The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-10-29

'pilldll Nliltl Nlhl HtbA tdpldiH iitli'
rs Lynch have left rs. They sold 342
Of their clocks in this %SurrOuning coun-
try, amounting to Sli,OOJ, at $3.50
each. They have done real well In d
business seEse, and they leave here,
taking with them the friendship and
good will of the community. Their
agents will return in the Spring.
Republicans, let Us say one word to
you: Go 10 the polls early, before they
open: stay there all day; uoTR, and
WOrk hard for Hawkins, Shiplcy and
FOut. We have democracy defeated II
we only work. See that your sick
ncighbor gets 10 vote; go bring him in,
salvation is free.
We are Informed that W. II. Tibbs,
of Dalton, late member of the COnfed-
crate Congress from this district, has
declared against Hancock. and is now
advocating Garfield. Who would have
thought it?
II. V. Red1eld, writing to tho Gin
ciunati Commercial says Republicans Ia
New York and Pennsylvania are going
over the State by brigades, reading the
free trade plank of the democratic plat
form to the working people, that the
excitement Is intense, and that Demo-
crats are joining the Republicans by
the thousands.
Bed Steals at $500 at Surguine & Co.'S.
Mr.. L. L. Sample is announced as n
candidate for Floater for the counties
of James, Meigs Rhea and Cumber-
land. Mr.. Sample is a stirring Young
fellow and is II sound Republican.
Success to you Lud.
Prof. G.. C. Ravens school, at
Pleasant Hill Academy, closes Nov.
10Th. The examination will com
mcnce on the 18th. All are invited
to attend.
lion. Lewis Shepherd has been
under the soothing influence of the
HERALD for several years, consc-
qucntly his conversion to the faith.
Here is our IL shake.
All kinds of Furniture at
n303m SURGUINE 6 Co.'S.
The next time the Chattanooga
TmeS copies an article from the
cleveland Herald" and then de-
nounccs it as from a "Republican
penny whistle of the South" it will do
us a favor by noticing which "Her-
ald' it is abusing. We are rot re
sponsible for the sayings of the
Cleveland, Ohio, Herald. The article
in the Times of Wednesday must have
been from that paper as it was not
this.
"Malt Bitters" are a Brain, Nerve
and Blood food, peculiarly adapted to
TO, and warmly recommended by, our
druggists and physicians for General
Debility, Mental and Physical EXlaus-
lion, Ilystcria, Nervousness, Sleepless-
ness, EmaciatiOn and Dropsy.
Salt that will save your bacon
at Surguine Il Cos.
BE on time: for prevention is better
han cure. All Coughs and Colds and
such affections of the throat and lungs
Is lead to consumption are cured by
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cts.
Congressman McLane, of Maryland,
old Judge Richardson, of the Court of
jlaims, that lie gave up all hope of
'lccting Hancock. 81 think" said he,
that General Grant has done more,
however, for Republican success than
other leader. We (the DcmOCrats)
n soldier and expected to
reate a sentiment for him which
would elect him, but when Grant the
soldier, threw himself actively
nto the canvass for General Garfield,
&c completely overslIadowed our can
Iidate."
See Surguine Il Co. before you
ell your Peas. 1t will pay you.
DTEp-Mrs. Mclita J. Knox, wife Of
G. Knox, died Oh the 9th, in Jacks
orc, Texas. The deceased was Il citi- =,
\ of this county for many years.
Ohio Official The official ma
in Ohio are: McIlvaine (rcp.) 7
Supreme Judge over FOllett (dem.) >
, ,0G7. Townsend (rep.) for Secretary !