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aisrests ana oaaims 'ha; PreasD0s
af.uss a ps&,tsAl asrsion.
II is all very nice ~ tbs newsPa
psrs of Cahsuua - argue 90 .ssor
of a division u Wsshiagtou Terri
tory, k0owing ~ they must ii such
course Nerr parslel oreg~i ara
California would bs the only Pacific
coast states for All indefinite time 20
come. II would efec,nalls deprive
our Territory Of voice in the Con
, gress OF the United States, aud place
us at such disadvantage that Ore
gon and California would "hog"
everything in the shape of appropria
tions for public improvements.
There are few important things to
be taken into consideration in con.
aection with this proposition. In
the first place, while we admit that
Washington Territory is NATURALLY
divided, and that it has area and nat
ural wealth enough to successfully
maintain two state organizations
whenever il can boast of sufficient
population, we do maintain that area
and natural wealth are not the ONLY
requisites. We have at present
barely population enough to support
ONE State government, and not near
enough to entitle us to admission in
to the Union without an enabling
act by Congress. That our CONNER
cial necessities. and national import
ance are sufficient to demand our ad
mission to the position and Influence
of a state can hardly be doubted
and that the policy Of keeping US
out in the cold is an unjust one we
can maintain without successful con
tradiction. vr
We have right to expect from
foremost and representative journal:
fair argument upon any question
that Concerns public welfare. If the
"Alta" had proposed that the eastern
portion Of Oregon and the eastern
portion or Washington Territory be
set apart as state and that the
western portions Of both be mad,
another state, there would havetbser
more show Of fairness in the PROPOSE
ton. There can be no doubt tha
the eastern and western portions o
Oregon are as dissimiiar as tn. east
eastern and western portions of thi
Territory; and that eastern Wash
ington and eastern Oregon are iden
tical 10 soil, climate and productions
whilewestern Washington aud west
ern Oregon are equally identical i
THEIR main featuress sT Ts gt5t,
But what harm can befal the tw
divisions of this Territory on acoouE
of their dissimilar interests {?
Eastern Washington produce
grain, beef, &C., in excess of be
home consumption; western Wast
ington produces, lumber, coal, 6sl
&c, in like excess. Can they no
when a highway of commerce
opened, connecting them, reciprC
cate ? 1t has not thus far been foun
difficult to frame certain laws suitabI
and applicable only TO the easter
part of our Territory, and certai
laws also affecting the western POI
tion only. Then where the urgsu
necessity OF division ? 1t seen
10 us that Washington Territory
indeed fortunate on account Of III
, 1879-12-11
SUMMONS.

In the district court of the Third Judicial
district of Washington Territory, hold
i'g terms at Port Townsend, for the
counties of Jefferson, Island, Clallanl
and San Juan.
CAROLINE WILLIAMS, plaintiff,
, 1879-12-11

Look out for Waterman &
katE' "aR." next week.
, 1879-12-11
Executors Sale Of Real
laa. Estate. n en- 2. a

Probate Court of Jefferson County, W, T.
, 1879-12-11

Thursday the sth of J"nrrary, lss'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
Condensed Items.

The chGrgs Tat Judge Key was =
guerrilla Curl S the war isl falsehOoG.
1t is supposed Mrs. Senator Thur.
man will keep the flag she promised tbs
county giving tie LARGEST Demo erat;c
GaiE in OEl2.
The last of the Underwood family
have been murdered ~ the HolbroOks
in Kentucky. An old war feeling be-
tween them was The cause.
Mrs. Maynard, wife of Hon. Horace
Maynard has arrived in Washin .On.
Democratic papers may bring out
their aid rOo3ters when t:cy
hear from Mississippi AID Vir2 mia in
November.
III. j. Gu2I who murdered his father
in Massachusetts has been CAUGHT.
No more letters addressed TO Lotto y
Companies al lie sent III. ouSh the
mails.
Gen. Grant was given agra1d :ecep-
ton ut portland Olegan last Fr ,ty.
"ha Fln River Mass. sp:nners have
returned 10 their work ase,n. This
ends the strike.
j. NJ. Nelson a young Baltimore
doctor, was killed accICeltiy IL a thea
ter last week by the firing of mus!.eC
from the stage that bGC beea lost.el
with a ball.
\ collision Gu the liieh;32l Like
Sho:e E&il nOaI a Few GAYS 40 k-,leI
81 passe:. gers and woun,.eG ID
The Massachusetts Democrats haze
nominated Charles Francs AiaEls iCI
Goye:nt%.
Effects are being made to :mpaach
Judge ErskIn of Georgia.
The Indians eIe committing te"re-
G~ations Oh tie Texas frontiers.
Another ship lcaC of sJld has left
FrSi ee Tor America.
Orlando Greenfield Of Syracuse N.
W. ha: been fouaj guilty OF wife MUIR
Ger and ; to haug.
A LeGo I"meC. BcI Everett cut Is
wiles area riicay ,hen killed han
self.
Savage aa' .his gas OF reinGiato"7
open their wa N Nasty I2 lo-"ay.
Ia Maco Fli: coIT?ace! Oh tie
l2ni-the Atlania FaIr o. t! : IL.
IL. Rev. W. Il. WrittinGhan E.)i3cc-
pal BISHOP cf Maryland died Saturday.
Tao New Y,rk l.elN' %licars claim
that they Till beat 9Th Cemccrauc
tickets aJ,0el.
Our fellow tJwDsrMl, Ben Woo;
.2norts the bhaa 5. rings Fair E ste
cess.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
Prof. Rlunrs Success.

The Denver Col Tribune of the
25th Of Sept, in an article on the
State Fair bestows the follow ing com
pliment on Prof. A. L. Blunt, IN ex-
citizen # this place:
The Agricultural Cole ell, ,tiyii
az ivei ! F.. tn iOp'.dl rus ycste.Lay
mo 'n;1g. 1t co Itailol hiIsty u-'ie-
ties OF potGt, 81 .o.i blk ofWhcGt.
"roi. A. L. : lUlt IN cha, of the
Fam a. rs Dr o. PtLc.,.l Agi-
cultu Z. - ihi,s AL - his cxreri-
nleuts IN al s.-e,tn".s. This t.
BIZ showl tic no G. J WIT o.
wheat t. hGv, Ni,ld i two Eu1G
aud mtg siA IT, the wei-ht IF t.
seed used, IL IL, largest vel! "!
all. TIL D-Eapcc stcJd nsxt. yivl-.
ing two bU" 2rc3 GJd fortv fold.
Blu ats lroliGt white CO. is repre-
seated by I'VE soclks 5tc ,ng an as.
grceate f thirUy-fou: ears.
The State may well !: rroud q
This jiicgr, for l. c1mb'l.s ;%rtel:.
,,cnce, skill AMI ertl usi. .sni in his
work. The fl st years. fam works
has ,aeu carried u r:Ider many dis
advantages, ut Tho results show
that success has 1een attai1ed-hy
what amount OF cevot'on an hard
efforts no ore outside VII evel
know.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

Senator Hill, Of e sort ia, has r@snrn-
ed Fl ON New York, whert l.: has Geen
IS6oying to PROMPT harpon.T ~ til
Democratic party. Senate din thinks
it of very Asst irIoortan"' chat Naw
York DC saved ro tha nem crane ndfly.
but he is greatly .',c2u agcl. While
an New Yor!, he talLel RELY witt he
leaders ca both flcy.Gns, " he greatly
fea 5 the breach cannCt be htal2a. ne
raLes no stock liz tie Gec.a,a'ioh - The
Robinson ncii da. ;l.ey will e'iI he
much from ne Rel ub''caI' ar I'd y
lose through Kellys LclI. Senator
Hill is of the opinion that ilty VIII
gain nothing from The Req i,eans'
mcrely because they are spit NJ @oon4
themselves.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

The Chicago TriLuae DAY tlSs trio
ute to the memo:y of the late Major
rT~hornbugh: "MCjor ThOrL! ursa was
one of the best rifle Slots anu hCrse-
men in the United States Army. 1t a.
said 10y lis friends that, with practice
he could have equaled Cl;vtr in rife
shooting. lie was a mai o. splendid
physique, with a noble. manly ar"ea;-
nnce, which impressed every me-. IL
was ambiti Gus, brave anc a gallant Of
ficer, and a genial, hearty L whole
souled gemtl,iHaII, the Vc'y embJ-l-
nent of jovial Latrre--a MA wno IL
ways made friends wherever he weht.
and rarely, R eyer, mae al enemy
In Omaha, where he resided fot .tiGe
time, he was well known. ar lie has a
host of friends ,here who regret his
untimely Geatb.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
Indian Den citations.

A special from Hillsbolo ., New Next
co, says: Saturday aud Sunday a
party of thirty men were attacked Ey
one huncreI indians, and, so far, but
one escape IL reported. Nine ren ard
two far. lilies, with the exec, ton of two
persons, we've killed at NcEver's
Rarch, fiiteer miles from uillsboro,
the women being outraged PREVIOUS 10
their killing, and the bodies of tie men
6urnet. LOyd's Ranch, near By, was
burned, and several MeXicans killed.
Some three hundred ana fly soldiers
are in the fell, IN authority has been
granted to enlist twenty-t 5e Navajo
scouts. Companies are nOw forming.
TUESDAY a war meeting was held in
the Office of Governor Wallace, ut Santa
Fe, and a committee of safety appoint
q 10
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
Weekly Herald.
OCTOBER 90, 1879.
After the Battle.

The Political battle in Dido was
fought and wom by tLe Republicans By
such a majority that IL Mill have & cool
influence IN the coming election ia
New York Ia November. Tie cause OF
the result is not hfrd to sec. la the
first place tl.e south has seL.t to- l.l,uy
brigqdier Generals to Congress, Hl'o
have ione too much Dragging ahr
blowing. Their advocating Of S.G.es
rights and their Insults tC the Presl-
dent, all had lis effect. Thea tbs re-
fusal of the Democratic Codsre,s -
make the necessary appropriations 10
carry on the Unite. States CCur;s anI
10 feed the army, also had Its ei'ec..
G'helr efforts to Dulldoze the = esIIe It
in to signing oilOus political laws sis?
had its effect.
But what IL kLOwa a. the "MissieSip-
Di plall" Of shooting Rel Eh9 dare TO
vote the Republican ticket has had
more to do THAI anything else with the
result.
Then on the other hand a'e people
are beginning to see that TIE TesumI-
ton of specie payment brought a''out
by the Republican party, is briIsii g
about peace and prosperity. Every
one hes confluence in the Cover lment
ana its currency anu the consequence
is, all grades and kinds or business ere
starting up again with renewed vigor'
The result liz Ohio and Iowa will do
much for the Republican ticket in New
York. We would not be surprised
now to see the Republicans carry the
State by a handsome minority. We can
not sec any reason why it should not.
The Democratic party IS a thi+g Of the
past-it Is .dead-and there &c e &C use,
even IN a Democratic hanging . It's
old rotten carcass any longer. lis
principles and leaders have brought
trouble upon the country, and mere is
10 good cause why it shout. survive
any longer.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
What Grant says about Il.

Geu. ant. on le'rg :"eormed o.
he sweep 9 Republican til rpb l.
; OF: eyf e&sc. suIoob o. t'6cct!or.
II. sad, W.T. much e,crla sis. that
Ew .1.,p%a yec '%esent;t J o. false
a d dag. Gus no O. 4 trIoes, jc-
st-y.dd- eat F.r m1ay ,eArs tie
.c,t TRY bed be-" struggling &c reach
a SOUND foapciol basis, and itWas in
eAcusablc in ely man to tale y pos
ten Wtich would s-aH, del ase the
currency ara impair tn pubic cred
II
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
Va. Alum and AM sT!,s',
WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

"EmcitrtiH Sen Ofula ar Skir di-
seases.'--J. NJ. A1lC VI. d., n. G.
''SucC sssfnl H. . ispeDs;d Cpd ChrC"-
ic Dirrr' ua."-Prof. Sam | JacLsCI,
VI. d., Civ. of Pa.
"A1aptCG l.. Chloratic NJ 4 A .TTic
conditions anC cartai' diseases ecrt-
liar % wo"lar !isor Crs OF tie bi'ueys
a,.d blaGder.''-J j. MoOrTRr, NJ. D.,
Va.
"Sqtisfactory l. Dyspepsia. Chrcn'c
ria,r'.Ua and nervous diseases atiSins
frOr ir'puIe ElOoi; also in c%crt"!' 81
seases of fcr" alcs. &C. Il. Harrison.
NJ. %, Physician WOman's Hes itII,
n. v.
"DseG with great hH"edt in Malaiisl
Fever and Diptheria IS. i, Durol,
II. d., CT.
"Pron., IT in relief heada che. 10Th
SICK ahG erv0us, ana chiils.'-Lev.
L. c. DOiso'u. Va.
Excellent j. restoring dehiliiatcG
systems &c eal:h a1C strcnSth."-T.
c. Mercer, VI. H., Ind.
"Tolic, Alternative, dIuretic; oue of
..atui ELS greatest remedies. "-MeGical
AssO. of LynchJurg, Va.
"Recomrlended as q prOphylactlc in
Nqlqlirl districts."-D. l.. FaireX, N.
D., N. G.
81 fnI it the best remery | ever useG
in diseases Of tie throat. Up. A. Sif-
ferc, NJ. D., N. G.
sVery beneficial in uterine de" .nge-
ments and malprious cOn1itiOns.'-G.
w. Vail, NJ. D., Ohio.
my experience is very favorable TO
its corqtivP Sirtuc. "-ThOs. +. 1;un-
bald, NJ. D., st. Louis.
Sample supply sent flee to any Pbv-
siciar desiring t. test. pla :; rIais
sent free. Analysis with each pacI-
age. Water as It cnIues 'ron 9
Srri lgs 81 per ease. Mass 81 81. aGC 81
81 a Id S. fOl half COZ. Pills LIic ST. a;
coated % cts 80 cts and r. .jacra-e:
$1.:', $3.50 and S. bQ1fcOl. Sent TosI
pait a. ywhere. Ills Mas aru f;lls
contains ii renuced space ali tie cos.
| tive poweIs of the water, az Is con-
vcnient, palatablC and soh2blP,
Address
A. NJ. DAWES, Pres. of the c..
e Main Street, LynchturI, Va.
Sold by
I'D. TRAYNOR, Druggist.
Cleveland, Tenn.
0-4-6m.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
Mai. ThornburgI,,s successor.

YtNKrC' y. T., Oct. I5.-MaJ. j. =.
u 2Gssc, 3: ote, by the feath Of
III. T. rrUu~"- from ca fancy in
.FrsfI -fa. try TO M,,jG.saip OF the
= nth II. ATTY, arrived last light
from Fort Ia. dali for Colorado to as
sume .. dl:ies of til position. MAJOR
DsGussey -.af bsen opera. > 60 y AS
amen tie Sioux and has sreaS eXr9-
fie.lre.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
celeb,ae.r, rss,er,s E.eetIon.

t'E"UtN1 IN''UI T
FosTERIA, o., Get. 1.-THE Republic
cam Of Northern Ohio celebrated tie
election of Hon. Charles Foster to the
GCversLip Of the State at his home to-
Night, by the largest Iieetirg ever held
.e:e the crowd bei..g estimated 1T from
1901 10 20. 900. Excursion. trains
cam rrciI. ell rliIts of the railroads
eeLIeri:.c here, N,.Iici. coulG be reach
ed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

The Georgia b. ,slatnr?ha passed a
law restricting the rate Of interest to 8
per cent. in that State. The bill went
into effect Last Saturday. Tic charter
ed banks say they will 2ot lead money
at that rate, and cannot charge mora.
The law cannot he evale1s IS the State
law requires that each bank shall swear
ia Its alnpual report that it has not VIC
lated any law. Some of die officers of
the bank ADVISE their directors 10 WlnC
up the banks, but it is probable rat
they will remain op2n u:.t;l the ..eXt
.Gassion, whe" the law will he r'oeal2d'
If Dossibie.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

We are happy TO note the fact that
the Chattanooga Commercial has ct
last been converted to the right SHE o.
the State debt question. In its last is
sue it is in favCf Of paying ell that is
honest and just That's right. Let us
nav that much and no more. 1t is new
or a good plan TO be tCo honest an
paw a fellow more money the. you
,hor rowed from him. As q general
thing the %"fellow" is glal 70 get Lae.l
what he lOanel.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
A NEW
The CFATTANOOGAC LOTHING
MANUFACTURING co.

The Baltimore Clothing House has met with unprecedent sue
cess that hey sell to-day Lore Clothing than any Clothing
y )use in lie city.
Since ,he Establi4hmertis in existence, Mr.. Glass, its pOpu-
lar I,apa e; broke down WAR PRICES and doing away with
te poLoDyly in that line.
All ,perehan S had to follow but none sold as low. Their
other reason of success is thay tIs establishment not only sold
lower but brought a better aSsorte- stock than heretofore found
here.
They jnaucurated the One Price System selling to all alike.
This establishment took good CAFE that every purchase
was yell fitted and not one buyer could he seen leav-
irg their store and wearing their garments two slz-
es o large o. % SIP, u, their pants le',ler 4 in
ehes to short OF 20 long, their coat, 9 sizes
to large, all buyers there left we'll fitted.
Tis establishment sells goods, guaranteeire quGhty and prlce
and DO Not ,apraIan' goods, id those Lt undersahors me III
GuoliGes IF goods need act tear o be ta%en Advantage or ms
GI4ss; log experience ia Manufacturing. he knows all qualities
fnd closest prices in a. me'k@t and To- what garments can De
Mes,rs. Hart & Co, the p o,rietors ia The Wholesale, business
exclp lively in Cincis'9ti =, o'ses all stoc& M2nuli tG area th hot i s1 oS
to 80 PER cent. less tAan merchants 1 3 bound to pay proht to tic
MG 'ufacturer.
we saw that they have commenced to Mcuuacture in this city.
Thew have already in pnploy many hands and will increase them
until all goods needed in this Establishment will be manutac-
'tured here. ITin ging employment to many needy hands and 1T IS
natural that they will receive ample encouragement for their
enter rise. They have connected with their establishment,
Merchant Tailoring on a moderate price system. They have the
est sele ctnd stock of piece goods in the city for that purpose.
axe notice Oftheir popular prices;
OVER COATS from $500 to S25OO
STTITS 1926 " $500
PANTS rs " 900
siorIE SUITS S 1900
@ 1900
OVER COATS 1000
Beys' Suits.
They carry the largest and best selected stock in the city. They
invite all purchasers to examine their stock and prices. Country
orders promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
ADDRESS, y M. GLASS;
lO-2-Sm. =. g. House.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

The Jasper Herald makes the start
ling announcemC4t that Secretary
Sherman has removed j. b. BrOwalcw
from the Eevenue Department because
said Brownlow was Cor G ant for Pres
ident. All this happened o,er two
months ago and the Herald has just
heard of it.
1t however has not yet heard that
Sherman appointed BIcwnlow to po-
sitiom in The Treasury Department,
that paws him much better.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

A Democratic candidate fer the Chi
Legislature SGs counted out h'caus2
his name was printed O., tire. tlcaets.
The law tLere, as ia rctresse ~
quires tickets ps!i.tei ca Nhite Pare
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

We were a,LeL = few Gays ago what
,iaL become Of The Crech.eokers IN
Ohio anG Iowa. Jacl. Boon arc Frahk
Uardwjck will have to aLswer-we
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
The estimates If the Postmaster

The estimates If the Postmaster
nov Lev : ar"ra"ed Cor tie
,e~t Ctc,l vee- WI show o v>ry
! cav, ;a"rtas ever last year. the
total estimate viii reach nearly ut.
Ilill.Gus II d9llars. This IL H. 'Te'v
acc1u ted ~ ~ tic trcLr md"Ns
.sroS Ch J. TO- W stern Sttt's alG
territories W., las reoui" ID W. y
great inc"ca.. ~ wrcp,Cs end Ltsi-
Offices. .TuAEa I>c, says that tn j.
mates will b. tn1neC. down to tie
lcwcst possibl, figures, but they will
be still 20 lalgc that Congress vii no
doubt be siartied.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
naVyyGOmcs In,

For ON tilae IL hcs LeCi. Ghderstood
that the Democrats elected one CVr.-
gressman in California, jut the official
figures have finally coiac In and Gerry
Republican Is elected in the third de
Matchmaking all Of the four ltepuLll-
cans.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
DRESS TRIMMLNG.

In Thu department on buer las cetai ~ cxccneG hi esl" Never have the Ladies
o. this sctca had Access 'a stock go complete. Hre you cal find spl.ntd 3bc
Sfk Colo ed Silks all tue lew n. popular sh &C, BLck and COerei NeRets
It pel VIy Is. 'rOclL d elvets SILK Fin shei FeNcts in al the new coors u
shades. Plain shLf, C"lored Safns. rrOcr,d Satns, Striped Sa"ns Buttons innd
ueralle OF Cvcrr shane. style nd color, Beautiful silk Iss in the mSt fast ionabt
shades, jet fringe, jet oasmcn r, plain black and whclGOne frnges, No matte
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23
NEWS DEPOT

S. !. RNger3 having bovght
cut tie neU ~N"s'neGF - J. 4.
I&rt laGe" and havirS ems IL
GATED it With biz Owl, has r..w
on hard sra WILL FDhNiSH
IN THE 81 U62ST PI.SSI-
BE- NrF GF. ALL KIN IS
IF nUk$ AND " hIOnJ-
GALS. NEWSPAPERS AN
MAG \ZiNk'&.
/ critics at a distance will be fur
riSh prices on application. aud I'LL
.:OOkS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS
80. ssnt by mail by
A. rpssi"S 6. y. ROGERS.
Cleveland,
Tenn.
The Waeklies cad Monthlies will be
found at Dement'S Book Store.
Aug, ELL y
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

Fosters majority la ONO $ 10000.
The Legislature stands 80 j publican
majority on joint bf Of.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

T. c. HARMS, a. b., Principal.
Miss Melissa Mayfeld, Assistant.
Miss Bessie McGhie, Teacher Of Music.
john l.. Parker Treasurer.
Course of instruction thorough, COM
%prelIensive and practical.
Fall Term begins August 2S, 1879,
and ends January ~, 1850. Spring
Terri b,sins January y and ends June
10, 1850.
TLition $500, $G.2;, $3.50, $1,000 and
$1,000 per term according to grade.
INcideLIal fee 81 100. Instrumental
Music $500. Private lessons in vocal
music S2j.0n. No extra charge to Miss
McGhie's luLils for class lessons in
vocal r'usic.
Board IN families at from $500 to
$1,000 per hOntl-. Those boarding
themselves can get rooms ut $l.O0, or,
by TWO occupying the same room, at
80 cents each.
The tuition ia some of the lower
classes has been reduced from last
years rates to meet the requirement of
tht tin es.
For further information address or
call upon the principal, at Cleveland,
Tennessee.
June u. 5m.
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KID GLOTES! XII
We haze fo'a long tie enjoyed the 'hyirblerr i'ton of kt.Tsg the Eli
and most perfect Fitting GIOVes for Eess Money, tlaA any hYm
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.

We sag with; e.. fsc o. contradiction tct we have the H. .et, as well as ~ h' III
finest stock in The Ell. Our vmF,y o. gaaes, clors ST les ni prices is iaded G at
Cur buyer, ruIug h last visit &c T. E. ~ ma lets, displayed 3oh good taste, an
juCFMentn all his slecL'n, 'esi IS eTLcng frm lief n Sat act hat lON p ice
viii sell e goes Everg hy that visits orF . u2dso at mr. low prices, TN
urhestaHh Hv adds her cstmi;ny to Ius in si 2 GEt our stock. fer leaut, at
Tao iysnes md ca PEGS. is MT 4 proae &C 1y any other house ia the city.
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Cleveland Tannery.
j. u. Fillauer, Prop.

G'So G:'adsE of J ic" Of all Li"Gs
cUn:,&rt'y o. f2ri A. wit Jc sold
c'tb' o. c:rr.
w also t~XchH"oC Leather for
GREEN s. DRY uIIDES,
or We will Lay tlc hl."srt r1lrlot
p" III casl. :;!' i. rs, ;" \; "our
Il 'cs tc me before YOU SEQ IT, 9f% one
else. Oct. l 1y.
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M XICAN

Mustang I.iniment.
IL p%enctrRtes muscle, membrane and
tissue, 10 the very bone, banisliing pain
ana curing disease with q power Tint
never fails. IL Is n medicine needed 10y
everybody, from the Tdnchero, who rides
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

This Is the case with the Mexican
Mustang Iintm emit. Every mail
brings intelligence Of u valuable horse
saved, tho agony of nm awful seaid or
burn subdued, the hurrurs at rheu-
mAtism overcome. aud of u thousand.
nnd-one other blessings nnd mercirs
performed by the old reliable MeH-
lean Mustang Linlment.
All forms Of out ward disease arc
speedily cured by the
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-10-23

over the solitary plains, 10 the merchant
prince, and the woodcutter who splits
his foot with tho axe.
II cures rheumatism when all other
applications tail.
This wonderful