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Death OF Well known Cat.

Toby, alas, Poor Toby l. no more.
May / not pay a word of tribute To the
memory Of this silent yet expressive
companion of mine. Zen years since
he canse from alta, the far oil Isle Of
the Ocean, 70 bay possession and was
then qufe yOung-a mere kitten. lie
grew aud soon developed into the full
manhood Of hiN species, and through
the past decade, | had almost said
through every hour day and night he
has been the constant attendant of his
master, eyer ready to pay back his ca
res anI always prompt in the dis
charge Of his duties which nature as
signed him. But | cannot dc;ail his
virtues. And ~ to faults, he had none.
While thousands have sccn him here
and ut Chattanooga, lac never hal an
enemy; he could not have n because
hcwas alike to all, answering equally
with the gentle purr and magnetic eff
Il ,rcscencc to the touch of the peasant,
the working man aud the rich. In hi
higher nature he know not the
proud mans c%Ontumely nor the poor
mans wants, but to him they were both
his friends, and in them he perceived
hut another type of living organi-m
linked to him in the chains of being
and only fitted To Il different sphere of
action to his.
Such was Toby when Sunday having
reached the full rounded term of his
being he draws gently the ncstlings of
his couch about him and passed away
into the dread unknown"
And is this all of my Toby, and will
you pardon me If | say not. That in
telligencc of the Universe which ere
atcs all animal life and emdows il with
Intelligence but len dS in 50 doing part
of itself and that self existent every
where and in all times cannot he NOR
tai but from the very nature of things
must be immortal. We simply know
not the bounds of being hut may rest
assured that beginning at The lowest or
der that it is but a progression upwards
tO'thc Creative Him. | know not how
nor where Toby exists bat | do know
that while here he held intelligence
from the quickcncd spirit of the Uni
verse and | fondly believe that some-
where in the realms unknown that in
t~clligencc, eliminated from mortality,
dwclls in u higher order of being.
HIS LATE MASTER.
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"a Atf.ntinn in nnna.

Ifmorc attention were paid to dunS,
both through the paper and letters,
there would not be so much necessity
of rcs0rting to the last alternative
the law-for collections. 4 man
when he sends you n polite invitation
to settle account does not always cx-
pect the money, but when lie finds
his demands are treated with silent
contempt, his Indignation Is aroused,
a nd the debtor must suffer. When
YOU are notified that books must be
settled, whether you have the where
withal to cancel the debt or not, let
the man you owe know the circum-
stances of your ease, 50 that lie may
net intelligently. Your failure to re-
spoud TO his call creates n feeling of
distruSt that ends, if he be Il business
man, in a law suit.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-25

The Grand Lodge, Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows, was in session in
Nashville last week. Among the many
Important actions was the adoption of
the new constitution for subordinate
Lodges. Also the lowering Of due Of
Sub-Or-Lodges to 81 per annum. The
officers elected for the ensuing term
were:
Cha. VI. Carroll, Of Memphis, Grand
Master.
T.. +. Budd, Of M~urfrcesborc, Deputy
Grand Master.
J. y. Greer, of Mnryvillc, Grand
Warden.
DR.. j. Il. HarveIl, Of Nashville,
Grand Secretary.
RObt. Thompson, OF Nashville, Grand
Treasurer.
j.. II. Wraklry, of Nashville, Repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge Of the
United State.
The following officers were appoint
cd by the Grand Master and installed:
Al. Paine, of McMinv.lle, Grand
Marshal.
W. +. Poston, of Alamo, Grand Con-
ductOr.
Geo. Sclfcrlc, Of Nashville, Grand
Guardian.
Geo. +. Lloyd, of Nashville, Grand
Herald.
j. II. Currcy, Of Nashville, Grand
Chaplain.
We aimed to publish Il list Of the del
cgLtes to the Conference this week, but
the names arrived too late. We will
publish the appointments next week.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-25

1t is the duty of every person who
has used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
to let its wonderful qualities be known
to theirfriends in curing Consumption,
severe Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneu-
monia, and in fact all throat aud lung
di seases. 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, at least
to try one bottle, rs $4,000 dozen bot
ties were sold last year, and no one
case where it failed was reported.
Such a medicine as the GERMAN SYI-
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 DIR. A. D.
ScruggS.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-25

Among the ''big lights" of the Pres
byterian Church that were here attend
ing the Synod was Frederick A. Ross,
whom our older citizens will remember
was the same +. A. Ross that
Brownlow in his better days delighted
in fighting through the newspapers,
Mr.. Ross health seems to be good, age
however is. beginning to show on him
considerably-will be 81 years old next
Christmas day. lie preached an excel
lent sermon at the Baptist Church last
Sabbath night, and left for his home on
Monday.
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INSTITUTE.

The second quarter of the Cleveland
Institute begins to-day. Parents desi-
ring to educate their sons & daughters
would do we'll to investigate the merits
of this institution. The purse of in
struction is modelled after the very best
schools in the country, and is extensive
and complete. The discipline, though
nrm, Ia, administered in such n way as
to develop the better nature and finer
feelings. During the past quarter
there has been a large number of stu
dents. In attendance from Cleveland
aud the surrounding counties.
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Collecting Taxes.

Trustee White was busy all last week
up to Saturday receiving taxes. On
Saturday morning. the town was fill of
constablcs to obey the following law:
SEC. 3. Be il enacted, that on the goth
of October, 1877, it shall be- the duty
Of each Trustee in the State to make out
4 certified statement of the unpaid tax
es due from delinquent taxpayers In
his county for the year 1876, and deliv-
cr the same to the COnstables and Sher-
IFS thereof, rs required by the 9th see
ton of the Act aforesaid, entitled AN
Act more chcaply to collect the State,
county and municipal revenue"
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No stores TO Rent in Cleveland.

4 gentleman writing us from II small
town in New York says: ''lf your pa
per contains any advertisement of store
houses to rent wish you would send
me a copy. wish to locate in Clevc-
land, and want a storc-room suStablr
for Il jcweler. Yours Respectfully,
l.. B. STEVENS.
We wuold be glad to have you com
to our town, Mr.. Stevens, but we know
Of no houses to rent. There may prob
ably be some by the first of January.
But the proprietorS of houses here new
or advertise any. They prefer to let
their houses stand idle a year or 50. 1t
pays them better, we suppose.
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Cnahulln ON the Fly.

There will be a match game of base
ball played on the 27th inst, ut 3 p. m,
between the Arabs and the Spring Car
den boys. Also foot races. y. n.
White and A. l.. Fitzgerald, two ofthc
swiftcst runner in the county, will try
their speed for one hundred yards. II
there is anything in the county that
ran excel them, let them appear.
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List OF Letters Advertised, Oct. "a, 1877.
Mrs. Ferrcsy Brown; Samuel Brow
der; j. b. Brown VIM. or Alex Davis
Mrs. Charity Quinn; G.. NJ. Hannah
C. p. Howard; Miss Catherine John
son; william McFalls; Mrs. Marion
Milton; Mrs. Sallic Pritt; Mrs. John
NJ. spriggs; d. w. Stuart; II. Wilson ;
j. II. WYATT,
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Nashville American: The manage
ment of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad report to the
Bureau of Agriculture, Statistics and
Mines that for the fiscal year, from
July /, 1876, to July 80, 1877, wheat
to the extent of 22,451,6ll pounds or
274,183 bushels was shipped over
that line.
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rheumatism Quickly Cured.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE, will posi-
lively cure any casc of rheumatism on
the face of the earth. Price 81 a bot
tie; six bottles IS. Sold by all whole
sale and retail druggists. Don't fail
to send for circular to Helphenstine
& Bently, Druggists, Washington,
ID. @. Oct. II, en-.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-25

The Knoxville Rifles were not allow
Cd to contest for the prize last week in
Atlanta on account of belonging out of
the Stat. The AtlaatI Cadets Won the
prize. The Knoxville Rifles passed
through here Saturday en- route for home.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-25

Our Washington letter on second
page will be found very inscresting.
We have made arrangements with II
gentleman in Washington to keep the
readers of the HERALD posted on the
workings of Congress every week.
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Chattanooga Times. The parties in

Chattanooga Times; The parties in
the cases against Mr.. j. @. Stanton,
in the Chancery Court, united y%ester-
day in a consent decree granting him
until the second Monday in November
next, in which TO complete arrange
ments for a compromise and settle,
meut of all his indebtedness, and
disincumbering the title to u very
large part Of tho real estate Of the
city.
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The undersigned wishes to sell or
exchange for property in Cleveland,
1870 acres of land, onc-hall cleared, the
other half well timbcrcd and water
plenty with an orchard Of five acres,
situated on the line of railroad, four
miles east of Cleveland. July ODD,
1877. j. e.. TIPToN.
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A match game of base ball was played
last Saturday between the Heralds and
Prospects, resulting in a victory fol the
IIeralds by a score of 81 to ID. They
will try it over in Cleveland next Satur-
Inn mnnL
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Now Hotel Mt Ducktown.

Mr.. G. G. Vest has just re-opened the
Kctcherside 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 Il call when you
visit DucktOwn.
Oct, IS, If.
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SpectaclSs cheaper at the =. o. Book
Store than any place In the word.

The workmen Mc progressing very
well with the Candas Creek bridge.
They have the abutmcnt OF the west
side about half finished. The rock
they are getting out are very fine and
will make "A substantial structure.
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A. oninion Of the ..Hsrnld.m

AN UpInIoh OF the "HFFHlu'
The Rhea Springs RepS compliment
MS as follows:
"The HERALD has a circulation OF
nearly 1000, the largest any paper ever
had In bradley county, and IL an excel
lent and truthful paper on all subjects,
and one not governed or pampered by
prejudice, but speaks out at all times
lust what Il thinks, regardless Of "other
peoples" opinions"
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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.
anr Off
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-25

Bakers Cod Liver Oil, Lime, and
Wild Cherry quickly relieves Throat
and Lung diseases. and imparts vigor
and new life to dcbilitated constitu-
tons Pleasant in taste. j. G. BA-
KER & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct. IL, ut.
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JOSHUA JOKES,
IVY N " L. CD Luz /.

Would respectfully inform the public that
he is prepared to do all kinds of work in his,
line. Making, mending and cleaning, as
cheap as can be done in any other cstab-
lishment Of this place. Any work will be
promtly done, and he will he thankful for
nil work sent TO him. He has no other way
Of making a support for his family and re-
spectfully asks a liberal patronage from a
public. oct AT
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5000 old papers for sale at this Of
fee at 80 cents per hundred. The very
thing for wrapping paper-cheaper
than you can buy it elsewhere. If
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-25

The Georgia State Fair il said to have
been a humbug, as far AZ the exhibition
was concerned. There was big crowd
aud plenty of gamblers. Georgia il no
ted for its gambling qualities.
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Married,

Sunday morning last, Oct. 2lst, 1877, by
Rev. II. T.. Culton-Mr. ". W. Wood
10 Mrs. Mary Sprlggs.
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North Carolina apples have made
their appearance on our streets by the
wagon loads. Several loads have been
sold at 81 20 per buslicl.
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MnOn MAnt0l.

Those of our subscribers that are to
pay us wood are requested to bring 1t
along. The weather is getting cool
and We don't use ''red-eye' to keep us
warm. IfyOu wait longer the roads
will be bad and you can't haul it.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-25

If any Methodist preachers happen
around Knoxville they might apply a
walking cane to the local editor of the
Chronicle. See what he says:
"Cholcra is carrying of all the chick
ems in Kingston. Cleveland will be
visited next week by something more
fatal and destructive in that line than
Observation-Disclosures Conference to be
i'm session."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-10-25

The Synod of the Presbyterian Church
in session here last week comprised the
rrcsbyteries of Nashville, Columbia,
Holstou and Knoxville.
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Several g~oOd-looking young ladies
from a distance arc in the city attending
Conference. Give US "mOre Of them
aud bigger ones"
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M0rristown was selected rs the place
for holding the next Synod, and the 81
Thursday In October, 1873, as the time
at meeting.
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A miner by the name James Carter
has been arrested on a charge Of being
implicated in the Coal Creek burning
business.
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Sewing Machines at Cost for Cash.

Having decided TO close out my Sew
ing Machine agency, will sell all ma
chimes OH hand for first cost and car
riaye. Have the Howe and Singer only.
7. A. NAYEs, Agt.
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MOney Received.

We acknowledges receipt of money on
subscription from j. e.. Heard, j. NJ.
Fam, John Hatcher, W. 4. SOlOman,
III. Bean, {. +. Shelton and George
Weaver.
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DIR. W. i. Munsey, the distinguished
pulpit orator died in JOnesboro, Tues
day last AT the age Of 80 years.
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Rev william Baker, Editor and Pub
Usher Of "Thc.. Way of Holiness" q
monthly at Chattanooga, is In this
city in the interest Of his publication,
md gave US q call yesterday.
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A great deal is being said In refer
ence to the Supreme Court Judges to
he elected next year. 1t is none of our
business, but Cleveland can furnish
better timber than anything we have
seen mentioned yet.
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LOCAL.

Saving Machine Needles at j. W. a.
i. ID. stctai's at W cents per dozen.
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There are from two hundred to three
hundred preachers and delegates attend
ing the Conference. Bishop Doggit is
presiding.
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A happy couple left on a bridal tour
Sunday morning without any trunks
along.
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We NodId sdvise everybody to buy
Npcctscles at the T.. O. Bookstore.
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GET TIE

SIT ought to be in egcry Library, also
ia e0ery Academy and erery ScAoot," p
Hon. CHAs. SUMNER.
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JOHN II. PARKER, Treasure.
Course of instruction thorough and COM
prehcnsivc.
Fall Term begins Aug. 10th and
closes Dec. Path, 1877.
Tuition per term, payable onc-half in adj
vance, the rest at the middle of the term.
Primary, $500; Grammar, $1,000; Aca-
demic, $500; instrumental Music, $500;
Private Lessons in Vocal Music, $500; In
cidcntal Fee, Sl.0O. Minister'S children
admitted free, excepting lncidcntals and
Music.
Board in families, and 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 ap-
proved methods of instruction will be adop-
ted.
rs 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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Henry Joseph keeps the best Whis-
kies for medical use.
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- justices Blanks for sale at this Office
cheaper than they can be bought in
Nashville. u
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We arc told In the school books that
Casabianca was the boy
"Who stood on the burning deck
Eating peanuts by the peck"
but that 10 a mistake. lie is now in
France and was elected to the French
4 Assembly the other day.
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Don't forget it! The finest Pebble
Spectaclcs at half price at the p. O.
Bookstore.
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SenStOr Harris and lion. q. G.. Dib-
rcll have our thank, for recent favors
Ia the way Of useful bOoks.
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Fine WINES and BRANDIEs at Hen
ry Joseph's.
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Fully Illustrated. LiJrary Sheep. 1000.
w O II G Il s II Il RI
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Whittier. summer, HOLMES, Irving. winthrop,
Agassiz, Marsh, Henry, Everett, Madii, quincy
FELTON,, lIillard. aud the majority of our most
distingulsllrd scholars, aud is, besides, rccogni-
zcd as authority by the Departments of our ma
tinnaI Governments.
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Cleveland Institute,

S. W. TINDELL, A. NJ,
7. c. KARNS, A. b. Principal',
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Preceptress.
MISS BESSIE McGHIE, Teacher of Music.
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The following are the quotations:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-10

have produced a much more valuable -or-
mon io brokers than that nt.'-fn. ut di--
course We reported vc-torif.. We mind
him chat hey are very -hr.Al 'Dl H.. mou.
quick tpdclcct frnul and no lov"r- or pnut
with % drl,rcc or irr0or'n.'. WH'. f. llu-t
hr shocking to nll uNlhy minds. ll. h,r
NiNt,or. tnlhing a~inr gambling Zoo
So .k- ami w'fa, tlrv1fi. Boo uoai. ..-o-
cintion with his u-uul io-t- y.ho- end ilip-
panc.c-. .lil "agaiu-t tHi- Co. .1nr pas sion
lrrotc4t 100 the name Of thc LoHD jL-r-
CuJsr' There Wis uo ur'l 'f hi- hro'n-
INK prplanc in his assault un this evil. the
treatment of which might well -ohor the
most thoughtful mind Ii $50 r,ii tAH hi--
tory ~ the world Alright. men hive Away
tried to find short cuts 10 fortune. but tho
~imc history show. That they hdv" usually
failed in their quest; certainly the history
Of Wall street. spite of the apparent -uocc--
of JAY Coup. the success or of HORACE
GREELEY, points that way It -nutwau
improbable thlt thr stock. joibing journalist
will die n poor man.
Brother TAbMAcr asks MS mot IL hush at
the Dutch. 1t mover occurred 90 us t1 laugh
at Them The Dutch in their day fought
one of the grontc-t battles for popular Dob.
crty ever wH.,eA and though 9- n Euinncnn
power IInillud is now comparatively inaig-
ninrant. still its history is on, ot the
brightr-, Ca the annals of th' worll. The
Dutch were the first ,c',lor- Of thi great
State. ami They havc lo, u- legacy of
thrift and prudence which We drc foolish if
w. d0 not accept and utilize.
iirfthcr IALMNGE. w. dc sorry 20 -Nv.
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