Under Full Sail Again Our friend, G.R. HATCHER, formerly of the firm of Hatcher and Calloway, has resumed merchandizing in the old “Ark” building, where he wants to meet all his former friends and patrons, promising them in the meantime to treat them as in the days of yore. He
Supreme Judge. We are authorized to announce Col. J. B. Cooke, as a candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the Hon. T. A. R. Nelson. Election first Thursday in August. We are authorized and requested to announce Hon. Robert McFarland,
This well-known watering place is now open for the reception of boarders. Mr. B.G. Willis is there in charge of the boarding house, and has a number of rooms fitted up in a very comfortable style. He has good cooks and servants in number sufficient to supply the demands of
See advertisement… …of John G. Carter, Charleston, Tennessee, relative to stray horses found on his premises. ++++++++++++++++++++ Notice. Charleston, Tennessee July 10th, 1872 Found in my pasture yesterday, one Roan mare, three years old–also one Bay horse, three years old–saddle, bridle and blanket found. Property supposed to have been stolen.
As far heard from-with several districts not in–Coahulla is ahead in the line of raising fine wheat and peaches. Mr.H. Foster, of Spring Garden, a few days ago, left a sample at this office, which cannot be surpassed in any country, The next man that speaks in derision, in our
By reference to an advertisement in another column, it will be seen that the next session of the Flint Spring Male and Female Academy opens on Monday, July 29th, under its former instructor, Mr. J. L. McDaniel. This institution is one of the best in the country–is located in a
Arrested A man by the name of Williams, a painter by trade, was arrested at this place on Saturday night last, and take to Chattanooga, for having stolen a suit of clothes at that place a few days ago Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 12 July 1872. Page 3, column 1. Available online
Thomas I. Tate was committed to the jail of this county, on Sunday last, for stealing a mule from John J. Browder, who resides six miles north of this place, on Mouse creek. Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 12 July 1872. Page 3, column 1. Available online at Google News Archive.
The head of the household requests us to tender thanks to Mrs. E. V. Morelock of this county, for a bucket full of nice ripe plums. Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 12 July 1872. Page 3, column 1. Available online at Google News Archive.
Rev. Henry Culton will preach in Cumberland Presbyterian Church, in this place, on Sunday, the 21st instant. Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 12 July 1872. Page 3, column 1. Available online at Google News Archive.
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