The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-24
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Have you heard from Maine?
TIE new horse racks need more light
ming rods.
Clerk d Master McKamy has a non
resident notice In this issue.
Candidate Wilson voted against re-
funding the dog tax.
As the watermelon season closes,
oysters with II big X come in.
Taylor's two new brick store houses
will soon be finished.
Buy your goods from men that alver-
tise in the HERALD.
Sells Brothers have ordered four
times the amount for animal feed In
Cleveland that RobinsOa's circds did.
The report that this oliac Is rich Is
false. Come up lnl pay your subScrip-
ton.
Col. j. VI. Fleming, democratic cleo
tor, has resigned IA \. Il. Martin has
taken li> place.
HORACE MAYNARD was given Il rous-
ing reception On his return 10 Knox
vile.
Mrs. Hazard, of Monticello. H., gave
birth to five children Saturday. They
are all alive and doing well. Rather
Hazardous we should think.
The Chattanooga Times says Major
Sykes will speak in Cleveland Saturday
with Gillenwaters.
The reported Greenback victory in
Maine when first heard caused govern
ment securities to fall 2 to | per cent.
Wilson refuses to canvas with Gen.
Campbell, since Judge Wright has left
him.
Richard Warner was nominated by
the low tax Wilson democrats for Con-
gresS in the 9th district ut Shelbyville
last week.
John /. Kennedy, formerly Ct Clcve-
land, has been nominated by the low
tax democrats of Nashville, as their
candidate for the Legislature.
J.J. Bryant was knocked in the
head and killed hy David Stokely, Sat
urday in Cock county.
Mrs. Marker, wife of Rev. j. j. Man
kcr, well known in this place, died ut
her home In Grcenville Tuesday last.
We welcome to our table the Nash
vile Republican, Il new and healthy or
gan just started at Nashville. Success
tv it.
Judge Wright has concluded to stump
with Judge Hawkins, aad consequent
" will be with him in the future.
Wright is getting scared up.
Hon. w. 7. Gillenwaters writes that
he viii be here Saturday morning with
ont fail. lie speaks at Athens to-day.
Maine has put out II full Greenback
electoral ticket; no more fusion with
the Democrats. This gives Garfield
the State by at least 10000 majority.
100 bushels of Peach Seeds wanted.
Cash or young trees paid, by
July 80 pm. b. L. BUTCHER & SON.
Mr.. +. +. Johnston, an old and high
~ respected citizen of this place, vas
stricken with paralysis some time dur
IlIH lISl llNlll dllNl us u llh DCu llllN
morning unable to speak.
Remember that Hon. W. p. Gillcn-
waters speaks at the Court House to-
morrow at ] o'clock sharp.
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never know when they have new goods.
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for Texas to spend several months.
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district
Life is tull of sorrowsand disappoint-
mentS, but the most sanguine hopes of
all those VINO try Dr' B"Il's Cough Syr-
up are aiwalS reallHeo' IL never u'Sap-
points, fFlce 20 cents
See U%artdcgen's new advertisement
this week. lie has received his fan and
winter stock of Clothing and can suit
any one. Call and examine for your
self.
Geo. Uatn. Dick Kerr and several
others left for Cincinnati Monday even
inc to attend the exposition.
Mr.. w. 7. HUGHES. while openinr
his new stock of goods Saturday, was
hit in the eve with a piece of iron that
may cause him to lose the sight of that
eve.