davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-18

ba together, and tho number required TO cover
tha aphcrn's surface will show what portion al
the solar radiation our planet receives. We
should require between 2U0, 10000 snd 8,00O,-
10000 OF enrths to cover such sphere; It Is
clear that wt receive less than the TWO thou-
sand-mtllionth Of tho suns ratiAtion.h
Prof. TYpiia,, has communicated to the Rovat
eodety the retutts Of some further observations
on fnttsions boiled IN flaskl afterwards hornet
fca1ly sealed. lie took with him to tho Alps
last suuncr 100 tubes Of fnfusions-9!ty con.
ta;n,ng tufn!n and ty containing cucumber
OF the Royal lnstItntton, aud ho!led Tor tlvo
minutes. Twenty hnsks were broken In tram
sIt. Tho eighty rcn1atncd peiincId. and tho
twenty werc turbld with organism. 4 number
in ,Ir "a Which sawdust lad been
nrb % Anosaer set au vcre Infected ~ x.eq eqe q
acascadc derived from melting snow. and In
three days wero thickly charged With organisms.
malncl transparent. Thcsc result. confirm
Professor Tyndnl1fs previous observations.
The Journal qf he National Indian Aasoeiasio,l
for December contains an Interesting account
of visit recently pald to Calcutta by lson1a
Nas, n youug Mahrhtta lady, whose profound
knowledge OF san*krt literature and facility IN
1tzcd posttiun among mMlcrn pundta. Che
was horn in Mysorc fu tS5;, md began ~ learn
sanskrit With her ntOther's help at tho
early aye Of years, she has lately travelled.
length and brrntlsh ot tho peninsula. At Cal
tlstta thc was welcomed by . purity Of Bengal
and knrlsl, ladies, to whom aho exhibited her
extraordinary power Of Improvisation In stokns,
or verses composcd in accordance with tho c1ah-
crate F'lle* of sanskr!t poetry. In tct speech,
also II, aanskrit. she showed that neither srciu:
son ut women nor curly marriage existed tu tho
carly DAYS VI Hfndoo hlstury.-AcadtnY.
, 1879-01-18

DnAs-Was less active. and fEmcr. 8alea weso
30 tons at' 81. @Sl7. TO per ton on on track and
STA FREQ on board car.
ConN.MKAt-Coarao waa nominal 1t SO. ESQ
10. 80 pcr ion on track.
SPRING WltEAT-Was active and stronger. I'd.
saacfnE Nc, and closing xc above tho latest p.cca
OF ThurslAy. Tho uritiah markets were vary
quiet. aud rcdA we're qaotsd dull, while Now York
wns taMe; but our receipts were smaller, and Tho
short scless aecn1sd to hare oYcrtxertcd them.
selves tho previous day. tho lending disposition
ycstcEdny being to all. There W crs not n,apy Of.
dcrs from outside. and shs majority Of .hoss II.
1sunt sctmcd to ta on lEta to sell at tho top lK.
iIres Of tho session lH3ste aud si!ie'. In conss.
illsd, ~ tns weight os offerings turned tho market
nlmo.t Immediately. There was modcruts ship.
~ ws4y esy sd s stsn sst,
carry asaI.st eonlracs they closed Al Ho,,cF
! February opened = xihs, ADVANCED to sahe. d.
Mafea .oid u ssQs.!;s. e!o.lng Il s!;c. ssiier
s;'ss 5 aa ' r. e !: S ,ss; s'5a "a
at G7A$ GtINc 10 ceatssi Elevators. anu 88qtiioo
s!4eMhsts; 4, 600 ou Rejected at bl4s5lkc; and
s W.xrsn m wrx.1-we. a T. yery quIet; and ss4!st; H.
ba ~ sample at Ut,io on track. No. was noa,-
nal y NC bid for receipts in houses, and 10
&sn.s:to fot ll!noia Kiset tscetpts.
COitN-.Was = shade asmcl, In sympathy With
rhc narkot alyanced Gc and cinsrH Il s',r" ia
latest nficea uf ,rur.nnS GIvarnnni e. ar,n sm5
Ssx yofr nea,jy innciiyc ,shin nnr r"s-l",. ,xs
rathsr tivht ihn.ri, tarrst thsT t%oss - hs @
rin,s inv TlIcrs xss III xhtnn;nu H.nsM, 49, p,u
a.rIy hai il xnon fali an md ths tn,,Itv a. ~,
fnr.s wn. ~ abuut iha .smc charsr,.r f.x "m,n. @
being wtIlinx to nav an nJvsnce4 Thn sr,dn,. wn.
ciafr H. DIV day.st @ ~ s,n ~ ~ = s1nH r.s "a*
rnsirr with fhn tnaijn hd Esii". N.rct sni.t -
:O.4 Qslo ac February 1t 3oG1:1Itc, and Jas,nsrY
1t III 441IUhc all closing 4t ths inside quota tIuns
! April was aslu4ctrs. Caah cotn closed Ut A}hc for
fecclpts IN Sne E.s u. Z. elevators. and .04c
~ :; md s"snh :. Hts .c .. .,o - ~ ~ W
, 1879-01-18

The following instruments were filed for ree-
ord Fsiduy, Jun. ~:

The following Instruments wcse 1Icl for ree-
ord Fsiduy, Jur. II:
CITY rNorEaTY.
uarbef Ut, 100 u " OF tn[on 1t, y I, GLx
TIA II, with building. dated Jan. u
tt;sUFgs Tcexcl ~ JoLA r. I,aie}.......3 1000
Canal y. p0lx HnOf Mcashsr 81, . f,:.5x
!l0tt Il, date4 Jau ~ tJuseph Ltns0 10
JAc9h AasMch:.. .,...... ~. ...,... 2, 400
West Polk II, $40 It " ui luomts vt, vt,
aHxl1t Il, dated .faM. II lllvorxo H.
Peterson to john Eygerl,,.. ,....... 1900
Alexander Ut. III Il . of Portland Az,
nf. duAD7 4, with othet property, dated
lrc. 9U, lh7S lFFrdcFiG 4. Wsaga 10
Charlotte M. AIdffchJ.. ....,., 49,, 500
SOUTH or ctr LlAtEs. WITHIN nAptra or UErga
NlLEs Or THE cUrhT.MUrsE,
FofsY-scveuth Vt, 1.l II 9 Of Crn;re av,
hf .h11.5 It, dated Dec. 30. IH7H III
A. aud ". Marks to Adam Wctxel)....S 800
GENERAL AsstuxNENrs yon THE ukxxrtr " cnxn.
lTOnS.
Charles negcnhutdt 10 hdulph Schuenfn9cr Tho
asset. consist Ut !ot IN West Msdison IT, .!i5 II
of LoonA u, T. h0z te795 II. valued at x1u, ONO
luR*tlIsr with stoek VI Eou4s IN store, nni ma
calDery, valued II III: tatal, Slt,2!2. Tho
lulal liabilities sra $lA 3i7.Di: xrcupl claims
~. 1l0i unsecured claims, ~, 7oz03.
, 1879-01-18


jar. f7.-lsrrripts-flour, B,53S hr.s; wheat,
Us, ts3 lm; rufas, .l,653 bu; oats, 3,00 bM;
cor,i-tnraI no pkgs; rye, ., a50 bu; barley, 00
bn; malt, Gsul hi; pork, 4s3 brls; beef, Ell
tcs; cut meats, 3,2lo pkgs; lard, 31sl tes;
whisky, I,l.l bris.
Extmrt4-Twenty-four houra-Flour, 1000
brs; wheat. l5i,oo bu: torn, 4s.U00 tu; oats,
:. UOJ b,l.
STOCKS Or rnovIs1oNs
Z. H. 8. Mixer. E*l, tho lsexistsar Of peovis-
lo1's posted The following on the bulletin board
oil 'C!lansu yesterday afternoon:
.,, ~ nsSn u ny !nty ~ ~ p.omptly that can
ysntetl"y Represent Tho total socks OF hog product
III Ch!caIu III tAu evan!nx Ut Jan. To-"
The discrepancy which called out this notice
IL uu small anc. 1t amounts to so,rewt1ero be-
tween 10, ,o0},tr3 and 10 0a0.U0o pounds Ut slufs,
nccors'ing Id VI allow 4 greater or less per.
eentuga tll reducing groSs 10 net weight iu COM
pa1llx tlic packing VI tho past month with
thu receipts uIll shipments for The samo
time, and then referring 10 the quantities.
reported ~ oi4 hand In tts lnilltups DECEMBER.
The total quantity III hana appears to be not
less than III, i,uou00o, nor more thau ". CO. Ooo
lbs net. VIZ ntcsl scarcely suy that tue Obvious
discrepancy caused much d*saiiafartion, which
Increased to u howl when tho Registrar made
tho above statement, Some cveu proposed that
tho mailcE Should be Investigated by q commit
tee, aud tho parties found guilty of maklug
false 1elurns ~ expelled tn font Of IN ttnpos-
lug array uf SUI elevated boots, backed
by au equal numbsr lot boots} TRULY
. plauttl ou the Hour VI tta Exchange.
1t certainly ia the duty ot the Doard
Of Trade to show that it will not tolerate
the u,aktog Ut fa!se reports Of stocks or sales.
man may refuse to give a statement vten
asked fur III but II he locs maks q statement
, 1879-01-18
lob and tho - HJaeauttfuls"

:" Bob" Burtette sxs to hare lecturel In
aerkiiucr Du Fiiuay eScuin9 but fouud hfl.ssa!t
tnos-bouna Vt Ctiea. liz called at the Ifsrttd
ahee und left regards for bis lietk[tuer constlt.
ueut2 ~ follows:
The Burlington unn came out Of the West
lHA s~alow.iail coat aud cut.Away sral;
Nut hu sa!l. - conjecture
Fhete tnoW chancc fCt : !rctuse":
so bis osstWvskru ch,n Aad 1ssk
, 1879-01-18
Withdrawn from store during Thursday for
city consumption: 9,I07 bu wheat, LIS tu

80, ,'"''' 800 800 ""'"S wv ~
~ e.n ~. ,'u W e,. .a.' 10 III
rt'. s,s,,a',,.. ' ~ =" - ie1 .'o.' ~ ."s.
t., .'t. ILL.,. o"'a s,At "'-' Nv 81,
''. :" s.'' ~, .s'Ie'uny '."l"''e. isas No' 1en
''', ~ =, ~" W. NV n Nv, -
4'at - ~ 4."' nl''at' ~ sats w. W ."
~ sess'l. y, ta'S u" x'An t's' -, "noau, .4f
~ eo'' ~ t"!o ~ n't" ",1eot o. ea's NC" W.
.." "''Hs, ~ .u4s 49, w .a'o -,
y.s'.u ~. eosp' - e"sS ".''o oas', sa's w,
"'n.a' ~ e'' 'e1es'so w v"'sot ,Aie w.
~ .a'' Nv k'aue' eus wv. oaf,et, ea.s .a
No' u, tuss aaa ea''u w par.ey|' Apaai, ~
'', .nts' VI ~, ls,1 w. in'l'eeseo o"'' o'o'o ou
"".a', ,',',,'u, "''.- - .'', W. uas'es'
uu'uk a ~ ".,aa M Nv mas 'ot .opo9sco' "e "ase no1
.a' 'to'n s'o'o,oo 'ps ol posN prs'o"cs III tn'a
~, =. 'nue" ''o'o 'na" Fas e'el tuF"ea u"t III
""D ~ ~. -. as o"e no.'e ~ ou.suu ~ VI euea.
49, .'o a'eo '1e'l's A''oooooV W W E''.'s.
.esae" Ho"'' es'n3' u''a o'"eF psoouee' All
oo s"'o 10 os'"s ta"eu cooa Iafe u !" tn'sseo s,,
sose''"ese; a,o il'us' :" eafttu " c"'-
N"eo p' "". .''o 'ta'Ae." ate
49,. ety =. s'to"e' ~ sp'ee u !oau so l''le"so
tn.tt :. "ouiu csash tnfoaeh 10 tao e1ounu !"
n", ot'.t wy t,'a" '"lS' eoa'e pcop'c 'a1k ~
.a'f e".sss". t.s NenI'lu.a.'n y. q" anca',",
Wv. y" NV e".'.a'}' ~ ousn' " w 'esasoca
~ a'i 'aSsa"eo VI w. "uae'n CONSERVATION u losec
~" "'atel'!' ~ NV" ..at everything s"ou1o
w .ou'.'A s"o 'he plooueeF nus pntteu
WI" ~ "ot'ny otl'5 VI !" very ~" Rraac saY'
a"e suou'a NV Nv p,"ss H1"e to' e~,l'- ~,
As.s'a! ''AA.'.'o ~ "'i e"''a"tetca "so, Ano
.,a." ~ t''a' ."n'"' .'.a "'t Nv" ''''A a'o'o
.nan t"ohs" ~ W, ans. IN the summer teaaon
"a IVY s"uue" ea,t io' ~ ~ "eep c'"pio,eo
u.a ."e s"''o5 a'''. seeAs 'n'tstnenL lNse'
Ap 5lNA4HN pAAA%S HfA&hHkS NEW kcAEFu@b4
, 1879-01-18

Long cleass quoted At 81. 40 loose mud H. or /
boxed: CumbctAuds. 4AG1I!sc boxed; LONG Cit
hams, tl@koic: weot.plckisd hums: 5!i9e04o for
~ 10 Ii n average; gtecn hams, bal54c for samo
averages: graun shoulders, .;s1o!Ac.
Bacpn quoted ht 4Ie4Ac Tor shoulders. 4,<6l4atc
for short ribs. 4Afa1c for short clears, Te67,,c
for bans. att cHnvaseti and packed.
uHkAsE--Was quoted al 4l4Qic far white. 40
9.}c Tor yellow. an1 3}iQb4c for brown.
HEEF PifODtCfA-Wero steady and uulet at
s. 1:ftH. 0 for 1nQss, 81. 5uFH Is for extra mess
a.lt sla. 5ot1l. % for hams.
TA.law-Wss quiet Al dGe0Hc for city, and 81
4b0c for Country.
, 1879-01-18

CATTLE-YesteFlAY witnessed another sat!stte'
tory market. Trads opened fairly 4et!ye aud ataa
earlier hour than usual. and did not l4g until III
all aFuuud, snd for j4t csttas-such - can y
handled " adsaut.Re by Eastern bnysn-arsfassa
\ shade higher. sales Indicating m advance ofH
Wednesdays quotations OF LOO l3kc. There wsss
more hsst.class oeayes than on stthes Of tbs pn9
vious days of the week. but shess were also INC"
Ut tho low grades. 20 thst the average qual!lI
showed little, II any, improvement. The rcee1oa
cuptinusdlXht. and to that fact rather than to ~
encouragement derived from kastsfn alrlces.
due the hardening tendency that prices hass shesa
dntlug the current week. bealawsgs were pedd'ss
oai 10 tAs local tralo - low ~ Il. 7s1..a0 80
soms fancy cattIa wcso taken for The En2laa
market at 81. 0ofe %. but sales wtso mostly y
g.. aDGl:. rs for butchers' and eannesz stu1 saa
at f. 5D4l l. 60 for good 10 choice shipping sletH
Thrre was not much Inquiry fur stocksEs. iRs
market closed steady.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Beesea--(lsadcd steers. wclghip a.
t,10y lbs aud unwstds. H. Go1a'~
stsess, wslsltny j. 800 70 i, 90 los.. 4.esa+.5o
Weighing i, I5o to i. :Is0 ia eo14.1o
wslsIiu3 i, uso u i. soo il. M ......... 3.oo3aa
uuteAets' Stoek-Pout 10 COMMON
s&seta and common 10 choice cu1&,
fur g,sr slaughter. weighing BY 10
A,V-u l14 4....s. .,................... =. o3t@'t"
755 IL l. oo IL ~. . ] g saae's
1ufesut--llsbt und thin eowa. hsifgfk, ~
Al4ys. bulI., ana sclllw4y sttefs -. l7o@tI"
, 1879-01-18
Mr{ N1{
1Hai 1Hii
41a 41ls
9.05 Gt3.O:5 a.G5 az, Of
200 Gh5, osi ZOO as. 93

TIC fo1loW1nR weFo tho receipts and ahlp.
n,cnts Of The leading artlclcs Of produce in this
city during tho twcnsy,four hours ending At
o'clock on Friday morning and correspond
Ing date twelve months AGO:
, 1879-01-18

FUKS-NeF9 10 .acslVe itmaNd and lIFll. f'0I-
tecofs ute taking all tvs f1rs B3ertd. anh cllolco
raI'oFtablr skAs sometimes bftng ,'Fe khan QUOTA
tons. Dralca anticipate an a.tsnnce Ut lilo np-
pFuAchlnE London safos, thu trnde abroat having
bsctt sAIctsatly Eoti thia 10 ErGtly reduce
, 1879-01-18

F1OUlt-NAs very qnlot, though the volume Of
sales was larger, couple Of round lots being taken
for export. Outside Of. that little was donc tho
local demand being light, but holt1ors wsso nrm In
sympathy with wt,eaL Sales were reported Of
1,;t76 hrls winters, partly at sf.75; ], o9s brls
springs. partly at 81. ID; and TO brls rye aaar on
psssnta terms. Total, 2, 4t0 brs. Tho following
, 1879-01-18
FINANCIAL.


mcnt has eunc into local sccuri,,cs. railroad
botuls, md Investment stocks that nav higher
profit. Tit. .Gs 1T 1881 were sx weaker Mt 10;lS,
the i.aos OF 1851 vera unchanged tols<, Willis
those OF 1908 declined IL, to 1ynL, Thu 1o-4Os
wcro I'm II. tn 1nftf. Ti,c rcw IA fc1t In 1nsa<.
The 4t<s ADVANCED Il. to tf5N
Gold ia selling tn small o,1antltfes at Uranium
Of II of l pcr cent
Tho Lofulnn nuntutton ~ ,rV,r ,hov. a .bon
improyc,ncn, r,,,n;, trnn, aos/ n.an. 49, ,,a.,
to 10 71e nc,,c,. Tl,r martct ho. neon In IN s.oto
Of such nu.u., cnr.,x,o,, =. n rn.,,,,n., ,,"s<,
quickly to the 1cast imnrovenopt ~ ,,,o ~.
mund. RI. lon,,on T.ono,, -, ~ i,ao "H ~ W. T.,
dls.u,stnc ,he !. E,urtnnt,ons IN tho r-.,,a.,a.,
Power of Gol,. !, +, +. ,ae, zh,' ,'..,,
scarcely bo tltsn,,,e hat N. n,rsa.'n ,s". WI
at po]d Il now con.liarahf. r,oaos .sa uo@ss
In the ,trcc vcsr. 1ses - s,aa ~ =, ~ ~
nosi,,nn th,t tbo y.t,o ~ ,,,,. ~. ,s,', y. 10
In Eo,no,n; ~ .ho... - "o'' A'"' 'oefsa'eo'
~ Tn, therc hss hccp . a,o,,,,,,, IT, ~,
ply Of Nold. there having bccn rrduction between
1s anu 1s3o q noou! TO- ooo oo0 per year III tho
ercsse in lie iemsna for go ty pse qeaa s n. n
aeton o the aetman eoycrpmsp, NJ Wbe ~ i
ea!lass @ nS oo has r. Increased the ortinsry demand
Tor resnn,Iun y she ml,sa aan INC renataton
Increased tho demand on tic worlds s,ock and pro.
dustion Ely. 6oo' COG In ten ycass.
u.An o''ls vera 10 moderate supply. Tho
p,,so u s.esnne grim ana commercial bills was
s'3a. anu OF French bills aSrs. The actual
Iatee Tor stcrl'ng were 4ss4@4si1lif, aud 4s7'>1@
4s'es. The posted rates rcmatn tho same.
bahRcss' bills on Paris wcrO h2o and 6fD16; Ant-
wcrp, oal4 and 5f711; commercial, SIS md
5A4; Rechrnark, 0isl nud 051s5: gui1dcrs on
Holland. 40 aud 401t{; commercial, :,:55{.
Consols weso not SO atropg, yielding from
o5 1910 to 0oN. Tho Bank Of England gained
&2f5,0oo In bullion
For the past two days the currency move.
ncnt, probably on accouns Of the snow, has not
been as acttrc as just previously. Discounts
have been good, especially from tho Board OF
Trade, which has been borrowing heavily to cur
~ tho unprecedented nccum 1lations Of stutt
now lying at thia point. Tho supplr of tncr,.an-
ti!o paper 10 moderate. Rates aro quoted at ca
per cent for Gull loans, and g6lto Der cent for
time ]oans. DauK clcaringa were s2,0o0 co..
The ltdo & Leather Hank Of this clty. l,ithcr-
AL
, 1879-01-18

DRESSED tiO(iS--Wese In urgent demand nn,1
Ms5!c, higher: c9slns rm: Tho rses'pts wsIo
Ions higher. Tno Aa1ca tysto prlncnally to uack-
rrs. tho advance driving out shIrpcFs. Hulcs wcrn
reported 1T 2 cars un1 lot head aI ST. oGk 31I1.
The market clnscd at -. 10.
Et3tls-Wcro nuo.ct! At 10000. Many Of the
preserved eggs afn poor.
FtsIl-Hustnea. showed very little # any I'M
proscmcnt' aud We auou tue market quiet and TN.
, 1879-01-18

FNE1rB AND SuTs-ltntsnrs continue 6rtn, with
wcte u trt1ls highus-now Q1!aEca at 4l4Gt5 5c for
now. domestic fruits arc nurtnx quite freSly, mud
a. stock4 LII stufu Ars tuhs aM the psos;,uct fur
next scasoh's crop father diac0aEa@ng, thu market
displays al uIpuallhedy firm tono. Pttteh cl.cr-
Tiea have nAyRhcea 10 .iGt11:c. Nuia uEa steady,
Va royt4a our list, ~ follows:
, 1879-01-18

HfkuA.
Common to faIt...MGef
6upettur tu Qnc -. .:sH1Gf
Exlru tins to Anexs A:}Gfls
Chuict4t...... ~, tMabUs
fut'N4 ilY50Ss
Common 10 fatF....04RN
Eupurt1c to 4iuc ...:3O4e3C
Extfn tlns to finest htNttA
cholcpht. :. .UMT
L. tIrxi'1w nklt.
Common 10 fair. ..1:lkb:H
Superior 10 hnu ;. .:nNa4i
Extra tnn to t!ncsl 6t}ihtitl
Choicest. ;. .....+GOdtM
WiiISkf-Was fairly
f1tut, EhfrA HfeFN rem
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31

We had the good luck TO visit the
above watering place last Sunday.
There is quite a crowd there at present
or Mt least ut that time-sixty two
visitors, we believe were the number.
We were kindly furnished a list Of visi-
tors but space prevents its appearance
this issue. These Springs, under The
management of that gantlemanly pro-
prictor, d. G.. Willis, are becoming
very popular, both rs u place Of resort
and for health. The water In our hum
Bile opinion Is as fine as can be found
anywhere, and all that is needed now
is something more In the way of amuse-
mcnts for the gay and festive. The
proprietor hopes in the near future to
build n new Hotel on the hill just east
of the present one. This being done,
Ladd Springs will become famous.
Among the guests we noticed Judge
A. Walker of Dalton, and several
other gentlemen and ladies from Geor-
gia.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31
Whfle on the wing.

We returned Friday last from a trip
through upper East Tennessee after
having spent eight days the most pleas
antly Of any for Il long time. OF course
we stopped in the pleasant little village
New Market aud had Il high old time
more lively youngsters there than Car
ter had oats.
We stopped in several towns i'll that
scction-infact to many to mention
among the places of our visit was Tate
Springs. This is a very pleasant place.
found the proprietor, Mr.. Tomlin-
son, very gentlemanly and Gccommoda-
ting. Their crowd numbered go OH
Saturday last, and all seemed well
pIcased-especially with the mineral
and table fare.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31
AND MASTERS SALE

1920 acres of land for sale for divis-
ION among the heirs OF Jesse +. Cleveland
deceased. Said laud is situated on mouse
creek, nine miles north Of Cleveland and
three miles west NJ Charleston Bradley
County Tennessee, in n of the best neigh
borhoods in East Tennessee, convenient to
churches and schools aud have on the preml-
isrs Grist (both wheat and corn and Saw
Mills, and one of the best water powers and
located for custom mills in said county
said lands are TO be sold by decree of the
Chancery Court in the cause Of Il. S. Clevc-
land at al vs. Caroline Davis and others
and Will he sold in parcels to suit purchas-
ers--a full description to be given on day Of
sale and may he sold in larger lots and the
largest price adopted ns the sale.
Said sale will be made on the premises on
the 9th day Of August next. The terms are
liberal, 10 per cent. down, the balance in
six, thelve and eighteen mouths equal pay
mcnts, except the notes taken for what was
once the widows dover and fifteen acres in
GLIDING the water power and mills will bear
interest from date. Note with good sccuri-
~ will be required hut no redemption on
said sale. Possession will be given in
reasonable time this fall.
W. II, MeKAMY, @. & NJ.
June 30, 1879. 81.
pr. fee 5000.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31
Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we
live in Nature gives us grandeur
of mountains, glens and oceans, and
thousands Of means for enjoyment.
We can desire no better when in per-
feet health; but how often do the
majority Of people feel Ike giving it
up disheartaned, discouraged and
worried out with disease, when there
is no occasion for This feeling, as ev-
cry sufferer can easily obtain satisfac
tory proof that Green's August
Flower will make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia ard
Liver Complaint is the direct cause
of seventy FIVE per cent of such mala-
dies as Billionsn 'ss, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, Nervous
Prostitution, Dizziness of the Head,
Palpitation of the Heart, and other
distressing symptoms. Three doses
of August Flower will prove its Won
derful effect. Sample bottles 10 cts.
Try it.
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Don't Slam the Gate.

Now, Harry, pray, don't laugh at me,
But when you go SC late
| wish you would be careful, dear,
To never slam the. gate.
For sister listens every night,
And so does teasing Kate,
To tell me next day what o'clock,
They heard you slam the gate.
Twas nearly ten last night you know
But now It's very late
We've talked about SO many things;
Oh, do not slam the gate.
For all the neighbors hearing it,
VIII say our future fate
We've been discussing 50 beg
You will not slam the gate!
For though it is all very tue,
wish that they would wait
TO canvass our affairs-until-
Well--pray don't slam the gate!
At last, not now. But by-and-by,
When in ''Our home" | wait
Your coming, | shall always like
To hcar.yOu slam the gate!
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31

Boys here is the gal for you. Lex
ington, Ky, special: Miss Charlotte
Bruce, u comely Scotch %lassie, living
near this place, in Jefferson county,
cut 100 acres of wheat with u reaper,
keeping five binders, aud part of the
time six, dumping themselves" as
she expressed it. She had six horses,
ready barnesscd, and when n pair
got tired she took another. Fourteen
hundred bushels wheat from ll5 acres
is the yield on C|harlOttc's farm.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
state OfTennessee,
Chanccry Court of James County.
r. X. Smith vs J.. j. Plemons Not
Original Injunction Bill.

It appearing from the allegations in com
p%lainant bill that d%efendent j j. Plemons
is a non resident of the State of Tennessee,
80 that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him. 1t is ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the Clcve-
land HERALD for fonr successive weeks, q
newspaper published in Bradley County
Tenn, notifying said nonresident to appear
at the Cburt House, in Ooltewah on the LIST
Monday in October next and make defense
TO said Bill or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing cxparto as to
him.
T. II. RoDDY, G. & NJ,
Issued July 2?nd, 1879. pr. fee Si.OO
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Moro EnIInros.

We can scarcely pick up a newspaper
but we find in It an account of the fail
ure of some business firm or person.
The columns of deaths show how
many failures there are in the efforts
Of physicians to cure, but the papers
do not speak Of the failure of DR.. ITart's
Ambitious Discovery to cure bilious
ness, &c.yin any case where it is prop
erly used. II is not q failure.
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LOCAL..
NEWSPAPER DECISION.


We publish the following for the
benefit Of those who do not understand
the law in such eases.
!. Any person who takes a paper
regularly from The p%ostonice. whether
directed in lIs name or %snOtiier's, or
whether he has subscribed or not -is
responsible for payment.
3. If person 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
'ect the whole amount whether the pa
GER is taken from the Office or not.
3. The courts have decided that re-
ising to take newspapers and periodi-
ais from the p~ostofice. or removing
lad leaving them uncalled for Ia pri-
facie evidence Of intentional
fraud
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-07-31

jordan Brothers, Dental Surgeons,
late of Charleston, Tenn, have perina-
ncn.ly located in Cleveland, and re-
spcctfully solicit share Of the patron
age fiom the public They pledge
themselves to faithfully execute all
work inrusted to their care. Refer by
permission, j. NJ. Knox, Col. G.. A.
Nee, 4. j. Boyd, T. j. Knox, w. u.
Reynolds, II. r. Henogar, Col. Dave
IIaskins, |. B, Brock, and Capt. w. II.
McHahy, Snd Rev. y. W, Motheral.
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A gentleman not Il subscriber to the
HERALD sends us another piece on the
State debt for publication. We would
publish l. but we do not want to en-
courage borrowing papers. lie would
have to borrow his nelghbors paper in
order TO see it, and that neighbor pays
for his paper and don't want to be both
cred.
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The school at Pine Hill Seminary 10
miles south ofClcveland will open Mon
day, August llth, with Prof. j d.
Cwin a Principal with competent as
sistants. We wish Mr.. Gwin a good
school as he is q competent teacher.