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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18
james County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MAtters-TOuTth Of July.

MAtters-TOuTth Of July.
EDITOR HERALD; James county !
not without some nOtoriety in the pass
ing events Of the day She shares W &
the general public IN the absorbing in-
tercsts Of lhc coming election, AMI vii
let her voice be- heard In the land 10y Z
large vote. The delegates TO the wash
ton convention returned as they went.
divided IN opiIhop upon The CHOICE Of q
candidate for attorney general, but u.
consistent panisans acknowledge
themselves willing 10 come under thy
lash and work straight through TO the
election. There Is an absorbing inter
est upon the subject Of the circuit
judgship with chances in favor Of
Trewlitt.
An interviewer among the people on
the question OF the chancellOrship
would he compelled to report both
Mayheld and Bradford elected.
For county candidates James has a
regiment Of gentlemen whs think
themselves qualified, and Judging from
the way they each clcctioncer | supp
osc the dear people will feel compelled 10
reward them in some way. For Sheriff
we have L. f. Cingan, present incum-
bent, Saml Lewis, j. w. Watkins,
w. |. Maddox. FoI Register, r. d.
Campbell, Esq, z, r. Watkins, A. j.
BerTyhill, Polk stmdifer. County
court clerk, j. c. lIeaton, present in
cumbent, aid Parson Zack Kimbrough.
For circuit court clerk, s. !. Yarncll,
present incumbent, without any oppo-
ncnt, and it is seriously believed he may
be elected.
BY the way yorr- correspondent was
present IN Ooltcwah at the celebration
of the FoRrth, and an apology is GER
tainly due for neglecting to report the
proceedings the next week. The pro-
grammc as published was carried out
in full-the day being ushered in with
a salute of l02 guns by the Vulcan bat
terry. There we're perhaps iib~ut five
hundred persons present and | think
each one of them will ''hear me out"
in saying that n more enjoyable cele-
brtion and picnic was never "partici-
patcd in by them. The boys speaking
for the prizes acquitted themselves
honorably and although as among
many of the Efforts there was difiiulty
in determining to whom the prizes be-
longed, the awards were as follows:
First prize, five dollar gold medal, Fin
ley Seigel; Second, three dollar gold
pen, j. NJ. Hannah; Third, two dol
lar book, John Cleveland.
At night the Academy hall was
crowded to hear Ooltewah's very cred
liable amateur dramatic troupe render
Zone hundred and two years ago."
The play was 4 success, the speaking
the day vas a success, the din
ncr was more than A success and with
it all, our good people returned to
respective, homes feeling that it
was n day well enjoyed, intellectually,
morally AMI mirthfully.
Try and remember hereafter, Mr.
Editor, that when Chattanooga offers
such persuasive inducements on "thc
day We celebrate" and secure half-fare
that they are equally as good to
Ooltew-aEl, where you can stop and en-
the more charming luxury Of a ru-
raj .repast among some Of Tennessee's
nos5 hospitable citizens,
ANON.
Ooltewah, July Nth rs,
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The Weekly Herald.
LOCAL.
S~gwsrAIER DECISION.

We publish the following for the
b~neal Of tho-e who do not understand
The law IN such cases.
l.. any person who takes a paper
regularly from the p%ostoffice, whether
directed In his name or anOthcT's, or
whether he has subscribed or nOt-is
responsible for payment.
J. lfapersOn orders his paper dis
continued; he must pay NIL arrears, or
Fhe publishers may continue 10 send IL
alntil payment ismade- and then col
2ect the whole amount whether the pa
,arr is taken from the office or not.
~. The conrts have decided that re-
SNsiTg to take newspapers and periodi-
Sals from the p~Ostoilice. or removing
@rN leaving them uncalled for, is pri-
NJ facie evidence of intentional
tSsvd. I
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Candidates take q.

Send in your orders for tickets at
one so as to be in plenty Of time.
Candidates for Judge and Attorney
General can have their tickets distrib-
uted from this Office for the counties
q Bradley, Polt, James, Meigs,
Bledsoc and Rhea. Orders received
from any county for tickets will re-
ceive prompt attention. II.
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Send your orders to J. NJ. Grow for
Cane Mills ana Er~aporators, and if
You wish to pay it in Sorghum YOU
can do so. Also be sure you see his
grain drill before you buy elsewhere,
and when you come to town be sure
and 60 to Woods pump shop and see
the little Giant Engine at work. For
we know it will suit vow. July II, If.
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Effects entirely disproportlonal to
causes are frequently Induced by the
simplest circumstances. A little PIN.
pie, indicativeiof the beginning Of de
torioration of the blood, will, by nog-
leet of preventive means, develop into
the loathsome Ulcer and SAP health,
or probably destroy life. DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture prevents such catas.
trophies.
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Canvassing in Germany for the
election for members of the Reich
stag, TO take place the 30th inst, is
becoming quite heated. The strug-
gle will be severe, especially in the
larger towns, where daily meetings
are now being held. Opinion is diyi-
ded about the general result, but il
seems improbable that Bismarck will
be strong enough in the new Parlia
ment tie dispose with the assistance
of the National Liberals, on whom he
has heretofore been entirely depend.
nut
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For Attorney General.

We are authorized and requested 10 announce
\. J.. SPEARS 81 Marion county a. 4 candidate
for Attorney GeHeral-ith Judicial Circuit
composed OF tie Counties OF Bradley, pOlk,
hcMinn, MeiGs, Rhca. james, Hamilton, Ma.
riOn, Srquaichss amt blrd-oe.
We are authorized and re lueSisi 10 announce
W. 4, M OF AtMion tosniy, a. = 'cIBui.
date for AttOrney General.
We are authorized aud requested 20 ann0uur.
W. J.. J.. MLBURN, Of MGMinn county. D. n
candidate for Attorney General, for this the iiLI
judicial circuit.
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NOTICE TO ~EMIGRANTs.

CLEVELAND, Tenn, June, 1873.
=. LAYNE, Express Agent, is selling
tickets to all poin@ West by the Most
Popular Routes to Texas and Arkansas
by NAY OF Memphis and Little Rock to
the West by way of st. Louis q South
eastetn Consolidated Railroads from
Nashville, also to Chicago. BY going
these routes you will avoid those long
omnibus changes and everlasting chan
ging Of cars, besides direct connection
aud tho best accommodations.
nlnn
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National Sugical Institute.

Two of the Surgeons Of this notable
Institute will visit Cleveland, Tenn,
July 3lst, 1873, stopping at the DeLano
House. They will have with them a
tnc. outfit Of braces and surgical appli-
ances, and will be prepared to treat all
Kinds of Dcformities and Chronic Dis
eases, such as Club Feet, Hip Disease,
Spinal Disease, Paralysis, Piles and
Fistula, Catarrh, Private Diseases,
Diseases of the Eye, SC. For full par
%ticulars, address National Surgical IN
slttute, Atlanta, Ga.
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Austria Takes Whatisl

%SSSAhN hhen AAahh Nt11hN'
A Constantinople disra
1t is reported thatdA, I'D Y
been arranged ed oVcaTs51mm; and eve.
the Porte: The HbonlRccepts the oc.
cup1tion of Bosnia and II erzeSnovina,
and Austria engages to prevent. any
future alliance between Russia and
Montenegro and Servia, and to pre-
serve order in Bulgaria between the
Mussulmans and Christians, even, if
necessary, during Russian occupation.
A Vienna dispatch says nego.ia.
tons are proceeding between Rome
and Athens, which If successful, will
pledge Italy to assist in the defence
of the Greek coast in the event OF
war between Greece and Turkey.
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WithdraMAS.

Satisfied from the course of the
canvass up to this time, that | cannot
successfully make the race for Circuit
Judge OF the 4th Judicial Circuit, ]
tender my thanks to the friends who
have given me their encouragement
aud support, and withdraw from the
race. This July II, 1873.
.InHN w RAMSEY
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Quite n number Of Cleveland young
sters had n nice time at the house of
Bev. y. W. Motheral on Monday night.
We acknowledge Ill Invitation from
Mr.. Motheral, INT the night was rath-
or warm for a little boy like us 10 VEN
tnrc in a crowd.
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IN the case oc the Corporation W, the
fecurit'e. OF =. II. Lowe, City Mar
shall for the year 1873, which was tdied
iseforeF. +. IIardwick, Esq. Monday,
decision was rendered III favor Of the
defendants. The Corporation appealed
IN the Circuit Court.
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Married,

At the home Of the bride, in Rhea
county, July 18th, IS7S--Rev. s. W.
Tindell, Of this place 20 Miss Katie
Chatter.
The happy couple arrived in Clcvc-
land on Tuesday evening last.
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$4,000

will be paid for the return Of Charley
Mccoy, colored, who broke Jail in
Cleveland, July lat. Mccoy is about
r feet and . inches high, black, one eye
smaller than the othcr-is about 80
years of age.
II. II. lIAYa. Tailor.
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r, II. GUTHRIE,
harrison, Tenn, July 18th, 1873,

DiED-July 10th, 1S7S,-Adclia Wolf,
daughter Of Me4i6a Wolf, Of this city
aged , years and II days.
Mr.. Wolf requests rs to return the
thanks of himself aud family to their
neighbors and friends for their kind
treatment and assistance during the
illness Of their.child. 49,,
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The Chattanooga Commercial says:
The election Of Trewhitt Is a forcgone
conciusion," and urges the Republi-
cans to "work vigorously for Milburn
iot Attorney General"
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A man by the name Of John Lackey
shot and kiiied James Hall In BlOunt
county last Monday. Lackey wasdrunk
and killed Hall without an excuse.
Eackey Is in Jail.
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As will be seen elsewhere Mr.. 4. $.
Cowan withdraws from the race for At
torncy general and gives Mr.. Milburn
u clear track, thus almost insuring Mr..
Milhurns election if his friends will be
active and work for him.
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= : Cleveland will shortly have another
Bakery, OF Ocoec street just opposite
tho National Bank. We understand
the proprietor will engage in the man
ufacturc of crackers.
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announcement
For Chancellor.

We are authorized aud requested 10 announce
+. Is. MAlFlELD, 81 Bradley c0uu q, As,
candidate .GT GAsacel!0g. EIesaon in August,
We are authorized and requested to announce
Hon. W. NJ. BRADFORD a. q candidate ior
Chancellor. Election In August.
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The weather for the past week has
been the warnest of the season. Fans
and lemonade have been the only rem
ciies to save ono from melting.
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1t is the only medicine | would give
20 my baby, mother said, speaking of
DR.. Bulls Bahy Syrup, At all drug
stores % cents.
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Mr.. Vim. Lowe Of this place requests
us to say to our readers that he is a
candidate for Constable of the 9th Dis
trict, and is taking all the votes he can
t+et.
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REkEM Pn Including Shooting outf1t.IxS
III VI Nh Every Gun Warranted. sS
VHogArth, Moore 3 RrOoEs b LoSh az

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
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Esy"A full line OF all kinds of
School Books just received as the
4'ostoiice Bookstore.
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The Knoxville Reds and the Chatta-
pooga Roane- will play a match game
dn Knoxville on the frst of August.
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Dick Hays has twenty Jail birds to
feed " present, aud 9ii ne says there
l. room for more.
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We are authorized and requested 10 announce
JOHN 4. CUfFM.AS a. a candidate for COun.
~ Register. Election first Thursday in Aug
MSt.
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For sheriff.

We gre authorized and requested t. Announce
GEO. b.. HAYES 10 y candidate for Sheriff
Election ia August.
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For Register.

We are authorized and requested to announce
J. W. HICKS Us a candidate for County Regis.
ter.
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ES'Pistols Of all kinds, and Car.
tridges at the =. 9. Bookstore.
PiCASs ut Harrison.

Editor Of HEPALD:-licase publish
In your paper that the Sabbath School
ut this place will have a picnic at the
Harris0a Springon the 25th of July,
1873. Other Sabbath Schools and the
public generally are ccrdialiy invited
10 attend. Good water to drink and
plenty to eat We will have several
Sabbath School addresses on the ocea-
zion. Good vocai music, &c.
II. II. GUTHRIE,
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For TnnEIne-

We are authorized and request. d to announce
\. j. WHITE rs n candidate for Ir-rlcciion 10
the Office OF County Trustee. Election IN Az
gust.
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tnhe Murphy movement is said to be
under full Roadway at Knoxville.
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We are authorized and requested to announce
W. NJ. NORMAN rs q Candidate for County
Register.
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OK IN M a week TO Agents. Samples
poo w ~ Free. i. o. NICkRRi, An
Justine, Maine.
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We are authorized and requested 10 announce
HON. ID. [. TREWillTf, OF chattanooga, as a
candidate for Circuit Judge. Election ia Aug
ust.
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For Constable,

We arc authorized and requested 10 AnnouncC
I. 4. HAYES as a candidate for Constable fOI
this district.
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elOn the Goth day OfJuly 1879 :

at the Court House door In Cleveland, Tennee-
see, sell to the highes. bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described land to-wit.
Forty. five acres of land situated in the Fourth
Civil District Of Bradley County, Tennessee
about 9 miles South Of Cleveland and bounded
on the Sorth by the lands Of Smith; on the South
by Mulky: on the Fast by the lands Of J. L.
Jones and on the West by Roy; being so acres
OF the south p art OF an 80 acre tract and Is acre.
living West of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Rail Road. being the Is ACRES horetefsro
conveyed by W VI. Wilihsitc to James Mere
land and by said MOreland and Wife to Polk
Parkison and Jares Miller. pr, fee, $40.
GEORGE HAYS, sheriff.
This juno 18TH, 1879. &w.'
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Yorkshire Pig,

A few thorough bred Berkshire Pigs
for sale. W. c. CARSON,
g Cleveland, Tom.
July Is, 4-w.
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Buy your Books and Stationery at
lhc I. O. Bookstore.
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Weare authorized and requested To announce
Hon. JOHN Il. HONL as X candidate for re.
election to the Olicea Circuit Judge.
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For Circuit Judgr

We are authorized and requested 10 announce
Hon. :. Is. NUR1HUP, % Pikeyille, as n con.
didate for Circuit judged f this judicial Cir
cult. Election lrst Thursday Ia August.
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We are authorized aud requested to announce
j. Il. CAMPBELL Us + candidate for Constable for
the Second District.
We are authorized and requested to announce
Jen Montgomery as a candidate Tor Constable
of 9TH district.
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Fer Circuit Court Clerk.

we are authorized and requested to announce
W. IL, az 4 candidate for reelection 10
the Office Of Circuit Court Clerk.
We are authorized and requested to announce
Il. W. SELNlDGE as Il candidate Tor Circuit
Court Clerk. Election FIRST Thursday in August.
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For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized and requested to announc,
j. y b. LUSH ~ Il candidate for County
Court CLERK. Election first Thursday in All
gust.
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SIIERIFF's SALE.

BY Virtue Of an execution issued from tko
Cir;uit Court OF Bradley County, Tennessee, Ia
the case Of the State Of Tennessee vs. James
MOreland, | will
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Nov 8, 1877

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Al Straw F,IR LlFE.--A An Illinois
Jury tpund aman guilty # mnrdei
iirihs first dcgrec; but as The laws OF
the State allow jmy % decide
whether hanging pr imprisonment tor
lie shall follow such 81 verdict, and
MS nine oflhe jury were in favor of
fhe tormer sen ence and three for
the latter, there was a hitch III furth
or progress until q decision was
reached by pulling straws. The
three jur. men iaso,ing allie impris~
on,i ent drew short straw, and a
Veidict'infayor If hanging the rris~
oper was accordingly rendered. But
tie affsir came u The notice Of the
judge, who ii,ereupon granted moe
a. !, fora new trial, and fiued the
jng1men Cne llnDdfed dollars each.
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Elder Evans, of tho Shakers, attri-
butes to the use of animal food the
thirst for intoxicating drinks. II
have found" he says, "by many years
experience, that whenever I got n
man to abstain from use of flesh meals.
much salt and other condiments, he
easily leaves tobacco, alcohol and
drugs"
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Watermelons are looming upin
thenear feture as the great Ameri-
can product. Experiments in Cali
fornia show that sugar can be ex-
tracted from tlieimelons at a cost of
two cents less tdan from sugar care.
Besides this, oil is made of the seed
and alcohol from the rind.
"lf | was hcrse now," mused a
big boy as he struggled up a Detroit
street, I'D be stabbed, rubbed down
and fed; but Pm boy, and I've got
to go home, clean off snow, bring in
wood, tote water and rock the con-
founded old baby for an hour or
two.
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A meddTesome old woman was
sneering at a'young mothers awk-
ardness with her infant, and said: "I
declare, woman never ought to have
q baby unless she knows how to
hold ity' "Nor s,tongues either,".
quietly responded the young mother.