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CHAs. BILLINGsLEA. D. DIS.
DENT IST,
Has Removed his Office to his Residence,
Net Door West cfthe Union National
Bank.

UTHERE he may be found MoSDAT,
w TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Of
every week.
Win continue to visi, the following places;
Union Bridge. list Wednesday and Friday,
Of each month.
Mer Eiadsor. Wednesday and Fri.
day, Of each month.
DaiOntora. Wednesday and Friday, OF
each month.
Taneyforn. The last Wednesday and Fri.
day, Of each month. July 5-u
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Wv ssSYsEsTER & BOND ,e,i i s '0'D.

HAVE associated themselves In the prac-
Ii tee Of Law In Carroll county and the
several Courts Of this State.
Mr.. Syester will visit Westminster when
business requires il.
Office corner Main and Court streets.
ap16
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INsoLyENT's NOTICE.

John Tracey vs.. His Creditors.
nRDERED this 4th day Of March, 1850,
" that john Tracey, petitioner for the
bensfit Of the ash Article Of the Code Of Pub
lie General Laws OF the State Of Maryland,
entitled aInsolsents, give notice TO his
creditors, endorseFs and Sureiies, that The
second Monday Of August, A. ID. 1850, il
fixed for the said John Tracey 10 appear In
the Circuit Court for Carroll county 10 ans.er
such heterogeneous or allegations as his
creditors, endorsers or sareties may propose
or alIere against him; and that copy OF thu.
order BE- pnblished in some newspaper printed
in the City Of Westminster for three monthl
prior to the said Second Monday Of Angus
next, as such notice.
Test: FRANK i. SHAW, Slerk.
mar &. SIN
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A MIRACLE
He Do Not Ernect 10 Perform.

DUT We claim that Consumption can be as
ID certainly cured as Ague, II taken in
the FIRST or second stage and We claim
that .DR. T. l.. BEowS's NurRITivE SrRrP
will cure il. Moreover, there are thousands
OF little children wasting away, dying OF Nal.
Nntriiion, who might be saved by Il. Nervous
diseases are cured by il Palsy is ohen pre-.
vented, and those who have palsy are strength.
ened by il. This magnificent, remedy is really
anutriiive syrup-Nourishing Stimulating
Invigorating. II increases the Vital Powers +;
builds up the System; improves the Appe.
tite arrests Night SweAts, stops Coughs
and Splitting OF Blood strengthens the Nsr.
yous energy gives feeling Of comfort and
safety.
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STATIONS

SUNDAY TRAINS
Going East will leave Union Bridge f1F baltimore
and Intermediate Stations al 6l0 N aud 40 ,, n,
Going West will leave Baltimore for Union bridge
ana intefme,iste stations II o. a m. aud 40 D. NJ.
Isaye Westminster Tor Baltimore " s.. a. m. and
AL D m and arrives from Baltimore u lo.tl, q m,
and -, o. m.
EMMITTSBuRG RAILROAD.
Trains south vii leave Emmiitsbarx al 69S aud
as A. " and 2t5 4. ~. and arrive 81 Rocky
Ridre at % aud f0gi A. ". aud AIS 2. ~. Trains
North will leave Rocky Ridge II J y and i0id A.
" and III 2. NJ end arrive al Emmitisburg 10
and n ~ A. ~. and 30 T. N.
Through Oar foS Frederick leaves Baltimore a. -
p ", and leaves frederirk for Baltimore Al eD
AN
street Car baltimore and Gay Street Line, at
ner Of Cay and Exeter streets pas within a square
OF Hilleu station.
A. baltimore time Is given al all stations
J. n. HOOD, Gen1 Manager
APPS D, H. GEnwofp. Genl Ticket Agent
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PUMP-mAKING.

TIME undersigned oilers his services % the
Il public as . Psn,p Maker, and i pre-
pared 70 make new puRps o. repair old ones
Timber Of the best quality, furnished when
desired. Prices a. low % good wofk viii
Justify. All new work Guaranteed FROM sns
10 three years viii be pleased % receive .
share o. The public patronage:
DAVID J, ROVER,
feb 2s-1y Westminster, Nd
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No. 1851 EQUITY.

ID the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Colnml.as Eiseroad and Jeremiah Elserosd,
Administrators Of Jobs Elseroad. dee d.,
Mortgage, ". Jesse Ruby and Emily
j. ksby, his wife, AorsgagoFs
ORDERED this 10Th day Of March, A. d:
~ 1850, that the sale Of the mortgagsd
property made and reported in the above en-
titled cause, ~ Columbus Elsaroad and ier-
emiah Eiseroad, administrators OF John Else
road, deceased, mortgage, ander asd by
virtue u the power OF sale contained in a
mortgage from Jesse Rnby and Emily J. Rnby
his vile, 10 John ElseFoad, bearing date De-
cember 18th, 1875, aud recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll
eonntv. in l.ibsr F. +. s., No. ., folio 10,
kc.. and byvirtae OF an order for resale passed
ia the above cause, be finally ratified and con
iirned. unless cause TO the contrary be shown
On or before the 9Th day Of May next; provid.
ed a copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Carroll county, Ma.
rrland. once a week for three successive
weeks previous to the 2sth day Of April next
The report states the amount Of sale 10 b
$4,000.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test:
ap-s.9a FsASK \. SHAW, Clerk.
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"a. ui.ss i a. roo.i ~ uias-aHats bos.
Mbo nhoo1s as,d baiases
kahe ties on biz kHeeA,
And who dances Aiis
While he's eoaatdIx lis Wig
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Who phlIs "a hts Jacket
And makes N the saekgt
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wen, awide3Waksbes snakesa side awake man
Oh. what Is he god q hungry 10Y
who elamers ~ food
Al no lurrnllc should
And. - sure As live
Enis an thna yon give
b isml, asah Or Ssh he cmptisA ne dishs
while fr snh ssneerbrsad BE-
Oh. always isreaiys
Fny, what WIN u makss
What eort q man VIII ssoe osii q Tbs boy
awhy vsgy saie man. dear. % . ~ doun Arate'
81. What Is he good 81 . rolilskins boy.
who gets inio ~ana7ar q
And al sorts AZ hsrs
WIS noshins % loathes
Asa new 6lif o. clglhes.
necarse he nrsf iiay they - hinder hi par
For he secoad-no inatiez,
Hell hare shem a-tatieF
fofsze ~ offs
have yon snnething % say for tbs seed Of this boz
@Yss 6or enterprise bold be VIII surely eouna one
o.. What i ne god ola careless boz.
Who wen't wipe his fset
And cnn't learn y - neat
Who trenlin On the cat
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r. b. NoRMENT.

TT0RNE Y-A TIA
nFFICE with Hon. Charles B. Roberts,
" opposite the Court House, respectfully
informs the citizens Of Carroll and adjoining
counties that be will give prompt attention to
all business intrusted TO him, both before the
Courts Of this State and the Departments Of
the General Government at Washington, ID.
c. jan 1873
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ATTENTION, FARMERS.
Special Premiums
ny nv
Carroll County Agricultural Society.

rTvHE Society offers Premium Of $50 for
the best acre OF Corn, and SIS for the
beus one fourth OF an acre Of Potatoes OF any
variety raised ia Carroll county this year.
The terms Of entry to be a. follows ;--kaeh
person proposing 70 compete for the premi-
inns must notify the Secretary on or before
the LIST day Of May next, and pay % him at
the time Of entering the san Of -. 20 Tor eora
and Sl.25 for potstoes, Not less than len
persons to enter 20 make up the contest
Forfarsher particulars inquire Of or address
the Secretary.
By order Of the Board.
WIN. A. MrKELLIP, Pres't
Westminster, Nd.
FIJI. oREND0RFF, Sec'y.
mar ls.st ssonersville, Nd.
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PAstKN1tkfNAINH HULL"
.,-I DAILY. sacepl sunday,
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AUCTIoNEERING.

JAMES r. SMITH,
WRsgnsxsTKa, Mps
A NN0UNcES 10 DE Public that he il
"A prepared 70 Cry Srles, and At reason
able prices He has had considerable expe-
rience IL the basiness bnd gnafsntaes saba
faction. - engagements can be made "a
the Office Of P ,. hikcssll feb 7-h
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GEo. s. YIsauxG. GEo. W. MATHEWS.
YINGLING & MATTHEW'S
lnsuranceAgency

e5-oFFICE--In the Building formerly
occupied by the Let National Bank, near Rail
Read, Westminster, Nd
INSURE all kinds Of Property against loss
Il and damage by Fire or Lightning. We
not oRly pay for all losses BY FIRE, bot for
Damage done by Lightning, whether Fire en-
sues or not, aud for Live Stock killed BY
Lightning anywhere on the Premises.
We are Agents for the following Compan.
les, whose losses are adjas,edand paid through
this Office:
Royal Fire Insurance Company of Liver,
pool.
Liverpool, and London and Globe Fire In.
surance Company.
Agricultural Fire insurance Company Of
New York.
Farmers Fire Insurance Company Of York,
Pa.
Kniekerboeker Casualty insurance Com.
pany Of New York.
State Mutual Benefit Association Of Carroll
County. Home Office in this City, as above.
Call aud get our Rates before renewing or
taking out more Insurance. Respectfully,
fIN6LiNG 4 MATTHEWS,
jan io-am Agents.
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Proceeds of ChamCeEy n CO1n.
" court of James.
CHANCERY COURT.

Hor. w. NJ, Bradford, presiding
DR.. Il. ii, Roddy, c. & NJ.
The following ave the oRly cases dis
posed OF up to Tuesday night:
Peachman VS. Regain, bid dismissed
and appeal granted to Supreme court.
Stevens VS.. Stevens, divorce granted.
Cleveland VS.. Cleveland, bill for alimo-
NY dismissed.
Smith VS.. Parks, compromised, and
complainant d~ismimisses his bill
llartdegan Us. Kcnner, ct IA. bill dis
missed with costs divided
9. L. PIrker, administrators VS.. heirs
aud creditors offs II. Betlis, disclosed,
sale Cofirmed-
The session Of the county court of
james last Monday and Tuesday, was
one of the most harmonious 1t has held
and disposition on the part Of the JUS
tices TO take bold earnestly in matters
Of vital concern 10 the county, They
have taken advanced greuud upon
schools, endorsing the wise recOmmeD-
datiOns Of uleir superintendent, and
increasing his compensation sufficient
~ to enable him to give his entire at
tention TO schools this tall aud winter.
The rate of taxation for county purpO-
ses WAS made the same as last year,
while for schools, two mills was assess
ed O0 property and priviledges, and tlf-
ty- cents on polls. These are wise move
ments and we believe will result in
such substantial benefit as to reflect
credit opOn the county,
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THE following few lines, handed us
:are respectfully dedicated to u young
Lawyer in Cleveland:
He wrestled with that old front gate,
But couldn't move it-not a peg
And when he tried to climb the fence,
The dog would catch him by the leg.
She watched him through the shutter
Stats
IShe didn't want him to come up),
And softly murmured when he left,
"God bless the old gate and the pup
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Rome Bulletin: For some time past
there has been quite "a sensation among
the colored population, in a certain
section neal Rome, caused by the report
that some object resembling a bear, had
been seen, IN that neighborhood night
ly. The whites paid no attention to
this wild report, until q gentleman
near Gainesville shot one Of the same
genus, when II was suddenly seen that
there was more "truth than fiction" In
the stories ofthe negroes. The "bear'
proved to be a negro wrapped in the
sklns Of animals; aud with his colleag-
ues in crime is said to have thus cloth
ed himself in order to brighten the pco-
pie upon whom he intended TO practice
his rObberies.
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COUNTY COURT,

COUNTY court was in session this week.
The tax levy for county purposes SO
cents. This makes it 60 cents in all.
County clpims will undoubtedly take Il
sudden rise now
The jurors for next term Of Circuit
court were elected us follows:
lst dist, NJ l. Chilcutt, j A Ratliff;
2nd, Simon Dixon, Jr., j W Coins; 81,
. DefOrd, a Ii Good 18th, a Davis,
lhos. Moreland 9th, j ii Lee, \ Buck
ner; 9Th, A j Smitherman, VIM. Nus-
sell; 9Th, W & Day, Frank Hays; Sth.
Thos. McCarty, j ID Lowery 9Th, j l.
Greene, IL Duggan; 10Th, Il G Roy, =
& Grigsby 1lth, j c Denton, 18th,
John McCarty, i Keebler; 18th, l.
Norman, p l. Garden.
Officers of court, is Robertson aEO
A ID Hutton.
The following tax assessors were APP
pointed for 1880:
LIST dist, w II II Baker; end, S Dix
on Bird, J A Lacy T; 4tll, il Jones; 9Th,
IL w Smith 9th, FL llardwick; 9TH,
z L Bryan; Sth, S S Barrett; 9th, S +
Geren; 10Th, j X Brown; llth, S Il
Kelly; 18th, NJ Thompson.
The court granted n Cant and ThOs.
NJ Montgomery certificates to practice
law. II j Knox was elected notary pub
lie for Charlie Ston.
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Endorsement OLA Delegate 10
tie National Convention.

Tux Republican Executive Commit
tee met al the Office ofthe Chairman on
Saturday last. The call of the mem
beers showed only four absent. j. A..
Prichard was elected to ill the vacancy
from the 18th, and Isham Julian from
the 10Th. The Chairman then stated
the object of the meeting, part Of which
was to elect officers for the ensuing two
years. W. 5. Upton as Chairman, r.
NJ. Montgomery, Secretary, aud j. {.
Ramsey, Assistant Secretary, were
unanimously elected.
On mOtiaR Of Col. j. w. Ramsey, the
committee decided 10 call a convention
of the Republicans of Bradley county
to meet In the court house on the first
Monday in May next, for the purpose
of nominating candidates fer Sheriff
and Trustee.
The time for the meeting of the con-
vention at II o'clock prompt.
And it was also decided HAT each dis-
trict ia the county should be entitled 10
four votes in the convention, and that
the 6tiI district be allowed three extra
votes.
On motion of NJ. L. Julian, it was
agreed that each member of the COM
mittee be instructed 10 appoint from
two to five a|lternates in his district.
On motion of j. b. Hughes, the Chair
man was empowered to fill vacancies or
the committee whenever any occurred.
On Reti0a of Col. Ramsey uhe com
mittee proceeded TO appoint delegates
to the State convention is follows:
w. \. Upton, NJ l.. Julian, G. l..
Stevenson, A. Fielding, Samuel kecbler.
L. l.. Cate AID s. Ii. DeAI4nOnd.
The following resolution was then
adopted, tO-Wit:.
Resolved, shat the vote of Bradley
county be cast in coming State onven
ZION, in compliance with the wishes Of.
the majority vf The delegates from
Bradley county attending said conycn-
ton.
The following resolution was offered
by f.. NJ. Montgomery:
Whereas, w, ). Upton, Editor of the
Cleveland HERALD has labOred earnest
" and ~ZealOusly for the cause of the
Republican party /; and as each and ev-
cry member of this committee has
SHOWN him almost from his boyho0d;
aud as this committee has great conf
lence in his integrity, aud believe he.
will faithfully endeayor to carry out
the wishes OF the Republican party OF
thiS congressional district:
ReSOLed, that we Recommend him to
lie State convention as Il suitable per
son to represent this district in the Ma
tional Republican Convention, which /,
20 assemble in Chicago on June End,
1880. to nominate Il candidate for Pres
,dent and Vice President, and ask tina,
ne be elected.
The resolution was adopted, and on
motion of J. W. Ramsey, the delegate
we're instructed to cast the vote of the
county in accordance With the resolu-
.iOn.
Being no eGker business before the
committee it adjourned to meet at the
call of its ChairmaIL-
T., M. MONTGOMERY, Sec'y.
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Cnnsns Enmmerntors.

C"INcrNNATi Enquirer: Gen. Walker
says that the enumerators for taking
the census will not be appointed until
all the Supervisors are confirmed. lie
will then require the Supervisors to
nominate men of intelligence for such
places; send the list thus selected to.his
office for approval accompanied with
the recommendations of several citizens
of the District to the effect that The
nominees are men Of Intelligence, hon
est and of good standing in the commu
nifty in which they live.
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Our nelghbor town of Dalton is no
itcd for its hatred of Gen. Grant, on
CON fine LIST of this month it was rumored
ON the streets of that burg that the Gen
,cral would pass through there on lha'
rdny the populace became very enthu-
siastic over the expected show, ana
tlocked to the car shed by tlreifHndreds'
headed by the town band; hut 10 ana
behold Ulysses - came not; then
there was weeping and gnashing OF
teeth when it was announced that only
a hoax had been the order Of the day, to
get up a first class capri fool"
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RenI ESTATE Transrers. March.

s. ii. Wtiers to r. V. McCash, 80
acres, Polk county A. & W. ID. Tray
o to j. II. Lemons, so acres; j. NJ.
Allison 20 Robt. Carson, l5t acres;
Tempy Willard to JAS Romines 50 acres;
A. Cowan aud othersto G. l.. Hardwick
I acres, 1915; Mary Richmond to Matil-
da Richmond, 4 acres; w, Stan vid to
j. G. Stanlleld, 26 acres, ~, j. f..
Young to j. G. STARTLED, l0i acres $3.50
j. s. Long to Mary Gray, lot $500; A..
Fitzgerald to john Golfer, 200 acres,
81 ,73S; G.. Il. Bates to w. NJ. Whihoite,
lot, S75; Frank Hays to II c. Norvllle,
40 acres, $3.50; j. II. Johnston &. NJ.
Loughmiller, lot, $40; $ II. DeArmond
to G. u. Hatcher, lot sO,5Uv; John
Glaze TO Matilda Raht, lot Nv. Dug
gan to $. Collct, so acres. $3.50.
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A Cincinnati "drummer' tells ~
hat a great many Of the merchants
t~hrongout the country that failed tc
ret invitations to the banquet are hlgh
~ iurenscd, and refuse to buy any
Goods from Cincinnati under any con-
siderations. In that they are %laborlnY
under a delusion the Cincinnati com
mittee could not invite every one, an'
consequently left it to the different
railroads south to designate those that
should be invited.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-08

THE county clerks hooks show the
following marriage licence issued dur
ing the month Of March
VIM. Raper to Harriette May.
Richard McAllister to Mary Ann Holt.
w. j. DeArmond TO Mary j. RouO
Robt. s. Payne to l.. NJ. Hardwick.
j. L. Cunningham to Eva Cooper.
G. W. Byrd to Francis Henson.
Jas. NJ. elmer to Sarah j. Cate.
Geo. Brown to AmandaiIarper.
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Letters Advertised April srd 1880.

+. A. Bates; Mary Cansler; S. W.
Denton; ID. l.. Ford; c. 5. IIOughta-
ling; }. II. llOcom; g. L. Hardwick;
NJ. Harbtmg;E Z. JaPper; Mile Peters;
". ID. Mitchell; Miss Laura Pullem f;
James Reeves; Sam Waters; Jane Will
son; VIM. Taylor; VIM. tucker; c. p.
simmons; W. NJ. Samples.
SAMUEL Hunt, 7. NJ
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For Trustee.

We are authorized and requested TO annonnce
Mai. A. j. WHITE as a candidate for r~e-elec-
ZION to the Office Of County Trustee, at the cnsu-
ing August election.
We areRuthorized and requested to announce
.:r. W. f. LOWERY ds a candidate for 1ustee
Election LIST Thursday in August next.
We are authorized and requested to annouuce
l.. ii. REEDER as a candidate for Trustee.
Election lt Thursday in August.
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Dots from Pikeville.

Ed. OF HERALD: VIM. Thomas has
shipped four car loads of cattle to Gin
cinnati on the C.. $. II. X. aud made
good sales, Lane Henry & Co. have just
received a booming stock ofgoods pur-
chased at Nashville by the senior part
ncr; +. NJ. Henry, one Of the firm, is Il
young hand at the business and his face
looks very red sometimes when waiting
on his lady customers, he will oon get
over that If lac stays behind the counter;
the firm will likely succeed aud do a
good business. Our other merchant
VIM. Thomas has been buying some
goods at Cincinnati where he shipped
his cattle and is well pleased with the
market; wheat is looking very fine, the
farmers are planting corn. S~EQUATCHIE.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-08

BENEFITS of advertising: A family
in Florida lost their little boy and adj
yertised for him. That very afternoon
an alligator crawled out of the swami
and died on the front doorstep. In his
stomach were found a handful OF req
hair. some bone buttons, a pair of boot
heels, a glass alley, a pair of checked
pants and a paper collar. The aaVer-
tisement did IL.
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Mr.. W. G. Hunt, u Of the most en-
terprising farmers of this county re-
turned Saturday last from Cincinnati.
bringing with him a pair OF cotswol'
shecp-thc finest specimens Of the breed
ever brought to this county. lie paio
$32. 80 Tor the pair.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Green Boon and others Us. Susan Boon, Al
mimetvatrix DC. and Others.

GPeen boon ana 0theFS US. susan boon, AG-
miHistyatrix DC. and others.
In this cause, it appearing from the
allegations in complainants bill which
is sworn ia that the defendants, John
d. II. Boon, Nancy A. Boon, Martha
e. Boon, Milly Pair and Hester Pair
are all mem residents of the State of
tennessee. II is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four cOnsecu-
tive weeks in the WEEKLY HERALD, a
newspaper published in Cleveland,
Tennessee, notifying said nonresident
defendants to apper on OF before the
list Monday of May next,
at the office ofthe Clerk q Master in
Cleveland, Tenn, to plead answer or
otherwise make defense to complain
ants bill on the same will be taken for
confessed and the cause us to them set
for hearing eX-parte.
w. II. MCKAMY, &. & NJ.
BY A. j. WHITE, ID. G. & NJ.
Mar, 18th, 1880. pr. $3.50.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-08

WE had the pleasure Of hearing the
worlds renowned sensational preachel
Rev. II. Dewitt Talmage lectdre in
Chattanooga Monday night Snojccl
,'The Bright Side of Things" lie ha-
a happy faculty of pleasing his audi
cnce with good natured hits on every
dnV life,
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DENTISTRY.
.
JORDAN BROTHERS,
DENTAL SURGEONS,

Have permanently located In Cleveland
and respectfully solicit a share Of the
patronage from the public. They pledge
themselves to FAITHFULLY EXE-
CUTE all work intrusted to their care.
REFER BY PERMISSION,
j. NJ. Knox, Col. G. A. Nee, r. j.
Boyd, +. j. Knox, w. b Reynolds, II.
b. Henegar, Col. Dave Haskins, l.. Is.
Brock, Capt. W II. McKNmy and Rev.
n. W. Motheral.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-08

Mr.. W. II. Davis, the chairman states
that the Republicans Of Meigs county
met in convention at Georgetown
Tuesday next for the purpose of select
ing delegates to attend the State con
yention on May 5th.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-08

WE spent Monday in OoltewalI' ~
crything was moving in the even tenor
of its way. Chancery and county court
were in session, as we'll as Republican
conventions. We increased tue circu-
lation ofthe HERALD slightly.