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Morris tribune., 1881-09-08
Sunday. Bu Iletins.

Executive Mansion, $50 a. m.-The presi-
dent vomited once late last evening and once
about an hour after midnight. Notwithstand-
ing this and disturbances he slept well most of
the night, and this morning has taken food by
mouth without nausea, and has retained 1t.
His pulse is somewhat more frequent, but In
other respects his condition is about the same
as yesterday. Pulse los, temperature 9S.4,
respiration IS.
6:3OP M-oFFICIAL-
Executive Mansion, $50 p. m.-1he presi-
dent has passed comfortable day. He has
taken his food with some relish and had no
return of the irritability of stomach reported
in the morning bulletin. The parotld swelling
continues to improve, and Is now SO far reduced
that the contour of his face is restored. The
wound shows no material change. The rise
of temperature this afternoon has been very
slight. bnt his pulse was more frequent
throughout the day than yesterday or the day
before, and he showed more fatigue after tho
dressing Pulse 11O, temperature 80, respl-
ration IS
Executive Mansion, Midnight-The presi-
dent has rested comfortably since 1O last
evening, sleeping most of the time.
No noticeable change to this hour.
3 A. M.-MoNDAY.
Executive Mansicn-3 a. m.-The attendants
at the White House report at this hour that the
president is sleeping thus far, but indifferently,
and while not suffering any marked inconven-
ience, is resting only tolerably well
BLAINE's BULLETIN.
Executive misunderstanding Blaine sent
the following message tonight:
Lowell Minister, London: Last night the pres-
dent did not rest well, and twice during the night
his stomach was so disturbed that he vomited.
During to-day he has been better. and he
has swallowed the usual quantity Of food,
and retained it. His pulse, however, has been
higher than fo7 the two preceding days. His sur-
geous do not think he has lost ground. but he GER
has gained Sinca last nights dispatch
this hour 1920. He is quietly sleeping.
[Signedl BLAINE, Secretary.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08

INFORMATION from every county in
Minnesota leads the Pioneer Press to fix
the total wheat yield of the stlte at 3d.
71,511 bushels, or about 5,60O,0OO less
than last year. The estimated Yield per
acre is H. 40 bushels, or L. 80 less than last
year. This is a de fciency of about Is per
cent. As threshing is veiy far from being
completed, and in some cases not begun,
there is ample ground for changing these
figures. Many of the best judges believe
the yield will not exceed 30. .OOO. 900 bushels.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08

THE Milwaukee Sentinel having made a
canvass of Wisconsin tits correspondents
ascertain whether the proposition for
biennial sessions of the legislature is fav-
oreG, concludes that there is little doubt
that it will be approved
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08

Mr.. MURPHY, u reporter for thirty one
years in the United States senate, says that
as a debater in that body, he has never
seen the equal or superior of the late VIM.
Pitt Fessenden of Maine.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08

BY the new plan for army organization,
which wen. into force onthe 1st of last July
in Great Britain, o decided change has been
made in the personnelof the English army.
In the Official Gazette of July ~ are the
names of 55 generals, &c lieutenant. generals
81 major. generals who haye been placed
on the retired list, to make way for the pro-
motion of younger and presumably more ser
vicable men.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08
FOREIGN FLASHES.

dispatch from Berlin says Herr Won
Schloser, the German minister to Washington,
has been commissioned by Bismarck to 60 to
Rome to conduct negotiations with the vatican
dispatch from Berlin says DR.. Korum has re-
ceived the appointment of bishop to Treves
DR.. Korum is now staying at Varsein with
Prince Riannarck.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08

John Roach is preparing to make tre-
nendous onslaught upon congress next VIM
ter for fat subsidy, which the people will
be taxed to pay, to enable him to rnn his
steamers to Brazil with profit
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08

In the early settlement Of Iowa Is or 80
bushels OF spring wheat per acre were con-
sidered fair yield. The average crop, of
late years, has so far decreased that here
after very little wheat will be sewn in een-
tral Iowa.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08
RAILROADS..


The members of the party who accompanied
road to st Paul, are enthusiastic in their de-
scriptions of the country traversed by it.
Chicago Tribune The railroads running to
Chicago from the west are getting greatly
alarmed over the business prospects for this
fall and winter. The great decrease in the crops
all over the west is alone sufficient to diminish
shipments greatly.
An extra fast train going west on the Chica-
go & Grand Trunk was thrown from the track
by broken rail and nine cars were wrecked
brakeman was thrown into the air and in
stantly killed. The body was found in the
wreck terribly mangled
The roundhouse of the Manitoba road at
Fergus Falls is to have seven additional stalls,
menced in Fargo on the new passenger depot
The building is to bo 24x1OS feet. The freight
house of the road in Fargo is to be extended
100 feet. There is to be also q new stock
yard.
Chief Esgireer Rosser has received informa-
ton from w. d. Barclay, chief engineer, who
is in charge of the location of tho main line Of
the Canadian Pacific railroad, from Moose Jaw
creek to the south Saskatchewan, that he has
completed the location from the crossing Of
the Moose Jaw to the head of Old Wives lake,
obtaining. good line with easy curves and
light grades, not exceeding forty feet to the
mile.
The people of St Paul banquetted Mr.. #. +.
and were pleased to hear him say: "Gentle-
men, you have no idea of what is in store for
you-you can have none. tell you you are
living In what Is bound to be one Of the great.
est cities in the country. Chicago has not
such . territory tributary to II ~ has St Paul
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08
Advertising Rates
REASONABLE
FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
First Class Facilities for Job Work
Legal Advertisements Must be Paid
for when Affidavit Is Given.
First Class Facilities for Job Work
GARFIELD's CRITICAL CONDITION.

On Monday the favorable symptoms contin-
ued without interruption, and some of the ply
sicians think the crisis is passed.
On Tuesday there was no change fer better
or worse. DR.. Bliss made slight incision in
the gland and let out more pus. The president
continues to take his usual nourishment during
the day in addition to koumlss, milk porridge
and beef tea, which he took freely, and ate a
piece of milk toast with a relish.
On Wednesday the Presidents upward ten
dency was decidedly stronger, and tits believed
he began decidedly to recover. His pulse was
lower, he ate heartily, and everything was fav-
orable.
Ga Thursday Secretary Blaine sent the fol-
towing dispatch to Mr.. Lowell, minister to Lon
don: 1.-THE president continues to do well in his
eating and digesting, and the swollen gland
steadily improves, but in the past twenty-four
hours he has made no substantial progress. In
bis general condition, in the Judgment of his
physicians, however, he still holds the ground
gained Sunday and Monday last" The ques-
ton of President Garfeld's removal 10 a health
ier locality is still discussed Thursday night
he rested and slept we !.
On Friday, and up to Saturday, the president
perceptibly gained. Gen. Swain said that in
his Judgment the president is certainly improv-
ed. He has swallowed food with more relish
than at any time before in several weeks. The
deter miDation TO take him to his home at
Mentor, Ohio, next week, via Long Branch, re-
vived his SPIRITS.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08

A2,OOO barrel still Of the Standard oilworks
at Cleveland exploded on the 2sth.
Morris tribune., 1881-09-08
Terms: $500 per Year In Advance.

THF decrease of the national debt during
the month of August was $14, 1S1, 22l.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-02
Collection CG axe

Nashville AmeriCan.--A 4 meeting
held in Pulaski, Saturday last, Messrs
y. Y. Reynolds. Jas. c. Saunders ant
J. IL. Morris were appointed Il com
mittec to present a petition to the GOV.
ernor, asking him to call an extra ses.
sion Of the legislature for the purpose OF
suspcndiUg or repeating the law for the
collection of taxes. or a pOrtiau Of them,
for the present year, on the ground
that, owing TO the drought, Il large
number Of farmers would not be able to
pay them. The matter was presented
to the Governor by Mr. Reynolds. The
Governor stated that, after weighing
all the facts, If he Sllould come to see
that it would be necessary to the gener-
al interest o the people, he might grant
the request.
On inquiring into the condition of
the State treasury, an American report
er Was Informed that there was now
about 100000 in the treasury and on
deposit in the various banks, but thatit
was rapidly melting away in defraying
the current expenses of the State, with
but little money coming into the treas
ury. ifthe payment Of taxes were sus-
pended there is reasonable apprehen-
sion that it would stop the wheels of
government.
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PcTsouaI.

Mr!tJcsse Gaut left Monday for Tate
Springs, aud viii return by next Mon
lay.
Mis- Katie Robinson Of Athens, and
Mi ". T.. Jackson, Of Knoxville, are
ST Ting Miss Nay Johnston Of this
city.
Nr. Chas. Newell, from the Hat
House Of Whitesidc d Co, Chattanooga,
spcut sunday m Cleveland, among his
friend, and relatives.
our young friend Wheeler Rogers,
has gone TO Chattanooga. where hc has
been employed hy the well known dry
goods house Of }. j. Pyron.
Misses Matte and Adelia Hughes re-
turned yesterday from a visit to Atl-
ems.
Miss Abba Grant leaves to-day for
Middle Tennessee to;yisit. friends and
relatives.
Miss Eittic Clcage of Athens, is visit
ing friends this place.
Miss Minnie Rogers left for Dalton
yesterday.
Capt. j. c. Morgan Of the Post Office
Department returned to Washington,
Tuesday night.
Dr. VIM. Hunt and wife, for almost q
lifetime resident Of this place, left for
Knoxville, yesterday, which place they
will make their future home.
Miss Hattie Craigmilcs, of Ashyillc,
y. C., is visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
Miss Mary Edwards, after an extend
ed yisitto A,hyiIle y. g., returned yes
morning.
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MarrIages During Angust.

The County Clerks books show the
following Marriage License Issued dur
Ing August.
James Gresham and Caroline j. Gillett,
W. CaywoOd and Martha l.. ROuih.
\. l.. Berth and RoXie Henderson.
Joseph TURNER and Elvira Barnes.
Henry Layuc and Belle Henderson,
j. ID. Donaldson and Carrie Hackney.
4. j. PratOr and Maud :. Rogers.
j.. \. Hays and VI. Z. SummcrhOur.
L. w. Jones and Belle Carter.
J.. W. McCrOskey and Hattie Mason.
Marion Davis and Mary Wolfe.
W. j. Poteet and Kate Lamdin.
\. j. Jones and VI. j. IIcadrick.
John Lingerielt and l.. \. Blankinship.
+. j. Henderson and DearlIy Rogers.
Asa McClusky and Francis Stoneciphcr.
Lafayette Bush and ". J.. White.
Real Estate Transfers for August.
$. ). Leeper to Mary G. Oviatt;
j.. Il. q j. T.. 81 L. II. Johnston to j.
d. Ford. one fifth interest in 320 acres.
W. Cate and wife to Isreal Baker l5I
acre.
lsrcal Baker to j. II. Pemberton 5G
acres.
NJ. p. Whitman to +. II. Walker, one
town lot.
Jane Johnston to j. S. Roberts, 80
acres.
Geo Elmorc to W. 4 Copeland 20 acres
j. Johnston and wife tor. 4. Wilson.
/, Of ij acres.
W. d L. Hunt to }. II. Hardwick u
acre.
". j.. Naples and wife to p. II. Walk
er ! lot.
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The PLACE for GIGVelaRGerS
10 go.

The Little Rock Gazette is Informed
Of wonderful discovery IL Arkansas.
The information comes through a
preacher, and is reliable of course. 1t
is u miraculous spring, which flows
from Il mountain Mt the rate Of 30 gal
Ions per minute, is the color Of cider,
and tastes like apple brandy and has
the same effect. Those under the inilu-
nee Of the water are perfectly ccstatic,
aud huggiug and loving everything
they meet. Old men and old women,
young men and young ladies hug aud
kiss each other IN the most amiablG and
enthusiastic manner. The people in
the nclghborhood call them the "mil-
lcnnium springs"
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Am AtteIIpt TO Eiil.

In the first district Of Bradley Co..,
Tenn, on Friday, Aug, DC, at Lebanon
Church, during Il protractcd meeting
there, Mr.. WIN. W. Climcr, Deputy
Sheriff, was hit with 4 rock through an
open window byan unknown party,
1t is surprising that men will 90 to
place Of that kiad for the purpose Of
getting revenge for an Old grudgr, as 1t
is supposed that it was done with that
intent. The man was hurt, but not
seriously.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-02

Ben Henderson
IS Divorce,
Mollic Henderson,
1t appearing from complainauts orig
inal bill which is sworn TO-, in the above
stated cause, the defendant, Ben Ilarri-
son, is u Nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
Of law can not be served upon him.
1t is Therefore ordered that publica-
ton he made for 1 successive weeks in
the Cleyelrnd HERALD, Il newspaper
published in Cleveland, Bradley coun-
ty, Tennessee, giving him notice to APP
pear at n Circuit court to be held ut the
Court House in Cleveland, Bradley
county, Tenn, on the
lsT MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1881,
and plead, answer or make othar de-
Tense to said bill, or the same will be ia
ken as confessed and set for hearing eX
partC as to him.
II. W. SELvGDGE, Clerk.
Aug. lst, 1881. pr. fee $3.50
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Chss. Pattona Baggage Master ON
the T.. T.. Va. d Ca. u. r., was robbed
in Chattanooga, last week of $500 and
his watch The money be lad Just col
Ioctcd Tor J. G.. Anderson Of Bristol.
lie was robbed while asleep.
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An old lady writes: 81 amos years
old ana was feeble and nervous all the
tine, when bought II bottle Of Par
kcr's Ginger Tonic. have used n lit
tie more than one bottle aud feel as
we'll as at 30, and am sure that hun
Ireds need lust such n medicine"
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Eco in,,i Eco Crcann.

Richard Kerr is now ready to furnish
leo Cream by the dish or by the qumti-
~, and will deliver It whenever order
"a. His lee Cream Saloon will be open
day and night. lie Is also prepared to
furnish ice in any quantity, rs he has
bought lhcstock Of ice put up By $, Y,
Pierce at Wateryillc, . 10 If.
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SIR. W. W. wood has rculed the 10.
Galloway property aud opened a board
iug house for the benefit Of Soutbcrncrs
mow in The city. Quite a number are
there now. The Hotels and other
boarding houses are Still full.
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ADVERTISED

Remaining in The Clcyclaod, Tenn,
Postonicc, ON Aug. 81, 1881, aud not
called for. In calling for the letters
always say 'advcrtiscd' and Giyc
date Of advertisement.
These letters must DO called for
within 30 days from date or they viii
be forwarded to the Dead letter OF.
Il. " q ill.,. ID Al
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Cotton Gaiag.

Buy the Winshipand get the best,
72ltt j. N. Crow, Ag't.
Thc f. r. V. d 6. Railroad author
tiles have posted notices to the effect
that freight trains will not thereafter
stop at Tyner's station TO take on orput
nN passengers, and tickets for Tyner'>
will be good only on the day passenger
trims.
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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 pledg,
themselves to FAITHFULLY EXE-
CUTE all work i~ntrustcd to dlcir care.
REFER BY PERMISSION,
J. VI. Knox, Col. G. A. Nee, Il. j..
Boyd, Il. j. Knox, w. b Reynolds, H..
b. %lienegar, Col. Dave Haskins, J.. B..
Brock, Capt. W. II. McKamy, and Rev.
n. w. MOthcral.
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BOR'E Get Sick,

Why should YOU? The moment you
feel your appetite failing and Il heavy,
oppressed feeling in the stomach, take
Il dose Of %Ilart's Ambitious Discovery
and you will be surprised at the relief
It brings. If your bowels are loose and
symptoms Of collie appear, take a dose
Of Lytle's Elixir and stop the trouble at
once. 4 stitch in time saves Eine.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-02

Jas. /. Pcarcc viii act as my Deputy
in my absence.
JosErH w. Hicks,
County Register.
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DuD.-Thursday, August 10Th. atthc
]rcJ.dcucc O Mr. James Lacy, oiSG
miles west of Cieycland-Mrs. Talilha
o.. Lacy, mtthcagc of-l2 years.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-02

4 slight change of schedule a madc
on the Z. T. Va. 6 Ga. r. r, Sunday.
The passenger train bound East, that
formerly arrived here at lC:25 a. m, ar
rives here now at :2S p. M, Both day
passengers take dinner here.
More freight trains have also been
put on the road-one especially that
runs only between Cleveland and
Knoxville.
The name OF the Morristown branch
has been changed to the "North Caro-
lima Division"
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Last Friday night y. II. Kellam, of
Rome, Ga, was robbed of $i05, and
Mrs. Sharit, OF the same place, OF
about $j5, at Tom DAYS boarding house,
in Chattanooga. Kelam's money was
in his pocket, under his pillow, and the
other was taken from Il trunk.
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NON-R EsEDENT NOTICE.

Tennessee southern
-. Divorce.
Benjamin Southcrn)
1t appearing from co%mplainants Orig
inal bill which is sworn TO, in the above
stated cause, that the defendant Bcnia-
min Southern, Is II NONRESIDENT of the
State Of Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process Of law can not be served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks
IN the WEEKLY HERALD, n newspaper
published in Cleveland. Bradley coltn-
ty, Tennessee, giving him notice to APP
pear at q Circuit court to he held at tie
court house IN Cleveland, Bradley
county, Tenn, on the
Ist Monday OF September JSS1,
and plead, answcror make other de-
fcnse to said bill, or the same win be
taken as confessed and set for hearing
cN-parte rs to him.
Il. W. SELvIpGE, Clerk.
July -, 1881. pr. fec $500
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-02

G.. r. CampbcH's IS the place to buy
your goods cheap. Read the lcgions
here appended. Take in his bargains
and tcel happy. Calico SC. Al Domes-
tic and re. Cashmorrs l2Is to Use.
WOODEN Dress Goods 10, 10, Is. -, and
pc. Rcpellents 10 to 97c. IA Counter
pancs 95c to SLY. Linen Damask
Towels 10 to 25e. Linen Honey Comb
Towels s to Zoe. Linen Glass Toweling
g. to Sac per yard. Linen Doyles I,
=, and Zoe each. Laccs and Hosiery at
Rock Bottom" prices.
In orr Grocery Department we are
the '4}oss." Cote" I, 8, ., and 10
pounds for 500. Sugar 3, o., 10 and
II pounds tor $l.00. Soda, (Church's
best, 5cper pound. Other goods in like
proportion. Come aud we will do you
good.
= ~ C,ypprrr
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Two nrst-class milch cows for sale
on reasonable terms. Apply TO
\. j. FLETCHER.
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Many lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading. Parkcr'S Hair Bal
sam supplies necessary nourishment,
prevents falling and grayncss and iaan
elegant DRESSING.
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MA.
BOILER AN SEAMER

! wish to say to say to every man in the
county that | want sell you u family right
for one of John Marshalls's Boiler and
Steamer. TO you men who have weakly
women that have washing TO do, | say they
can do it with half the labor, and in half the
time. If your family uses it u month they
will not do without one Il yea; not for
DOUBLE The COST OF THE MACHINE
in washing alone. While there are many
other things the machine Is equally as use
ful for. Wood & Co., Cleveland, is author
lied to sign blanks during my absence. lu-
structions for using given. Those that have
used them say they give cntiyc satisfaction.
m II ~, JOllNR ShNDEI'S
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-09-02

Robert Bruce, a brakeman on the
Cincinnati Soulhcru Railway, while
c~ndcavoring to make coupling Of the
engine to Il car at Chitwood, one day
last week, missed making the coupling
aud wa, instantly killed by being crush
rd between the pilot and car. He was
taken to Somerset, his home, for inter
mClt,
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\ FINE CoTsw0LD BUCK, for sale.
Call on or address,
w. \. DENTON,
Charleston, Tenn.
9-l-3t.
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He'd %gnC!iCt.

Cali aud see The RED JACKET FORCE
PUMP at work at Pryor Lea's livery
stable. 3 II It.
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How tOget We'll,

Which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bittcrs !~-EruesS.
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The Mans Open and Close

ar lhc Cleveland po-ioh.ce as follows
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