Suicide. A man by the name of John Markwalder, a well-known milk dealer, who resided in the fifth district of Hamilton county, committed suicide, on Tuesday last, by shooting himself through the heart with a pistol. Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 12 July 1872. Page 3, column 1. Available online at Google News Archive.
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.
In obedience to a decree of the Chancery Court at Cleveland, Tenn., at August Term, 1871 and February Term, 1872, I will, on Monday, August 5th,1872, expose to sale, at the court house door in Cleveland, Bradley county, Tennessee, the following town lot in said town, to-wit: One half of
James Lacy et.als., vs. Johnston Lacy,et.al. In this cause it appears from the allegations in the bill, which is sworn to, that the defendants, James Lacy, Johnston Lacy and Thomas Lacy, are non-residents of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served on them,
Blue Spring Seminary E.I.F. CHEYNE, Principal and Professor of Mathmatics W.T. SPEARS, Professor of Ancient Languages Location. This Institution is situated in Bradley county, tenn., six miles south of Cleveland and one mile west of Blue Spring Station, on the Cleveland and Dalton R.R. [rates and fees redacted] John
Memphis, July 2– In a quarrel over a two year old horse trade, Benjamin H. WRAY killed his brother-in-law and then himself. The affray occurred near Brownsville, Tenn. The parties were respectable. (page 3, col 2) Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 5 July 1872. Available online at Google News Archive.
A new born infant was found dead in a vacant lot, near the depot, in this place, on Sunday night last. Upon investigation it was found that a young lady named Malinda HUGHES had given birth to it about 2 o’clock on Sunday, in a privy nearby. Doctors who were
We acknowledge the receipt of a half sack new flour, manufactured at the “Polk County Mills,” by Mr. E. BOYD. We find the article to be number one– can’t be beat anywhere– and we can assure our readers that whenever they buy a sack of flour branded “Polk County Mills’
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