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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15
Assassination Of Revenue omeer.

On Thursday last John aud VIII
Cooper, sons Of Gen. j. A. Cooper, Col
lector Of Revenue for this district, led
u party of men In search Of a noted
desperate and Illicit whisky distill-
CIR named Hut. Amarine, In Blount
county, arriving there just before day
light on Friday morning. While the
search for the dlsiillers was progress
ing, John Cooper and Lea Lewis, who
were lying behind n log watching,
were approached by men whom they
supposed to be friends, but who proved
to be Hut. Amarinc and some of his
men, and were fired upon. John Coop
er was shot through the left arm and
in the abdomen. After firing. the dis
tillcrs withdrew, and Cooper was car
ried away. lie died Friday night at
ten, and his father and mother reached
him about an hour before his death.
Gen. Cooper had telesraphed to Wash
ington, aud had received authority to
raise II force of thirty men with which
TO bring the offenders to justice. with
these he is now in the distilling dis
trict, and we hope he will be successful
without further bloodshed. John Coop
er wal greatly esteemed In Knoxville.
lie leaves q wife and two children.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

The Congressional convention of the
Second district meets in Knoxville to-
day. We present compliments to BIZ
Rule and Judge Houck and wish them
both a nomination.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

Quarterly meeting at the NJ. F..
Church South, beginning Saturday,
the 18th inst, at II a. m. Subject on
Sabbath at IL a. M: "Harmorny of
Nature and Revelation" by Rev. j. II.
X.IL
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

Yellow fever in a clearly defined form
has appeared in Grenada, Miss. Mem
phis has sent nurses and physicians
down. There arc sixty cases there and
five deaths. The quarantine is redoub'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

The editor of the Upton Record, who
was an unsuccessful candidate at the
recent election, thus expresses the feel
ing of quite a number of his fellow suf.
ferers. Hear him: "Among many
other merits that our system of cleo
lions undoubtedly possesses, 1t has the
browning merit of making even the
rudcst man a very Chesterfield for the
time being; of making the stingy MAJ
generous, the selfish mar charitable.
How many of the disappointed candi-
dates will look back with regret to the
money they have been forced to sub
scribe to churches and to the claims OF
charity which present themselves al
most dailyl How many will sigh fol
the chewing tobacco which they have
bestowed upon the beloved voter? How
many will utter 4 curse when they
think of the kisses--"Scals Of love but
sealed in vain"-that they have given
to dirty-faced babies? We pause fol
a reply. Don't all speak at once, gen.
tlemen.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

The Knoxville Chronicle lays the blame
for so many revenue officers being
murdered on the dcmagogues in the
country who are continually seeking
office and trying to array Illicit distil-
lers against the revenue law and its
officers. The ChrOHicle,is right about It,.
Whenever you hear 4 man say that an
officer should be resisted in the per-
Torrance of his duty, you ear put that
man down at once as a fool or a viola
tor of the law himself. 4 majority of
Of the blame is due to the one-hOrse
jack-lcg lawyers throughout the coun-
try who are continually harping on the
Injustice of the law.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15
Change of Time for the Republican Con-
Yention,

by referring to the call it will be
seen that the time for holding a Repub-
lIcan meeting in this county to appoint
delegates to the State convention Is
changed to Friday, August 10th, which
Ia tn-ynnprnw
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15
The Cattle Plague.

There seems to be no abatement Of
the fatality among the cows, and we
hear of the disease appearing in other
towns. There may be no remedy,
where the disease has a firm hold, but
nv occasionally giving a few doses of
Damon's Cattle Food, while the animal
Ia we'll and thus keeping it in a good
healthy condition, will in nearly if not
quite In every case prevent an attack.
Any one who has stock should use this
remedy.
Pistols and Cartridges of all kinds at
the =. O. Bookstore lCheaD.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

DEATH.-Mrs Havens, mother of Mr..
Bryant Ravens Of this County, died
Saturday last at the age Of ninety years
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

~ A word to the wise Is sufficient.
Buy your Books and Stationery at the
Postoiice Book Store,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

ey-When you want first-class Books
or Stationery of any kind 60 to the on
ly regular bookstore in Cleveland at
the postotice.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

Another foot shaking Mt the Opera
House Tuesday night and still the world
moves on.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

Bring on your chickens, eggs, but
ter. They have all advanced; sec
quotations.
SURGUINE & JOHNSTON.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

NARRlED.-By Elder j. b. Hunt, In
Ooltcwah, Mr.. W. NJ. LOWE, TO Miss
TILLIK CHILDERs, Aug. IL, 10.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State of TenneSSee-BrGdley County.
ELLA DEARING s. THOMAS l..
DEARING Us. ISABELLA. LEAD
Err.
The plaintiffs having sued the defendant for
6fty-tlirce dollars due by account and the de-
PENDANTS property having been attached and
it appearing that The defendant is a nOm-resi-
dent or has left the State of Tennessee 40 that
the ordinary process of the law can not be sery-
cd upon her, 1t is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for more than six months in
the WEEKLY HERALD, n public newspaper pub
lished in Clcyeland, Tennessee, repairing the
defendent to appear before me at my office in
Cleveland, Tennessee, on saturday, the 18th day
of August XcNt, and make defense 10 the plain
tins suit, or Judgment final will be rendered.
Witness my hand at Office in Cleveland, this
the 9th day Of February, 1873 j. &. Upton,
2-li-tf. j l. Tor Is I.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

Prof. Jones' school at Cbestuee OPEN
cd Monday last with e~ighty-iiye stu
dents.
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CEIESTUEE
High School.
j. G. JONES, Principal.

This Institution is situated midway
between Benton and Chatata, Bradley
county, Tenn, in a community noted
for health, morality and educational
interest.
The next session will begin Monday,
August 9Th, 1873.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

Spelling Books only 10 cents at the
postofice Book Store.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

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. II
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-08-15

Board cheap. DOmitories free.
Course thorough, comprehensive and
practical. For further particulars adj
dress the Principal, Chatata, Tenn.
Aug. SIT.
The sun., 1878-12-05

lot nj a uunrtrr before 10 O'Clock and tho place
Immediately hccaurchuhcd win muUiludc ol
mon. torches. military rOupuniCe. hnudh. mar.
sInls aids ard rurriaeos. \ stout stand lad
lrcn build Tor tic occHsion aud II wne only
with The great ,i DIM ultv t'iui Wruck aud his
mounted aids h'r"d ivi thruf'h 'h1 rfuWN
Ia cuullc R,prr' to roach llY stand. 10 was
accourtti'd u, nuu'"r nl tlr ward rrcsi-
dcnls. Mayor Nuirun ol Onk,Hud. aud uhcr
well known mrutlcrS of tic patty. AUcr llud-
alak in4s. welcomes, aud congratulations. Vol
lock called Tho Meeting To order.
Kcnrncy. as he took the platform. was greeted
with uuuu hrrci rockets and othCr iyrUcch-
nice. THO inm was SO great TINT lh9sG ON thc
drrn t. death and, indeed. many pcr.Oha were
IN serious danger uinciug stlucntci ct ctusi ca
KrHrncy aH'd tini Tonight. for the ilr-t iinc
IL the history Of this movement. he must Veg
The Indulgence Ot his audience tie tcu
somewhat iaigrnd after his seSeen days'
tf-i. Iic nup.ulcd to his audience not u
remnin I" hear long SPEECH, ns ne WIS un- un
cry that In thunder toucs has travelled ull over
this nation, Tho Chinese nuat GO ZAP
pmus'l Tho land pirntcs. railroad robbers,
labor shall b0 crowned king II was worth
lifetime 10 see the characterization hotorn hin.
II wns not y gathering of political culthroals.
and II was mol nn 9utpourinc 70 welcome tnn
advent Oi n political hummer. Every heart waA
wotkingmcn Of the Enst shared IN the demon
slrAtou. They were prepared 10 take ou their
hut- totho workingmcn otCnliiornin, Thcy were
in sorc distress They were getting ~ day few
years ago, and now they aru glad to work for VI
day Tho newspapers had u good doM oi
clnr-irap to anV about liberty of the ballot and
buliduling in the South but whv Ind they not
said something about bulldoglug in Mhssn-
chusctts? The wOrkingmon there had 20 walk
10 the polls holding n marked ballot up
in full view. II the workingmen IN the
East had dono rs they promised him in lios-
ton Common and Independence square. they
would havo hanged every man who. nut
up this ioh Talk about the liberty Of the
ballot Thcrc ia no such thing "a hneeacnu-
ecits. l,ut in three years n bloody revolution
will spring M IN these United States The
workingmcn ~ the East are standing on vol
! cano which will soon bclch out. lie blamed the
workingmen of Massachusetts, for their action.
! They permitted themselves ~ bc lcd like cai-
tlc 10 slaughter. and today they are
| ready to follow any political hlnihcr-
| akito without inauring into his previous
| character. Somo Of them were afraid to
BE- seen talking to him in tie street. because II
| they did their omployera threataned 10 dts
| charge them. On next Sunday afternoon AT the
sand lot. he said hc would make q full report Cf
! his rip. with all he had done. iothankcd his
! audience for tho vast demonstration nnd prom
| ising to speak mors fully next Sunday retired
| amid applause
| Wcllock then suggested that the hand and
| military companies escort kearney TO his home
and adjourned the meeting until SUNDAY. The
| oscOrt then formed and departed with kcarncy
| and tho crowd quietly dispersed.
The sun., 1878-12-05
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a IihSl-ti' hhN r'. tlHp1 9i"th'"f mah' hhl
strucLm Allrr., Win ,crn. con Iii'NiIAI. bos
No i3i. aun o1ilo
4 -WANTED Lsicnemed h..d. eu .mol,ns
n N. Jackets TkllM ~ =. lANNAh lf,UrE.
''""' nv" N'''''''N
MEMS oVrrfoAts, a. - E - ~ $40. boy.
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IRONS ~ Hril q Rr-ki,u
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The sun., 1878-12-05
McDonoush'. Two wives.

Michael McDonough. horseshoor. married
MI. Cathsrno NcGown the ;d oi March, i-,I7 ~ NJ
Peters church lie ~ treated her AMI she returned 70
her parcu,s home In is79 she mot him at funeral IN
CalNarv Ccnctcr and he asked her TO live with him
acatn bot she declined Mrs. NcDonough learned re-.
tnty that hrr husband married Miss tatlnrne SMITH
of .sG West EleNen .tratt tho 2,h july last and
that he living with hcr At a11 Hudson street Nc
snnuurh arrested lie ps sdtd guilty in the General
Sessions q, .icrty c said that he fanclei that he had
tie right tuuarrl again bccau-c he had not hVc with
hs hr.t vie Tor judge GdcrslCcfe scnteNCtd
McDcnough to uie pcnitenuar, Tor one year
The sun., 1878-12-05
Amus,ments.
NRAND PIsOMENADE CONCERT


Sr rArnICE's HEw CAtlitnEN',
IN Alp on TIE pt1LhlNG FuND.
THURSDAY EvENfNG. pECiNRtR o. isTs.
At EfGHr O'CLnrg
The instrumcntti music viii hc iurnishedO
aII.NORE's CELEBRArED RAND
~ tirry PERFORMERS
Assiatcd by the rrcatc.t living c"iuct ria,cr.
Mi LEVY
Mr.. ADoLPH sOtlrr. the f,voritc baritone will also
kindly asH-t
The prosramnc will include the choicest music Of Tive
day aud ~ the whole performance will Ne under the di
rcction of Mr. T. : GILMORE. tho publ, mU rely upon
adoiigh'rul cntc t,Anmcnt
As the tatc- ind other oh.ruotions will hc removed
u,c public viii lave an opportunity OF seeing Tor tlc hrs
time this mas snnccnt buiidng IL NIL us grandeur aud
beauty
ATHOUsANp CHAIRS, without extra charge will he
arranged ia convenient places Tor those desiring to be
seated.
TiOkEfS. ........... '............'...'' Orh DOLAh
The ladies' tickets OF the last Issue asa compliment for
The sun., 1878-12-05
mIsttllantJuL



NERVOUS EXHAUSTION mcdical essay
~ comprising series ~ lectures delivered at Knhus
Nu. um Anitrmy. thc cause and NJ prrtnaLIre
c, lite showing indsputnhs how lost health may ~.
sAini, an1rns clear synopsis o unpednnrnts 10
fnsc tnf te trOanrnt Of ani li al debility
bring tho result o ~ years experience ~ msil 2,c.
.urrnc) el p9s'asr stHulpt Address secretary kAhns
Musun. OK Rroslway, New York
I)OsT OFFICE NOTICk--The iorei,n mail. tor
! the week ending SatutuaS Dec T. iolN Will CLOSE
liis once Wcisday, AZ "a % VI tor Furour, 10y
arsi-ip AtN ssnia via Queenstown icorrcsts adhu,r
specially Adir',-dl, aud az ~ - A. NJ. tor France
diVgt 10y sf N-ip Laurent via llaNrr Thursday At
o. 4 tut kutope. hl s,rAm.liti CiA N n Iork. VIA
Queenstown icurfr-panicuco &c cruHny aud France
frrs@d sui At ~ " tor Burope, hA steamship frin
va Ynouu thrrhourr. and Hnmluus. saturday.
a. ~ ~ 4. NJ iDr Eurgu hN -irHut+np q NeTnHuu, Via
!ucsu.itWu r.rt' sputpOuCc trruHuN tud scotland
Ir's-'u aud ~ ~ AZ 4. NJ. ur Germany. etc. ny team
,iI Elriu. VA Snutham tou ant Hrcnicn Norrv iIUl
chcc rr Dirat brtn and uic Continent be Arird
ny ts iT rlt CHly aildT-sii. HId nj
" iuf scotland iuect hv steamship BnNin, wa Giss
The rtrisir- AbYs-iuiH titN ni New Nutk. rNd
lrrU7nE 4, .0t take mails tur Denmark. sweden, Ah
Norway Tho maIis Tor tic wei iiAiirs bIa5ll ind
lrlye N'N NuFA Ike The rlHiL- naIt.
Hid aka kaNv htN NuiL lSc 70 The mats ior llt
vnta Lt.t New furh D,C The mails itg CHINA and
Irptu la,4 3an tttnCt.fu no ~ The mails iur AuS
caiia -, haNt san iranc!,su D, rs
ro-r orrtoS NS~ foWx NJ, - iSfA
HDVCtITON'Sl lu,i,utsuug syrup curn~ snmacs
'tHro' mHnho'si ~ l-rh"ttc Ad,inr tr,c 0H t'h I
RAh rN'- wuIot trough md tcnoI, ioa CaJvf
ID II ORE niO,nt
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4 ! Tr'"A' ond vanish u''kvrs slush PAoroRr
The sun., 1878-12-05
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The sun., 1878-12-05

AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Address thta trimrsiaJl evening b,
FRANCIS Is rliI IikBili. E-I.
who has Just returned from two m"rtls Wat 70 he
Dairy Districts of Europe ... ..
Urand display 0f CtikLSH and BrrrrR FROM thirteen
Statt OF tho Union aud from all -ccuOu- ot EUROPE
tioods from the LONnOE FAIR aud lAllS BAfOHl
T1ON
HOODED DAIRY tArIik ffom thc bcst hcrds IN
AMERICA and EUROPE -. .
Two riilv equinrei GltkESE AND HITTER FhCIO
RIKS IN OPEg AffON. litgSTHATlNU IilK fltOt tkoS
OF MANU- fAuTtKI. at2 T. NJ and + "
riurters rxhih u foreign thenSc aud Huttor cut up
and divided amoul manuiac ctur 9, and dcal,r 49,,
CONCERTS iN pow NINtt q NINTH LkiiNkNl BAND
accompanied D., JAKpiNR GRAND ORGAN.
Premium Cheese cut up aud sivch away
SPECIAL -Fx juice VIM tullcrlon viii deliver ~ AL
drr.s fridtv night francis Moulton N-q ot hcw
York aud john Warriuet the great Liverpool Cheesc
and Hutirr iWnortot. saturday evening
Meeting nf plirymeu tvcr - DAY ir'tc . To- Y
Admission " Tic rur. Cunccrt. and lccturo-,
TWENTY ffNE UENTS
The sun., 1878-12-05
Qeni,str

MENTAL nPrrCT. nal l..na1.L .. d..'.
iSNlth"'lt fnil'', h'Iin. - '''. 80
fI'EIsTII extra t,J. - WITH 80" .ia. f' Al &
1 vnirnu'ed, piu, br hI'il "Hl va "'''
CA -HIsSr ~" = {. y,,na'.y 'i ,l"i y, s.4 i
The sun., 1878-12-05

G. TTSAoSSP tpSnEnA HorsEf s.s.I. MT
Re.Sr5cG served -s.t. re6t.,ra circ and sisoS, S' 50 cr
our ROAKDiSG ii0i Il
a foSlrivh r, lEluNfu IlE 10. 81 IN hoARs -
,,srraprG e' bursts Of '-'crep; laughter INssS fo'k
EAIiNEEH WEDNESDAY %Sb sA1uRhAi
STANDAMnTH Rlo.lwa, .nAa lai.t
- pWM HENDERSON Proprietor aud Manager
FOURTH wBEK CONTINUED SUCCESS
of N'' h'" nc.9STST' TSst ri,G,,lNi dram'uAuoo
POWERFUL. oAsr. -. REtuUruL SoKNERY
n.1srrs aJ WlDSrsSEy ESEy'SSb ESb 2GaDoEEy .2'naDoEEy
POPULAR rRlCEs
NLnLo,S GAKnEN TIIENTKr..
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Frnily Aeuncc SATURDAY st2r NJ
r." N' 10 . sIG ii'iopucrb IS ,G;SSN " '-' ''" -
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TiIHATEH CONIQUE, alt BROADWAY
hARNldAH lAhi ..., ...... frOprivtOrs
nAtRlGAN Am HARr
Ia ld~ard lin,rcans New. oriunai Play
Lnh1AllE peeoncl
BbNKrlr ~ Iiik hhw 81 rNrRiCKS CATHEDRAL.
MKT O'NRikk Councillor A. liHN
hAriNkkH ~kl'NhSDAT AND SATURDAY
VoNr rASToH'~ roNy rAsroN'S
..lolS ANp MAoalE plHLnlN1
Nliks Ash ENAN4 uus VII MAriNkE
S.nN,iv Wn1p1.' II III IN IHlDAY
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WolthEY. NIFTY % NFll. fWU
Asn lis dFrTf ISourE ...'D.''" oC'o'N' a.
,IOSnrH COOK.
THURSDAY MFsIEd LHTURRA
Association HALl.
~ NIOHr
"tlOD ~ NATURAL Laws
With prolude on ONrrnt event,
Aimis-iDi. 5o"gts Received s>at. Z, oeSscstra
Gas FHANCI.tO NArEELS opcm
g l1Hi Nt ~ Of Ills fAlDt ilOusH.
rEiAuhAlA by Hhrh tnhDit NichN, Krpldway
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ALBANY BOATs-PEOrI.E rs IINE-iosve
~ IcL %. \ d. lnlll- won't snnslIy al0r "
NEW LINE TO boston.
~ via Aiyus FONT

~ via Atyns loinI
NORWICH LINZ. PIER ~ r.
Steamers CITY % NEW NORk and OtrY or BOSTON
at4 tiP VI dailN. sundays included.
TARk ONE DOLLAR every day in tho week.
Positively utket. sssi only dtS Of sale ami traini
oonlsouug with boat At ANyns Point
dO1D SUFFER- fOR Fifty CENTS
T1ckcts tot sale At licr ~
korwich liio Tor Boston, Worcester Portland, And all
NEW LoNDON AND NORWICH
Stcamc cry or LAW HENrE AMI FAI.MOi I'll from
Pier a.. \ daily. At 4jif sunday excepted
Tickets ami Sttg Room. may be obtained At the office
Of the company, AZ hroadNab, corner oi Canal st
fttght taken tor all point, at lowest rates
For further information. inquire at rer to. y r.
NJ ETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI WAY -Op,n from 81 4 to - 4 VI Rector
nearest point tor " all II terry Coruandt 1t,
est point tor Jersey Ciy ani commnnpaw icrres, fsrk
place. nearest point tor Post Once. city Hall, aud
barclay IT. terry to Hobokcn; Chanlers St. nearest
point for favunia aud fre Railroad terry fr,nkin st.
Grand 81. nearest points tor De-hro-~es st terry
ior Christopher st terry TO Hcboken i4ih st
Nearest point to Umon square and Lyceum Thea.
tres Academy Of Muse. Irving and rammAny Halls
2Lt -t.-Ncarrst point Ia Booths ST James aud Park
Temple aud Jersey Nity WTre,. 3Jd sl-Ncarest
point 20 standard, Broadway. and fth Avenue Theatres
Aquarium and San Francisco Nlnstrcls vi st-Con.
with New York Transfer Go cabs Gglni cen
I al Depot aath st-Nrarrst point fot Ccntral Park.
fur uptown trans. take east sidc stations For
down town trains, take st sido stations Fare ~
ccuts except between te hours oi - AMI - ani
and VI Nhrn the iHris scents connect, IN the fol
lowing har.car lines AZ Rector ~ with ipr south
VrrY. at Grand - with care nr DcsDrosTs Hpi bH.t
0raud 81 erre- NJ Br,-k Ken st With ears lvr cast AMI
II icrrlc- st th It. with West IN And kasS
2Sd Hni Stu II crrc, At SD ~, with cars Tor Wee
sawkcn ierp At '''h ;i "l1h AZ OF net Line Raj
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