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, 1880-07-03
OR. TANNERS FAST.


NEW YoRK, July a.--Dr. Turner's fast Ia
creating no little interest In tho medical wurld,
and physicians OF all schools hourly call In upon
him. Among them are many leultuR prnctt-
tlouors Of tho aI1opathto, homeopathic, c'oCtric,
eclectic, hydrupathlo, and pbysio-mclnioo olec-
trtans- A variety of upiulons are oppressed,
many maintaining That tho Doctor, WIN Ia 10
years Of age. II too old II 70 through tho fast
lie, however, romans sanEniuc Ut SUCCESS, and
ia now deprlving himself Of wutcr IL woll US
food. with beuodo!ni' results, h0 olsi1ns.
Dr. Lalldik Carter 0rly, OF tho
Neurological Socloty, has written to Ur.
Tanner, ID reaponse u the latter's lnvatAuon to
him TO supeFtntend tho flgt, declining to have
anything % do with It unloaa his Society car,
hAve absolute pontrol. nr: Tanner IL willing to
Gtvo the Society thu control. but refuses to OK
change tn bis appearRnoe sillru ytstor.lAy. Ito
tests we'll md complains Ut tlo unfnyDrubto
symptoms. His pulse IL regular aud his tetnpor-
aturo nominal. fto has now bcen ninoty-eiRht
hours Without food.
, 1880-07-03
RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!
PERFECT pURGAT1vEs. SOOTHING APERA
ENIB, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
RELIABLE, AND NATURAL IN
frltISlR 0tstR ATrf{1N

PERFECT PU1lGATIVES. SOOTHING APER4
EN1S, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
RELIABLE, AND NATURAL IN
THEIR OPERATION.
A Vegetable Substitute for CaIomet.
Perfectly tHsteless, elegantly coated With
sweot gum, PURGE, Regulate. purify. cleanse, md
disoTaers " tho Stomach, Lasor. Dowels, Kid
Constipation. cost!ycness, Indigestion, Dyspeo-
sia, 1iiEl0usucse. Faver, Inflammation OF the
Uowels, Piles, and all dernugeuenta Of the In.
ternal Vlsoora. Warranted 10 effect q poaItiva
euro. Purify vegetable. containing no mcEcufE,
mineral, or delctes10us dEtlRs.
~ Observe the following symptoms resulting
frum DISC rlcrs Of the Digestive Organs:
~ ood IN the Head. 1AciditY of % she Stomach.
ct weight !n the Stomach, eoMr Eructauona,
Hlnklngs or FluttortuRs tu the Pit Of the Bton-
Heh, Swimming nf tho ffcAd. Hurried md Dini-
cult liruat hing, FlutteTfng VI tho Heart, Chok-
ing or bu6ocat!ng Sensations whom IN
lying POSTURE, hta or Weba hofore tho
slight, Fayor and Dull! Pain In tho !Ioad. Defloion.
~ OF pGsspir,;t4on; ycllowness Of tho Skin and
Fushes ut 1lcut, Turning In tho Fieah.
A lGw dOse8 OF RAlNay'H Pills will frad tho
systum FROM all the ab0ve-ualned dlsorderH~
PRICE Is CENTB PER BOx.
SOLD IY DRUGGISTS.
Rend "FALSE AND TRUE"
Send il lotter stamp to nADWAY d co.,
No: e WAhREN-sr., cOlA CaUnCH. ST., NEW
~ information worth thousands will be sent
you.
, 1880-07-03
WARTBURY GEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Special D!spateh IN Jhe Chicago Tribune,

MENpoTA, ILL.,, July .-rho graduating o1nr-
ctsca l,y tho students Ut tho WRrthnry Theology
lcal Seminary III this city commenced on Tues
tay uld terntnntttl this nftcrIlnur1. Tho f0lnw-
uH gentlemen pitssnd n worry thorough oxan,inN-
tim, wera hwnrsled dptoinaA, md assigned 10
tho paHt0rAtUs given with thelr tanl0: j. DA.
Dc!1nncc, o.; J, Iipssfold til 1T. Sobold, Ia,; l.,
Zghaso to Eluden, Ill; It. johnson to 0rauyllle,
, 1880-07-03
Darby Yrottcs nGniust the tltnc Of 1inr11s. nhtlc
hire last ycHr, Tho hnrac snaie n milo In 1:latt.
1tnrua' tinp hcne a:l7!l.
lN1NH HArtDa.


Hptffal Dts1ntth II The CHICAGO 1ribune.
GRAM, KArll,a, Mich. July 2.-Thu thtr,1 t1ny
Of tho rnccs prNfl rcnsnut. nna called 0llt Il
trick was 4 llttlc heavy i,ecnure Of tho shower
Yesterday. but tho ctntcsts. wrtu ctosc and rv-
favt,rts wrre imlly loate 70 tho ,!1snny NJ the
heavy tMiSers n tho pools. In tho former Ken:
t,lcky Wilkes hal aolti Mt 30 or s'tl IN $lMl md
IN tho hitter Roger ltnnsou ansi Cpmmn,orp
Swectzcr hAd :olf ut nl,o,lt 80 carh ~ go, md
Ml were sotl Ccntclta, the wilmer, went NJ 81 nr
~. In tho 2::s. pncnR ta,rrc1 tl1n was tho
hot fnvnrlt, nth tho winner cHaly. III tho Fri
cnas thero were six entries, mid MI atnrtcrs.
, 1880-07-03
70 The PUBLIC.

There eau be no hotter guurantee Of the yalus
dies than tho base and worthless limitations OF
them, there are False Itesolven u, ReIleks An&
Pills. Do sure and ask for DadWays. and &ae
thAt tho Name Hallway" Ia On what you buy,
, 1880-07-03
P5DESTRIANISM.
TIE riTTanrna MATCH.
P1rTsnuH0, rn.. Jnty a-Thc fifth tlnys scoro
OF tho OI.cnry x.tlRy, twelve hours day heel
nntl-top contest. Is as follows:
The New Stntc UInner-8crvtce The
Immedintc-Trnnsr0r Bill IA
Powerful IIlcvator-l1tvera and lInr.

Immclfnte.Trnnsre IBLll-A
Powerful Elcya&or-latvera and ILnr-
hors.
Special DJ7ateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAs11iSOroN, D. c., July a.-Tllcoiorc Il.
Davis tho wcll-known artist. delivered Mt tho
White House Tonight tho famous now state din
nes-servIco Tor which hn wns commissioned to
t1ra.w the designs, md which I1AvIEnnd & Co., at
Limoges. France, hnvo been year In complut-
Ing from his designs. Tho service consists Of
moro thnn 600 pieces, which II cost the nnnu-
factllrers a0001 to lnAko but 1t costA tho White
House II very inconHIdcrublo portion of tllat
sttm. Tho entire wDrk Is essentially M Amer
icnn production, Ms tIaylland himself Is II Penn
Bylvanin Quaker who settled ut Limoges because
he found Il liner quality Of clay there. Enoh
OF those 501 pieces Is n work Of nrt representing
In great variety tho different flora aud fn,inn
and tho natlrnl Eccnery Of America. III tho
spring OF 1879 m Order was given to Iinyilnnd s.
Co. to furnish tho Executive Nfnnsloil ut Wnsh-
fngton with tltunor service, which, as II WINS to
be used only for state occasionst tho Presidents
wife desired should combine clcxslnco and tp-
pEopr'nto American tecs'rntion. The tlmo spcci-
He'd for tho completion nf tho set wns limited
and tho obstacles to be uyerConD tnprcccdcnt-
ed. and Its successful production world Involve
tnnumcrn1lo triA!a Of colnr. Added tn this, t,o
European nrt,st Wns known who WIS conyessnnt
with wide range Of American subjects. at,d
their appropriate use for tho decoration Of por-
MD Of his friend Theodore il DnvIs, who under
tn>l tho Invention OF Rbapcs nntt tho 1.rOtlllc-
tlon OF water,so,r Et'l4lss. which !iav!land &
sesscd tho nrttstie skill, and knowledge as ts-
scnttai ga II wl1s lrsnnrknbl9 Professional duty
Md Matlva oyS ora Of s 9s, @ lea @ to s,y the
q ~ HIT md d. %%est. % ana ~ IN tho 10
tho aEU1D,t3a uni tho luol]Etns shut Inn bt,jfntD
, 1880-07-03

= SECRETARY THOMPSON.
CoLuxH1Js, July :.-scototary Thompson, Of
tho navy, and faEnlly spent to-day In this city at
tho rcaidonce Ut Mrs, Thompson's three sisters,
tho Misses uardner, and vii! loavo tor homo to-
mOFTDN.
, 1880-07-03
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for afty cents,
Thero Is not remedial agent In this world that
viii Giaro Fever and AEna and all other Mnlazi-
OILS bilious, Scarlet. Typhoid, Yellow, and other
feyork ta!dcd by ltAnWAY'B FILIS) 80 quickly
"a RADWAY'H READY RELIEF,
FIFTY CENTS FER BOTTLE.
, 1880-07-03

Ileautifcs tho complexion by stimulating the
small blood dveASels-Cuticula Medicinal Soap.
, 1880-07-03

A food and medicine arc combined In tho
most perfect manne. in Malt DIttetu.
, 1880-07-03
WINNING lip

NEW YORK. July 2-The Fire Insurance Com.
pany nf okly1 Ia winding up. business being
protitless,
, 1880-07-03

No other whiakcr Dye equals alll's-to cents.
, 1880-07-03

F:ul1lcd runs-Chtcaxo, q: Boston, o.
,Two-hn hits-Ansou t.), Goldsmith, Durns,
1ones, 0'Lcary,
Kelly. Williamson.
l.cft on b'tses-ChicaRn, I; Boston,, 1.
Struck out-Morrill Trott fa). o. I4oary e.
Halls *calletl-Go!l4tlith. Is; F0ley, lUi.
Strikes scaied-0oldsmlth, II; Foley, n,
n lnnubie plays-Jo.los- uurdook, Dalrymple-
Williamson. Quest AnEou.
Passed bMllA-Tr0tt, !.
WILD p!tthus-Foley,
TiMc--4:lH
"ulupire-Pnltt.
CLEVELAND vs. WoRCRsTnM-
So. 6ptttai Dtsxaftk Ia 5hs CAleaeo 3tfbuns,,
CLKyELAHn. july 2,-The Cleyetnnds pulled
hard 9utne out Of tho hrv to- day by hating out
four runs In tho ninth Inning, ut which tilnU tho
AnE1 NuA tu against thutn.
itaatHv4- s sG7ag
Ultvcland:.. o b l o o O ! 80
Worcester. .........,...0 D q D I 0 q o o.
'PHOylpEACE VI, CikGikMATl.
- 8pkctat Dis'1afth to M Chicago Tslb4nk.
ctsc.hAAT,, @, July :.-ThouKh tho Clnciu-
nasls outbastcd tue fn'vl1enc0 tcam to-tiuy.
they ltst Tho gar.e hy outrageous errors. They
couldn't bunch their hits. but did bunch their
crruss e1ectuAlsy. White spnaued hla kneo In
tho nth Inning and quit, Purcell coallng In 10
, 1880-07-03

YOUNGSTOWN, o., JuIya-'tslio weather wna de-
ffehtfnl fur tho r1,crs his fternonlt. The track
WIG hcMvy, Us It Ind ruined most Of the fore
1{rrrrt nr In, kr4f ''1' y
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
Educational Nj eeting.

AT the last Teachers Institute held
at this place, 1t was decided to hold an
Educational mass meeting at Flint
Springs Oh the 3rd Saturday of Sep
lember, but on account of suiting the
convenience of a great many, have con
Cluded to hold the meeting on the 4th
Saturday. Hope all teachers will take
notice and remember the change. The
programme is as follows:
10 a. m. Opening address,
County Sup't, 80 minutes.
l $50 Discussion, 30 minutes.
Each speaker 5 min.
II Literature in the public school,
T.. G. Harms, 80 minutes
IL 80 Discussion to be opened by G..
A. Randolph.
l p. m. The advantages Of Normal
II aining-J. X. Z. Hamilton.
2. Reading.-W. L. Cate. Alternate
B. Rogers.
2:30 GeOlOgy-T. j. Wells.
Discussion opened by NJ. L. Wrinkle.
Essay by Miss A. b. Cummins.
1880 Address by |. n. McCash-The
True Teacher.
s Address by G. A. Randolph.
$50 Address by County Supt.
Teachers please note the change and
make their arrangements accordingly.
COUNTY SUIT.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
g II s 9 Fl Q Oh
AT THE
CLEVELAND MASONIC
CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.

r. c, HARMS, A. b., Principal.
MISS NJ. NJ. MAYFIELD, Assistant.
Miss Bessie McGhie, Teacher of Music.
Course of instruction thorough, comprc-
hensive and practical, including all the usual
branches.
Fall term of five months begins August
26, 1880, and ends Jan. 81, 1881. Spring
term begins Jan. "a and ends June 0, 1881.
Tuition 81 00, 81 %, 81 80, 81 Is, $500,
~ 50 and So 90 per month according to
grade. Incidental fee so cents per quarter.
instrumental Music S25 800. Private les
sons in vocal music $25 90. Nocxtra charge
to Miss McGhic,s pupils for class lessons in
vance. Board in families at from $500 TO
$1,000 per month, everything included ex-
ccpt washing. Those boarding themselves
can get rooms at low rates.
Dr. James Carson will board -four students at
IS per month. Mrs. Sue Nelson four at $40.
Mrs, NJ. H.. Hampton four boys at $40, nnd Mrs.
NJ. T., Wood two girls ut s. per month. Other
citizens will furnish board at corresponding
rates.
The intention IL to make this the best school
In the country for young men iid young ladies
who earnestly desire an education. The prac-
teal Is preferred before the merely theoretical.
Dull ~ utinc Is discarded and the mental pow
ers are developed in the direction of the useful
MS well ~ the good, the true aud the beautiful.
Not only textbooks but also the elements
which tend ~ success IN life are inculCntrd.
Teach n hoy that which viii give him power
whon man, IL our motto.
Cleveland is u remarkably healthy, beautiful
and we'll .lOCntCd town. II contains churches
Of the leading denominations aud OflVrs 10 stu.
dents excellent social and literary advantages.
M bar rooms within four miles
For further information, address or calllupou
tho Principal Mt Cleveland, Tennessee. Please
send names OF young men Who desire an clucN.
ton,
luly s'h n.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

F. P. Kelly VS.. Thos. D. Dodson, ct al.
1t appearing from compliments
original attachment and injunction
bill which is sworn to in the above
stated cause, that the defendants, r.
ID. Dodson and archibald Clark are
non residents of the State of Tennes-
see, so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for four successive
weeks, in the WEEKLY HERALD, a
newspaper published in Cleveland,
Bradley county, Tenn, giving them
notice to appear at a Chancery Court
to be held at the Court House in
Cleveland, Bradley county Tenn, on
Monday, August 18th, 1850,
and plead, answer or make other de.
tense to said bill, or the same will be
taking as confessed and set apart for
hearing ex parte.
w. II. McKAMY, G. & NJ.
BY A. j. WHITE, D. G. g. NJ.
7. |. Gaut, Solicitor for Complainant.
July II, 1880. pr zee 81.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
The smash up.

THE passenger train that passed Cleye-
land Tuesday night at S :52 met with a
serious accident q miles east Of Knox
vile. Ii seems that heavy rains had
washed away the bridge over Arm
strong's creek, and when the train
came dashing along it went in. The
engine, express, baggage, and mail
cars, two passenger coaches and a sleep
or all were fcarfully wrecked. About
thirty persons were injured, but only
one child, little May Battle was killed.
Among the injured were Col. Young
conductor, Whi.lock, engineer, Wood
ward, fireman, Denton, baggage mas
ter, King, brakeman, Cochran, eX-
pressman, Lowery and Phillips, mail
agents, and a great many passengers,
some Of whom are seriously hurt. The
railroad authorities did all In their
power to relieve the suffering. The
wounded were brought to the Akin
House In Knoxville and cared for. Gen.
j. Il. Wilder was n of the passengers
but was not hurt, he being In the rear
sleeper which was not thrown from the
track.
The cars that went into the creek,
and the engine are said to be torn up
badly the loss to the road is estimated
at $4,000.
Another remarkable feature about
the wreck is the fact that a young man
named Kennedy, living near the rail-
road, this side of the wreck, passed by
the bridge, after the wash-out, and dis
covered it, but failed to give warning.
He says he intended to do so, but some
n told him the train had passed, and
he went to bed and paid no more at
tention to it. 1t is certainly hard to
imagine what manner of man he is.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
As 10 Conventions.

The Democratic party Of this county
were not fairly represented In the
Nashville conventions. Ii is a nOtori-
Gus fact that nIne-tenths Of that party
IN this county are low tax men, but the
delegation from Bradley county,
were State credit men and remained
with the regular convention. Just
why the party was so represented Is
easily explained, and it holds good
everywhere else in the State. The facts
are these: Around the towns the
State credit people are largely In the
majority, aud when 4 convention is
called they take a more prominent part
aud consequently appoint such men
from their side as are able to attend the
STATE convention, while they appoint
from the other side such parties as they
have good reason to believe are not fl
nancially able or have no inclination
and will not attend; thus they have
the matter In their own hands, and use
their power In such q way as they
think best for thier side Of the ques-
ton
This Is but natural; different people
see differently, and each m may hon
estly think they are right. 1t is not
the fault of the State credit men that
the low tax men did not ate nd; the
latter were appointed but non of them
saw proper to attend, SC they can lay
the blame at their own doors and not
at the door of those that did attend.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
NON-R ESIDENT NOTICE.

In Chancery Court at Cleveland, Tenn.
Catherine & Y. D. NJ. II appearing from
Prince, complainants bill
VS.. which is sworn to, in
Sarah ROmines and the above stated
others. cause, that the de-
fendents, Riley Barnes and wife, Malinda
Barnes, are On-residents of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon them. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made
ror four successive weeks in the WEEK
LY HERALD, a newspaper published in Cleye-
land, Bradley county, Tennessee, giving
them notice to appear at a Chancery Court
to be held at the Court House in Cleveland,
Bradley county, Tennessee, on the
4Ih Monday of August, 1850,
and plead, answer or make other defense to
said bill, or the ZANE will be taken as con-
fessed and set for hearing ex-parte.
W. H. McKAMY, G. & NJ.
j, N. AIKEN, Solicitor for Complainant.
July 6, 1880. pr. fee $3.50.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
Sale Of
Lands

State Of Tennessee, Chancery Court
Of James County.
Sarah Monger VS. +. n. Norman ct tai.
Pursuant to Il decrctal order made at
April term, 1879, of said court and re-
vived and modified ut the April term,
1880. | will expose to sale at the court
house door in Ooltewah, on Monday,
Sept. 9th, 1880. On credit CT 6 and II
months, taking notes with security and
retaining a limit on the land for fur
Their security.
The following described land to-wit
100 acres, beiEg the north east quarter
of section 81; fraction township 3 and
range 3; also Ill acres, beginning at
southwest corner of the southwest
quarter, sec. 27, and running with said
line so as to include 40 acres, Fraction
township 8, range 3.
Also 40 acres, bounded OF the south
aud west by land of Noah Moor, on the
east by land of Elizabeth Newton, on
the north by Harry Moon, all in the
2nd civil district of James county,
Tennessee, west of the basis line,
OcOee district. I. II. RoDDY G. d NJ,
July 18th, 1880. 4w. pr fee $3.50.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
IRObLnSOn'G Circus.

THE crowd in town Tuesday did not
come up to our expectations, still the
crowd was large. The performance
Was not good by any means. 1t is no
longer the 'Old reliable" The music
Was poor, the performers were stiff, the
animals were sick, and the clown
seemed to be ''out of soap" The
clown failed to sing his usual jolly
songs that does 81 much toward enthu-
sing an audience. Had it not been for
the performing elephants and the
'Clnwn dog" there would have been
nothing worth seeing. We do not be.
lieve that "0ld John Robinson" has
anything to do with the concern; he or
none of his old actors were along cx-
cepting the clown, Lowlow. We are
of the opinion that it is other parties
that have rented his show and are max
ing a trip'on their own "hook" under
his name.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
Chairman Sixth Senatorial District,

Betting Is a mighty bad thing, the
fact is, 1t never benefits any n but
the winner, while the loser has a kind
of lost look and feeling. But if you can
get a dead sure thing, why then put up
your last dollar on it. We know of
one such chance. You can bet your
last dollar on Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment curing in every case. Price
80 cts. Sold BY SCRUGGs Il STEED.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
The Hattie House.

Gentlemen visiting Knoxville, with
or without ladies, will find no better
place to stop than the Hattie House.
The new Hotel adjoins the old Central
House, and is complete in all Its depart
ments. IL Is now clean, cool, aud we'll
ventilated its furniture is new and
neat: the table is all that the palate
could wish anc skillful cooking supply ;
aud the price OF board is so reasonable
that all can afford to %patronize It.
The proprietor, j.. G. Flanders, Is
well known AS 4 polite, attentive aud
accommodating gentleman. jy % If.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
Finest Turnips
IN THE WORLD.
SEED FREE TO ALL SUBSCRI
BERS OF THE HERALD

For the special benefit Of the subscri-
berA to the HERALD we have purchased
q hundred pounds of seed from the fin
est, largestand sweetest summer tur-
nips ever raised in Amer lea. rurnips
have been raised In this county from
these seeds weighing all the way from
9 to NE lbs. One package of these seeds
will be given to each subscriber TO the
HERALD who will call nc this office.
Subscribers ut II distance must send 3
cents postage. Parties not subscribers
to the HERALD viii be charged 10 cents
per package.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
DUE WEST
Female College

More prosperous last year than
usual; annually growing in popu-
lar favor; twenty-one years under
the same administration; employs
only the best teachers; depends
upon merit for success; and offers
the best advantages for the least
money. $4,000 pays board and
tuition for one year.
The next College year will open
Monday, October 4th.
Send for circular to
REV. j. /. BONNER, President.
Due West, Abbeville CO., S. G.
Aug. - 6w.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
NON-RESIDE NOTICE.

Geo. j. Lea vs. ThOs. ID. Dodson, ct ais.
1t appesring from complainants original
attachment and injunction bill which is
sworn to, in the above stated cause, that
the defendants, ThOs. d. DodsOn and Archi-
bald Clark are nOn-residents of the State
tfT ,nnessee, so that the ordinary process
OF law cannot be served upon them. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks, in the WEEKLY
l~IRRALD, a newspaper published in Cleve-
land, Bradley county, Tennessee, giving
them notice to appear at a Chanccry Court
to be held at the Court House in Cleveland,
Bradley county, Tennessee, on the
4th Monday of August, 1850,
and plead, answer or make other defense to
said bill, or the same will be taken as con-
fessed and set apart for hearing eX parte.
w. H. MCKAMY, G.. NJ.
By A. J. WnITE, d. G. & Nj.
THos. 7. GAUT, Solicitor for Complainant.
Ju lyl7, 1880. pr fee 81.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
Call for Republican Senatorial
Convention.

The Republican convention to nomi-
nate a candidate for the State Senate
from the Sixth Senatorial District of
Tenn, will meet at Athens, Saturday
the 2sth day Of August.
The basis OF representation will be
M vote for each county, and one adj
ditional vote for each one hundred votes
east for X. b. Hayes in 1876, and a vote
for each remaining fraction yer 90.
The Chairmen of the different cOun-
ty committees are requested TO take
measures at once to have their respcc-
tive counties represented.
JNo. w. RAMSEY,
Chairman Sixth Senatorial District.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19

WE call attention to the large nd YER
tisement of the st. Louis Calendar Clock
Co., to be found in this issue. TheiI
headquarters for this section
are In this place. They have now
eight teams canvassing the %surrouning
country. They certainly have the best
clock that was cver sold In this country
keeping the year, month, week, day
hour ana minute.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19
SALE OF LAND In CnACERY.
Burgis Scoggins VS. Thomas Cowden,
CT al,

Burgis Scoggins VS. Thomas Cowden,
ct al.
In obedience TO a decree Of the Chan
Gerry court at Cleveland, Tenn, made
at August term, 1877, aud received at
Feb. term, 1850. | will sell to the
highest bidder for cash In hand at the
count house door in Cleveland. on
Saturday, August 2Ist, next,
the following described land tO-wit:
so acres Of land in the LIST civil dis
trict or Bradley county, Tenn, bound
ed by the lands of the following named
parties: On the north by Stephen
lawson, OH the northeast by Wash
Ruth, on the west by F. Triplett, on
the east by Z. w. Green. Also 100
acres In said county, bounded on the
east by F. Triplett, on the southeast by
Climers, on the west by Clifford Cat
Inns heirs. Being the same land for
inerly owned by Burgis ScrOggins and
recovered by him in the above stated
cause. w. II. McKAMY, c. q NJ.
July 18th, 1880. pr fee $3.50.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19

The Bone and Muscle producing Malt
the Ncrve-quieting Hop, the superb
Malarial antidotc Quininr, and other
precious ingredients, combined without
fermentation, are the ingredients of
Malt Bittcrs," prepared by the Malt
Bitters Company.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-19

The boy stood in the melon patch,
When all but him had fled,
And visions of Il royal feast
Went dancing through his head.
But the farmer aud the bulldog came
And the boy, oh /! where Is he?
Go ask the doctor man who patched
His sore an-at-O-me!