The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-10-07
IFacis ana Fancies.
The Mrs. Garfield 'und has reached
500, 600.

The Mrs. Garfield 'und has reached
100000.
Quite a large crowd were in towr
Monday attending Couuty Court.
There are over IG, 900 bushels Of wheat
stored at swectwatcr.
\ special term OF C%harccry Court
will be held at Kingston on the 10Th.
The Washington conrly fair meets on
the BIB, 10 continue three days.
Six conviets from Shelby county ar
rived at the penilentiary Friday.
Justice Waitenb4rger has an attach
meUt notice in this issue.
The Garfield Monument fund has
reached near $G.C00.
Commissioner Hawkins is making a
tour through the eastern part OF the
State.
The Missouri Train robbers have been
arrested identified aud bound over
to Court.
The Ohio State election occurs on
Oct. llth. The excitement aud inter
est has somewhat died down.
Quite a number Of our citizens and
Lawyers attended Court at Decatur
this week.
In the future the Knoxville Chronicle
viii contain more Geographic news
than heretofore. This is tommendable
in that lively sheet.
a heavy storm swept over Nebraska,
Wisconsin and Illinois Friday, killing
many people and blowing down houses.
a correspondent thinks that Mahone's
party and the Republicans will he vic
torious in Virginia.
Iti IS generally thought now that
Senator Bayard Of Delaware will be
elected President Of the Senate, thus
virtually becoming Vice President.
Ananias White, the negro convicted
Of numbering his wife at Nashville,
wants a new trial.
The G~reenville Fair, after having
been Il financial success, closed Thurs
LAY night with Il calico hop.
Hon. Ncl5on w. Aldrich succeeds
Gen. Burnside as Senator from New
Hampshire.
We have received the first issue of
the Daily World, a new and newsy paper
inst started at Nashville.
The Chattanooga Chimes" is mad be-
C mse Senator Harris of this State is al
admircr Of Conkling.
The pearl excitement has died ont at
Murfrcesboro, but dealers are yet buy
ing all that are offered.
4 young Irishmau named Daniel
Clauscy jumped into the river at Knox
Vile, Friday night, to end his troubles,
but was rescued.
Misses Cassie and Mamie Bldgett of
Knox county, after a visit to friends
and relatives ia and near this place, re-
turned home Manday.
Misses Katie and Mamie Brabsom of
Athens, have been visiting the Misses
Hughes, the past week.
The Knoxville Criminal Court has
sentenced Henry McBee, one of the
murderers of James Mcfarland at
Black Oak Ridge, to three years hard
labor in the ~peuitentlary.
Mr.. Charles Marshall, of New Or
leans, and Miss Lilly Williams, of
Glarksville, Tenn., suddenly took an
irresistible notion toward each other,
in Clarksvillc the other day, and imme-
diately got married.
Eli Johnson, of Swcetwatcr, and
Miss Mary Pierce, of Athens, were Sc
cretly married the other night, on ac-
count of parental opposition. The
bride returned home to Athens next
morning, leaving the bridegroom at his
home in Sweetwater.
The Chattanooga'Time on and after
Oct. 10th, will be issued every day in
the week. This enterprise is commend
able and will be a great benefit to the
reading public. Heretofore no paper
in East Tennessee has issued Il paper
on Monday morning.
MARRIED. Sept. Goth, attheIe sidence
of the brides father in this city, Rev.
w. II. Darnell officiating, Miss LAURA
j. WHITE to Mr.. w. II. HACKNEY.
Immediately after the ceremony was
performed the happy couple left for
the bridegroomS home in East Nash
vile. We have known both the bride
and groom for several years, and take
pleasure in saying that the former was
one Of the most popular girls Of our
town, aud the latter Il perfect gentle
men in every sense Of the word,