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TotEpo. o., May H.-e'nAtH-Whent hrm;
No. white Michigan. sl.ou5.: extra do,
s1.084; amber Michigan May and .fune, ii. o3!i:
July. 81. No. 2 red Wabash cash md .1nnc.
81. o8M; No. y do, 81. 0,; No. :. smher Illinois,
June, 37Aci July, 3B,4c. Oats Hou.Inl!.
, 1879-05-09

'f''& e"'@ Gnin.ao, An ill.,. Marcl, =, iHiv.
geaIed ptppo,as ii islpcsr, VII! 10 recslysd st THU
oitco GailI II cIuek NOM. May ~ ts1V fer tl!e a.
tv9ry Vt the fuownx nan1s sula;a4 ur slo! Royt!9a
soa.hsrn Iusa 3r S6fthsfn ill.a9nri III ts Lspa1t
iSGshIy Kvn.ucEy ivF Tho HepaItMsnt Ct Dakata, y
bu delivered 1t 81 rals and i 70! t!u DepHEtnHnt 1t
~ aiS:S eoiaafo INK .na l. ssntpetsd n June = =
;ccra Il rsch ii tbs paces ii 1siTGTr IND mutI Gon.
fra the io!!awinK To BE- xsldIn5f
tlun weI!broktl ihu sa44c f19n 80 nttssn ~
sixteen hands lXf, nnL less than % fu nor uota f1an
III IHe yGara Old. mud suitable in eTcFy sosect !oF
Cavalry service. ,. :, .n.
()IaTtVFmAsrft u1lcgs IT. uulttis EUAy*hwostl, et4
Paul, 1T. LoIlA Ioalsyilsc. sud ln th!s EltY.
e4t @''s*'a4'''' "~'s"f ''iHtifFiis INGALLS,.
CAtcf QuaFtefulasGF.
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OS3vEGO,

OswEso, n r, May s.--GRA1N- Wheat firm;
No. ! hard Dunsh spsInr. 81. 10; No. 2 M!lwau-
hce, 81. 03. Corn firm; old No. 2 Western, 45tss
GtiUc.
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DuFrAIo. N. y, Mny B.-GnAtn-Thoat dn'l,
ea!ea I00 bu No. Duluth nj 81. 02; 600 bu GEocn
Bay, by sample. At i;,c. C0rH dull: tnlcs u 000 BIZ
nav Western, IN storc. at 40c. Oats qn!et: salcs
=, 00n bu M. 3 Chicago At :.0D30Kc. 1iyo neg.
locled. 1'nrlcy neglected.
lAtLRuAn Observation-Disclosures.
CANAL FHEtauTa-UnchanXcd,
, 1879-05-09
DETROIT,

DETROIT, Mich. May 8.--FLoun-Firu,.
Gl.Alx--Wllrat easter; extra, 81. orr; No. /
white, 81. 00,s: Mny, $l.o1,i; juno, s1.ohH;
July. S1.05; milling No. l, sl.oJ bid. Necetpis,
IL. B14 bu; shipments, -, u. bu.
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THE 1lo1sno1ss Or rERrrrE1.1A.

THE HORRORS Or rTsRfffET.IA.
4Se,a FORK Tribune.
Ills name Is not GRIN. as might be, hut Grim
tner, which Is prorercr: antt he lives In Gan
Jose, Cal. lie l,ns published pamphlet called
"Thr Voicu OF tlie Stars," and a most tnclau-
choly voice IL ts. IL sets forth tle lntolcsablc
things witch arc to happen In cunse-
qucncc Of 1.-THE uerihclia of tho four
great planets, Jupiter, Uranlss, Neptune,
and Saturn, in 1880, or between 1seo md
1sS7,n The effect Ut tho approach 10 tic sun
simultaneously Of so many grca. bodies, Grim.
mcr snys, will bo unspcakably disastrous TO our
own. According to this Eau Josc astrologcr,
among other pleasant rcsuite, "cvcry drop Of
water In thu Earth, and above the Earth, and
OIL tic Earth will be more or less poisonous"
Thcu Will como scycn sorr0wful years. Ancient
races will be blottol FROM tho face Of the
Earth. Fifteen millions of the Inhabitants Of
America will die, unless stringent sanitary
measures nrq adopted, as they will not be, fur
everybody knowe that they never are. lheh
will comc storms aid tidnl waves aud torna-
otlutai,ls mud valleys will change platcs, md
t.uaylgators grow pale with alarm Ut tile caprl-
ciutis irlaxurc Of tle needle" Thu particular.
II energetic wAy in Which volcanoes will "bech
sulphur which viii escape from .hr Eartl, thu
sudden disappearance Of Islands, Including, per-
hnps, thu 1slltil Of Manhattan. Win an ufl'
| preccurntcd number Of sttnwFecks' VIII Dc
followed by fanatlcisms b'oodstled. mnrde",
md robbery; while !remarks ! us'tnnaerl .eyery
| keeping aiye.n Tile poor will die BY
| tens of thousands: The doctors will raise
| ,hrii prices: but Mr. Grlt"ncr adF!svs eseTy'
| holy, when ti.cso dying times arrive 70
roplolls draugl,ts Of warm wnter, ahstaln froE
animal food, .nt wcnr cotton a'ppcd II, ra,lpho'
in Tic no>trtla. The pcstitence VII rls9Te uh'
til 1855, aud then will CONG fires which Wl ract
with fury until 1857: Tue SUI VII! M 1Acl'nfES
ha tren,enduu. showers Of metenrs. Denst
btacx clouds VIII yeti the . snM for lnys. Allnd
hlE iaaleS OIL lightning Will ll!ut1!!ue Wy botAuIs
, 1879-05-09

OUR CHOIR.
There's Jane Sophia
And Ann Maria,
With Obadiah
And Jcackihh,
In our ch0!r.
And Jnna nophla sopFAno sings
Flo high ynl'd think her Yoico had wings
To saar above Ill earthly things.
When s'la 1nnfls 0ff on Sunday:
Willis Ann Narin's attn choics
Kings ullt In such harmonious volco
Thai slnt,cfa In tho church FeIoicn
And wish she d sing TIL sl0hday.
Then Ot,adlatl's tonor high
IAun.nrpasxetf llciteai'l sti0 Fk!-
Just tlcar hin, elnu "SWc"t Ety.nnd+BY"
And yt,ll wiIl lit In wnlficr:
While Jet!ekLnfitk hnrA 1rOttit1t
lthcs dawn 40 low It Iar1 the ground
And Wakas the echoes miles around,
Like tiAtant rolling thul.lIr.
Tn1k not 10 mo of f'attt'h fhfno,
Or SIcoltntss ionos tang,
Of Cary's alta--bul n name
Or Whsney's p"nHsrsHs baEan!
They nng no more lIku .1nnc Sophia
Ami Ann Maria, Obadiah
And .Jctiekiat. In ont chu!r.
Than tata sing like T0tnasto!
JltnFN +. hsR0.
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EtEaSl'UHAl.H.
II IL d II d3t* th.N 8sU2t III EA IDs
bTUSEs FUR bni.ElE1la' GRAVES.


prATgnMAsvER't;sHxmAEAU UFFiCk. I
WARRINGTON. no. Narch ~. 1870.
Scaled proposals. n i.tnGAtG lto hstsly invited !nF
t15ns*g fa,9nGs rs ho ~ tyn T. Y ptsn: a N.
proved FuhFuhry y, lb7u. Vt which tho following II an
'.That tho Secretary Of War lshcrahy authorized 70
Grect gIGt r. HF'sss sosff @ Ta
uray to xat for A. enion an VT. have + big ~
sstEr manner .prurtdei hy .t!e aw Vt March ia1a.
fnr those tntortrd in National M!!tary Cn.ne;srr.
CO., spYsAsal9a. 4s.sE'nx y asts & !Ms slapasId n as
lsafs can BY bad application IN Esraon or by itttet
i9 Ganf Al T.: lockwsL, 4. II ~: U. T. ~ IN ehafFe
apect.ae4 tbs hradItoArs u 1s f4Fnia'ca eta 10
stcn al this Gt!lcc.
All lids aIoud b. accom- panied BY xood md auincfcnt
EusrbHty, AnA pUng will ha c1uaadafpd. eAetFt t9f
ApeTcsa whitG nkrbl9. OF gTsdes nausd Ia thu spes
nc4ituAs. -.
Tupesa!s 0ua ho iHclosGd III asaied envelopes shd
t,dussst pr0Eusatx fur lIeAastanes and o
ll4 uAacr8lkntd, II Hlloaa Mh0st ulEu lAcf VIII ~
optned III le pIehGhcp u Gliots on M0uta}t Juae ID
ie1l, eUu4ns1huiuH " u O'tucka ~
. Iy OTduf 1f tne secretary Ut WAT, :, !.
81, e, MEiuh, QuAf leEtlnster .flcncfstl u, D. n
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+. s1tEEp-Thrro waa fair demand, at nominal,y
Unchanged urlccf. VIC gMota poor to choice
1ooled 1T t3. 5oGh5. 10 per loo lbs.


NEW YORK..
KYv YoRg, May H-DEKyEa-No recoipta. no
iads; dressed beef gtca!!y nt 53sa4bAc. Including
% saisr~Rsecipts. B, o:o: market firm. nct,ye,
.s.a ssasts gie5 at :hot st. e os6 % a92 III III
tpaus lambs. shipments, $50 cnlcasscs.
ltoGa-ltect!pts 2: 600: no sales Of live weight;
isir-load Of poor Western conla not be sold: tait
thpmcnn, 800 dressed.
Do'TALo, n. r., Mny yB.-CArrLn-Necoipts
Fs'; tSnanE rpwasds; sss: 10 ears
s,IIEr AND. LAxns-lteccipts. :, ,300;. market
4sst'e; 1se higher; kalca Of far to you'd clippeI
'Asep ut q .sH4 Is; ono car choice ~ooIs. s1. Co.
MEDIUM and ntayy, ST. 60dba. 90; choice, Is. II; B.;
common, t3.0od5325; coarao rough, Ss.56G.3, 90,
EAST LIBEnTY.
KAar 1tpnnTr, May H.-CATTLE-Neceipte to.
aly, thres loads or n, i,cad local; no through
s.oet: Total for thrso days, 2o4 through and :.U4
laeii; no buainets to.day,
:ss9 sSs 1885, sa isi 81 sass'
.,snsEr-Res.,pts to-day. zoo head; tota, for
4 sss .tyaSsgs5 eppsd sNts Fl shseS e
Heolsd ahoep being out Of the market.
BT. LOUIS.
~ LouIa. May 8.-cArrLE--steady, g. with good
ssa, ssnmsn,,,a At UNCHANGED prees; recelpt', lsoo;
lloas.Itsher; actlyc; rough and mixed packing,
sss s:s, se'Sy, ssS5s d. isssie': 7oo; sh1S
,iSiInEEt-tluiot and unchanged; seccipts !, 600;
sa!Pments. n1uc
KANsAs o1rr.
opfctaF piEaaseh In IAs Tribune.
~, M.ssAs ~ CIT. NO., May 8-cAr7LE-The Prtcs
, 1879-05-09
II HfT}T A


rEontA. May a.-IftuiwtAzs-Easya and nominal
at 81. .D2Hds1. 0aN.
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onsrh the san1s ~ for The day before. There
eia pp e1Sa saysass ssesrs a asgsg a
ttEm ~ laGhno,ou1hIy eusln,nrd. Common to primo
sting s9ades soId quick At g. 4s03 5. common
nsea hessY M, medium weight pacs,ng hogs q
sna ar 10 shnee nefyy ,Cyr 1hppefffs hapt fs.n At
SA;,r.r n The preytous dayn of tho week. which
o. o.a,nfs 10, ths aehlY h,ahe! average Of prices.
sdo sna The market clo4ea sscady S af
~ AZ ~ saSn n'srY - sows and 90 lbs tot stags.
, 1879-05-09

Pflltnan Hotel Cars rim through, between chi.
rsEn md Council Dlufs. On tho train ltarnE Chicago
a. 1U:3iA. n. .
No nthNr road rtns Pullman or Any Other forN Ok
Hotel cars west Of Chicago.
a-Dcpot corner oi WeIa aud Kiuzle.ats.
b-ueput corner Of Canal and KtnEia4a&.
CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
Dernta foot Of Lakeat. tndtanaav and at1tecnth.s.
and Canal and S11tesnthsu Ticket Olccs, 90 Clark
u. and At Ieputa.
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Southeastern Pass'r Agt.
CfrCUit Court.

Circuit Court met in this place Mon
day, Hon. D. G. Trewhitt presiding.
The following are the cases disposed Of
up to time of going 20 press:
THE STATE VS..
VIM. Seigler, a & b, nolle on cost.
Pugh, a & b, nOlle oil cost.
Henry boyd, a & b., not guilty.
Andrew Harvey, cp, fine $40 q cost.
Henry Johnston, c p, nolle on cost.
A J Phillips, c p, nolle on cost.
Frank Julian, d p W, not guilty.
Dave Rymer, lewdness, nolle on cost.
II Whitmire. lewdness, not guilty.
Elizabeth Hughes, keeping house of i'll
fame, nOlle of cost.
Robert Lea & wife, keeping house of
i'll fame, mistrial. .
Jno Caroulh, unlawful retailing, fined
$50 and cost.
Christopher Graves, lewdness, not
guilty.
J L Miscr, forfeiture, nolle on cost.
Julia Hamilton, Il & b, fined 50 and
cost.
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nnrninnd Lihrnrr Annexation.

AT the annual election of officers for
the above association, held Friday eve
ming, January Sd, 1879, the following
officers were elected:
L, b, Mayfeld, President; s. W.
Tindcll, 1st V. p; K. NJ. Edwards, I'd
V. P; s. P. Gaut, Sec'y.; W. c.
Mansfield, asst Sec'y; Jno. A. Steed,
Treas; S. IL. Day, asst Treas ; II. c
Harms, Librarian.
The families of the following mem
bers were elected to membership, to-
Wit: w. l.. Sharp, y. II. Rucker, A.
j. White, 4. !. Gaut, j. II. Craigmiles,
Jno. T. Johnston, j. NJ. Johnston, j.
r. Taylor, Il. M. osment, A. d.
Scruggs, Jno. A. Steed, N. W. Moth
eral.
The following members of the Clevc-
land High School were elected to mem
bcrship: Misses Mamie Rogers, Emily
Hoffman, and Talitha Story.
The following were made honorary
members; Mrs. Kate Rogers, Misses
Emma Hampton, Lille Smith, Matt &
Dick Hughes, Mr.. e. S. DeLany and
family, and Mrs. s. j. Leeper & daugh-
ter. S. p. GAUT,
Secretary.
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An Enormously Rich City.

FrankfOrt-on-the-Main now contain
ing a population of about 10000, is re-
puted to be the richest city Of its size
in the whole world. If its wealth
were equally divided among its inhab-
itants, every man, woman, aud child
would have, it is said, 10000 marks or
some $1,000 apiece. There are as may
be supposed a good many very poor
people in the city; but the citizens are,
as whole, in unusually comfortable cir
cum~stances, more so, probably, than
the citizens of any other capital in
Germany or Europe. 1t is asserted
that there are 100 Frankfortcrs worth
from 81, 900 600 to 3 1000, 900 each, and
25O who are worth 81 900, 600 and up
ward. The city is one Of the great
banking centres of the globe. Its ag-
gregate banking capital is estimated at
5000, 600 600. more than one-fourth Of
which the famous Rothschild, whose
OIlSllIdl anu pdlCHl h'uoC 10 tlClN,
own and control. The annual trans
actions in bills of exchange are in eX-
cess of 500, 600 600. Its general trade
and manufacturing industries have
greatly increased since the formation
Of the German Empire, to which
Frankfort was originally averse, being
Il free city and an opponent of Prussia
until coerced, in July, 1866, by Gen.
Won ~Falckenstein, who entered it at
the head Of an army and imposed a
fine of 81 900, 900 foIins for its insub-
ordination. Fran ktort is such a place
for conventions and assemblies of all
sorts that it is very apt to be full Of
strangers, and is consequently very eX-
pensive and by no means satisfactory
to tarry in.
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The fortunes of Actors.

Davenport made money by acting, TO
lose il in management. Edwin Booth
became a bankrupt In conducting
Booths Theatre, but is clearing from
81 900 to 1900 a week by acting this
season, his terms being half the re-
ceipts. John Mccullough, who is act
ing for a week at the Grand Opera
IL use New York, became deeply In
yolycd in debt rs manager Of the Cali
fornia Theatre, San Francisco and
part Of his very large earnings in the
East have been going to squarge ac-
counts. Bernard Macauley, who Is
acting "Uncle DAMP at the Broadway
Theatre, lost a fortune during several
years of management in Louisville,
and gave up the business at the close
of last season. Then he east about for
"A star part, selected "Uncle Dan'l"
and has already begun to fill his Golfer.
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Cut this Out-Kt May save Your
Life,

There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Disease,
Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet
some would die rather than pay IS
cents for d bottle Of medicine that
would cure them. DR.. A. Boschee's
German Syrup has lately been intro
dUced in this country from Germany,
and its w~onGerous cures astonishes
every one that try it. If you doubt
what We say i'll print, cut this out and
take it to your Druggist, and get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try it, or
a regular size for rs cents.
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The Weekly Herald.
DECISION.

We publish the following for the
benefit of those who DO not understand
tue law Ia such cases.
l.. ANY person who takes a paper
regularly from the postofice, whether
directed IN his name or anOther's, or
whether he has subscribed or not-is
responsible for payment.
2. Ifaperson orders his paper dis
continued; he must pay all arrears, or
the publishers may continue to send ii
until payment is made, and then col
lect the whole amount whether the pa
per IL taken from the office or not.
3. The courts have decided that re-
fuslng TO take newspapers and periodi-
Gals from the ~postoiiice. or removing
aud leaving them uncalled for Is pri-
ma facie evidence of Intentional
fraud
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

The theatrical entertainment at Blue
Springs Seminary the night of Jan. LIST
was a decided success, both in perfor-
nance and finance. The play, "TwO
Puttifoots," kept the house in a roar of
laughter for 30 minutes. The song,
"Grandfather's Clock" by the young
ladies ELECTED great applause, while
"Oyer the Hill to the Poor House, by
DIR. Kelly, fairly brought down the
house.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

vick'S Floral Guide
A beautiful work of 100 Pages, one
Colored Flower Plate, and 800 Illus
trations, with descriptions Of the
best Flowers and Vegetables, and
how TO grow them. All for a Five
Cent Stamp. In English or German.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden,
us Pages, Six Colored Plates, and
many Lupercd Engayings. For 90
cents in paper covers; sl.N in Gle
giant cloth. IT, German or English.
Vick's Illustrated Monthly Maya
zine-32 Pages, a Colored Plate in
every number and many fine Engra-
wings. Price sl.25 a year; Five cop
les for $500. Specimen Numbers
sent for 10 cents.
Viok's Seeds are the best in the
world. Send Five Cent Stamp Tor a
Floral Guide, contain 6 List and
Prices, and plenty of int. nation.
Address, JAMES WICK,
Rochester. N. Y.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

II. +. Griscom, of the Chattanooga
Commercial, called in to see us Tuesday.
lie was here In the interest Of that
lively sheet.
W. S. Upton, senior editor Of this
paper, left on Monday evening for a
trip to Texas and other Western
States. We hope them feet Of his will
hold out TO return.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
rho Cold Wave.

The exceeding cold weather Of the
past few days has been predicted by
the "weather wise" who have been
watching its coming from the far West.
1t is just as easy to predict rs a result
of the severe weather, that an unusual
number of colds and luugtroubles will
prevail and doubtless many deaths will
be the result unless care is taken to
prevent IT.. We recommend Symphyx
and Uart's Pills.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

Although the editor-ln-chicf is on a
short visit to Texas, Missouri and Kan
sas, to be absent about 1 weeks, we
will endcavor to make the HERALD the
same lively sheet it has always been.
Notwithstanding that during his alb
sence there is a deficiency in the usual
amount of "cheek," we will strive to
keep our readers posted in the news
dcnartment.
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ALDERMEN ELECT,
Opera House Dwight.

The Cleveland Dramatic Company
have engaged "The Coleman Sisters
for tonight to give one of their choice,
refined and moral entertainments, such
as are rarely seen in this city. All over
actual expenses to be donated to the Lii
brary Association. Let everyone turn
out. 1t is for the interest of all, both
socially and financially.
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Import ant Notice.

Those who contemplate emigrating
to Arkansas or Texas will find the
MEMPHIS g. LITTLE ROCK r. r.
the only line without delay. Take the
evening train and you will find this
Short Line tweuty-f6ur hours quicker
than the Poplar Bluff Route. Come to
Chattanooga to buy your tickets.
Write or call on
b. +. NEVILL,
Southeastern PaSs'r AIT.
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GN0d Advice.

Now is the time Of year for Pneumo-
mia, Lung Fever, &c. Every family
should have a bottle OF BosCHEE'L GER
MAN SYRUP. Don't allow for one mo-
ment that cough to take hold of your
child, your family Or yourself. Con-
sumption, Asthma, Pneumonia, Group,
Ilemorrhages, and other fatal diseases
may set in. Although it is true Ger
man Syrup is curing thousands of
these dreaded diseases, yet it is much
better to have it at hand when three
doses will cure you. One Bottle will
last your whole family a winter and
keep you safe from danger. If you are
consunptive, do not rest until you
have tried this remedy. Sample Bot
ties 10 cents. Regular size rs cents.
Sold by your Druggists.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
met in regular session Monday night.
The new Board was sworn in but done
nothing Of importance with the excep-
tlon Of taking Recorder II. /. Gaut's
bond, who took the oath of office. The
other officers elect did not present
their bonds, consequently the old off,
cers will hold over till the next meet
ing, which is on Monday night, Jan.
Goth.
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John H.. Parker, Treasurer.

During the past term 1876 students were
enrolled. Fall Term begins AUG. 9Th,
1878. Course of instruction thorough and
comprehensive.
Tuition per month 81 .0O; $3.50; $500
and $500; payable one-third year in adj
vance. Instrumental music and private les
sons in vocal music each $500 per session
of five months. No extra charge to Miss
McGhie's pupils for class lessons in vocal
music.
Board in families and rooms for those
wishing to board themselves can be had at
lowest rates.
Cleveland is a healthy, beautiful and well
locoted town. il contains churches of all
the leading denominations and offers TO stu
dents excellent social and literary advan-
tages.
For further particulars address either Of
the Principals or cleveland Institute"
June 5, 7S-tf
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

A culprit while on the gallows,
ready to be swung into eternity, re-
marked, ayes, the bright angels are
waiting for me-" which was followed
the comment of a newspaper reporter:
"And the angels stirred up the fire
aud their eyes looked brighter still"
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NOTICE TO

CLEVELAND, Tenn, June, 1873.
p. LAYNE, Express Agent, is selling
tickets to all points West by the Most
Popular Routes to Texas and Arkansas
by way of Memphis and Little Rock to
the West by way of st. Louis & South
eastern Consolidated Railroads from
Nashville, also to Chicago. BY going
these routes you will avoid those long
omnibus changes and everlasting chan
cling of cars, besides direct connection
and the best accommodations.
emo.
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How the Different Candidates are Fixed

How the Different Candidates are Fixed.
Hardwick is "salted" down for the
winter.
Wolf will go on making rifle guns.
Xix still in the saddle business.
Alexander is ready to build any man
q house.
Stevenson will pairt 1t for him.
Robertson still selling stationery.
Sharp in the dry goods business as
usual.
o'Neil ready to make clothing for
anybody.
And last but not least is old "hog
averager" Hancock, who guided the
boat up salt river.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

The corporation election cannot, in
any sense of the word, DO claimed as a
political victory for any Of the parties.
Mayor Upton received a heavy sup
port from the Democrats, while Green
hacker Hardwick received a majority
of the colored people. The same may
also be said Of the other candidates
elected. The election, though holly
contested, passed of without any
fights.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

Mr.. VI, T. Rogers, late passenger
agent for the last Tennessee and the
Memphis 4 Charleston railroad, yes
terday became similarly connected
with the Nashville 6 Chattanooga
road. Er. Rogers Is Q most efficient
and thorough Going agent and the
Nashville road has certainly r.Ide a
good move in securing hic 6ervicos in
the passenger depGrtmont.-ChGhGnOcya
Mems,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
MArriad.

Dec. I9th-Mr. w. Bender, of Knox
vile, to Miss Lizzie Morgan, Of this
city.
This announcement should have APP
peared last week but was accidently
left out.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

Wohave received another n of that
enterprising. Chattanooga merchant
j. b. Pyron's-circulars, announcing
n great reduction in Boots and Shoes.
Mr.. Pyron has the largest and most re-
liable retail Dry Goods store In Chatta-
nooga. A great many OF our citizens
buy their goods at his house.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
CIeveIand,s Colored Alderman.

Jos. IL. Bristol, colored, was elected
alderman from the 9th Ward, Saturday,
by s majority over j. 4. Cate. Bristol
is the fist colored man ever elected to
Office in Cleveland. lie is an intelli-
gent young fellow, and is not inferior
to some of the white members Of the
board.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
OF for The West,

w. s. Upton left on Monday evening
for the States Of Arkansas, Texas and
Missouri, to be absent about q month.
During his travels he will furnish the
HERALD with letters giving description
of the country, &c.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

Morphia, Opium and remedies OF
their class only stupefy and seldom
cure. For diseases of infancy, use DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup-which is safe and
sure in its effects. Price 25 cts.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09
Notice TO E~migTanIs.

E%migrants going West will do well
to purchase tickets over the Iron Noun
tain Route. Quick time, close cOnnec-
tons and good accommodations. For
further particulars address
j. NJ. Crow, Agt., Cleveland, Tenn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

The continued cold weather for the
past two weeks is a little ahead of any
we have had the pleasure of experien-
cling fol several years. Ice is about
inches thick on ponds.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-09

The famous Adah Richmond Troupe
have been playing at Chattanooga and
Knoxville, apd were greeted with
large audiences. They gave us the
go-by.