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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30


A Burlington correspondent writes
that the note recently sent to the
Free Press, asking Mr.. Barlow his
views in regard TO taxing railroads
for the benefit of towns through
which they pass, was printed in both
the Daily and Weekly Free Press, but
Mr.. Barlow's reply appeared only in
the Daily edition. 1t was left out of
the Weekly Free Press, purposely no
doubt, because it would do Mr.. Bar
low the most good where the Weekly
circulates. This is but one of the
many villainous expedients that the
Free Press is using to defeat Mr..
Barlow.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30
FLOURs,

OF which we keep on hand. The
best qualities of Spring Wheat Pat
ent and Winter pastries that the
country affords.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30

LYING MISUNDERSTANDING re-
porter of the Free Press who attend
ed the republican district convention
in st. Albans, the 18th inst, is not
to be held responsible for the oharac-
ter of the report he furnished that
paper. He was probably employed to
make an unfair and incorrect report.
and to crowd in as many lies as he
could find occasion to use, and for
this piece Of work he was doubtless
well paid by the Free Press, whose
editor is q member of Il Christian
church, and has for years had great
deal to say about moral and religious
duties and obligations. The state
nent of the reporter that of the large
attendance at the convention one
third were democrats and one. third
Grout men, is lie pure and simple.
There were some democrats in st.
Adams on that occasion, but they
did not approach very near tue con-
vention, because, as one Of them said,
'It was none of their business )" and,
with the exception of perhaps doz-
Ell spies sent by Grout and his fugle-
men, there were no Grout men in
sight, unless we count the Hon. L. A.
SoNles for Grout, and he stood in
front of his Bank nearly tho whole
day, regarding the scene with mourn
full visage and nourishing the memory
of his buried political hopes. The
other statement in the Free Press re-
port regarding the character and i'm
portancc of the gathering are equally
destitute of truth. OF course we
must say that the reporter lied with
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30

Some of the newspapers
through New England have
been assailing Mr.. Barlow up
on his policy of finances, and
his probable object, 1t is well
known that Mr.. Barlow is the
President Of q National Bank,
and his personal and pecuniary
interests are with the bank sys-
tenn, The following is a letter
from the American Bankers
Association circulated to the
-Nation'l Bank officials through
out the country -
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30

1t is a noticeable fact that
where Mr.. Barlow is wellknown
that no work is necessary to in
fuenee men to vote for him.
Where he is best known, there
is where will be found his most
enthusiastic admirers and sup
porters. This is one great ele-
ment in his favor. Below we
publish q letter, written by DR..
C. G. Adams, in reply to a let
ter of inquiry sent to him by
Hon. Levi Silsby of Lune4burg
in this county. Mr.. Adams Is
widely known as a man of un-
usual ability as a physician, and
a man of honor, influence and
culture. His reputation is sui
ficient to convince every man
who knows him, that unless he
knew perfectly well what he
was talking about, and the
truthfulness Of his assertion, he
would be the last man in the
world to write it. The follow
ing is the reply of Mr.. Adams
ISLAND PoND, Aug. 26, 1878.
My Dear Mr.. Silsby I'm reply tc
yours of the oath inst, | have to say
that my acquaintance with Mr.. Bar
low commenced, think, in 1853 ant
continued for several years, and
know HIM to be utterly incapable o
the low, mean actions with which b
stands charged by his political oppe
nents. He is a liberal, honorable
high-minded gentleman, o friend t
the poor and the public generally.
the voters of this district elect him T.
Congress they will do honor to them
selves, and he will honor the place.
Yours Truly, c. G. Adams.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF LUcIUs HAsKALL.

ESTATE OF LUCIUs HAsKALL
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Sourt for the district Of
Essex. Commissioners to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of ali
persons against the estate of Lucius Haskell
late of Guildhall in said district, deceased,
and all claims exhibited in offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purposes aforesaid, at the dwelling house of
Mrs. Adeline Iaskall, on the 9th day of Nov.
ember and the 9Th day of February next, from
10 o'cl9ck u. M, until 3 O'Clock y. m, each of
said days; that six months from the 10th day
of August A. d., 1873, Is tie time limited by
said court or said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance,
Dated ut Guildhall, this Goth day of August
A. D., 1878.
0ramel Crawford)
William Long,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30

Gen. Grout is loosing ground every
day, Notwithstanding the assertions
OF the fellow who is writing the cam
paign letters for the Free Press dat
ing them at Newport, East Fairfield,
Glover, and other localit.es.-Eg.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30
ESSEX COUNTY.

c. w. KING-Senator.
A. S. HOWARD, w. W, FIFcH-
Assistant Judges.
D. S. SToRRs-Judgo of Probate.
A. f. NICHoLs-States Attorney.
L. 3. HARTsHoRN-Sheriff.
G. L. RANsEY-High Baililf.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30
3fgal Mptifes.
S~O~~~~~~~~~N~
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF MARIA YOUNG.
The Undersigned having been appoint cd
by the Hon. Probate Court for the district of
Essex. Commissioners, to receive, exa nine
and adjust all claims and demands Of fiji per.
sons against the estate of Maria Yeung late OF
Bloomfield Vermont in said District deceas.
ed and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purposes foresaid, at the dwelling house OF
Alva stevens in Bloomfield on the 18th, day
of Sentember and Ath day of January next,
from 10 O'Clock a. m, until a O'Clock p. M,
each OF said days. that six months from the
26 day of July A. D., 1875, is the time limited
by said court for said cedltors to present
their claims to ne for examination and allow.
ancc.
Dated ct Bloomfield, this 18th day of Aug,
a. D., 1873
Henry Fuller 'F' Commissioners
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30
(PRIvATE AND sUGGEsTlvE.)

sit is advisable to do all in your
power to sustain such daily and per-
manent weekly papers, especially the
agricultural and religious press, as
will oppose the issuing Of greenback
paper money, and that you also with
hold patronage or fayors from all
applicants who are not willing to op-
pose the greenback or government
issue Of paper money. Let tho gov
eminent issue the coin and the banks
issue the paper money of the country,
for thus can we better protect each
other. So long as the greenback
men arc satisfied with the unconyert-
ible bond, no harm can come to our
interests, but to repeal law creating
national banks or to restore to circu-
lation the government issue of paper
money will be to provide the people
with money from other than our own
supplying, and therefore seriously
affect your individual profits as bor-
rover and lender.
BE sure to see your member OF con-
gress at once and engage him TO sup
port our interests that we may con-
troll legislation. We can depend up
on everything except congress this adj.
ministration, and if we are vigilant
we can control The next one. Write
if you have any suggestion to make
Or anything Of importance to COM
municate to JAS. BUELL.,
No. PAT, Broadway, room 4,
Sec. American Bankers Association
Now what is the power be,
hind the throne that urges
these papers on to their attacks
upon Mr.. Barlow! Is it gra.
titude for the favors they have
received from these moneyed
institutions! They say Barlow
is not sound upon the finances
From what standpoint is he
not sound ? They accuse hin
of holding more government
bonds than all the newspapers
proprietors in Boston and Yer
mont combined. If true, the
natural supposition would be
that Mr.. Barlow would favor
such laws as would benefit the
bond holders and the banks
and that the poor newspapers
would espouse the cause Of the
people. Why is it then tina
we see the papers ranged upo1
the side of the banks and mon
eyed institutions, and declaim
ing against the man who is
honest enough not to allow
his personal interests to leat
him away from his duties tt
the workingmen. 1t can't bt
possible that these papers are
receiving any of the benefits o
the suggestion in the first sen
tence of the above letter. @
course, no one believes tina
at all(D Gentlemen, keep you
seats, Mr.. Barlow is a man wht
is not willing to promote hi
personal, selfish interests at thu
cost of the working-men 0
this country. He is a MAJ
who is willing and anxious t
do all in his power to assist thu
laboring and poor man, Shall
we give him an opportunity t
widen his field of labor2 O
will we send q man to Con
gress whom we know not wher,
he stands who has no plat
form, and we have no assurance
what he will do, or that h,
will do anything. Yes, we be
lieve that the third of Septem
Der will decide that we appre
eiate the manhood, honesty an,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30

I'VE take the following from an ex-
change, which shows how the people
in Mr., CIRCUITS county, and = town
adjoining his own, feel in regard to
the matter. -
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-08-30

integrity of BRADLEY BAR
LOW, and will send him to
Congress.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

Wten, 8. SuIi. Den bisbsrisen ans
orbnunssn 3ufolss wirS bic sur Ssfssuns
Sosnisns unb Der 9ersssouina bsifimmte-
armee aus 10000 Mann nit 24o Rano4.
nen beiteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

prdsuns pon Silber; ferner i Z
bic Nufbebuns bes RatiouaL
San tsMouopoIs, iowie fir bic Auss
sabe uon 9esals EenbersNotsn, ,usI9e pom
3eit su 3sit unb in Guantitdten erfoIssn
ioa, bic ben ieweiIises @siddftserforbers
niiien bes 2anbes entiprsden. llnb alIe
-@reenbads, bie in bisier Wsiie CUR Mussas
be tonmen, ioaen gum Intauf pon Buns
besi9ulbi9einen unb CUR 3urid,isbung
berielben aus benz 0srtsbrs benutt perben.
Die glatform 1T i'm WeientIi9en cine Dies
bsrbOluns unb getrdftisuns Der grunbs
iase, rueI9e uon Der Democratic bes Staas
tes Sbio auf ibrer neuIi9sn gonuention 3u
Columbus aufseiiellt wurben. gbenio
barn,onirt bieieIbe nit benz Yrosramm Der
Democratic uon Snbiana unb Mrtanias.
Sn Der pIatfOrm Wi9isans werben bic
ibIiden BeiduIbisumsen sesen bic repus
blitanii9e partsi erboben, wel9e bau,it
idlieben, baB bieie benz goIte bas grdit.
bentenamt seitobIen unb eiusn burd ges
trus erwdblteu Wann auf ben StubI bss
prdiibenten seiett babe. Oie Potteride
llnteriu9uns wirb sebi0ist, bau,it bic
Wabrbeit Der @ei9i@te bewabrt unb cine
WiebsrboIuns zines iol@en gerbre9sns
uerbinbert werbe. gs wirb srtlart, baB
papierselo mad BeIiebea bes Snbabers gee
gen @olb unb SiIber umtaui9bar isin
ioute u. sesen iebe weitere Contraction wirb
Ginipra@e erboben. !SuIsst wirb 5srabs
minberuns Der Steuern auf bas Wsinimum
unb itrensite Spariamteit In ben aussabss
Der &esierums perIanst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
Vefesrap6if&e Depe(6eu.
Oeuti9Ianb.
Nar 60bel gum {ooe perurtbeilt.

Berlin, 10. Suli. War 5SbsI sr.
i5ien bsuts untsr Der Intlass bss ssssn
ben Raiier WilbeIm ssribtetsn Morbusr.
iu1s Dor @sri9t. gr betannts ii9 v9fi9t
i9ulbis' untsr bent gorssbsn, bab sr sinen
SeIbitmorb babe bssebsn uousn. Drsisis
3sussn beseusten inbshen, bab sr na4 benz
Raiisr sesieIt babe. gr wurbs gum Iobe
psrurtbeilt. Ssin Benebmen Dor @eri9t
mar unusri9dmt unb fred; isin qd@eIn
b6rte ieIbit mad Der Ser0ffentIi@uns bes
lobssurtbeiIs ui9t auf. 3abIrsi@e 3su,
gen babsn beidwOren, baB sr Orobunssn
sesen ben Raiier ausseiioBen unb io,iaIiiiis
i9sn @runbidsen ssbuIbist babe - Der
gousreB seusbmists beute bic abma9uns
gen bes gomites bssisIi5 Batums unb er.
Isbists msbrsre DetaiIfrasen. Da biernit
Der iadli9e Sbsil Der Mrbeiten bes Cons
sreHss bssnbet LIT, purbs nit Der 9siuns
bss Gertss bss 6riebs ispertrasss bssOnnen (;
elm grocer GbsiI OesleIbea purbe sensb'
mist. Das ensIii9 tirtii9s abtommen
nurbs nidt erwdbnt. Die vYrouin;iaI:
gorrsiponbens" iast: gue bur4 ben yers
tras uou Gan Stefano beruorserafensn
wi9tissn 5raseu iinb srIebist; bic Cons
miiiOn fir 9rsnaen bat ibre Grbsit sbens
faus nit grfoIs beenbet. Der Griebens'
Ysrtras wirb am Samitas unter,ei4nst
wsrbsn. 9as ensIii@.tirtii9e Mb;rmmeu
bsribrt ben 8ertras uon Gan Stefanr
ni9t unb wirb bsBbalb ben SdIuB bss
gousreNss ui@t perS0sern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
Nusfdnot(&e Nunof&au.

Ole Girtei fann nit Re1t iasen !:
6err beidase mid DOR meinen 6reunoen,
Dor meinen Seinben wiu id mid ieIbit
i@dten. Seiterrei9 mar bes Tirten
Greunb. England mar bes Sarteu 5reunb
sIei9faIs, unb Oeiirei9 unb England bas
BEN seboIfen ieine-bes GrsunOes-ednbsr
gu tbeilsn. Der @onsreB III 70 melt gu
Gnbe. Das protOtoa nabe3u fertis,-
unb wel9es Yrototou ni@t uenissr ais so
Artitel--, &ublanb sibt ben gsrtras uon
Gan Stefano auf, erbdIt bIutwenis fur bic
uieIen Opfer an Weni9en unb @eIb, unb
Oeiterrei9 u. Gnslanb, bic Greunbe, tbeis
len bic geute, iie, bic teinen S@wertitrei9
sefo9ten, teine 5Iinte absei@ofen baben.
Was bat bic Girtei burd ben gOnsrsB ses
wonnen, wenis, bIutwenis, Bios bie Bes
i9rdntuns Der neuen guIsarsi auf bas @ss
bet 3wii9en DOnau uno gaItan. Fe barf
iosar bic BaItanpdiie neu befsitiseu, bas
III wabr. DO@ bas biIft ibr penis, bIut'
~enis, ba ber @es UNI ben gaItan berum
Der guIsarei (@ubIanb) susetbeilt wurbe.
Dasesen mub fie iid sefalIen Iahen, baB
bas 9anb iibIi9 pom BaIfan gu elmer balb
unabbdnsisen prOuins seHa@t wirb, bab
@ris9snIanb einen TbeiI pon GbsiaIien u.
Cyprus i9napt, bab Ssrbisu unb Usonte.
negro ben Wes mad Sosnien 3uiperren, baB
Oeiterreid - ais Greunb natarli9 - ii9
Sosnien unb bic 9er3esowina gu @smatbe
fibrt; enbIi@, bab bas quite, Iiebe, biIfs
rei@e gusIaub bic Sniel gppern, cine Der
Yerlen bes WitteImseres, an ii@ nimmt, UNI
bic afiatii9e Edrtei gu i9assn. SebIt isst
nur nod, baB 5rantrei9 Guuis gu alsier
i@Idst uno StaIien ii@ gIbanien aneisnet,
bann mare bic verits~ EbsiIuns fertis.
Von allen beu9Ierii9sn &sbensarten
iiber 8ei5lsuns unb &sorsaniiation Der
Tirtei abseiebeu, iteIIt ii9 bas grsebniB
bes BerIiner @Onsrefes 70 bar, baB bic
brei Wd4ts, bsrsn Sntereien auf benz 90.
ben Der Gartei sesen einanberitOben, ndm'
lid SuBIanb, Oeiisrrei9 unb gnsIanb, auF
Rotten Der Tirtei cine @rt BON Uaifsniiil,
itanb, ober gusslei9 nit einanber idIisBsn.
Die @rensen Der Eiirtei usrben sinseenst,
absr nidt uOm elmer Seite, ionbsrn uon bret
Seiten aus. Die grri9tuns zines unab:
bdmsissn gaIsarenitaats unb bic gersr0Bs'
runs Serbiens unb Wsontenesros pirben
elm llebersewidt 0fubIanbs bsoeutet baben
am ein @esensepi9t gu idaffen mub
Oeferrei9 bas norOweitIi@fte Stid Der
Eirtei (gOsuien) unb GnsIaub bic tirti'
i9en Prouinssn RIeinaFsns in feline Sbbui
nsbmen. gtan iteben ii9 auf tirtiidsm
Boben bic brei Wa4te @swsbr BEL Sub
chamber sesenaber unb bas v@Ieidsswidt"
III wiebsr berseitellt. auf 10 Ianse ndm'
LID bis f4 wisbsr sinmal cine Der brs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
Summer 1854.
Babl an atIeu Straseuedeu cine ii6 be.

Babl an atIen Strabsneden cine f9 vbe.
finitiu" tituIirente fali9s tatboliide Gan:
bibatenliite ansetlebt, in Der ieIbit Eobts
fisurirteu. MuBerbem uurben uiele Stimns
setteI, bic tIeine ortbosrapbiide GsbIer ents
bielten, f@onunsslos ,uridsswieien. gu
bebauern iit nur, baB ber tatboliids Gles
rus gum aerssr ber. tatboIiiden 8rehe benz
2aienelemente in Der @bitineu3 uon ben
WabIsn nit idle@tem gsiipiele poran'
sins. Grit unIdnsif bat Der 81. gater bas
prosramm bes itaIieniidsn &atboIitsnusr'
eins, bas ebenfalIs bic EbeiInabme an ben
GOmmunaIwabIen procIauirt, Iobsnb err
udbnt. gs wdre alio in Der Tbat snbli9
3eit, baB man in Stalisu aus benz S9lafs
erwadte!"
Die Sunsersuotb in Gbin a
iiberifeist luirfli9 in ibrem S@reden ale
goritelIuns. gbineiiide 8eitunsen pers
anidIasen bic ansabI Der aus gsotb gu
@runbe @esanseneu auf Wtiaionen
Ueni9en unb bic srauienbaftsn ga9rids
ten iiber 9eidemper3ebrlns Iaiien ii1 Ieibsr
ni1t msbr anspeifeln. Gin amtIidsr Bes
ri9t in Der Yetinser Staats;situns, eins
ssianbt uon benz oberitsn @oumi1arius Der
llntsrfisunss geb1roe, iast oariber 5OIs
senbes: rSn Der srifen 3eit bieier unerb0rs
ten Sunsersnotb ndbrtsn bic 9sbenSsn iid
uou ben 9siden Der @sitorbsnen; ipdtsr
uurben bic Sdwadsn uOn BEN Startsn
uer3ebrt; iest 1T bas aasemsine gIenb gu
elmer ioIden 9Obe seftiesen, baB bic 9eute
ibre eiseuen BIutsuerwanbten ueridIinssn.
S4redlidere 3uitdnbe uie Sieie bate bic
@ei9i4te bisber ni9t anfsuweiien unb NO.
fern ni9t rai9e 9IIfsmaBreseIn setroifsu
wsrben, sebt bic seiammte BsuOIteruns
bieies 2anbfri9es gu @runbe. Die ort.
Ii9en SdIfsqelIen finb uollifdnbis eridSpft,
bic gorratbsbduier iiub Ieer, @eIb III MIDI
uorbanben.A Oie &esieruns bat 3ur Gins
bsruns bieier 3uifdnbe bisbsr iibrisens MI,
usais beisetrassn. Die 9ensbmisuns si'
nsr anIsibe uon 500, 900 EasIs unb loo,'
900 PieuI Rsis. basu elm Bsitras aus be,
Staatseafe uon 2OO,o 900 GasIs unb 49,
900 picuI @eis, idsint 70 ,ismIi9 auss
ssweiem su iein, ruO,u iie ii3 aufraffte.
montreal, Canada, sab G:
idbrIi@ am II. SuIi, benz Sabrestas be,
far bic &atboIiten Srlanbs 70 uerbdasnis
pollen S&Iadt am 9Opneflub, 1890, &C.
luaItiser @rawau nit bIutisen RGpfsn
Tim Der Sade uOrsubeusen, bat bieies Sab
Der Wapor ale llm,ise unb groseifioner
an ienem Gage perboteu unb sur Nufre9t
baItuns Der Srbnuus Sruppsn bsrufen
Oie Oranssmdnnsr (proteiiantii@e SrIdn'
bsr) wasten benn audi ben llm3us MIDI
umb bic Stabt bIieb rubis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

aue an3eisen ienbe man ipateifens
&untas Gurscn elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

Sn;sisen fir yisniss, 9rtisrisn, ;Gthfsfpiess
&c, aIs ssmt Settle Der fait. air&s iuspiptr, ss.
zen .eine aafnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

Ssiratts- une 1ptesan,eissu nit SsrsA
$3.50, pbns SpruS $1.0O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
0nralsNoti,eu.

aatsr 3eilsn Brewer wsretn niht ansencna.
men. Gar teee 3sils BREWER pbsr ssrtn 8ass1
eas 1. Wal 10 Gts bic nI5fen Male 5 Seats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

aasrdriiss anseseu maFen yprausbt,aslt pertes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16
greise Diet auzeiaex.

Sttsn 3ru Der Spalte per Sabr.. $500
~ ~ Rcnate. .S1o.0e
% >, 3 Wpnaie. GOO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

Gu SaarloIisw warb i'm Oueu elm
Srouiantbeamtsr tSbtIid psrwuuSst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

9auana, 10. SuIi Sunbsrtunbsrei.
unSuiersis Gubmer, bic pdbrsnb bss aafa
itanoss mad Spanien transportirt wurbsn.
iiuS bort in 6reibsit seiest worbsn. - RSa
mig 4lfons bat ben 9sneraI Martine, be
@aulpOs gum Bitter Sss 9oIbsnen YIisBes
srnannt unb ben 0eneraI SouslIar gum
&anse zines @snsraIs aapitans srbobsn, in
ausrtsnnans ibrsr Ssrbienite nm bic @ies
bsrbsrtslIuns bss 6risbsns auf Cuba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-16

Berlin, l3. SuIi. lssute belt ber
eonsrsB feline Iests Sisuns. aue Mait=
sIisber waren in 9ala eri9isnsn unb slns
Sraiip banfte gismars fir feline Wsabe ala
prdfSsnt. Gin sroBes 5ofbiner n,adte
ben S4lub. Der gertras entbalt So arz
titsl Die 2onbon vEimss" 5at bereits
einen Nbbrud bes 0ertraaes.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-06-06
Last SATURDAY.. Picnic.

About three hundred pcople from
Chattanooga had a grand old-fashiOncd
Time in Raht's grove, near this place,
Saturday. \ great many Cleveland
people turned OH and enjoyed the
sport. The day was passed ia dancing,
Whcclhqrrow racing, sack racing,
catching a CREASED pig and climbing q
gr"Ssrd pole. Nothing occurred during
the day to mar the pleasure of the
crowd all seemed well pleased and
happy. The grove is a beautiful place
for such affairs, and capt. Raht de-
cryc the thanks Of the whole crowd
for the use of the. grounds.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-06-06
DucktoWn Letter.

Mr.. Editor: Old kukluK has open.
cd fire again upon us through the col
umns Of his nasty little fourth rate
sheet. His abuse Of us might smart
a little if his low down yindictive or.
gan had subscribers enough to give
it publicity but men of his brains are
always a failure. A sad, sad failure
objects Of pity and contempt; too lazy
TO do common coarse labor, and the
only kind for which they are fitted; so
idiotic and imbecile hat they cannot
make an honest living without leasing
their vide slanderous productions to
the scoundrel that will give them the
most plumber as a reward; he is desti
tute 'af brains and principle-a fit
companion for demons, "a thing not a
mani, whose base deeds would cause
satan to blush for shame, a villain too
hidcous for comparison, a hypocrite
of the meancst and most dyabolical
type; an outrageous mOnstrosity pO-
luting with his unclean communicating
presence everything that comes neal
nina thing that should be Stunned
as though inflicted with the ~leprosy;
a fit companion for thieves and cut
threats; Il thing 50 base a seventh
hell will be in requisition for his es-
pecial benefit, the present one not
having the adequate amount Of heat
and volume of birthstone to mute out
punishment to you-a being with
mans image but without a soul; a
mongrel between an orangoutane
and African; IL leAn, lank, ~cadeyerous
sk%eleton-like creature whose object is
plumber; q being without a con-
science, who will do any nefarious dir
~ deed; a tool in the hands of his
teutonic master whose swindlings lie
tries to conceal, and with his foul
unclean tongue says we have "hid all
along the line" All we have said in
substance can be proved, and you
knOw it. That is why you seek to
draw our attention from your master
to yourself, well satisfied that all ex-
ecrations heaped upon your head can
not damage your notorious yilename.
You would not hesitate to pilfer a
graveyard, especially were its occu-
pants from the North side of Mason
and Dlxon's line; a monster that ad-
vocates driving women and children
from their homes because their hus-
bands and fathers politically differ
ed with him; a pucilapimous scoun-
drel too ~cowardly to fight, a p%oltroon
so dumnably mean l cant describe
him, there not being language vile
enough for his case. Now go and
see your master, he will give you in
structions in your villainpus line
then We will hear from you again
unless the devil calls you home to in
habit that especial hell he is prepar-
ing for you. a METHODIST.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-06-06


The closing exercise of our school
reflected credit alike on principals
and pupils, but one void was notice
able and that was the absence of
Miss Bessie MoGhie and her music
class. Miss McGhie we are sorry to
say WAS sick and could not be pres
ent to conduct the mKsieal depart
ment. But we learn she is fast re
covering and will again instruct in
her department through another
term. Few more worthy or compe-
tent instructors can be found and
our city and community, are it seems
to us, especially blessed in having the
care and training of our young ladies
intrusted to such hands. Miss Nc
Chic instructs in music and at the
same time association with the Ia.
dy imports graces in everything that
tends to elevate and enable woman
kind. May health and success at
tend all her future efforts.