The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-02-21
News Items.
George Washington I. dead.

The Joncsboro Times fayors All. Tay-
lor for Congress.
Dalton is well supplied with mcdscls
about n hundred eases.
The mOon cclipscd Sunday morning
at $50, Not many up to gee it.
4 Knoxville boy killed his cousin
last Friday night over q dozen eggs.
Their names were Mynatt.
Read our candidate,s2DeOlgmn This
week. Lots of new announcements.
u IA thoughtr rnigmiles' Opera House
will not be finished in lime for a grand
Bal AaSQae on Mardi Gras day.
Dir. Page, 4 few miles east Of town,
had 4 mule stolen last Friday night, Ii
was recovered at Chattanooga.
Jim Cowan and jim Stccd went out
hunting Tuesday. Got II red bird,
one dove, II snipo, ! jaybird, and II
!icld lark.
\ lin Naples, col0rrd. has had fine
success lately catching wild turkeys in
Il trap Oh Candas Creek ridge.
Several parties Of fox hunters have
been ont lately but We have not heard
of amy foxes being injured by their
hunts.
Cotton is going down, bread is going
down, meat is already down, and by
and-by the sun viii 20 down.
4 gentleman in town has a patent fan
mill that takes smut out of wheat.
Another has a patent fire eXtinguisher.
10. II. Taylor has returned from q
three weeks trip to North Carolina.
lie reports everything lovely in TIC
grccn-horn State.
Our young friend, John M~cRcynoldS,
tllas returned from Atlanta, where he
has been doing Il commission business
for some time past,
The first ward of Cleveland furnish
cs more pretty girls than all the bal
ance of The town put together. Still it
is not III entire monopoly.
Mr.. John II. Williams, of Duck
town, is in the city. lie reports every
thing running smoothly up there.
Mr.. G. W. Stockin. the gentleman who
had the contract Of painting the Craig
miles building has done an extra good
j0b-one That any painter mig.t be
brouJ Off,.
John Goodncr Il improving the old
5''rrim Hotel" propcrty-having shade
trees put around it and new garden.
He contcmplatcs building a residence
there shortly.
j. S. Hancock has purchased the
I"Johnston lot on Worth street and is
preparing to move his machine shop to
that place.
Ex-G0v. Moses of s. C.. has robbed
his mother, sister and wife, and is now
in the gutter in New York City.
a young Cleyclander not long since
I went after i young lady with 4 high
top lp-@y to take her to Il ball. lie
took her home next day in a two-hOrSr
wagon. If he ever does that again well
Fell on him.
in this Issue will be. found the an
nouncemcnt of j. W. Hicks AZ n candi-
date for recollection to the Office Of Reg
lister. Mr.. Hicks is too well known to,
the people Of Bradley TO need any
praise from H.. |
In this Issue will be founl thn an
nounccmcnt OF Daniel Mcdowell q; u
candidate for Sheriff. Mr.. McDowclls
record il before the people. He has
served this county in several different
capacities and has always done his
duty.
We have just received a nice present
from Ducktown in the way of u Int Of
s. new subscribers in that place. Tie
HERALD has now the largest circula-
ton of any paper. Onr gent and
friends in the mining city have our
thanks for the club.
Read the Hog Ordinance of the
Board of Aldermen published in this
issue.
The attention Of our rcaders-and
Ducktown friends cspecially--is call
ed TO the card of d. 4. Lawson, Ma
cllincst.
Seven Democratic Senators were
drunk Friday night in Washington.
They want the whisky, tax repealed.
Vim, NJ. Bates, of Putnam county,
has brought suit for $500 0 damages
against Charles n. Gibbs, Secretary of
State, for alleged false imprisonment.
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