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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25
F. 0. MAYS. Druggist.
ATLANTA. GA, February 10. 1870.

ATLANTA. Ga, February 10, 1870
DRs. HUTCHINSON s. BRo-Gcnts: have used
your "Ncuralgine" in several instances, and
ind 1t tho bcs, rcmedy for neuralgia haye ever
tried. 1t relieves the pain and leaves mono of
those unpleasant effects duo to narcotics or
other anodynes. shall always keep il in my
Office, and 'akN much pleasure in recommending
it 10 my patients. S. G. HOLLAND Dentist,
2I Whitehall. Atlanta, Ga.
For sale by Norman s; Bro, Walllalla
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25
'0'''n' ever J. JsfH FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD
A NEWSPAPERS PUB. WRITE

Oihco, Evening News, AuKusta Ga
DR.. TUTT: Dear Sir-Aiy 1ittio son, was attacked
With pnsum9n, sun last winter, which left hin, with
for tho euro OF whIch am indebted toyour valuable
EIpect9rant. had triod most ercry, thing rocom.
pectorant, one bottle Of wliioh removed tho cough
entirely. With many thanks, am y0urs truly,
JOHN NJ WElGTE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25

AS the character Of thief is written in his
countenancc, so likewise do worms portray their
presence in the child's features. Hasten to
give Shriner's Indian Fermifugc to destroy and
expcl the pests
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25
Bright Outlook Of Cotton.

The New York Journal of Con,n,erce
Of Tuesday gives the following extracts
from the latest letters of one of tho lar0es,
and most influential firms 10 Liverpool. and
which, it says, reflects an opinion shared by
many in Now York who are moro direotly
interested in tho price of cotton than
those against whom tho remarks are pointed
1t is worth reading:
"What q fight you are making Of It in
New York against our strong bnl, tendencies
here, which are the result Of sta,o of
trade in Manchester you do not fully realize.
Your operators would have done far botter
for themselves to have helped us up-hu-
mored US, in fact, to tho top of our bent,
und thon let us down with rush, when
they would have filled themselves with tho
fragments. AS it is, suppose you say,
they wanted to draw us down to lower
figure in order to get 10, but have got
ouught by market rising in spite of them
and dare not turn round, aud, as suppose,
they could not close. 1t is Manchester
who is buying nearly oil tho futures and
doing splendidly, as in consequence Of New
York's weak market they arc able to get
distant deliveries cheaper than spots. The
beurs need not think the cotton will be
taken up-it will DO wanted to spin.
look for good trade continuing, aud, with
the present enormous consumption, expect
decided scarcity with 5,500,OOO bales,
which really think is the lowest it is sofe
to put tho crop at. Spinncrs are now
making from It'd. to 23d. por pound ,lear
profit on ell they spin. Why, therefore,
should cotton go down to ID, or even stop
at 73d.? Consumption would not bo in-
creased pound. Price hos at present little
to do with tho question, q fact which New
York won't see and | fancy moy bave to
pay for not doing 80.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25
SENECA M a. LII
AND
FEM ALE HIGH SCHOOL.

FIRST SESSION FOR 1880 BEGINS JANU-
AIRY s:
Juvenile Department, per month, S 50
Primary Department. per month, 90
intermediate Department, per month, so
Select Studies. per month, 2 90
Academic Department, per month, 2 so
Telegraphy, by competent and experienced
operator, extra.
Bonrd, per month, So 90
The above rates Of tuition are to bo paid in
advance for each session Of five month, exclu.-
sive Of State appropriations. -, naq ....-, 49,
G. w. MOORE, Principal.
January |, 1880 7.3mo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25

SOME Conn IN ILLINo1s.-The corr
crop of tho State of Illinois for the veal
1879 is reported to be 305, 5,8l3,377 bushels
and estimated to be worth S97.483, ,052
about 81 ] cents per bushel 1t is diGioul
for the mind to take in the full magnitude
of these figures. Here are some oalcula-
tions that will help the conception: Load
this corn upon wagons, 40 bushels to tho
load, and start them of on the road so near
together that there shall be 100 teams ia
every mile. The line Of wagons carrying
this one crop of Illinois corn would stretch
AWAY 76;458 miles or more than three tirbes
arouOd the world Again: Loud this cror
upon railway freight cars, 1854 bushels o,
about 8 tons to the car, and nuke up these
cars into continuous freight train, allow
ing 30 feet of track to each car. The train
would extended 6.0S0 miles, or nearly
twice across the Continent, from the At
lnntic to tho Pacific Oceans! Again: Sun.
pose We put :his corn crop into square
bin 20 feet deep. Let the arithme,ical
young readers of the american Agricnuu-
rist reckon how large this biz would be
each way Also, how mnny acres it would
cover. Also, how many pounds of pork it
would make if given pigs weighing lO0ibs
each Wien they begin feeding upon the
corn, and 250ibs. when killed for pork
american A1rtcuiturist for March
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25


Tho State of Virginia is wrestling with
q debt of e92, 100000.
The Now York Herald Irish relief fund
now aggregates 1910, ,287.20.
There ts more money In the Winchester,
KY, banks than there has been since tho
panio of '73.
Texas wool this season will bo the finest
that has ever been shorn in that State.
Putnam County, Fla, receives revenue
OF $4,000 from her orange crop this
season.
Florida has 1876 acres from which it is
thought tho yield this year will amount to
1000 quarts of strawberries.
Tho Florida hotels have accommodated |
forty thousand Northern guests during tho
winter now drawing to CLOSE.
A great deal of oano has beon planted in
Laurens County, 8. o., this year, and
large yield of syrup will bo realized by the
farmers.
Within the past eight years Eve hundred
and nine ty-seven conviots have escaped from
the Mississippi State prison.
What is the difference between a blind
mule and man who never reads news.
paper! Well, there isn't any difference.
The Rev. Mr.. Simmons, who was nomi-
dated as Census Supervisor for tho Third
District OF Georgia, was rejected in the
Senate by largo majority.
An apple tree, near Gillsonvillc, s. c..
has several bushels of apples on i. as large
as ben eggs, all in healthy, growing oon-
Mr William Smoak, of Oranreburc
County, 5. Q was born 1884. Ho has
raised IL children. Ills oldest is rs wears
OF age. lie has 575 living descendants,
and 1l6 doad
Capt. Richard O'Neal, Jr., has been do.
olared the nominee of tho Democratic party
for Mayor of the City of Columbia. We hopo
he will be elected. lilo is q first class man.
The Richmond, Va, liquor men proposo
to celebrate the day the law which substi-
tutes the Moffet system goes into force by
grand banquet They propose further, to
buy up all the old Moffet registers and have
them cast into a cannon TO herald forth the
dawn of any new freedom they may acquire
in the conduct of their business
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Saturday, March 20.
The Is, $50 shares of stock held by the
City Of Charleston in the Memphis end
Charleston Railroad Company were pur-
chased yesterday by Newell, Duncan & Co ;,
of this CITY, at the rate of 383c. By this
transaction the City of Charleston realizes
in cash about sl45, 900. 1t is understood
that the purchase was made for New York
parties.
LYNoHRuRG, VA, March % The on-
quittai Of ex.Judge John Hill, Of I}uok-
ingham County, one of the Virginia judges
indicted for falling to put negroes un iuries
hns silayed Excitement here on tlnt ubirc,
Five of the indicted judges have asked
that their cases be continued. There sill
probably bo a trial Of the threo othors ut
this term Of court.
ATLANTA, March 22.-The Christian
lndc.c Of to-day announces that OK. G oye,nnr
Joseph Il. Brown has presented to the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, at
Louisville, KY, $4,000 for tho endowment
OF profossorship, The whole amount has
been peid and is now in the hands of Rev.
James p. Boyce, D. d., chairman of the
faculty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25

Capt. Richard O'Neal, Jr., has been do
olared the nominee of tho Democratic part,
for Mayor of the City of Columbia. We hon
he will be elected. Ho is q first class man
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25

ATLANTA, March 22.-The Christian
lndcc of to-day announces that OK. q Governor
Joseph Il. Brown has presented to the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, at
Louisville, KY, $4,000 for tho endowment
OF profossorship, The whole amount has
been peid and is now in the hands of Rev.
James Z. Boyce, d. d., chairman of the
faculty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25

The Richmond, Va, liquor men propose
to celebrate the day the law which substi--
tutes the Moffet system goes into force by
grand banquet. They propose further, to
buy up all the old Moffet registers and have
them cast into cannon to herald forth the
dawn of any new freedom they may acquire
in the conduct Of their business.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25

The Edgefcld Advctiser, Chester
Standard and other papers of tho State,
agree with US 10 the opinion that the uom-
ination of candidates for State Offices should
not be made at the June Convention, but
BE postponed till a later day. As far as
we arc able to judge, public opinion 10 this
part of tho State sustains this view. In
addition to the objections We have already
made to tbis action of the Executive Com
rnittee, We would add others. Whom can
didates arc put in the field for State Offices
they must have platform of principles to
stand upon. That platform should accord
with the platform laid down By the Ma
tional Democratic party. But how can
that be effected, if put forth before the
National Democratic Convention meets
which will be month after the date of the
convention called by Executive Com mitt. e7
Again: long canvass will seriously effect
the farming interest of tho State, We
want short, active aud jealous work in the
approaching State election, one that will
least interfere with business, and accom-
plsh the result-a Democratic victory
before dsaffeeted Democrats will have time
to combine with Radicals and put ticket
in the field GreenuiWe Mc,cs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25
DR.. j. r. HAYWOOD.
Of New .inrk, voluntarily indorses It.

Of New .inrk, voluntarily indorses it.
READ WHAT HE SAYS:-
DR., TU IT.: New Yok Sept, 10, 1877
Do.r Sir-Dmring this y1ar wi cd no hundred
ctsrs of lung q soises In the Ilw.r W. rls az tGo
city the c ses we're OF very sovoro tyio. It was
tho:e my item ion W called to Tutt sExpectorant
and con ess NY SURPRISE ut its wonderful powor.
During pr.cti"e OF twenty years. l have neyor
happy effects 1t instantly subdued the most violent
fits Of coughing, and invariably cured tho disease in
a few days. cheerfuly ndurso il us tho best lung
medicine ever used. -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Saturday, March 20.
The 15, $50 shares of stock held by the
City Of Charleston in the Memphis end
Charleston Railroad Company were pur-
chased yesterday by Newell, Duncan S Co !,
of this CITY, at the rate of 383c. BY this
transaction the City of Charleston realizes
in cash about sl45, 900. 1t is understood
that the purchase was made for New York
parties.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25

LYNgnRuRa, VA, March % The 90
quittal Of ex'Judge John Hill of Buck-
ingham County, one of the Virginia judges
indicted tor falling to put negroes un juries
ms sIlayed excitencnt here on tl,"t subjrc,
Five OF the indicted judges have asked
that their cases be continued. There sill
probably bo a trial of the three othors at
this term of court.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-25


South were engaged last Sunday in the study Of
lesson on "The Evils of Inlemperance' from
Prov. xiii 20-35. II appears that there arc in
United States 83,637 minister's Of the Gospel,
costing annually for their support, nnd the cur
rent expenses connected with the churches they
serve, $47.G38,495. The annual contributions
per capita for religion equal about Sill. There
arc in the United States 1856 900 saloon keepers,
costing the country $500. .000 900, or 1862. .3GS
600 moro than the church The cost Of liquor
per capita is $l7-for education, So. The pri-
sons, aims houses, peniteniaries, asylums, re-
formatories, chldren's aid societies, poor houses
and tho like. costing hundreds of millions Of
dollars nre fillcd with the victims Of tho deadly
liquor traffic. The money spent for liquor is
30 much cnpital taken from the productive in
dustries OF tho country. The enormous waste
and drain upon the resources of tho nation from
Tho liquor traffic must bo stopped or tho nation
cannot long survive.
Our attention has been directed 10 The pond
Of muddy and stagnant wafer, near Main street,
on tho vacant lots of Messrs YanDivere and
Poolo. AS q sentinel Oh tho watch tower we
fcol it our duty to bring this matter to tho at
tention Of our Town Council and invoke their
consideration Of tho subject at oncc. This
poad onght to bo 80 ditohcd and drained that
tho water in the future will not accumulate hcrc
andbeoomc stagnant. forming mass of vegcta-
bio a>d animal matter for tho hot suns of
Juno,Jply and August to convert into poisoned
ntmoslhere endangering tho lives Of our citizens.
we fee fully satisfied that this very place and
other PAGES that wo might mention wore the
'mmedite cause Of the fever that was so preya-
lent IN fur midst last summer. Mr.. VanDviere
says no ready and anxious to ditch and drain
his lot s. ston rs tho Couroil will give him an
outlet besw Nis fenco for onrrying off the water.
IL ~ patent Q every intelligent and thinking
mind that sue plaoos SHOULD be fixed. wo
trust therefore Y is only necessary 10 barely
mention this mater to the COUNCIL for IL to take
stops Tho premises.
, 1880-08-28
WESTERN PATENTS.
List OF Patents Issued to Inventors or
the Northwestern States rl.in SyoclI.
Gnsff1i uttraich 10 Tic Ehirifan If[LnEe.


hl:t OF rnteh's ISSUED 10 inventors o'
ehe Nortn.scster" -, ~tate" Ansr ssi, W oeA'
epeet"' DHpa'tn 10 '"s e"i'"eo i'to""s. a.,
WAsiElSHFbS, ID. -, A'tE. 27.--A. IL. ,Esf-
n;ls IL f.,, rr1,ort tile following Iyltrnts Jysucl
thtv ,,a,,. Ia thn jnvunt,,,s of ti,o Nnrth ,vrat
tH's WeeA 10 l1'e 1'1sel'Iola VI t"e Ho't""esl
ern Statcs:
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o,i ~, u, ,Hs XXX, .ts'o"' e"'e"so' eotouou 1oo'
'A'.s 'r'! J".~' Huh. ,,a- ,,,,,.t, .,,,h, ,,,.t
al; o.; ' natris' hsue FhfR' uhat'ng wrought anu
>Hr' II ILL., H,... f+,,,,.o ,,ntr.
r. M''T X ,rn n!e"Tu si!k .k,,a,, r,.+r,,,,,,,-
II. it, i3,,ss,W. tHS,v,,. ni,n,.'
l.. d, Cteuvctutll, Ck!c,iYf, sash fastening.
!, EMr*t. EMrckn, lrN!l,- tllr gNtc.
!. nsWtz. tsatle. saWshE WI Eauge.
n n drpv. y u,itI ,|s ,,ri,',.i ~ inro.
nj" Ia"c' ''e"'s e'"a' eh'e"eo' oF"'"A ao' 'u'"-
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Il \; 'inMet .'t Sa'e ,.,n,;tor
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T. II. iStnsi,m,l. ThurItatt,, sti,nn, rts,lst.r.
&. H. Itcrrlu,,, UlOu,ijillriolt. pOrket check
lpnI;,
Il. i. Uchnr,is. 1luulkcr if{!!, coru- PLANTER
a.I. s.im,z, III sniif.. m,tfir. stnu1,"r.
III. ii. Tr1lhrrji. HDrllturtI. uilt,1,,.
q; H. Williams Edwnrlsrtllr ,qnshiuo .ta.
ch[,,e,
IL Wttsey ChIengf ,rntpr f1Itrr
w'vr.,ws,y
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, 1880-08-28
THr M'DoNAt0 ROW,

u,..t,t fo.,..,,rd,ryr ~ NJ cht,ooo 1,rIh,,ct
spe'" ,"If'po"ae".s ~ .,o t"< '"py e,,, ''"'
whisky.lsinR TIM ,lotoriety, has bern h, trouble. @
1io iles been arrssie,l on n Stute warrant;
tlsn M, !, warrant Issued by n l,o,1cr-S1au;s.
u .,s,,, W n,,L "maa .r.as.. nn,,". ~, t., ,,',"
e''"'' "'' H1ltu' lne'c ~ appea. !" y. t.hes
place III the little Town of Snknlnl4, where
tho fauljy Of Mcdonald resides 1t srlns
tint n vo,,th o,m,,l n vrura 1,lu wue ,.,,t,,,tI
% H. s..,;,. h.@'t.u ia n.,,, ~ ,.n .,..I'e
~ Seiins peoSs. !in snaisu ~ a'G fts'iTnee
q MctnIai,l, Ply wai'aeu =" srli y Nli,ir.
ais. nilonas! ,il .0,M ai'' tat vi S ~. llts ~ nse
s'ni@ tt. WM"t tv,sv - ~, R, ": VIZ W.:
sarH's ,eoh un ''i, WhasHy LYING: ~" RDS
Eaa.i M.at aonH "hc u ,., LINZ nonse NY
, 1880-08-28

For The tAiraao Tribune.
What OF tho poets sonKY Il brings not gold
liMs M 10 10 cn,nnurotl M value t.a !. tho ,, ,n,nrt;
1hlt scarcely gets An rchu from thu heart.
Tho bard Is lightly heil in didrcpntc~-
Is bundled BIZ tbs prrss uiIseuIniy rude:
All, luck iess wight! give hltu II prssosl-eult,
'Ur XIII With lulps anu stlnxs thu sll9lux brood.
No matter! lrt tho news-unnn have hls wayl
lfni stand with III. uptAi thlu vtrlhtlt alEl
And view Geneva Luke THU buhuer'lAys
Onee Seen itut soon fnrguf. Dut tuved Te!t'
ls thus y dlnple on lnir Entura'S l,rcast
That tells thu sucrt.t uf her luytrnrt
III Haothr tlo pHsaiuJa lsld ta lHll IN rcst
Tho vay1o doalroa TINT move tho husuan hoart2
Or dill tho 3lastur. IIanl that madu the aea,
And SCATTERED iakcs Ike penr's oh EaftIs xrcca
slakp lhis Isccn-slo,y Of Ills world to lv
Th0 bcst- beloved 1t man, tho tlr4t und Geat2
Arcad!an aro ttlcso hills md l,e,,blel shnrea-
Thcso ct!oraL meadows touched III light and
These poacrful waters whuro tue lnvor's oars !
Hang llsllcas whilo hu woos tn exieetuft luRid*
FIR teoa !; .se elty's n'SI!. yet ,,er rpsor;,
!srS s9Mi nvr WHSry :! deixeT ,,. @ iss. or4
Each scasoh round 1llOrc joyous thnn thu past.
@ Wcse %Ses sh"se re"saxs tosn the bay
Ut simple oost-ii hualrel tholaand, ssy. q
And lot It havo sl1aint towers and lofty halls.
chu1nbtra en- suite, nNl balllojsa for iiiY losG.
0rou!ds lat'dsoaps-lald. with grosas and "ateF"
a yacht, TOO. In tho background. ny tho eoys.
Afar from Nat,i.ro's halints; tia Elljy throng
Ntrlkfs harah upon h!s ta.r, xli1 stva!saw
'rbo srue aroma Of hs s'a'lye so''s"
mt oure hc viewed this scono, aa.. IN his heart
, 1880-08-28

countries pEnyli!etl, uu1rr circumstances. that
EcarnglIl should grail M ct,,,snsalnls for ta,-
mi construction withhit treyinna trn,suI!ntlun
with r"Sta Ktcn. The lattrr Republic is, snn,t~
what lnefIft-l tti br blllKtrrut. nnl iA singular
Interference III lhG fltarlkttuH nnnlr+ IN likely
10 bring scrjots evil tIt,tJu 1t n persisted In.
, 1880-08-28

/ GuuultlCil, ATT01tSEY-AT-i.AW,r III DEAR.
y, LuIi.-at. t1l.l4,u. Ahytcp tfau. Fifteen !turs
rxpclcuvs. Uu4Iuess Quvly IND lva:atiy Transacted
, 1880-08-28

TIANUNI)5 NksET, STYLISH AMI HECUHf
iu value a!!u~sa for " RI Y3i; ![!an9SMas e.
JuWuieY MxnnarkAFyF corner AAtllku und a1Atu-ht4
UVuT Luck \ ltAynurs drug AtOru rne.,IAl D..t!r
, 1880-08-28

Ihavo long prescribed tho shakcrs' s.arsapa-
Jeremiah I,lnkc. 81. u, Uilmu.lton, N. il.
, 1880-08-28

Shaving becomes m Indispensable luxury wifi
tutiritt1a Shaving Soar.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-19
THE ELEPHANT MARCHING
AROUND
And the Band Begins TO PIa,

Ana the Band Begins To Play.
st. Louis Globe Democrat, Rep:
Mahomet divided the neither world
into seven hells, the lowest and hot
test Of which he set apart for bypo-
crits. This is an item Of some per-
sOnal concern TO an administration
which began 10y pIoteStations OF pa
rity and civil service reform, and Is
now engaged in prostituting the pat
ronage Of the government to bride
the republican party into the nomlna-
tiou of an unworthy candidate.
st. Louis Republican: Mr.. Sher
man is not having his own way in
Ohio by any manner Of means. The
Senator from Maine looms upon the
horizon as q hateful disturber Of his
dreams and rival of his ambition. 1t
is said hat no less than twenty
Blaine clubs haze been organized
throughout the State in the last ten
days.
Baltimore Gazette: Secretary
Sherman has secured the votes Of
Virginia and North Carolina in the
republican convention and hopes to
come in as the second choice of the
Grant men in Pennsylvania. The fight
between Grant, Sherman and Blaine
is becoming moro and more triangu-
lar.
Washington Republican: Grant
and Blaine, Grant and Garfield,
Grant an | Key, Grant and MAYNARD,
Giant and Settle, Grant and Wilson.
Choose which vCu will.
New York Hclald: IT, prcsiden
tial election will be decided by the
great and doubtful state of New
York, and if any republican can carry
it, that republican is Senator Coak-
ling. He is stronger in New York
than the cx.prcsident, and he would
not be weighted with the third term
incubus.
Nashville American: We prcdic-
ted long ago that Washburne would
be the dark horse. Watch him. No
body talks Washburne. He neither
pushes himself nor is be pushed, bu:
he gently attracts attention to the
fact that he is not dead by coming
out for Governor of Illinois. When
it appears hat Grant is dead, which
is rapidly coming to pass, that Sher.
man has the south. but no strength
i'll the north, outside Of Ohio; that
Bltine can't get the southern vote
Washburne will take the rag off q
the bush.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-19
The

Some of:the Republican papers think
it best for the Republicanstto .wait till
the Democrats make their say before
they nominate a'candidatc for sGoverh-
or. We see 10 reason for such an ac-
ton. For. thespast six years the Re-
publicans have Gwaltcd. and gained
nothing either time. The Republican
candidate should kaye..saDpIc time to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thing
that has never been done. There are
one hundred towns in Tennessee where
IL Republican, speech has never been
made. If the Republicans will put
forward a good maj, there is an extra
chance to elect him. The Democrats
are split and can not possibly get to-
gethcr-as some oisthem want to rcpu-
diqte and others want to pay the State
debt.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-02-19
NON-REsiDENT NOTICE.

Miranda Hosler,l Bill Of divorce In the
~. Chauccry Court al
Alex. l%losleI. Cleveland Tennessee
In the above stated course il appears
from lie original bill which j. sworn
To that the drfcndcnt Alexander ~liOsicr
Is q non-residcnt OF the State OF Ten
ncssce, 80 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot Ice served Oh him. Il l.
Therefore ordered that publication De
made In Cleveland HERALD, q news
paper published IN Cleveland, Bradley
County, Tennessee, for four weeks.
giving said dcfcndcut notice to appear
At a Charcery Court to be- held al the
court house iu Cleveland Trnn., on the
It'll Monday OF February next and an
swer the allegations In said bill or IL
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