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SSl GREAT 1881
20 tn ! PEEn SN;sT y an !. R9gTs ~ ,n
STssh RAILS, SPLENDID sCENEE
AAGNIFIOENT KQUIPMEEI.
May 10th, 1881.
Trsina ienye Washington from depot OF BAL.
TlMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
=, ner OF Sixth and st1 acts, Is follows:
~ 80 an. daily, except Sunday. and zoo. 1000
Tied Express of Pullman Pnrlor Csrs $50 ..
en-. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
SS sno III 81 a. M. daily, except Sunday, and
For Pittsburg and the West 8.UU .. M, with
Parlor car to Pi:tsburg and Sleeping car to
Pittsburg and Chicago 1890 q. II. daily
=, BOY p. m. daily, with Palace Gar to Chicago.
For Cannndaigua and the North, w q. m.
except eacept sunday ana $50 p m. daily, except
dky.
For Baltimore, 6 20, 800, $50 end 1890 =, NJ,
ZOo, ~ $40, $40, $50, 10 GO and TO- Is D. m.
IN % Sunday SU and 1880 am; ECO $40, 9.SJ,
For Pope's Greek Line, 6 40 q. M, and 4 90 DIM,
;, daily, except Sunday.
for annapolis, ~ g. N. and 4 40 .. n. daily
except Sunday.
- - 6oChh LSAlNS.
fos aIe1andrlx w, I 20, $40, and IL 80 q.
"a, and 70, 6, 70, snd II 80 D. m. Sun.
-, dsy Of I OO, 8 70, and II 80 >. nj. and 8 D. m.
Trans II IN leave Alexandria for Washington, 500
QUO, and III 3. Ia, and 1919. 3, 8, Z, 9lO
p. N. snd II night.
IN Sunday At S.C5 ard 10 =. N. and 90 and
9 III p. N. $50"
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH. vi,
Guantico sad Richmond, will leave Ale1an-
o1ia ~ ~ aoc II q q. m. daily and 20 ..
m. daily, except Sunday.
Fsst mall leaving at II II Z. M, makes but two
Stops, VIZ: at Qusntico and fredericksburg,
-, between Alexardria and Richmond.
Tickets and information eau be- procured II
Southeast. j. r. WOoD
FRAN& THOMSON ~Ns'"N
General Manager mvIa
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QSYzeetnte;
TUESDAY sysn1Hu. NOVEMBER T..

THIRTY MILLIONS LOCKED IN Tower =
1t has always occo believed that one Of The
= great d!snnrointmants of Bismarck life ERs
tie ease With which the Frcrel paid eff the
immnnse iaccnJl tXac!cd from them at tie
corcusi1n OF tho tIa1c G?1man war. About
thirty mliiUba Ot duiara s!! rrmsiu on tie
Chancellor hao6s. Ter when the Z ,Vtrcment
ge,s 60 isteIe.t whatever This eum is iockcd
up 10 the julius i0Wsr Q! the fortress of Spa
dau. 10 he chaige CT tie governor Of that CAS-
tie. 10 tW0 n.@uG5cia CT tic Imperial National
Debt CoauIissdn Ia .Duuap essi~ned inc ouhr
nus task Of count: ,ti4 uGss Of coucd gtli.
EACH ct then. has key t. inc a1cr Of the
tower. Which c;n b. oNcGec CITY by turainr hp
keys Inu. ancous3. Tbs treasure Is 10 | POO
carvss BAGS. esch c)1thining SO 0DO worth If
gold. a src,ior OF tie itu3slau Guard is told
OF to ass S: 10 v2rlt?iog the c2neos CT these
bags. bad this mOAtY b,co securely Invested
at hve PEI ccot. when ii was paid, it would row
have amounted to nearly forty ml!iULs Ct
dollars.
MAJOR DANIEL IN EArsAEAEEocK The
kiGga Echo II ia !.o;i.e OF tho rec ut visit
OF Msjcr Daniel to Tia. county, M account Of
which has appeared in tho CSzes!o, says:
Our old f>.aers wefe out ara testified by their
presence the lrnDo7;aLce Of our cause, Old III III
VerglER upon thr grave, how'd down with ixs
with to,.G!iIg tjO.>ts:,s. iaiLcrIng voice, but with
tIus and mEu!y spirits ;o1 love Of God, ccultry
and f:seacm-iae:! "hO we ALvrr saw before 81
polEcsl meetings end men VITO have lived IL
tie better past and heard tho elOGuence Of Clay,
of Calhoun, and Et.:Ie.Ger, pIoDouuce That
Daniels etlyrt was .he ltost rGaSnlfcent comb
nation OF tsct, lc.sOn and CrsiUry iney had evur
heard. When tho spGakinG was ever LAME.
stepped from tho ro:trGln md was gurrcaudut
by ladies' who encouraged i'm with !5oi's speed
End gentlemen from whom dGep, heartfelt utter.
snces OF God bless You Ennti which utarances
showed the grandeur Of TIE splendid petch aaG
principles the speaker advocated.
Ez- f;ss ?nur druggist ;or copy cf "You5g
Mems fr.eod" -und read It!
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sTEAMEK8.
VXTASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
NY (1s.,iknAN

w (Limited)
On Sundsy, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day the boats of taa Washington Steamboat
Company tlimited) will run as follow
Leave Washington st 60 S 10 80 snd 10 so
3. M, and II Is, 2t0. so 4 DO. S IS and I D. m.
Leare AlcrGndria ut 90, 7 80. s so, 10 10 and
II 80 .. m. ard Is. 40, LOO, s 20 and 6 80 D. no.
On Thursday. Friday and saturday leave
both cities at CO. $50 50. so, 10 80. III 80.
II 80 30 go 3 80. 40 s 80 and so [senl6
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MORTON MkRYE, Clerk.
y. b. Stusrt, p q. OCt2S-W4W

NlRGlNIa: In the Clerks office Of XII q
~ George Circuit Court, October II, 1881.
Eliz'beth Nj. A. &. Hooe and Xsrifs hooe,
complsiatnta, assinst A b.alom Il. bin brid &c,
Robert e B=iubridEe, Elizabeth II. Cassard,
josephine Chsse, Seymour Hooe. Emily Hooe
snd Harriet Hcoe. the lsat four children of
Sci IN ur Hooe deceased. and others, defend
ante. In chancery.
The object Of This suit ia to subject the ZEAL es-
late i'll the bill namad and known as Fried.
land" and "Gissenstoa" to the pay eGt of q lien
thsroon given b7 the late Georgeanna |; Aooe,
for the sum OF $40 47G IL, evidenced BY four
bonds for S3,:G9 Is each, to VIM s. Sarion and
w. 4. Mason, s3eci.l commissioners, uudor a
decree OF the Circuit Court o, King George
county. rendered in the CHI, nccry cause of Hoos
guardian, against Hooe and others, End for other
purposes in SAID bill named
And sfidsVit having been made and filed that
Tho above nsmod defendants are non residents
OF this State. 1t is ordered that they appear here
within ono month after due publication of this
order, and do VIVA: is necessary to protect their
interests in this SUIT A copy-teste:
WIN. S. BROWN, Clerk.
j, y. ID as0n, D. q. OCtl0-m4m
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,

On and slter Mondsy. August LIST, 1881, the
Steamer I. V. ARkOWSMlTH, will leave her
whsrf, foot OF XII, & Street 8. 7:3G 3. III EVERY
MONDAY, TB RSDAI aud SATURDAY
for all RIVER LANDINGS. On Monday as
far. % Nomini Fary; On Thursday, Nomini
and Currioman On Saturday Curriomsn ard
Leona!GtoWn.
yES-Lt J. Il. WOOD, Msuccer.
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's'HuSThES SAILS OF DWEALING

FSTHUSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING
4. HOUSE, and NkloT and Saw Mill
By Virtue Of e Coed oftIust from james Welch
kid wife bearing tiaLs tho 20!h of Novemb bar.
1878 recorded ia liber y, No d. folio Is, land
Of lha party secured shsll otoy for sale .. pub.
lie auction on MONDAY, ths 2lst of November,
1881 81 ESit.Sx &. L., in front cf the Court
H9Ise door, valuable DWELLING HOUSE,
iklST and ga " MILL. the ssiG property
llcS on the Georgetown Turnpike, in Fairfax
county. "nd ia about nine miles from George.
town, u. q Tho greater pari OF the machinery
il new and 10 fine condition.
Terms: 20 much cash as will rsy the costs
srd oSpenees or sale snd tho sum OF 5 $50. with
interest on said sum from Dec. 18th. 1879, TO the
deY Ct sale, tho taisnce upon q credit Of l, and
years, With interest from tha day cf sale upon
deferred instalmcnts tc DO secured by deed OF
trust upon tho property sold.
I ii LOVE-
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I lkGlNiA: Clerks ttlice OF lie Circui.
Cour! Of the city Of Alexandria, October
y. 1881.
James f. Carin, complainant.
vs.. Ia chancery.
kleI. hunter ct sis. defts
Whereas James I. Cariin heretofore exhibited
TO our Circuit Of the city CT Alexsndris his bill
OF complaint against Alexander Hunter and
others, wheroupon sundry proceedings hsvs
boon had, as aprGars from tie recC rds and Il es
OF shid Court tus before lnsl decree cou!0 DO
pronCunc:d ia the Cause j amos Il. Garfield, who
had become psrty defendant to saiu suit, de-
psr!ed this lifs, leaving Harry a. Garluld,
ismea Z Garfield. Eolle Gsrfald, Irwin McD
Garfield and ahram Garfield, bis Il sirs 1T law and
Lucretis i Garfield, his widow. liz surviving; ;
and the said IsrnCs = Gsriin having uppllc .ted
III fer proper reTedy in this behalf and We
oelrg willing tnst WIS. is right srd jus. should
DO done; and it appearing by stidavit ;hst the
said harry A. Garfield, James Il. Garfield,
aolie Gllfod irwin Med. Garfield, Abram
Garfield aud Lucretis K Garfield ara not reti.
dents OF this St&e, it is ordered III It they appear
here within on" month after due pub!ics tiou of
this order to show if anything for themselves
they havn OF know TO say why tho said suit
should not Ce proceeded III 10 fGsi decree and
be in all things in the SAME plight and condition
SIS 1t WAS at the time of the decssse of the said
James A. Garfield, and further 10 do and re-
ceivs what our ssid Court sh all in Tat part con.
sidor e copy-test:
MORTON MkRYE CLERK
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WE HAVE this Gay secured the agency for
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED Air
and PORTER, which We will keep oonstantly
Oh hand, and to which we invite the attention Of
families who desire no article Of ale or Porter.
aDT w. A. JOHNSON g. 90
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EHkS Nki% YS,ssE5.

svte LIZ" S~sSLSs
aT&-a,;E q Sss e. T.. 6ITEs sa = [SD SO Hs
9!!HGssIT
nF&El FRIDAY, at y H.: end returning,
!eavc Seq 1ork, i:oIi pinr H. Esst river, EV.
EkE iA"U EHAS, \. 4 O'clock =. n.
The gteainers Of this company rn.ls connsc-
tons ~ Norlolk fer Buatoc hid all points Rbs: =:
ST Sow Io7k with Vi! points West and North.
West, AID ct Alexandria With Virgins Midland
Railroad and " hshlaHton snd Ohio Railroad.
Through raies gwen s.nd trsigh. haudled care
fully sDd promptly. For further information
spp!5 10 K. =. EEgD, Agent,
- Janloy's Whsrf
VII. THOMPSON, President,
1ilG street.
sep &I-st Washington, D. G.
.;4s:FS.s;5, CLIDES STEAM LINZ wErK-
r$rsssssssss88 LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVE.
DE9C2 and boston,
Steamers lcs7e AleIstt!ciA EVERY TUES
G61 snd leare Philadelphia EVERY SAT
UE0AI.
Tti3 line cGb na2ts 1T alexandria with .ta n
A. q HI. and W &c .. Il. IS, ana at philad Il.
phiG with C!yGo's regular StaarishiYs for r.iI
River, HroTidonce and Boston.
Freight Forwarded With prom o.n ess end cara
Zoo o! commissions.
no charge for .rGnefer in Philade!ahis. sn5
0 wharfage n Boston, Quick time. Frsousnt
dapGfturos Through rs.es End through SiIIc
vi lSdiAE ElTon. laaursnIa q. tno loHo.s rzLay.
Agents:
+. e. REED, Alexandria,
|M. T CLYDE s. CO., Philsdslpbis,
JOHNSON & CO., WISH. 81 Goorgrn
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Es- hs: ?nur druggist :or 8 copy cf "You5e
Mems fr.tod" and read It!
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TRRSs MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
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9.EeiasI RssTsEES.

tflkGlNIA: Clerks ttHce OF Tie Circui.
Cour! Of the city Of Alexandria, October
u. 1881.
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EFGEl FRIDAY, at y m.: and returning,
!aavc !: cT Iork, i:oln pinr Il, Esst siya-. EV.
EkE rAAUUE;AE y. 4 O'Clock y. u.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11
I%nSOiVent Notice.

TO II. j.. Lewis, Administrator of the
estate of s. j. Lewis, deceased:
You MS such administrator having
regularly suggested the insolvency of
the estate of 5. j. Lewis, deceased, !
hereby command you to make publica-
ton of that fact in the WEEKLY HERALD
Il newspaper published in Cleveland,
Tenn, there being none published IL
this county, and also Mt the Court House
door of james County, notifying all
persons having claims against said es-
tate to file said claims properly proven
In my office on or before the 9th day of
June 1881, or said claims will be forev-
or barred according to the statute.
This Dec, 6 1880. j.. G. HEAToS,
Clerk Flames County Court.
10 all creditors of s. j. Lewis, deed.
Pursuant to the above order, | hereby
command you to file your claims prop
erly proven with &c. Heaton, Clerk Of
James County Court, on or before the
9th day of June, 1881. or the said claims
will be forever barred according to
statute. II. j. LEWIS,
Administrator.
Dec. 10 4w. pr. fee $3.50
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About 10 Leave US.

Cincinnati Times: A gentleman
from the East gives the Information
that the Rugby colony Is to be bodily
removed from Tennessee to Minnesota.
MIR. Hughes stated in Boston that he and
his fellow-hclpers had beeu grievously
cheated by the parties from whom they
bought the tract. The land is not at
all productive; water Is not to he had
without boring $50 feet, and many ciI-
cumstanccs oppose the ultimate success
of the colony, no matter how long it
might remain there,
Minnesota has granted sufficient land
to the cOionists-absoiutely free; the
friends Of the enterprise in England
have raised sufficient means wherewith
to transport them to that State, and
the removal will shortly be effected.
This is greatly to be regretted, as
the coloniSts are all men of thrift aud
means, zone being admitted with
less than 500, and the deception prac-
ticcd upon these philanthropists will
initiate against Tennessee and the
South greatly.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

Hand in hand, like two Sisters of Mercy,
bringing health add happiness to the atllic
ted among mankind, they have grown so
popular in almost every family that their
names are as familiar as household words,
and are now known as the purest, safest and
most c~tlcctual remedies for all diseases EN-
anating from an impure state of the blood
They are not coarse, disgusting alcoholic
mixtures, but really scientific combinations
OF those curative agents which are known
and acknowledged by the medical profession
to possess the greatest influence in the treat
ment of all Blood Diseases. Serofula, Ca
tarrh, White Swelling, Cancer, Piles, Milk
Leg, Cancer of the Womb, Old Chronic
Sores, no matter of how long standing, can
be cured by using Smiths Scrotula Syrup
and Star Curine.
Smiths Scrolula Syrup is IN internal
remedy, and Is not a careless, dirty, inert
mixture, but a rich, elegant and delicious
syrup, holding 10 perfect solution the active
medicinal principles of those articles of the
materia medica which possess the power of
purifying the Blood Star Cnrinc is for cx-
ternal application, purely vegetable. BY APP
plying it on the outside and taking Smiths
S~crotula Syrup, any ofthe above mentioned
diseases will be easily cured.
Call on your merchant or druggist for a
copy OF our Circulars, which will give YOU
the names ofhundrcds of people living in
your " State that have been cured sound
and well by using these two great remedies.
Try them and be convinced. One battle of
each may save you years Of suffering and per-
save your life, For sale by Druggists
and dealers everywhere. For sale by John
d. Traynor, Cleveland, Tenn. 10 GIN
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Lost Himself and Then Ellis
Buggy and Harness.

Chatt. Times: Rev. Timothy P.
Darr, presiding elder of the NJ. E.
church South circuit, embracing the
northern portion of this county, left
the extreme northern limit of the
county in a buggy early Saturday
evening foi Bakers chapel, about
eight miles distant, where be intend
ed to preach Sunday. lie proceeded
on the public road about six miles,
and when two miles distant from his
destination took a by-path, hoping to
shorten the distance somewhat. AT
ter proceeding some time the country
grew more and more unfamiliar, and
finally he was forced to acknowledge
that he was lost. He proceeded on
hoping to reach some house, but the
woods grew denser and denser, ana
his ideas the more and more Devil
dered. Night overlook him, and
thoroughly demoralized as to his
whereabouts, he embarrassed his
horse and mounted it bareback, Civ
ing it the reins, and about midnight
he reached Alarm house, half starved,
almost overcome with fatigue, and
thoroughly ignorant as to the loca.
ton of his deserted buggy aud har-
ness, and at last accounts no was us
much in the dark as ever.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

WE are informed that Mr.. James G..
Stuart, candidate for the Legislature,
has signed an obligation to do all he
can to pass a bill prohibiting all doe
tors from practicinE medicine that have
no diploma. This is undoubtedly done
in the interest of medical colleges who
desire to make all the money they can.
While every man who practices medt-
cine should have Il diploma, it is often
the case that they are too poor to pro-
cure one, and it wouldbe injustice to
prohibit all others from practice. 1t
would stop over M half ofthe doctors
in Polk and Bradley from practice, and
would enable the remainder to charge
MS much us they desired for their SER
vices.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

The well-known Rhea Springs prop
erty, which is mile and Il half from
the C.S. Railway, has been sold by its
owner, DR.. j. c. WaSsor, to II company
of Boston capitalists, represented by
Col. j. c. Stanton. The price paid was
$4,000, 1t Is stated. 1t is the intention
of the company TO erect Il magnificent
hotel and otherwise beautify aud i'm
prove the grounds lis soon as the wealth
er will permit,
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Capt. d. NJ. Parker, Tor years n of
the most efficient and popular conduc-
tors on the L. II. V. d G.. railroad died
at South Pueblo, Col, Jan. 9TH Of con-
sumption. He left for the West last
summer and his friends hoped the
changs of scene aud climate would be
beneficial and at least prolong his life
for u few years. llo was Il fNvorite not
only with railroad men but with all
with whom he came in contact. lie
was about IS years old. without family
AID Il CONSTANT member Of the Baptist
church.
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Mason and Hamlin organs

New and very Attractive Styles are now
ready. Best Cabinet or parlor Organs ia the
World, winners Vt highest distinction at cv-
cry great worlds exhibition for thirteen
years. Price ISL, So, SG6, sos to $500
aud upward. For easy payments. SG.3S n
quarter and upward. MASON 4 HAMLIN
ORGAN CO., ljl fremont ST., BOS ron.
dG East llth St., Union square n, y. 1iO
Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO.
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The editor of this paper has resigned
the only Office held by him in several
yearS-that Of road oversecr of the
first ward. We shall even feel grateful
to the county court for the exalted po-
s%itiom, ana assure them that like the
lntchman we haye orr ..satisfy.N
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

a Baltimore clothing drummer was
in town Tuesday. The boys read q boz
gus telegram from Chattanooga, order
ing him to be arrested for something
he had done there. Mr.. Drummer went
to his hotel, went out the back way
carrying his samples, had 4 hack to
meet him and left for parts unknown,
while the town enjoyed the fun. Poor
fellow he'll never try to sell any goods
in Cleveland AGAIN.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

The Knoxville Chronicle and Republic IN
arc getting idtom IgIy dispute over
the late Senatorial election. We regret
very much to see 1t. We recognize
both parties rs Republicans and hope
their differences may yet be explained
satisfactorily. We had intended pub
fishing both sides Of the question, but
it is becoming too lengthy ms well as
i'll tempered and we must therefore de-
cline.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

Mr.. James NJ. Johnston, one of the
oldest and most highly respected citi-
zens of this county died at home in this
city Tuesday morning last at the age of
81 years. He had been confined to his
bed but n few days with an attact of
pneumonia fever. lie leaves Il large
family and many warm Lends to
mourn his untimclv end.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

NJ. James LOndoE, of the second
district Of this county, was out hunting
one day last week and killed three wild
turkeys at three shots with Il rifle gun
of hand. All the wrong Jim did was
IN failing to think to bring m of them
to this office.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

OuI subscribers at Snow Hill have
been writing us to request our L. NJ.
to send mail for that Office via George
town, as it will reach them several
days earlier. We have given directions
to have it sent by that route and hope
they will receive their paper promptly
in the future.
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The Election.

Responder next Tuesday when you
go t@votc that NJ. Il. Fout did not
claim his seat in the Legislature from
the other election, though he had the
best Of excuses for it, aud Il favorable
political majority to judge his case. lie
was too honorable to claim an election
Oh Il tie vote. lie is now a candidate
again and asks his friends to give him
their full strength.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

Harris, the accused murderer of
Brown and Heck, at Marble Hall,
near Rogersville, was tried last week
and found guilty Of murder in the
first degree, and sentenced to be
hung April 1st. He appealed to the
Supreme Court.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

lion. W. Ii. Dawson, of Monroe, hls
introduced a bill to repeal the act re-
pcalingt the charter Of Cleveland. If his
bill passes a bill will be introduced that
will charter the town of Cleveland, but
will be changed considerably from the
cid charter. The new charter proposes
to levy Il tax not to exceed Il total OFFS
cents on the 500 for each year, and that
the Recorder and Marshal be elected by
the board of aldermen. 1t will also re-
quirc the board to settle with its officers
scmi-annually and publish statements
of settlement.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

a Greeneville correspondent of the
Knoxville Chronicle "goes for" us for
failing to place Ben Wilson among the
good looking men Of the Legislature.
We beg his pardon, but when we get
up Il list Of the true-blue, and clever
members, Ben's name shall head the
LIST
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

We advise single men to come to
Cleveland, Two ~cmtcrprising young
men have made Il count and find 81
widows, 50 old maids, n girls from II
to % years, and 80 boys from II to -
years Old. They failed to find but few
widuwers aud bachelors.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

The hands la the Lookout rolling
mills at Chattanooga struck for higher
wages Monday. They were getting
S5.25 per ton and demanded $500. The
proprictors failed to advance the price
and the hands quit work.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

FROM Centennial Headquarters II
find DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup excellent,
having a ready saleund rendering more
satisfaction than any Cough Syrup |
have cver sold.-A. b, Maloncy, NJ. d.,
Fifteenth and Carpenter streets, Phila-
dclphia, Pa.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11
Advice I'm Season.

Exposure bcgets II cold. With the
cold comes Il cough. A cough neglected
in consumption, which means death.
Beware how you neglect the cough, as
our life may pay the forfeit, for at first
Il simple remedy removes what medical
science is unable to cure when ncgloc-
ted TOO long. Medical men think no
medicine has etbcen discovered which
crrc Il cough as quickly as S%ymphyX,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

Ifyou are going to Texas you had bet
ter call on Z. Layne before you buy
your tickets elsewhere. lie will send
you by the Alabama & Great Southern
direct. 4w.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-02-11

Mr.. j.. \. jones a prominent mer-
chant of this city, and Il member of the
firm of j. \. Jones & Bro, has been
confined to his room for some time with
sickness. At this writing he is not
considered as improving, and his re-
rnNerX Is lnmhtlml.