aree days following the last
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
CAMBRIDGE MASS ,,,,, ,o--
suhFN dR T 1NSrkHRl3NSp % oTER Abu
Courses Of instruction viii be given as followg:
General Chemistry auG Qusiitave Analysis by MT T. T.
IT, Thrnocsmic Botany, by Asst PROT George l. Gcoiae
III cryp,ogamlc Botany, by Prof. W. @. FaIlow
~ GEOLOGY, by Pr N s9aleg Fee, So :, p,.o,.
V Zoology. by Mcssrs Walter Fazon ana W. H. BI"oRs
w @s % a be g s. n All NH 1
to Allen Danforh, Bnrsar G ,mi,yidge; -. 49,, .o.
may BE 21dsS HS spSsg S 10 . S sE
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, n. Y.-No
pupils GsSs:s at THoMAs E6W ssc
X EARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
~ saugeIiies Y. y.
school ro0pens SEPT IS ESf * ppsaa
| DEEKSKILL N. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
| WRIGHT 4. NJ, ROBERT DONALD, a NJ -
| BENNINGTON Seminarv-Boarding School
beau 1 o ahd e5ss Of sens ro oS good home d goo
discipline. AddTdsa rhos aidcn, D. D., Pennington ;. j.
| pOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, y. Y.-Bcth
inc the 6srni months send for circa'ar WI BASElsrk
| or. CLEMENTS HALL, Ellicctt City, Md,
- An od established lligh seiG9 81 ~, Leers sia
INVEST END INSTiTUTE.-Fam school
W for Young lsa'cs Mrs J.. CAOf, Principal! New
| Raven, CorD. send Tor c:"ua-
| YOUNG MEN privately Fitted FOR College.
Conditioned '0'i g 6 81 io @I s '' as
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
E2Aaf GoS' s Soa e., a's5 S5 f oas
1SG FORT EDWARD INSTI rUTE, New
SDsEJ. YoTi-55 pays spring ii Is wCoee march
% Reguisr sny sus chosen Address PRINCIPAL
gHS PER QUARTER Ono extra charges) for
AtADEMY. Ten inst1eoIa-tuo GRADUATES Of Yale College
van H6sscn and others. Open all sium,r; Mc'ia has
'''" ' g IS fS3 -s sT3 s a M MSa
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Pitts. FtWayBe and
Chic Guard
ll6. be 90le
ST L, i NJ and SO
20. abe. ga
ONO and Miss
.3O0 he. q
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-1O4 OCLoCl
AND l1l2 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
FIRST BOARD-l0i2 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
safes OF STATE R0ndS-RdilroGd Bonds-Bdnk ana fa'F
~ " road Ssares-ErDresg Stocks. dc.
American Coal

AfAPTlgHD tOti
l0l.....Dc. 40
North Western
200....br. lGL
North Western ri
300. be. 393i
nAn an
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$4,000 CAsH or halt sash =: sal
acres al EasI stroudsbarg PeSn one mile from depot,
order barn house and Stables workshop hennery and
outbuiings kinds rieh land,
euiiable for zIn buildings worth tho money. Ad
dJess T. POOLE. Boz ~. u stEoodsburg. Penn
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TE'O LET-At MONTCLAIR-FOr the season
longer HOUSE with fourteen rooms and OF
ground ia the most slut part Mentclar house IL
pleoy sized, and Aas waer And All modern eniencts.
with ba:n &C. &c. good stable heIhOuse sheds,
vel stocked win 10th fruit and shade small
fruits grapes vegetables; also hne fresh COW,
hens ami chickens Apply 10
G. III. FRANCIS,
- FTanklin-st. ". i.
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Da!lClnQ Nra0cmis5.
GcacDcr5.

49,
A YOUNG LADY, q graduate cf Vassar, who
position private school BEST Of references
given. Address f. s., TTioups Oaice.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ hGENC1 supplies rToeSsCs Tnipo GoysTneseS ana ma
~ eSy ood Scbo M rsa md sis soo Irases
Fo circulars apply Kiss H. j. YoUNG 70 Unio1lsqnaLe
tie American setoO Infttu;c'
"a. families Supplied win Efficient Teachers Tutors,
CCvernessee &c, for every department. NO CtAAhGE
TEACHERS
SITUATIONS PROCURED
fV' i'''''''' '"''''' '''''''''', 9, 9, oDEiL,,.
TEACHERS &GLNCE
1907 Chcsn;t-st. iiiaaGtlia, IA
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Union-square;
30 engagements 1tS i%T IfsSsis p a
NFRS. ANNA RANDALL DiEHL. teacher OF
VI Reading aul Dramatic .>cor, 30 Uaion-sqnare.
MFRS. MITCHELL Q)iplomte) supplies schools
w a1d families win coa; 0eat Emoeaa Gni higIrs1
B BGEEAT 81 '3 %sii S5s ' az ''o '---
NRS. LOUISA b, CULVER. Teacher Of
I'VE iaini,s tHdss5pe no"r' ~ s ag q S , Vim
Hat Mr.. James NJ. I.3ui.
SsCHERMERHORN's SCHOOL AGENCY, 80
yei FAD ss FST SaH t2 SfS 9 a eae s
for st nima 1efma sGyfr9sSs e.y ,riy Ns r
lion DOL 5out Tactical teacher FOR malho'
Ench and st and voei inasic ono elias
sizes &c tr colagc GRAMMAR scrol English branches and
elocuti0n eoat; Epsoopalisn ly, eOd dscipinarian,
Autumn orders
Reliable expecting change sould have application
ns-seni free for stamp
nv COTESWORTI PiNCKNEY's AGENCY
FOR SCHOOLS aud TEACHERS Fappies schools ana
faIniles With teaeg teachers VT" posti TO-
creasing Tor gCOd teachers. i carly i0T ALUMNI
yacal,rics SeiiI stamp for app icdtan form
4. COrES WORTH PiNt'KNEY
30 Union square Ntaye. SIDE rear lGthstl New YORK
TENEACHERS WANIEO.-SuperiOr French
Teacher. salary .lrO and Loac; French Lady $500
and home; Fregch $500 ana home Trench,
aud Usc or ciIy Ltniiy homeopathic PhyS
Sfy) fof .inary: GeI,uaB PeHmanshIp and Book
keeping Aplay Mis- n j. Young, American aud Foreign
Teachers Agency 20 UniOnEqgaIe
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tp' w
1,OOO........ 81
Cent Pacific q Is
4.pOJ......"i07lI
Union Pacific Ist
800. l0t
Union Pac rs, l. q
COO. be. 100 q
Pac u OF No LIST
1000. .....-. 81
I .nOU......" 80 q
3.pGO........ 90 ~
G, e aud / G LIST
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Tol, y aad w LIST,
East DIV
2,010 ......uS6
Del and VI II, 'ol
600. ..... 80 .
Louis and \ C. '9S
%O.u10. .t3. 9
Albany and sus I'd
2,O00........ 30
Pitts. I w ~ G. Sd
2J.OJJ....b be 100
Hanover Bank
Ill.,. DC
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TounirD .isal estate for Sale.

A HOME OWNED.-DOn't Waste Rent Money
- Capital opportunity get desirable home very cheap
by paying splsIidd location, high heahiul schools
churcies gas city and country caHyeneHcs combined
IL roclns from City Hal, hafhouy trains;
mutation $50 yearly Your own terms PHILLIPS owner
.pfE yr adv
, 1877-01-22

they brensht unto, Him ali slck people that wers
taken with divers d1eeAsea and totncnta, and thoss
which were porse.aed With dortla and those which
tnnatie. and those that Ind the palsy: and III
heated them.
IL Il vcrv much to be regretted that, IN this
lntc Age It ls necessary for any friend of Christ
to fcck to ,sindtate Ills teaching. from tho
charge that flis religion justiitce belief TT II
personal Erit Spirit, tho foe of t}od and man,
and especially tl,as this Devil was once an angel
in Heaven. anil was Gust out through rcoc}llnn
there, + IS little less thnn m"rtilying to my
Is still presented to tho minimizing, and has re-
Gently received eorsptc,'on* iadorfemcnt IN thu
religion of the Bon Of Ga.t Is still little better
to tt,n,i.antIa OF those who profess 81 than d
scton Of error grated into thetrro Of raganlsm.
lie deri that you hare most to fear Is tic
tempsnstou that daily sssasts you, and that not
fratn without, but frn,a within. To discover
the soryow OF IN evil life you nrcd never search
for any hell outside our own city an1 the only
devil you need trouble yourselves about comes
to you In human shape.
, 1877-01-22
A WEDDING IN NEW YORK.

Ep<tl1l IVFF<1p6H0tHta q TNs TF16RA4.
NEW .YoRx, jan. 1A--Amoug the plcasans
soeial events Of tho winter in New York WAS The
marriage of Miss katlc, daughter Of DR.. K.t'.
Kadway, 10 Mr.. William z. Troup. The ce5s-
ulony Was performed Wednesday week by the
Rev. Dr. Morgan, Of St. Thou,as' Episcopal
Church. Dr. Railways elegant residence v"
richly decorated with flowers. and Was the seeas
Of brlllaut reception from ! TIL 10. O'CLOCK;
Irooklyn wcrr amulls tho we'll -Nishcrb uf Ihe
happy couple. The brtIai tour will extend -
Florida, and include the fashionable Eesusts o.
tue South.
, 1877-01-22

:Tsain up d child tn the way hs should 60. "cte..
up thus Without kerplng blu. elennt Vle D; +
b4hbitt's toilet sosp, then. aud when be is oia ~
Will not depart from tts nac. abs soap u made g.
let soap, lts AGENT IA delicious, buI nVt sItideihl
for no iors}En Odof Il needed 70 ahxaiss supNW
aud poison.
, 1877-01-22
THE REVIVAL.
NEssns. wnIT1LE AND sTEDDlSs.

THE REVIVAL.
uEssns. wnlT1LE AND s1EDnIss.
,,r... :. ~, trsl.x,.,1 .., ~ s. -s
81, nE's.o ~ .he taoelnas1e yeslesoay a.tc9l!oon
Inc auendanec has decFeasrd considerably
only tho lower for matn) floor beng occupied
Yesterday afternoon. The rnljcrica-wlicl, have
i,esn crowded at Moov,s scrriccsMmero ''atu an
urelv horc ,rt,tr,, fart ,n,. r,,,.. .o,,a w.
s.,,,,,. oa.s ., N,1e'. ~ naS .nuss Sumo a,-
friendly critics to th'uk Tint pun'le interest in
Afootty nnd HnnI;ny. K,,t. vhlEc fbrrc ,vn. mt
I'm anne crowf- there ,r,. +ho aomo ;lor-oo =,
..'.,.a.. s.t,,,'s.., ~, vi, .Ao ea".s "S'.' "
nhe,cs, e'".oteu ~ tnosc Psesens that has
thu Rev. M. N. parkhurtt i'd IN nravcr Mr
stchbna .onv q sncEtnr =, saro i n,a -, IT,
nu9ns n,,.e, H.. s ossSR Nv, ~ sase oas " N,'
wAlttla read portion Of tho fifteenth chapter
s,,cen md I'm niccn NJ 'noncv oul cnrc mt .ho
announcements for tho week. Mai. M White .aIi aid
"s onhc,s ees
kent at the Afternoon rcy,yol service, In t,,etr
o,rr, o,urohos an, ,t..a .so,."a',a ~ a"a =,
tho el1y who haa never attended aay of tho
therefore hoped everybody present would corr
alcr himsc1f or hcrscif mcn,hcr ~ n commit
Zee o. mTHatlon e, 10 anunso @ tl!ese mua!taace 10
a1a,, s.G 70 ie e. & sess1ees, Iho great "of YVES hos
H. s,oh1,;na a1 sanm E.osn,,rn or. =, H.
n1I.s ~; a, Sae4on,s saG efmy, one OF t:
WHICH Drought ont W. tms,,3es, LIZ oeaat'es'
MAi: MniIILE
aen ,a xca e. Gnus s oss;lgs vs., .s no ths servs
ao a 'S II
G1Tts. ana tho Two tl1sycs ana tle rcpeusante
q 81 tn1 unc To- "hoLa HMl!st sa,ts 1h'e oaf SHAT
, 1877-01-22

Continued on the Iill4 Page,
, 1877-01-22

liberty.
Turn your eye again toward the modern land-
scene. 1t IL The child Of freedom md equniity
and u tlsu nrt oi printing. The sehool.hossc
Inns always existed, i1Riccl but 1t lIaA only III
modern tines revealed Is inrunst worth aud an-
lIouurch It's future. When Kings ruled, tho
King md his court only nccdctl even to knnw
these potcntafes possess this lulrll of nlcntal
ability. But when tho government by the
pcople et'l.,rs utong. then the s.hool-honae be-
tulIics u part Vt the throne, aud issues its law
Mexico, bernl.se tho scicolhnuso must 10 be-
toro the bnilot-hox. The srhoouastcr IL the
herald runnns far In advance Ut tho Go!tess of
Liberty. In such all age, then, a. this the
BehoollloHse becomes as divine rs tho sanctu-
ary, an, amid tl,r new loves aud dutles which
and duty toward this echool-fousc must Oc CON.
tesAatt tu be immense anil toHAtalit.
Thus tuyu VIC paaAcd by examples enough to
illustrate tho progress anl variations ot duty.
unless the Church coatcsses this ,pl4ucIlle aut!
fugirls itself for new tasks, II Will fall behind
tlIat part VI thu putIltc mind which lies outside
is owl, walls. Dealing III the letter Of the
l,lblc, 1t will lean t,n,n Hebrew bodlgc, MT!
leave pulitlctans 10 nni emancipation, Or viii
to caro- for liberty. Thc Church must rxEatll
until 1t shall INCLUDE, nut the charity only ot y
uovas, but the ballot-bu1 aud schoolhouse ot
greater see. II must write new deca2oeue
III r.A.lt generation.
Dut!rs c.,u,e aud 80. Some, Indeed, arc I'M.
changing, but many comc md liYc little while,
and do their work, and thcn wholly or partly
pass away. A work out Vi season IL as Itaru'
| lous ~ in cid garment. Luther and his com
pan!on: fought wel, and Justly, the pope. II.
| thuy performed 1t, and slowly the great duty
dledi aud uns might a well now nail up Luther'a
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01
Personal.

Among the many persons attending
Conference the past week We're; w. p.
Campbell e. lady, and Miss Laura Park,
of Greencvillc; Miss Susie Badgctt,
Miss Addie Bates aud Miss Mary Gaut,
Knoxville; Miss Ella Bates and Miss
Bette Johnston, Charleston; Mr.. Hen
egar Keith and Miss Addie Goddard,
Sweetwater; Misses Mamie and Bet
tie Browder, Monroe county Miss Mol
lie Bogart and Mrs. Q. A. Upton & son,
Loudon; Miss Allie Worth, Norfolk,
n. c.; Miss Fannie Atkins, Calhoun,
Ga. Miss Hattie Parker, Chatata; Miss
Josie Watkins, Ooltewah; Miss Pitts,
Chattanooga; Mr.. John Browder and
i. Dickey, Sweetwater.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

1t is the duty of every person who
has used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
to let its wonderful qualities be known
to their friends in curing Consumption,
severe Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneu-
monia, and in fact all throat aud lung
diseases. No person can use it with
out immediate relief. Three doses will
relieve any case, and we consider it the
duty of all Druggists to recommend it
to the poor dying consumptive, OF least
to try one bottle, as $4,000 dozen bot
ties were sold last year, and no one
case where it failed was reported.
Such q medicine as the GERMAN SYR-
UP cannot be too widely known. Ask
your Druggist about it. Sample bot
ties to try sold at 10 cents, Regular
size rs cents. For sale by DR.. A. d.
Scruggs.
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lCo Communicated

To the Editor:
l read with considerable interest the
letter which appeared in your last
weeks paper on the prompt AMI eff
cient effects Of Hart's Relief in horse
collie. hope every horse owner In the
country will see il, for it is of prime
Importance to them. My own expert
c%orrObOrates the statements made
in the letter. Let me say also, that
East Tennessee should be proud that
such remedies as DIR. Harris Great Re
lief, and DIR. Harris Ambitious Discov-
cry are made in her capital city Of
Knoxville. Yours, very truly,
COUNTRYNAN.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

The many friends of Rev. j. ii. Keith
will be happy to learn that he has been
re-appointed to the Cleveland station of
the n. y. Church South. There has
never been q more popular preacher
among his congregation-and in fact
Nil religious denominations, than DR..
Ksith. lie IL = man that attends strict
" 70 his ministerial duties and nothing
else. Unlike many preachers, he does
not meddlc In affairs that does not con-
corn him. He never engages In denun-
citation OF other churches, and Is conSe-
gently popular among all dcnomina-
tlOng,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

NEw Jersey brags of a certified copy
Of the will of Mary Penn, related to the
illustriOus William, which covers sev-
cnty square feet of parchment. The
surrogate requests women nowadays
who are making their wills, to try aud
mention all their effects inside of, say
siXtY-eight. !.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01
100000 worth of Toys at the p%ostonice.

"There Is not" wrote the editor of
the Deadwood Daily Companion, "a
auieter, more peaceful, well regulated
aud orderly community in the whole
wastsrn country" And then, ms the
Oacs boy entered to say that somebod y
wanted 10 zee him, he took his bow lie
Sstweenh his teeth, put a Colts new
pattern seven shooter on the desk In
front OF him, and said: "Jim, get out
another cofin--plain pine n this time
and let the mi Of q gun In i"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

Rev. Mr.. McFerrin, Of Nashville,
preached at the Southern Methodis,
Church last Sabbath to a crowded house.
lie asked that all the brethren be re-
Ynestsd to pray for the editors. Bro.
McFerrin must think them a terrible
sst Of fellows,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

Sitting Bull tells the United States
Commissioner that they can tramp
back to the Great Father, and tell him
that his tribe never %surrendcrs. The
old fellow losses his head, in fact, very
disdsinfmIly over the prOpOsitiOn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

A Select School, taught sby Miss
Mollie Montgomery, in her school
building on Berry Street, viii COM
mcnce on August 18th, 1877. . Feel
ing assured by past experience, that
she can well satisfy the public, she
asks their liberal patronage. For fur
Their information in regard to tuition,
&c, call on her at her home.
aug Off
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

Bakers Cod Liver Oil, Lime, and
Wild Cherry quickly relieves Throat
and Lung diseases, and imparts vigor
and new life to debilitated constitu-
tons Pleasant in taste. j. G. BA-
kER & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct. II, 1t.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

The undersigned wishes to sell or
exchange for property in Cleveland,
100 acres of land, one-hali cleared, the
other half well timbered and water
plenty with an orchard of five acres,
situated on the line of railroad, four
miles east of Cleveland. July 23d,
1877. j. q. Upton.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

DR. SAVAGE, in a speech to the South
cru Methodist Conference In session
Ssre the past week, said that from 3Oto
~ per cent. OF the families in Tennessee
were without . Bible. That account
for the politics Of the State and its re-
waidfatiVa tendencies.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

OK Saturday night last there was over
throc hundred and fifty dollars made
MD ia the Methodist Conference for
missionary purposes. We suppose mis-
s~ionaries are needed in the heather
lands, but why go away from home to
dnd heathenS? Why not send mission
ariaa TO Georgia?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

Mr.. Jas. 7. Douglass has established
u Tin Shop on the north side of the
public square. lie has a full line OF
tinwarc and stoves that he Is Offering
Ut bottom prices. He will also close out
Jshn Smiths stock of dry goods, for
which he will take all kinds Of country
produce In exchange at the highest mar
ket price. Give him q call.
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New Hotel at Ducktown.

Mr.. c. G. Vest has just ~re-opcned the
ketcherside House at DucktOwn, and
is ready to receive all who may wish to
stop with him. All who call will be
thankfully received, and no pains will
be spared to make them comfortable
and happy. Give him a call when you
visit Ducktown.
Oct. Is, If.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

\ CANADIAN priest, who sued u young
man for his wedding fee, fixing it at
els, lost the suit on the ground that the
yontll received in exchange "no apprc-
cishle Vllua.v
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

NIX. 4. 4. MCWnIkTER Of the Rhea
Spring Rsvs gave us a pleasant call last
Saturday. Tom seems to be well pleas
al with the success of the News, and
represent. It a. being in \ flOurishlng
condition,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01
JOSHUA JONES,
T IA M H. CD E& .

Would respectfully inform the public that
he is prepared to do all kinds Of work in mis-
line. Making, mcnding and cleaning, as
cheap ns can lie done in any other cstab-
lishment of this place. Any work VIII W.
done, and he will bc Thankful for
all work sent to him. He has no other way
of making n support for his family and re-
asks a liberal patronage from a
public. oct i-tt
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

A NKw religious sect has been formed
wherea man is obliged to confess all
his sins to his wife once a week. That
Is his punishment. 1t is needless TO
mention any other one for her.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

Rev. Alfred Thompson, pastor Of =
church In Elgin, ILL.,, was convicted OF
Ersad larceny in New York, last week,
and sentenced To Ave years In the State
prison.
Chickens were his ruin.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01
Tho Eastern War.

The news from the Foreign War is 4
blank. Everything l. still. The Turk
il waiting for the Russ to move, and
the Russ is waiting for the Turk to
move frat. The latest Is that Pleyna
e. bound to undergo siege. There Il
no telling when there will be any more
ilghtiug.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01
Il Ia snpno.ed thnt by lssO thorc "

1t Ia supposed that by 1880 there VIII
be In the United States about two and n
half million Of old maids, as the last
census gives l,s3O,2S single women
who a'c supposed to be looking for i'm
possible husbands. How this vast ar
my Of women are to be provided for is
q problem that III social scientists may
well attempt to solve.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01
Our Circulation.

The Cleveland Banner is continually
trying to do something that It thinks
| will injure the business Of the HERALD.
II refers last week TO our circulation as
being only one-third that of its own.
Very well the editor 90 of tho Banner
knows that statement to be a flschood.
Our circulation in Bradley county
alone Ia over 500 copies; III circula-
ton outside of the county is nearly 300.
On the county circulation We do not
have to pay postage. The Banners cir
culation Is mostly away from home
where It's lying qualities are not so well
known, and consequently it pays n lit
tie more postage. than we do.
When you want any thing go to
the Post-oiicc, Dolls, Specks, Albums,
Musical Instruments, Pistols, Car
tridgcs, Pens, Inks, &c.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01
MnneY OH SuhacrIptlOn,

We acknowledge receipt Of money
from the following parties since lasti is
sue: w. IL. McKamy, III. j. Spring
lsld, j. q. Reynolds, j. II. Williams,
J. T.. Dickey and ii. NJ. Sands.
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Deaths.

After . long and painful illness
Mrs. Sallie Hardwick, wife of +. +.
Hardwick, died on Sunday night last at
the age of IL years.
Obituary next week.
Joseph Pickcns, one of the oldest citi-
zens of this county, died Oct. 18th at
the age of "a years.
Oct. 18th, VIM. Cannon, at the age OF
90 ycarS.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-11-01

TO the disgust and regret of every n
in this section John Baxter, of Knox
vile, has been appointed Judge of the
L. 5. Court for this district.