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National Republican., 1877-01-25

Ex-senator Norwood tho Probable Georgia
Choice.
ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 2l-The following is the
result OF the nrst ballot for United States sena.
tor Norwood, %; Hill, rs; Smith, ~; II. V. John.
son, IL; D. A. WALKER
The senatorship Of Illinois.
SrRINorrELp, Jan. 24.-Ths thirty. NTH ballot
for Senator was cast this morning, and resulted
as follows; lawrence, 50; Davis, q; Haines, Z;
soli, !; Raum,. /; Beyeridge. l. The thirty sixth
ballot resulted as follows; Lawrence, 81; Davis,
iot % hnWr:nSe, .; IaV cs Hans, vs. Wssh Sa
burne, J; y. b. Farwell, l; scattering, Q, Thirty.
ninth n! p,n ballot Davis 50; Haines SVi Lswrenee
till tomorrow.
Mr.. McPherson Elected In New Jersey.
TRENTON, Jan. 24-At Il O'Clock both houses Of
the Legislature met in Joint meeting for tho cleo
tion Of . United States Senator, for six years
from the fourth Of March next, In place Of Hon.
F. T. Frelinghuysen. The vote stood John X.
Mcpherson, Al; Cortland Parker, IS; George M.
phtp. IL rid'rS nj ~
vas declared duly hi elected. N' A''''A' ''~'s'"''
TRENTON. Jar. 2t.5The vote Of the Republican
some explanation. The caucus had agreed to
give the entire Republican vote TO Mr.. Frellng-
huy.en. but an Intimatlcn being held out By Dem;
cast forty votes for MIR. Roboson. Finding that
the member who made the promise voted with his
Ing 10 the result already announced, each In
dIlging in his indy preference.
In the House this afternoon q resolution en-
dorsing the speech CT Senator Conkllng, In the
ttble.
mir. John r. Mcpherson. the seuator.eleot
from New Jersey, was born Of Scotch parents In
Livingston county, In that State, In 1884, He com.
menced his education at the Genesee IN. W
academy, and in 1859 went TO New Jersey and be.
pered, and he planned and supcrintended the con.
struction Of the groat stock yard and abattoIr at
Communipaw, and Is president OF the company
AZ Butaio. pspo, @ osk i o and New e YORK Hs
has long taken an interest In public affairs, and
was a member OF the Hudson Clty IN. J) board
/, president. He has served one term in the State
Senate, and was last year Democratic eloctor.
Mr.. Mcpherson is entirely business man, max.
to Legal or sry by
call cd the Vanderbilt OF the live stock market,
He is said to be very friendly to Col. Scott and
his railroad sehemes.-ED. REPUBLICAN,
Balioting In Kansas,
TorERA, KAN, Jan, 2i.-The following is the re.
suit Of ballots taken in the Legislature to-day for
aJLited States Senator: First bAliot-Republi.
cans, Simons, % Harvey, 27; Sears, %; Plumb,
I stil,nHs mspsS "a 9;o0sp Love ps%G soS9
lgrsenback), ]; S. q. Pomeroy, I. Second bal,
q; stIllipgs, ~; Osborn, 25. Martin, Is; j, p.
Root 81 q. W. Blair, 2; y. Robinson, !.
Contest In West virginia.
WHIILINo, Jan. 24.-One ballot was taken TO-
day for United States Senator, with the follow
ing result: For the short term-Price, Is Here
ford, q; Walker, 10. For the long term-H. u.
Davis, n ; Faulkner, -.
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ATTENTION, GENTLENRN!

T. :. Gartrell, 900 Seventh street, corner of !,
offers, for q limited time, his large and varied as.
sortment Of gents nne French calf, hand. m ide
boots Congress CATERS, Hersome and buckle
Alexis, at greatly reduced prices.
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Miss Cary spralned her foot severely at her
beneiit at Moscow, but went on singing ndumita.
bly,. and at the close ofthe evening was presented
with gold cup, saucer and spoon.
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CITY ITEMS.

To the Trade:
We beg to inform you that We have this day
been appointed general agents, In the United
States and Canada, for
"PIPERHEIDsIEcKn CHAMPAGNE
and
II. PIPER b co.'s "cARTE BLANCHE, SEC"
Soliciting continuance OF your esteemed 70
yors,
We remain, your obedlent servants,
JOHN OSBORN, Son Co.,
New York and Montreal.
JANUARY q 1877,
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MARRIED.

TUEkk.BURNs..o On January 4, 1877, by the
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, at Mount Vernon church. wa,b-
ington, FREDERICK w TpERK, Of Toronto, Cana Ia,
and JESSIE Q. BURNS, OF Washington, ID. q.
day, January "a 1871. by The Rev. Dr. Marquis, '.
EDNA BunGhss, Of Washington, D. ", youngest
York, and JoiIN ALLEN, ofNcw YORK city. 80
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DIED.

McKEENY..At Has p. my, "wednesday, jan
uary "a. 1871, of congcttlyo chill, JoHN fnASCIs
XAVIER MCKESSY. beloved son OF y. T. and
age.
Funeral Saturday. January 2, at2 p. M, from
the residence Of his parents ts2D III street north
west. Friends are requested to attend, Requicscat
In pace.
HESS; On January 2, 1877. ats o'clock p. M,
MIA, Mrs. CARoLisE HESS, wife Of John Hess, In
loss. ~
The friends OF the family are invited to attend her
funeral, on Thursday, at O'Clock p. M, from her
late resdence, No. i20 Twentieth street, between
and northwest.
RALEY.-on the 2sd instant, After q short but
painful Illness, Mrs, ELIZABETII l.. RALEY, aged
days.
Funeral this evening at q o'clock p. M, from
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BrRSETT's COCAINE
: the best and cheapest hair dressing In the
world.
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FURS.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
FURsi FURS II FuRst,i
LADIES' SEALSKiN sACoUES
and all other Furs at greatly y-reduced prices, to
close out balance OF stock,
STINEMETZ,
i2T Pepnsylysnia avenue, next to corner Of Thir-
Nentb street. JarO
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oy = Oaa, --S.., -
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~Y. M. U. "A.
SABBATH AFTERNOON,
AT $50 O'CLOCK,
IN LINCOLN HALL
GOSPEL MEETING
YOUNG MEN.

Music by Y. M. Q. A. quartette. ConsreRa ation nj,
singing, led by cornet and organ, Ja1I
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.

Ex-senator Norwood tho Probable Georgia
Choice.
ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 2t-The following Is the
result OF the nrst ballot for United States sena
tor: Norwood, %; Hill, IS; Smith, 27; II. " John.
son, II; d. A. Walker
National Republican., 1877-01-25

The calendar for the January term OF the CIR.
cult Court has Just been printed at the Govern
ment Printing Once, and returned to the clerk s
Office. 1t contains ,0l3 cases, ana OF this number
l9I arc appeals from justices Of the peace.
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Court Calendar for To-day.

SuPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT, before Obi,
Justice Cartier and Judges wylie, Olin, HUI
Kerr; q, Laws VS.. Lees; 81, Leary VS.. Long; o
Kaiser VS.. Stickney; -, Bond VS.. Medford; 8
Hardin vs.. Rothwell, administrator; 80, Kelle
vs. Hall ct al; ~, McIntire W. Williams; 4
hurtagh ys. District Of Columbia; 7. Phoenix MI
tual Lille Insurance Company VS.. Grant; 30, Star
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CHRI s TN AS FURs

.TOS. 4 J. Z. LIBBEY, LUMBER DEAL
Su,ia,s err NJ ws.er =. q street aeoIEetoEn p
Also, OAK, .sh 1 n walnut and poplar Lumber. large
lengths. Georgia and FLORIDA pine flooring, well
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~ % PER SET, EITHER JAW, BY DIR.
a. N. q. Weisenborn, Dentist, No. COS Fourteenth
street northwest; also Gold Fliings done reason.
able prices and satisfaction given. ja23-tf
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~ PHI HONOG RAPHY.-LADIES AND
Gsntlemen Gent desiring 70 as9nire thorolsh knowl-
accomplish their purpose In thirty lessons By enter.
Ing my class, 10 begin on the lst proximo. Terms,
anteed. Address, "New System" RErUnLicAS
ONCE. Jar3-3t
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Hi!t ! as.t
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How IL IS Done.

The object in life with the Amcri-
can people is to get rich," second,
how to regain good health. The first
can be obtained by energy, honesty
and saving; the second, (good health)
by using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.
Should you be a respondent sufferer
from any of the effects of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, indigestion, &C.,
such as sick Headache, P%alpitation of
the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habi tual
Costiveness, Dizziness of the Head,
Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits,
&C., you need not suffer another day.
Two doses of August Flower will re-
lieve you at once. Sample Bottles 10
cents. Regular size IS cents. Posi-
lively sold by all frSt-class Druggists
in the U. S.
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Turkish Atrocities I'm Bulgaria.

A London Daily News cores
pondent ~telegraphs to that paper
as follows: 81 have written the fol-
10 wing as / read it, and from the
terrible accounts which the fugi-
tives continually bring over the
Balkans, fear it must be only too
true. On July Both, the first day
of the Russian execution Of Eski
Saghra, the Turks ordered that
all Christians, men, women and
children, should be shot as they
left their homes Those who re-
manned within were burnt alive.
The order was given to burn
down and destroyevery particle Of
Christian property in the place.
One dispatched a large number
of Bashi- BaZouks all over the
Tchirpan district. This district is
one Of the richest in hat part Of
Turkey. 1t contains a very large
proportion of Christian inhaDi-
tantS, over lhree hundred schools
and colleges, all Of which have
burnt. The destruction extended
to the Villages Of Boghdan, Ma
halesi, RAM and many others, in
all about sixty, conta ming from
one hundred and fifty to two hun
dred families each. Scarcely fifty
persons have escaped alive. Bull
garian fugitives at Gabrova and
Selvi estimate that from 10000 to
$1,000 Christians have been mas
sacred in Eski Saghra and Tchir.
pan d stricts alone. The soldiers
were posted along the road from
Eski Saghra to Kananlik, with or.
ders to shoot everybody passing
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SPRINGS.
Hack Line and Livery.

have made arrangements with NJ.
e. Thompson & Co., of the palace
Stable" to run a daily stage line in
connection with the railroad trains.
Immediately on the arrival of the
trains at Knoxville, passengers are
transferred to light, comfortable
hacks and reach Montvale to supper
They have fine horses and skillful
drivers and will ordinarily make the
trip inside of two hours. They have
also an ample number of Buggies,
Carriages and fine horses and we
propose to have a well-appointed Liv-
cry for the accommodation of our
guests.
CHAs. S. KING, Proprietor.
G-2S pm.
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The Last Strike.

Railroad men, mechanics, lar
mers, merchants, doctors and in
fact everybody, old and young,
who have used DR.. Harris Great
Relief, known that it strikes at
the root of disease quicker than
any medicine ever before known.
1t strikes cholera morbus, cramp
colo and kindred diseases out Of
existence whenever used. Every,
body should have bottleat hand
for immediate use during this hot
weather. Every one who uses it,
praises it.
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have reduced the price Of bran to
scventy-five cents per hundred pounds.
Now is the time TO stock up for Fall
and Winter use.
Flour from three TO three dollars
and fifty cents per hundred.
Orders for Flour and Bran must be
accompanied by the cash.
w. G.. MANSFIELD,
Proprietor Steam Mills.
8.16.tf.
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That "Plug Ugly" crowd requests
us to say to the "Clevelnnd Banner
that if it cannot { IL the truth about
their match games n the future, to
please say nothing about it at all.
They beat the Chattanooga boys bad
", and the Banner makes it appear
that "honors were even"
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SELECT SCHOOL.

A Select School, taught by Miss
Mollie Montgomery, in her school
building on Berry Street, will COM
mence 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
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A Bargain 10 he Had.

The undersigned wishes to sell or
exchange for property in Cleveland,
100 acres of land, onc-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.. 9. IIPToN.
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The Weekly Herald.

w. w. Wood d Co., desire TO
call special attention to their i'm
proved Cane Mills and Eyapora-
tors, which they are manufactur-
ing aud offer at2jper cent, cheap
or than they have ever been sold.
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The town for the past week has
been "chuck full" of watermelons and
muskmelons. They are so cheap that
a printer can actually get as much as
he can eat for five cents. Go
ing to get one as soon as our "harvest"
subscribers pay up.
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The agents Of the leading plow8 of
fered for sale in this place had a test
of their respective plowS last Friday
in Traynor's clover lot. We are not
much Judge of plows, but think the
Gale Chilled is about the best of them
all. At any rate Jim Surguine sold
a couple on the ground 10y showing
how they did their work.
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This Office was imposed upon la8I
week by being furnished with a "dcatl
notice" from Chatata. The motto,
was sent us by DIR. Sam. w. Day, O
that place, and We supposed that the
samuel Houston Day" referred t,
was an infant son of his, consequent
ly We inserted it among our death no
tees. We have since been informed
Tat there was no such death at Cha
tatl, and that it was only aimed a.
an underhand strike at a relative o.
the writer. Wen see that in the fu
ture this little Chatata doctor will no:
impose any more of his falsehoods OF
this Office.
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The Monroe county fair will take
place on October the 2, 3, 4, and 9Th.
An exchange speaking oft, says: "Of
course it will be a success, as they
have offered a premium of about a
thousand dollars on the biggest gal
baby in order to improve the present
scrub race.
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Fancy Groceries at Cowan & Gaut's,

Miss Katie Cloud, editrcsS of the
cambridge Watchman, says: "The
matrimonial fever is raging through
this section, and some of our fast
young la-men are afraid too-fraid
it Won't catch 'em. The lock and key
is a great preventative, so they need
not be afraid if they only knew it."
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Chattanooga has forty saloons, and
still the editor of the Dispatch can't
get enough to drink. He astonished
his stomach the other day by taking a
drink of water.
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It is said the Chattanooga editors
want a branch of the penitentiary es-
tablished in their town. We don't
know of a more suitable locality-it
would save sending Chattanooga to
Nashville at State expense.
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Those fellows that went around last
spring with the corners of their
mouths hanging down because the
peaches were all killed by the freeze,
con now buy as many peaches as they
want at rs cents per bushel-provi-
ded thew have the "25 cents"
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Mr.. S. &. CASH has established a
Shoe Shop at the house of James
Wells, s. miles west of Cleveland.
All orders filed promptly.
COL pm.
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wheat Markets Elsewhere.

New York-S1.45@1.4S for amber.
Louisville-unchanged from last
week.
st. 20@$1.25 white.
Chattanooga-Sl.20 for white,
Sl.10 for amber.
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AFTER THE TRIAL, AS HE COMES HoME
WITH PLows RETURNED.
LOCAL.

Capt. J. c. Morgan, Of the Post
Office Department, is spending " few
weeks with his family in this city.
The Capt. is looking well and hardy,
and seems to enjoy life as usual.
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Now the great strike is over and
Cowan & Gaut are prepared to fur
nish you with every kind of Sugar at
the lowest prices quoted in town.
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The extreme hot weather is about
over and Tobacco users will have to
resume their smoking. Remember
that Cowan & Gaut's is the place to
buy your Cigars.
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A New York chap sends us an cad"
and asks its insertion in the HERALD
three months for which he will pay
us in stove polish. Wonder if he
takes old boots for stoves ?
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Atlanta Market.

H. Z. Cox q Co. quote us follows
this week. Corn, 78@8Oc; wheat
white, s1.2O@1.3O, red, sl.10@1.20;
oats, 5O@55 lard, 10@llc; onions,
S2.00@2.50.
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Dried Fruit Wanted.

10000 bushels of Dried Fruit, for
which the highest market price will
be paid in cash. For information call
on A. G. JosEPH.
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Leander Grant has the thanks Of the
editor for q nice lot of grapes. Lean
der knows how to raise them and has
q nice vineyard.
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5000 old papers for sale at this Of
fee at 80 cents per hundred. The very
thing for wrapping paper-chcaper
than you can buy it elsewhere. If
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Seed Wheat,

BY Feed wheat, at 81 per bushcl,
or 81 per peck to all competitors for
the premiums, will hereafter be deliv
cred hyGco Lea, who can be found
at the hardware store. 4. Z. BLUNT.
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Wanted.

To borrow about $500, at 6 per cent
Good note will be made. For furt her
particulars address p, HERALD oficc
Aug. 2-3t.
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MARRIED, August 12th-Nlr. Abe
York to Miss Winnie Gatling.
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Henry Joseph keeps the best Wits
kies for medical use.
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BilIIngS' Definition Of an Edit


An editor is a male being who's,
dizziness IL TO navigate a nuze paper.
Ilorites editorials, gr.nds out poetry
inserts dcths and weddings, soits out
maneskrips, keeps q waste basket.
blows the "deyil," steals mater, fitcs
other peoples battles, sells hiz paper
for two dollars a year, takes white
beans and apple sass for pay, when
he can get it, raises a large family,
works 10 hours out NV "a, knows no
Sundays, gets damned by everybody.
aud once in d while whipt by some
teller, lives poor, dies middle-aged
and often broken hearted, leaves nc
money, IL rewarded for a life NV toll
with a short but free obituary puff in
the nuZc papers.
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Railroad managers are talking of
economizing in q very sensible way
since the strike. 1t is proposed to do
away with the Independent fast
freight lines by pushing the freight
trains of the company at a higher
rate of speed, and to stop the prac-
tice of renting rolling stock at such
high rates. The companies will there
by make all the money to be made out
Of fast freight for themselves. II
is proposed also to abolish special
trains for railway officials, and make
them ride in the ordinary trains. II
is said that a huge leak in the treasu-
ries comes from this source alone,
The earnings Of the roads under these
reforms will be so much larger that
they can afford to pay better wages
to their men.
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SpeciaI Notice.

! will exchange Cane Mills and
Eyaporators with responsible parties
for Sorghum. j. NJ. CHOW.
July 20, If.
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We were in at Cowan & Gaut's the
other day and they showed US some
Sugar which they were just receiving
and we do not hesitate to say that it
was the incest we have seen for many
q day.
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Illustrated. Library Sheep. 1000
"W 0 II G Il r.

il now regarded as the standard authority. and
is so recommended by Bryant, Longfcllow,
Agassil, Marsh, Henry, Everett, Madn. Quincy,
FELTON,, Hillard, and the majority Of our IhOsi
distinguished scholars, aud j., besides. recOgni-
zcl a. authority by the Departments Of our ma.
tiOnal Government.
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Cowan & Gaut keep Il No. 1. stock
of Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos
on hand. Give them a call and you
will patronize them all the time.
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Cleveland Institute,

Ol6V6Idhu INSTITUTE,
S. W. TINDELL, A. NJ,
I. G. HARMS, A. b. Principals.
Observation-Disclosures. Preceptress.
MISS BESSIE McGHIE, Teacher of Music.
JOHN H. PARKER, Treasure.
Course of instruction thorough and com
prehensiye.
Fall Term begins Aug. 10th and
closes Dec. oath, 1877.
Tuition per term, payable one-half in ad-
vance, the rest at the midd c of the term.
Primary, $500; Grammar, $1,000; Aca-
demic, $500; Instrumental Music, $25. 90.
)rlvatc Lessons in Vocal Music, $25 90: In.
cidcntal Fec, Sl0O. Ministers children
Music.
Board in families, aud rooms for those wish
ing to board themselves, can be had at low
est rates.
Special attention Is called to the reduced
rates OF tuition, particularly in the Primary
Department where the latest and best APP
proved methods Of instruction will be adop-
tod.
W Correspondence with young men In
the country is invited. For any further in
formation address
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE,
S-S-5m. Cleveland, Tenn,
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HERsos1 TAXI on FLISr,
w,ETa THE wriaHT NJ e:Lo.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Aug. l,IS7S.

S' - VS.
Dr.. TUIT: = Dear Sir
For ten years ] have been
a martyrto dyspepsia, con-
stipation, ard piles, and
had well nigh exhausted
the materia mcdica for re-
lief from this living death,
when, by accident, your
Pills were brought to my
notice. ] hogan their use,
and the FIRST dose gave me
such relief that continued
TO take them. ! am now "A
we'll man, have y good APP
petite, can digest wei, the
piles have disappeared,
and ] have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. /
would not he without
them for iheir weight in
gold.
REv. II. l.. SIMPSON.
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Cowan & Gaut are selling the best
Family Flour at $3.50.
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The miners at Coal Greek are just
ly very indignant at the State author
tiles for going to work conyicts in the
mines at that place. No honorable
NAL wants to work by the side Of a
thief and q murderer. Should this
be carried into execution there willbe
bloody times around Coal Greek
shortly.
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Fine Wines and BRANDIRs at Hen.
ry Joseph's.
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TUFTS PILLS

DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagcd IN the Wscticc q
msdcine THIRTY y
long tinc was dcm0n~
sifli0T 81 anatomy in the
McdNab College of 5cOrs
gia, heUe,pcrs0ns using
his Pills have the guarIn-
tee that they arc prepared
on scientific principles,
and are iTce fTom al
quackeU.
lie has sntceeSei ga
combining ~ them the
heretofore antagonisuG
qualities Of I RrSRCftMy
ing, pHrRdiiVN, asia par.
Uyisg tonic.
Their first apparent e[r
feet is to increase the W.
petite by causing the iood
TO properly assimilate,
Thus the system is nouT-
islscd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular aud healthy
calculations are produced.
The RAP !i,y with which
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DIED, Monday, August 18th
Mr.. John Beatty, aged q years.
Died, Saturday, August 1lth-
infant daughter Of Mr.. l. N. lay
lOr.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-08-16

Our young friend, and late fellow
townsman, John Edds, Of Rome,
Ga, called in to see us yesterday,
He reports business good in that
city and is well pleased with his
new home.
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Special Notice.!

Coffee at 25c. at Cowan & Gauts.