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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-31
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Qon6 n, 27. San. Cine 9lbtbei.
lung bes fran30lii4en Mittelmeer &c
|ibwaoers fubr beut, na9 Der 2tpontt
ab.
Sine gabinetsIibuns.
9eute tuuroe unter 0etbeili9un9 aller
Miniit.r, nit Musna6me bes 2oro
Cairns uno oes 9ersoss BON &i9mono,
cine Gabinttsiibuns ab9ebalten.
gsioeripri@t ben @eridten.
~N9enee &uIie" wioerlpri@t Sen &C.
ri9ten, tpona@ bic &ulitn ouf Dem
wlari@e nod @auipoli beerif.n fno,
uno oab bic Trieoensbeoin9uns.n be-
;iisll& bes @uei= i=gana!s belonoere 8e-
itimmungen trefen.
Derby bleibt.
Sic Moreenbldlter brin9en fol9enoe
offijieQe Nnjeise: r@ir fino ermd9=
ti9t 5n beri@ten, bab, nod eriolste,,
grtldrun9en ieitens ieiner Goaesen uno
Der 3uriidrufune Der Tlotte na9 De,
3eiita.8ai, 2oro, ,9erbp, &pel9er 9lei4-
5eitis nit 2oro Garnorpon I'M feline
GntlaHung einsfommcn mar, i'm @mte
p:rbleibt."
Ser .Stonborb" min pilien. baf
2oro 9erbp ni9t ees.u Die Gra4tbetpil=
li9un9en 9eiimmt 1T.
Cine w!dti9e Nbitimmung.
Sic 3eituneen entbalten MufruIe
BON beioen Yarteie1 an ibre reIpectipsn
@tlinnanssg:nohen i'm unterbaui.>
bcute Mb.no ii4 5u Der Nbitimmuns
iibsr Die 6upp!emsntGr= @orlase ein5uz
fellen. Ser Mufruf bes Minijteriums
lit ie9r orin9eno abseIott uno tbeiIt
nit, Dab cine Nbitimmung pom Der
|sr0Bten Wi4ti9feit gemiS lit. ~
| y
49, .< llnter,cidnct. ..
Gin Correspondent i9reibt, bie
pforte babe Elm Sele9romm erbalten,
oes Snbolts, Dap Sic Tri.oensprdlimi-
narien untersei@net 1pototn ieien, uno
|oob Die tarfil&en Dele9aten uno Grob=
Iilrlt 9(icolaus an @amitae nod in
Aorianopel eintreftn wiiroen.
/, Satte GrlaubniS.
Serielbe Correspondent lag, ,Gn9lanb
babe Die GrlaubniB Der 4forte sebabt>
in Die 0aroauellen ein1ufabr.n.
Gin onssblid offieieuer 8eri9t.
Sic ~Yoit" brinat fol9.noen ong.b.
Iia officiellen ltH'rib Der 0orbeoin9un,
gen bes Jrieoens.
l. eel6ftberrl&aft fit 8ulsarien-
otn.n @rtnlen nidt b.iiimmt >p.roen-
unter einem ben 8sitimmunsen Der
Rorfantinop!er gonfertn3 9emdb er=
nannten @tattbalter, uno 3uriid;iebung
oes tiirtii9en Militdrs auf bejtimmte,
nod 5u be5ei9nenoe 2ocolitdten.
2. l1nabbdnoisfeit Rumdniens, neblt
@ntl4eioiguns oeiieibeu fiir cine an
Rublano ~ ma@enoe Mbtretung eines
6treifens an Der Donau.
8. 2ocal Mutonomie fir 8osnien.
0er3eaOpina uno llnat6dn9igteit SER
|biens nit @ebietsrectification.
Dlele Bsr,dt,9un9 Der ierbii4en
@rense tann uieQsidt Mbtretuns Rlein,
3mornits an @erbien bebtuten; aus
&udl&t auf Oeiterrei4 uno Die anoe-
rem Mld4te, bleibt oieie Tra9e uorldu-
Iig nod in Der 5dlucbe.
4. Grmeiteruns oes 0ebitts BON
Montentoro ouf 8aiis oes Status quo,
post Bellum, uor5ebaltli@ ie6oh Der
&utbeibuns Der @robmd@te.
5. Gie Abtretun9 BON 8otum unb
Der 3oblun9 elmer Gntl9dbi9uns, in
@.lo, ober >urd @tbietsabtretun9,
,ueld,. Ipdt.r nod befimn.t lperoen iol.
Gn6li9 ion ber 6ulta1 tinen Blan
po,1Glosen. tpie Oie ruIIilden 9ntereir
Zen in ben Daroaneaen bel4att n.roea
:6nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-31

|fa6r $50 SUP DOR lid Ter i4ob, MOTIF
(es ferImdbreno ms3r sertriimr;ert mu,=
loe.
Ms bic Gar oas 8ueay traf i:;cb.n Die
unslildli4en jun9en 2euts iii oemie!b n
einen entietli&er Nn9tlbrei aus, cer
,peit6in pernebmbor tpar.
Grdulein 9elene Satobs uno SEE
junse @utao Salt eerietbsn unttr oie
Ndoer Der Gar uno oeren G6rper .pur=
Den in Der l@redli@ften Wsije pcrjtaas=
melt.
9as iun9c Mdb4sn lag unter Der
Gar als Der 3us anbielt uno it6)n;c
nod ols s>uei Yoli;iien lie beroor,o.c,.
uno na& Der apotbets oes 9errn Nn,,=
te bra@teu, no ii. inn.rbalb Is M;nu=>
ten itarb. Ser f6rmli9 scri:ei| d,e
86rper oes iunsen Salt lag leblo: aul
Dem @eIeiie aIs mon i'm fano unb mag.
De nod Der @iioltite=Stat;on ee5ro4t,
'oobin man fpdter aud bcn oeit3nam
Der in Der apot6ett seitorbenen iunaeH
0amt i9affte.
Die @eli4tsjii9e Ser b.iocn unslat-
li@en Opfer lparen ni9t en!itellt uno
batten ibr natiirli@es &usleben; Gag
Deg iunsen Salt 3eigt. nod elm lanftes
9a4sln uno iein SOB mug augenb!ld=
lid erfcl9t iein.
SRI. gmma Satobs serietD nid)t
unter Die &doer uub l9eint nit Gem
aertrilmmsrten Gubr'pert fortgcIa!ciIt
luoroen su iein. sic mar i'm 5tano,,
a!s Der Guy enb!id ;um @teDen ssbrad.
rar, Ii9 aus ben 9rammsrn 1eraus3u>
arbeitsn. Gs mar lire critic 6raee nod
'brer @9peter, ,oeren traurisss 5ddlat
man ibr porldufis nod porent5islt> I'M
ibr.n 3uilanb ni9t su psriali,nmgru,:
1saberli4 erlitt Trdu!ein sS,fots tt=
ni9e Qgeti6un9en an elmer Geite una
tine 1srreninn9 an Der re9ten Dana.
Ob innerli&e 8erlfbunoen Ra:tacfunoen
lam crit I'M 2aufe oes 9o9ss ieliseaca
n: u:roen. eie iaste. bob bos Y{cro
I 9eute uno unbaltbar muroe.
Ser aut'@.r 5obn 2cp;e enbli9 ent=
fam fait obne jeeli4e duberli9e Ser.
lesuns; er ,uuroe BON i.ineu. Sit in he
StroBe sei&l.ubert. CT rnfle lid
l9nell 'uieber auf uxo fab mad ben lleb.
ri9tn. a:s er ben san3en umfana b,s
unslilds ern,ittelt,lief er Die ,util.
@'rede no& Sol Safobs @obrusa
b'naus> no er in uoais erfd6pittar
3u|tonee uno faft beRnnunsslos aa=
Tam uno in faum uerfdnbliAen Bot@
ten 3u oerilebtn sab, bab elm unslid
pallirt iei. Darouf muroe er beiin=
nn''9s!os uno !lt9t lett nod f:ant Dat<
nieoer.
aSir tpo1en nidt un!:tnetmeH, tie
uno oen Sammer au be<
|4relben. pt!der Die @llera uao o.
|9milter Der ptruneliid!en iunaen 9,ute
'rar'l1, a!s lbnen Gle Gd,redensbotidoN
absrbro@t tpuroe uno als i. btr5ei.i tn
lno lbre 2iebsn, bic uor aur;em .ra~-
3ludll@ uno 5uFrissen Don tDn,n ltbie=
Ben, als peritilmme.te 2ti9en wieber=
ianoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-31
gorldutia feine Oppofitiou.

suns poroerbano feline Dppolition ma.
@en, oa bic 0ori9ld9e Der Mes:erung
penisitens cine Ginli4tnabme peroie.
nen.
Die Grieoensbeoinsu nsen.
9eutt Aben6 wtroen in beioen 0du=
Tern be3agli9 Der 6rieoensbeoinsungen
Nn9aben 9ema9t meroen.
eelbft wenn Der Marquis BON Gar.
tinston Der 0upplem.ntarbem Qi9uns
feline Oppoftion ma@1, mirb lol4e
oo9 eineeleitet tperoen, uno ;par BON
0trrn &planos, liberalem Mitglieo fir
8arnbp, ,uel@er bereits Die Nn3eige
bon elmer feinoli@en anirase oema3t
bat.
9err @labtone lpri9t sic 6oifnunq
aus, oob oielem iebr eilisen gorj4lagt
Der @.sitrnng Elm md9tiser @io.rtauo
miro.
slo@ nidt ein9etroffem.
Die rfimes" i4reibt: .9is III tie,
lem augenblide 1T nod teine beitimmt.
oosr officieQt nn5eise Der Triebensts=
sema9t ,porotn, unb mo,
gen bic Miniiter in 6olse beFcn ii9
nod ni@t eere@tfertist fablen, BON ser
6oroerung Der Na4b.wiuigung abSu=
9ehen.
auf bcr @alfam 6albinitl.
Die Montenesrin'r.
&a9ua, q. San. Am SauIta9
l.tter bic Monten,eriner li9 mad
:lnem befti9.n Bombaro,mcnt in BeTk
Der orti befeitistsn Snleln i'm @tutori-
lee> uno trafen Yor3ereitun9en, um
be"tt Die 'oi4ti9e Gtituus 3abiict an
,uareifen.
= 8erlin, 26. San. Ser Bun-
'esratb berdt9 cine 0orla9e, we!dt
Beftimmrn9en fir bic Grneunung eines
eteQpertreters fir ben Rci9sfonsler
pdbreno elmer A6tpelea belt oeNtlben
trifft.
Gn9lanb.
2onoon,25. San. 81 j&eint, 6ab
Ser Carl BON Gornarpou uno 2orb
Derbp ibre Reii9nationen eingerei9!
baben. Sic oes erfteren murbe p;.l.
lei&t ons.nommen, obmobl bies MID.
gan3 ii4er III. 9is ur1a@e Der @e-
Fsnationen uar ni&t 10 iebr Der ent-
|&lub Der &esierune, cine WemiQigune
III uerlansen> als Die Abibt oerie!ben,
s@ritte 5u tbun, Die f9er u einem
Rritse fiibren ,piirsen, ,uel9en 2oro
DerbD uno Der Garl bon garnarpon
1o9 ni$t als unpermeiolid ;u geben
'6nnen. Wenn Die Annabme beiber,
'oer au4 nur elmer BET ReF9notionen
rfolgt, 10 miro oies pabri9einlid |
)eute Abeno i'm Oberbaule au Grfld-
unqen fiibren, tuel&e hi. eanSe eitua.
ion flar MAIDEN 1troen. Sn3,pij9en
ino bic uebertreibunQ uno Der alarm
'erfriibt, ieoo@ miro bic Gefabr bura
'as Wfotip per9r6bert, pel9es oieies
Berfabren Gn9lanos Der Yforte sur|
3ariidwe;luno Der 6rieoens6.oinsunsen
Rublanos 9eben pirb. Aues, pas man
|eute frlb iiber bic 8eratbungtn IN. !
cabinet uno frie8.ril9e 1o1b :rtitunsen
ueiB erfdbrt man our4 liberale 3eitun.
zen, ,uel&e bic abF@t ber unjufrisbenen
Eabinentsmitslieoer anbeuten Ser 6Fent.
i@tn Meinuns &elesenbeit 3u seben,
aut gu merben, uno es fino farle aus<
lNlen oor9anoen. oaB unper3u9ll1I
Ditoer cine itarfe agitation gesen ben
eries beginner miro. S.bo@ bas fort.
|tiette Worriidex Der &uHen uno oeren
luseni4tinli&er Gnti@lub England
u i9noriren, baben einen farten Gin
'rud berporgebra4t unb gut urt6eilsnbe
eerionen slauben, bic &tsierun9 tniiroe
1nterftibuns finotn, wenn 5ie cine 8e.
ebuxs Gsnitantinopels senaltiam per-
'inoerte. Die Re9ierunssorsane ,.i,
zen Nei9uns, Die Bi4tistei Der bisberl
|etbanen 64ritte 5u pertleinern. 9tr
6tonoarb" iast::
9ie Ha&ri&t bab Die 5rieosnste.! |!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-31
Ser 9Qprbfern,
3eraus9e9ebensou
&rid & aaiicr.
@aint Glpue, @innefota,

.rlAtint j.oen 0onnsritaa uns tofet iabrlid)
in Borausbc,abun9: $3.50.
Sir wcniser ais Moaate luiro tein abon>
uealeut an9enoMn,en.
Sson N6onneuten, bic bic 3eituna nid)t
ausoridli9 abbeiteQtn, ,piro ansenon,meu,
bab lie oa5 abonnement fortduieten niniden.
Oie rablaumuus, cocr Neruei9erung
ber Nbboluna Der 3eitun9 bon beM HoItanlte,
robin oicielbe beorbert morocn 1T, ioiuie bic
llnterlaIung Ser Nn3ei9e an Die 9erausaeber
BON ber etma itattfnoen0en Srtsbcrdnoerung
uno Der Nn1nbe oes ncuen 91obnorts entbin.
BET nidt bon Ser 8e;obluu9 oes pollen abon>
nenentsbetrase'.
Nn3ei9en,
mel3e obne B.merfuxg sur Nufnabn,e elm,
geben, ucrocn 10 lan9c eingerildt uno bered,'
net, bis lie abbeitellt peroen. @ III
gnaeacn peroen su ben oetpobnli1en
$rcilen ein9eridt, namlid 10 ecnts per Bee.
sicr>3eile, fiji Die crite ginrildun9, uno S
Gents fir ieoe fol9enoe. Sir Nn3ei9en, Die
iinsere Belt Feben bltiben, wiro elm btoeu,
ttnoer Sb5ng erluubt.
Die Ssransae5.r Tno i'm Befit einer boil
fanoi9ea sluswabl .s -
steuer uno 3eitbmndnoQer 2ettern,
uno iiuo oa9er i'm @tanee,
Drmdla1eM aller Mrt
in beutiher, en9lilder, fran;0illd)cr
mo uoriuegil4er Sprade
ouf's 6dnelllte> @40nte uno 8iQi9fe
au lie fern,
xnb empfeblen ii4 an geneisten auftrdsen.
Gebrudt perbeu: -..
2etterbcabS,
Billbeab8, a i
0eihdftSfarten, ....
Girculare, .
8lanfe,
Nlafate u.f. h.
oui fi:rseite Notis. .-.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17
. ETan ana woman Drowned.

SALE CREEK, Tenn, Jan. u, 1873.
EDITOR HERALD: On the morning
of the 10th inst, at Coryin's Landing,
on Tennessee river, opposite the Hi
wassee Island, a nan and woman were
drowned while attempting to cross to
the island. There were in the boat
Brooks Jordan, Calvin Dobbs, Robert
MINIS and Miss Sarah Minis. They
had just started across, and had not
got but q short distance from the bank
when by some means the boat was turn
ed over. Jordan was pulling the craft
across, and when it turned over he
made his way to the shore. The young
MINIS got upon the vessel and stayed
there till he was taken of. Mr.. Dobbs
tried to save the young lady by getting
her upon the. boat, but he placed her on
it, she being frightened, would not stay
there, so after throwing her upon it
the second time, he gave way himself
and sank. He vas found in about one
hour and a half at the place where he
sank. The young lady, as she was
struggling to save herself, caught hold
of the chain and was found hanging to
II. She was in the water about three
quarters Of an hour before the body was
rnnpN-nrnJ Sl,n uyov 1..ortn ,rbon fnrnI
]. w. IL.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17
)fhe Condition of the City Gov
ernmena.

In this issue appears the report of the
City Recorder. From the figures it will
be seen that the amount of money cx-
pended since July LIST, 1877, is 81 ,3fS.3
and that the present Indebtedness Is
81, G77.47. What the last board of alder
men did with that 81, 1854 Is hard to
tell. We think it time the present
board of aldermen was calling a halt in.
the expenditures. They should be 3
little more economical than the last
one. Times are hard and the people
of this town are not able to have ut the
rate Of three thousand dollars per year
drawn from their pockets. Que thou
sand dollars per year expended on the
streets, If expended rightly, will keep
them in first-class condition. Four
hundred dollars will pay the Marshal
and Recorder. The last board is the
only one that ever voted themselves n
salary. There IL not a town the same
size az this that pays Its aldermen, and
we think there are plenty of men who
arc willing to serve for nothing If the
present board can not. Suppose they
try It. Then If they can't do 1t they
arc at liberty to resign.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17

Our attention has been called 10 the
attack of "Delta"in the Cleveland Ban
ner, on our Ducktown correspondent.
Delta is either a knave or Il foOl-hard
to tell which. He is either without
brains enough to see Il point, or is de-
termined to do our correspondent in
justice! No ''slur" was aimed at Rev.
Mr.. liigdon or Stewart either, as any
nan with the understanding of a jack
ass could easily see. This, we are told,
is not the first time Delta has attacked
this paper. We are Informed he had
something to say in reference 70 our
position on the late Senatorial canvass.
His object and aim, we suppose, was to
prejudice Col. Parks and his friends
against this paper. We said Col. Parks
''came out too late" and facts and fig
ures show were right about it. The
HERALD, after supporting II man for
ove three weeks, could not turn its
course simply because a special friend
had announced his intentions of run
ming for the same office. We say special
friend because we do look upon Col.
Parks as such, and moreover as a per-
feet gentleman in every sense of the
word. Col. Parks did not expect the
HERALD to change It's purse under the
circumstances and did not ask it, con-
sequently it is none of "Delta's' bust
ness. We would say to Delta that we
have known many men to get rich by
attending to their own business aud we
would respectfully recommend such a
course to him. Then if he should run
out of something to do, we'll employ
him to attend to ours.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17
"COUP DE Fiat" IN THE
CITY COUNCIL.
II esIgnatiOh OF Marshal Tay-


To the utter surprise OF every one il
was announced Monday morning that
Lark Taylor had rendered his resigna-
ton as Marshal to the Mayor, aud that
the board would meet In called session
Monday night to consider the case.
Numerous friends of Mr.. Taylor did
everything In their power to get him
to change his mind, but failed. lie said
1t was impossible TO enforce the law ia
Cleveland with an organized force
against him, and that the pay Of the
Office was not sufficient, and although
he had held the office but II week, 1t
was one week longer than he wanted
it. The board then accepted the rcsig-
nation and proceeded to elect Marshal
to I'LL the uncxpired term. The first
four or five ballots resulted in q tie be
tween Wolf and Hayes. The board,
seeing they could not agree, decided to
let the people settle the question at the
ballot-box. They then elected Mr. II.
III. Hayes Marshal pro ten. Mr.. Hayes
came forward and was sworn in, and
the board adjourned till next regular
meeting.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17
Gentle Hint.

In our style Of climate, with It's sud
den changes Of temperature, rain.
wind aud sunshine often intermingled
In a single day,-it is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by neglec-
ted cold, half the deaths resulting di-
rectly from this cause. A bottle of Bos-
chee's German Syrup kept about your
home for Immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, a large doctor bill,
and perhaps death, by the use of three
or four doses. For curing Consump-
ton, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, Sc
we're Coughs, Group or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs, its success has
been wonderful, as your druggists will
tell you. German Syrup is now sold
in every town and village on this CONT
nent. Sample bottles for trial, Toe.
regular size, Zoe.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17
NEWSPAPER DECISION.

We publish the following Tor the
benefit Of those who do not understand
the law In such cases.
J.. Any person who takes a paper
regularly from the postOfice, whether
directed In his narIe or anOther's, or
whether he has subscribed or motifs
responsible for payment.
2. II Il person orders his paper dis
continued he must pay all arrears, or
the publishers may continue 81 send IL
until payment II made, and then col
lect the whole amount whether the pa
per IL taken from the Office OF not.
3. The courts have decided that re-
fusing to take newspapers and periodi-
Gals from the postoiiicc. or removing
aud leaving them uncallcd for, Is pri-
INA facie evidence Of Intentional
fraud. If.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17
murdered Infant Found.

TGr-dar morningi IL was reported that
a colOrel child was found dead ia the
woods east oftown, with its head partly
eaten of by dogs or hogs. On examina-
iion the report was found to be true.
Justice Upton summoned a jury of in
quest-the Corner being absent-and
proceeded to the spot and found the re-
mains of the child. The jury, after ia
king such evidence as they could get,
decided that the infant came to its death
at the hands of its mOther-that mother
being Louisa Tucker, cOlored. She was
then arrested and guarded till Wednes-
day, when she was bound over to court.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17
CirCuii COurf,

This court adjourned Monday. In
the case of the State VI. Jef. Montgom-
cry and Alex. Naples, charged with
assault and battery on the person of
Louis Guthman, the former was fined
Sl5 and the latter $25 and cost. The
court allowed double bills of cost-May :
or and Justice-to I've taxed up to both
of them. That may be law but it l. not
justice. In the case of Mcclure v]
Hughes Bros. for backing water on the
plaintiffs land by building a mill dam,
judgement was rendered in favor ofthe
defendants. In the case of wilkins VS..
the Charleston Bank, Judgment for de-
PENDANT. The plaintiff was moving Il
large safe for the bank and had his
hand or arm broken, and sued for $780,
900 damages.
Several other cases of minor impor-
lance were disposed of.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17

Elsewhere will be found the an
nounccment of Merida Wolf as a candi-
date for City Marshal, to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation of Lark
Taylor. Mr.. Wolf needs no introduce
ton to the people Of Cleveland. Hif
record as o Marshal is before us all. up
has made an honest and efficient oflicdr
has collected more fines and arrested
o cases than any one before him.
Aud the most important of oil is, he has
turned over promptly all the money he
has collected.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17

Sunday afternoon about A o'clock q
fracus occurred in the Sixth Ward be-
tween two colored men-Geo. Byrd and
Isaiah Cate--which resulted in Byrd
Airing three pistol shots at Cate, and
Cate giving Byrd a number one beating
for IL. They we're arrested by Marshal
Taylor and tried before the Mayor and
Byrd was bound over to court In q bond
of s500-in default OF which he went TO
jai. Cate was released. Byrd is con-
adhered 10 be In o bad conditIon-hls
1lesd being considerably bruised up.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17
Letters Advertised January IL,
1873,

J. B. Atchley; Mrs. Marian Biyings;
j. j. Boyd; Malinda' Cook; G. B,
Gate; w. r. Detherow; s. II. Dug
gan; Frank Flemmons; Isaac Griffith;
A. e. Graham; Joel Hall; Miss Liz
zie Humphrey; Miss Lizzie Heaton;
Miss Susan Johnson, col; Miss Sallie
Harrison; Miss Josephine Norman;
j. Officer; John SHELTON; John Wal.
lace. S. HUNT, 2. M.
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The Trip 10 Cuba.

We learn that on the steamer which
left Savannah on the 18th with the del
egation in the interest of trade, there
were fifty through passengers from
New York and other eastern cities.
These fifty persons are seekers after
health, moi trade. Many of them arc
in the last stages of consumption, while
others are just experiencing their first
trouble resulting from a neglected cold
and cough. Atrip to Cuba is expen-
sivc and not within the reach Of all, but
for fifty cents any m "a procure a
when q cold fast commences will pre-
vent the necessity of this expensive
journey.
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Anothersood Man gOnc Wrong.

This time 1t IS a secretary Of n Cleve-
land Sunday School. The Grand Jury
wanted to know wherefore said score
tary carryeth a pistol, and said secretary
llghteth out for Georgia rather than
pay $15 and cost, The way Of the trans
greSsor Is hard.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17

I On Saturday night Mr.. John Hender-
son heard what he supposed to be a
burglar at his door. lie pulled forth a
small sized navy-about two feet long,
and turned her loose a couple of times
out the door. The burglar turned out
however to be a young chap who was
stirred" and fell against the door while
passing along. No damage was done.
If a fellow tarrles long with the cred
eye" he will get tired and fall against
doors.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17

In this issue will be found the an
nouncement of James NJ. Cash as a chm
didate for Marshal. Mr.. Cash is We'll
known in this community and needs no
praise from us. lie promises, if elec-
ted, to strictly enforce. the law under
all circumstances to the best of his abik-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17

{ A man by the name of Ellis met up
with n small accident last Saturday
night by getting his upper lip and teeth
Knocked out with a rock thrown by a
man by the name Of Lemons. 600 in,
Lemons"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17

I The new Board of Aldermen would
do we'll to make some arrangements for
holding elections in the future, say for
Instance pay Judges and Clerks 90 cts.
per day each. That would be enough
and not any too much for six hours
sitting by q good fire. AS it is almost
impossible to hold the elections, and
1t is necessary something should be
done.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17

Russia's war expense up to December
last was 500, 900, 900. Up to that date
she had lost about $4,000 men, accord
Ing to tho official reports. Tho inap-
cial feature of the war Is o serious 0he
for the Car, who has borrowed $780,
000, 900 since tho war commenced, willie
there are over 1000 400, 200 paper rou-
bles, or about $3.50, 000, 900, floating
about, and the min continues 10 grind
ont paper, \
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Rheumatism quickly Cured.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE, will posi-
lively cure any East 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 H~elphenstine
X Bently, Druggists, Washington,
d. @. Oct, II, 6m.
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Now Hotel at puektown.

Mr.. c. c. Vest has just re-opened the
Ketcherside House at DIcktOwn, and
is ready to receive all who may wish to
stop with him. All whp call will be
thankfully received, and no pains will
be spared to make them comfortable
and happy Give him a call when you
visit Duektown.
Ont o. On,
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. j. c. White, of
Knoxville, gave us a pleasant call last
Monday.
Mr.. c. c. Vest, of Ducktown, and
Mr.. j. w. Browder, of Conasauga, CALI
ell in to see us Monday. They were on\
their way to Knoxville.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-01-17

The greenback club net Monday
night. Several speeches were made ur-
gingpeoplc to join the club and help
fight the bond-holders. We were not
present all the time, but understand
that several parties joined the club.
They adjourned to meet next Monday
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