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New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
POLICE NOTES.

Arthur Lynch, age 20, of No. 655 Eleventh-ave.,
during quarrel with Thomas oeJ Of No 6o West yes
ry vas stabbed In The right hip The wound found not 70 be Of
Hoey aresd By tho FNsayseeond Precinct
Police.
Cartmen were removing piano from the residence
Of James Frens Twenty fourth ST. Brooklyn on saturday
when feD George Stark crushing him 70 deh Joon seer
49, Of No. machinery IN mustard iae
at state and fatally injured on Saturday
hra Mary Hull fatally burned bT tie explosion oi kef'
osene lamp at No. loo Meseroe-st, 4. d., yest'rIay
The body Of an unknown man was discovered
floating the North River of loot Of Twentes yeseday ana
the Morgue He OF about %
of feet ainhes hight ani dressed me
uDderhr dark and shoes The body OF unknown man
onnd In the water At the foot Of Bast Fhtt, on SATURDAY
lie dressed In dark clothes found the East
RIVER OF the foot Of Tweny6 lie 20 have
been about ~ Of body Of unknown clothed in
dark which had been found Beoes Island by
boaman taken to the foot Of LVngon Brooklyn yesterday
The body bad evidently been in hs water for face
cate agh
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

railroad shops still confident OF success II
strike. Many of the jourueymen from he strters
have lett work and Joined the horseshoers soee e r m
every receiving from the society d nv The rail-
roads before the strike rho ske s % as nSt the % horse
want OF money, for the ~ ss oos for the support OF
the movement The strikers assert that sne W
and Tenth-ave railroads Yield lne U. @ mprh longer
einye "a their borses suffering because sh4e py
nsI;Ilsd lahor The railroad companies aumt tnat 70
et thoronghy competent horseshoers tcy are put 10
~ Set exne1se as would be required 10 pay the rates
netinS Of cgar-makers held in Kobers Hall In
.sa,nne n on Saturday evening. The present wages
xs comnlained OF and the formation OF cooperative
sssnc,atjon was favored. lcommtee 70 wait on enf
cioyers and ASK for Increased pay was appointed.
i~1he BROOKLYN Gas Companys workmen, who struck
m account OF a reduction Of wages have besn informed
ma the Company viii not re9RGage them, as the new
hands are working satisfactorily The police still guard
fha ComnanV's
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

DECIsIONS-MAY II.

Supreme COWt-Chambers-B Judge Fancher.-
Wct, Budnsca and oRe9ort cou6mel AMI order Tor 'r
surplus ganteL Dorset sgt DofsritRrpot confirmed
Judgment divorce gaHt- custody OF children painful la
Of tie Sor American Fire Insurance COMPANY Receivers
conpens alton G1e SpTat Rngho1n deliel without preu
al ag The Adirondack Compsn-Mouon o. eange
place denied with Sln ABIDE event kyenDghn sg
VaHdeftt a-AotOn substitute defendants y1edi
continued until a Reylniean ag L"eMoon 10 cancel
granted JA agt Jan Report cOubTed anu judgment
Oi divorce granted.
Superior Court-Specidl Term-Bv Judge Curtis
Whitaker Stebbius aOjer settled krn al upper
a-Aoon allowance granted $500 ho.he
McAre-Ore yacaiIng injunction settled Aston agL Sherlock
OIder VAcating motion and yaeat,ng
Common PiedS-Special Tcrm-By Judge J. f. Dalv.
-Maler s 3esae-Dyoree granted Lorn agL Zora-Dgoee
granted
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
RELIEF FOR THE DRUMMoND CoLLlERY
MINER9


MINERS
WEsTvILLE, Y. s., May 17-Everything is
quiet about the DrummOnd Coiery to-day. number
of men are still engaged in carting away the earth with
which the various openings have been filed Yesterday
notices posted up in various places, directing the
employees OF the cOery TO attend the rollcall at o.
to-day. At the hour appointed, about $50 answered to
their Names No fresh added TO the already
long list OF missing Mr.. DrummOnd, President OF the
Company addressed the men. In reference fear
full calamity which destroyed such immense amount
of the COmpauy's properly, Of course. he said, he
regretted this, but regretted most tho fearful loss
of life and could sincerely sympathize with those who
had lost friends and relatives, because be himself had
lost friends In Mr. Dunn aud Mr. Richardson, and many
OF the men who were personally known 10 him He said
immediate steps would be taken To organize the men, aud
provide work the surface for those willing 10
main and he would do all I'm his power for them.
his return to Montreal he would make arrangements
provide for those made destitute by the disaster In
conclusion he would exhort them to be steady and lead
sober and Christian lives.
HALIFAX, May ia relief meeting for the widows
and orphans by the Drummond COliery explosion was
held here to-day. large amount was subscribed and
cOmmttee appointed 10 solicit subscriptions throughout
the city.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
THE FRUIT CROP OF DELAWARE.


Notwithstanding the fact that the peach
crop badly injured IN this immediate section
that scarcely fourth of crop will be gathered yet
reports frOm different parts OF the Peninsula Indicate
that unless unforeseen Osts should nIure the
trees the young fruit there viii be abundant crop
In those sections, from Smyrna southwark The trees
are everywhere loaded with blossoms ana the prospect
now ~ that the crop this year will bo larger than IL
last year. Nor IS tue gratifying prospect confined tO
The peaches Strawberries, blaCkDerTlcs, ana oil small
frus come In for their full share the pleasure
being afforded TO tho irutgroWers of the Peninsula and
the ft consumers cveiJ where. Tho present indica-
toua are TOO. that the apple crop, far from beng
furo Is nOg at all injured, and promises ~ DC aDuud-
ant
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Joseph Stupp alias Carl Yogt, charged with muir
depe Brussels Belgium, the yier Ia Bos e Blnoo wa'e
sauray reading of deposit bcor Commissioner
White and the examination adjourned ul Friday at II
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
james Ein employed by William v
surveyor No. IS Cty Hi-sqnre eJmntiel b. Justice
Idwh for the $25 belonging to Mr
Sm No. TeAth-aTe held With
stealing watch 2 from Lake olen Of No AL eat Twenty
sxbs-, while III. latter drank
John Horgan was held in 81 900 bail by Judge
Brby the Yor,e Police Court YESTERDAY on charge OF suach-
ing from Jaia Bremen Thrire, TDtyeghth
William Wat.oH committed stealing Pi5 OF lead
pipe unOcupied fO'ty-lhirt owuei by spell
No 80 T1ird-aye sold house 20 P1p
receiving pameD; blns book for s5 on the Bow
Savings went the bnk last Tuuda accompanied
Ahar ard be the book tue latter nache from m
hhae arrested eseEi aud held By Judge bIby
Of 10 ba
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY is, 1915
the intruder, and knocking him down he him upon the

the intruder and knocking him down hell him upon the
floor until Mr. Dingee and his coachmar arrived the
burglar was securely handcuffed. Jetectve Corr with
Officers Field and Buchanan t3os Che burglar into Gus
tody They noticed two men fdiug behind trees near
Mr. Dpgces house, and determined to arrest them also
The started of at rapd gait soon as the Officers
went toward them, 9nd chase the result AIler
running three or four blocks one disappeared
but the other was captured by Oflcer Buchanan ne
gave his name os Charles Raymond, plumber. Inc our
gar the name OF William McAlpine- age - no o
cupaton. In his possession was found pockelpoorr
containing S96, gold and Que silver watch re
and a set Of burglars tools. Subsequently the ponce m
rested william Keating, sailor, on suspicion OF com
lplicy In the burglary The three were arragheu
before Jusuce Riley, who remanded them for exaniha
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

PART Tr.-Gaoss. J-Opess and Calendar called ws m
,ts, s,sse art thompson 1910 stenharf. Robertson
es Ths psrson sk Manufe 2o26 Pr,nkenb,g agt Hecht
-~'' 20 sgt Psber. 201g. ON sgt Johnson.
,is2 M.psbera sg Oppenheimef 2of1 Brand sgt Brand
ls7J CLARK agt Day go e 'Dosnan n ~ hOp'''~
I9ss Sopir.s sgt PowerA 22ll. .heNlst hgt Pugh.
5oSg 49, .1e smh 22li .Bgbert sgt Hieshener
skoS,-souherland john Hagan robbery PIank
c,.s % PIecse lame, Cady William Brady bsrgrT; John
Par Maiony ielOnious asauf s9o baif feter
Connely Hay Can grand larceny James Gogn, JOha haheI
nd hattie
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
A CONFLICT WITH A BROOKLYN BURGLAR.

The residence of Peter Dingee, President Of
the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn e. d., at No. lO5
Ciintonave., was entered by bold burglar at
Saturday, and when he was discovered desperate
counter ensued the burglar using his revolver repeat
edy without effect The family, consisting Of Mr.. Din
gee aud Mr. and Mrs. Bedford, sleeping when the
burglar forced entrance 10 the house by pryng open
a rear window leading into the kitchen. He passed
through the hallway nOlselessly and going up TO the
parlor floor entered the sleeping apartment of Mr.. and
MIS- BEDFORD lie opening trunk when the lady
a,yoke and heard him he trying the locks Sho
a. once spraDg from the bed and rushed toward the
door, whom the burglar deliberately drew his revolver
and fired Two shots al her Almost partyzcd with
fright she screamed and then fo to the door unharmed
Her husband who bad now been alarmed, sprang upon
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
CALBNDARS-THis DAY.

USIrFp STATES DISTRICT COuKr.
10. .Havkins agt Schooner
Alaska.
lI3. Mayor Of New York sgt.
Ilchland.
l2j. .Umlabd et al agt Steamiug
h. B!OWn.
SUPREME CouRT, CIRcrir-PARr
PART ll.-BAKRKrT, j
61G.. N. Y. City steel Works agL
Howell.
2Ji5. The stow Pavement Go. agt.
The Mayor, sc, OF ~ 7.
1851. .Weideunaa agt. Alker, Pub.
Adm'L
6Ii. .vandy be agt s. Plugor et al.
1894. .Hew wl,ttag.The Igor, &c,
81 ~. y.
423. 3..Smith agt. The Mayor, &e.'
Of n. y.
2j1i. .Brosn at The Mayor, &c,
OF n. a.
24lO. Black at. Same.
l,Ne1:.vmerr 49,. Inc oiu
Dominion s. >. CO.
so0"Cllne, A infaa., sgl. Ogden
e. al
GENERAL TERH-InsI
l02. .Belden agi. Leicuardt ct al
I2J. HIDE et a. agt. The Cen
tral Nat. BanS
is, Hill e. al sgt. Mckenzie
IT al
l6J. .Casiui ct al. agt. Jerome In
pld. SC.
l6i. .Holan sgt The Bank OF \.
Y. Bluking Association.
I65. .Newtou agt. Nlsri.
l7J. GRAY Ct al. agL The \. !. n
Nirnuia 5. 5. Company
e al
It's. .Ploedter.l agt The mayor,
&C., Of the City OF New
York.
g.. Manhattan Brass aud hanaL
Go. at. Thompson.
III. Christie sgt Parker
1871. .Ta,l0s agt. Guest
SPECIAL TERN-VAS BRr!
Dcmi
l..Parish sgt. sherman staL
Il. Muller agi. The Mayor, &c.
Of y. Y.
Isu,, Of I
209. .Ma.s sgt. The Missouri.
Kansas and Texas kail"aJ
Co.
25I. Roberts agt. Ktech 81 al.
Isl. Weeks ACT. Sinonds, &C.,
imp. &c. -.
2li. Knapp, Tec'r, sat. Bonestetl
SnI anO.
I33. .Douglas agt Douglas
50. .Spnag agL Hubbard.
I..Tavlor agt. Trustees Union
College, Schenectady et aL
4..Kilbreth, trustee, sgL hosei
executor.
G..The Mechan. 4 Traders
Bank sgt. Dakin.
10. .Hollerer a ano. sgt Rnlner
Z auOthsr.
CHAuBERs-fASCHRS, J.-Opens
m. Third Mouds
suPERIoR CouRT-TRlAL TERN
IA
$40. Collins ct al. sgt. Burnes
etal
2Is5. .Ferusndez sgt. Great West
ern los. 90.
e69. Smith agt. Frost.
1881. .TTayers agt. ORTien, Sh'H
PISS. .Garbrccht agt Daid.
1879. .Amory agt Amory.
1894. same agt. Same.
1917. .Spangenmscher agt BerneL
222l. Caution agt Ferguson.
2l45. The Congregation Shoer'
Hashmoin sgt Halliday.
25ll .Guiiet agL The Mayor &c
25iJ. Same agi. Same.
PARr II.-MOS I'll,
203i. .Benuer and ano. agL Bad
win.
1880. .Aekeman Agt. Jones. Presi'
deaf, &c.
1853. .Boylan agt. Cook.
1906. Leyene agt. NeIman.
3li. Van Nostrand sgt the n. T.
Gaanniy and Indemnify
Co.
50. .Fowler ct al. agt. Kelly,
Sheriff. &C.
CoaNOs PLEAs-GESERAL I
TRIAL TERN-PARr L.
gC6. .Kreyniborg agt O'Bnen,
Shenh
1863. .Hayemeyer agt. Hayemeyer.
1915. .Condit agt. Warren.
90. Read, EI'r. Agt. O'Bnen. So
J!lJ. White Il al agL C0nli-
mental Nat. Bank
68. .McCauley, adm'I., agt Cans
aud ano.
ca. .Auluan agi. The Central
Park, n. and Z. River K.
II. 60.
MaRISR CoUEr-TRIAL Term
calendar call
2g61. Moore sgt Spencer
1890. .Nolkeuniug sgt Brown.
2l52 LEW All Carey.
20s9. schloF sgt. Lcbman.
2l79. .kirchner agt. DounellY.
lsp5. Vache agt Heiimsn.
1902. .Jsc0boWsky agt Mlcheleua.
ig1q. .Willetts act Wilheh
ll33. Arnold sgt Bfaunn.
2i05. Hartman sgL Brriteman.
PAKr ll.-J0AcHinsEs, J.-Op
2l2i. Russell agt. DounellT.
2Csl. .C.aussen aeL NafAer.
c2lJ..Scy1 agt Fink
2tJ. Wolfram agL Schneider.
v5..J0uss ari. L0mbarl.l
lllI. smiIh asL OiueT.
2l5J. .kamtki AT. fleischL
2lil..iOupg sgI CnsL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

PROTECT Your LIFE, the lives of your fam
N anil your properly by applying oLNgss AWARM TELE
GRAPH which gives instant notice window or door Opened st night
h. HoLsEs, MurlysL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, reply TO Mr.. God
win by Prof T. L. Yolmins ia TRIBUNE LEcrCRE EXTRA No. s.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

For BLOTCHEs, PINPLEs, TETTER, SAL
RHRUA and all DISEASE JAYsEs ALrERArivg reme
Il uuies the blood and all distractions Ia the pores Of
skin.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

A "MAYn HAT.-KNox has prepared hi
No 2l2 Broadway the Prescott
Iloase, or u Fifth Avenue Hotel establishments
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
iAnnomcementA
BURNETT's ExTRACrs.-Beware OF substitutes.

GENTLEMEN's BEAVER and Nutria Cashmere
Hats for the coming ready At lowest pe BRsESwEs
l43 Eassau-sL, bet. Beekman and SVraoe-sts
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

For SCALP DISEASES, consult DR.. Il. G..
PERKY ~ Bond-st N Y who falling lost and
uHtme salt beum, moist danuf rta
itching complaint disease OF the scalp
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19


No Ca'elIlr-Cumiull business.
"Opens AZ LEO a. N.
IJ5U. .kOehler agr. McKibbo1.
ll3i. HaliOweli, By her guardian,
Ne. agt The Mayor &c.,
~ Y.
SO. Schneider agt. Merriclcs.
8lOi.NOrlhaus agt. AbrguG
$50. BRA 1nigan agt FOX
1896. .Welienberger et al. agt. Kel-
", Sberif &c.
2515. .Feist agi. Pest
l66il Harrington agt. Gomper
l5U2. Kelly. a1m'f. agt.N. \. R.R.
and Isans. Go.
1l6. .Huatnston aud ano. agt.
DinsinOre, Pres'-
--Tr--'-
ahsm p. J. Brady, J.
49,. Wilson ct al agh Kerr.
1884. .Coogan act The Mayor 6e.,
CITY y. Y.
1875, .Dolaa agt. The Mayor, GG,
City y. Y.
l36. .H1llg1rten agt. Eckert.
lS3. .Detalles sgL The Mayor,
Gc, City n. Y.
100. Gilmore eg a. agt Crowel
ei al.
1911. Crane agt 0BleriOnk ct al
sJ.-fiatt agt PlatL
30. la the matter. &C, Of Crow
ther.
l2l. Patterson sgt. Baker.
lJJ. Murphy et al. agt. Salem et
al
IJl. .westerveit agi. Ackley.
lil.,SdltOustall azt Lord.
II, "opens at 1890 L. m
rrCTS.
ls. The New York City Steel
Works agt. BeutleE et al.
24..Kipp & ano. agt N. \. L II.
li. 4. Co.
no and Fact.
10. sixth Avenue r. R. Co. ag,.
Mclntvfe al.
II. Claim Il al agt, Kelley,
Sherfetal.
p. Gilbert agt Gilbert.
! 80. .RObInson sgt Rolilson,
&C. .BOwedlu agt. CoTHln.
a.. Orr agt. Gilmore & ano.
~. Murphy et al dgL Wheeler
4 another.
50. Murphy et al. agt. Dickinson
& another.
81. Murphy agl Gamble.
60. Caldwell sgt. Com. Ware
house Co. ". Y.
at l0a m.-Caleudar called at u
7 Motion Calendar.
PART I.-yAS Worst, "opens at
!. m.
IJ77. .Brodie agt. 0'Brien. Sheriff
2l3j. .Biggs agt. McC0Ye.
2O75. baby aud ano. agt. Curry
and ano.
2l5g. .CrOwiher act. Ferguson.
4i9. Baum agL ST. Nicholas los
Co.
ZOOS. .Fslk and ano. agt Abenhein.
1871. .Cgmmeyer et al sgt. HsmiI'
ton etal
2l6]. .Prouty agt Payne.
1909. .Goelet aal auo. agt. Spoford
aud ano.
1875. .Sohns agt. The Rutgers Fire
IuA Go.
"opens at II O. N.
l61J .Puuel agt Emanuel and anO.
s26. Justice sgg VIM. u. Lang
aud auo.
1896. .Gilhert agt. New-l0Tk and
Charleston :. =. Co.
184. .LoNenberg agt flecke.
| l78. .Brocsway agt Lonau.
| 1850. .DoiI et al. agt SteIilner.
| 1864. Baker ct al at Burgess.
1852. .fervy agt. Rogers, iapid, &c.
sRN.-Adourned until Wednesday.
LoKw. J.-Opcns at u a. IA.
/ 6tj. .Auimau AIT. Same.
6l2. .Leeich agL Atlantic Mutual
lhf. Co.
! Gl1. Same agL. Same.
l6l1. .Csylus agt. Beehe.
coll. Mover az. Dalle.
! IulR. Same agt. Stme.
1876. Lash AIT. Teller
80. .Constsug agL The Rectors,
Wanien' iDt Sestry Of 81.
Allans Church.
.PARrL-snEA, ca. J.-opeps sai
rd a 10 a. M.
I lt5l. Warburton agt. CapenieL
lgl5. .Srilert AIT Dernarl.
2l!6..llarricott agt. Posl.
1915. .Duryenield at. Miller
Xtl2..Conlos az. Malone.
2{0t. Tiemeyer at. Brennan.
Itiu. l,lbc ast Michsels
gil6 koehler agt. Aayrr.
253!. .Mumpe agL SehOeuberg.
.ns and calendar called atloAm
/ sOll. Berry art Maiden.
1851. tcllmaa agL MenlIck.
2laJ. Fox art EfAarit.
2ibl. benirr aEt Reuuer.
gsb1..AmDd a. iUu.
2sfi..hcneVtt agL Vogi.
X4iJ. .AJnagce a1L Simvu.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
JUNE NUMBER

Contains (among other thngsi: 49,, ,,i other TbOeg ~
oI and New (iboat Unob sctonaole OT'ooloA AM ~
NataHnrs).
~ s,s by Mr Hale called HoeI Apl l "Ibs
,ort,nt 'Sry eon,rbouon 20 the early hp Of me "'
West Virginia Campaign Of ldbl" , to discourage hs ~.
rp,Tl btte rrenl With pretty ~o' " ,sssast sea-
,be psln ausck worl, aniscapcs. ea-l i-' "a
Mbr" Written by Z. g. A. .,..., descriptions oi %. ~.
Nf Pckuss novel of Scrope' Win o ~ Coaesr. Saless
william Gowans. Of bis famous booA'''f'' A'' " c..,.
d, really lN d, ttt,rftl on internaiotsi -.
rights Book Rev cNs Mase ke'e"'' ~ ,,,s
g.. thin,. this = n very good n'per, -, ,SuERS
ROBERTS BRoi -. III. ,a.....t.. Bssss~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-28
aug28
OAKHILLINSTITUTE

M 0RRIS CREEK, Tenn, Aug. IS, 1873
i ' Oak Hill Institute numbers at this
date one hundred and sixteen pupils. We
have room in the building and accommoda-
lions in the neighborhood for eighty-three
more. We have Faculty sufficient to in
struct with care that number of pupils
Send along your sons and daughters and
your wards. If we owe you and you have
to board, we will discount to you 10 per
cent Of the buttons of those you enter in
school We make this offer to induce
those we owe to find some one to put into
school to cover our Indebtedness to you
This school has always been free Of
charge to orphan children who have no
means, in all the departments save Music and
Book keeping. This school now, as in the
past, is free to children of Ministers en-
gagged in the minirtry of whatever denomi-
nation. Wards of Masons and Odd Eel
lows are educated at half price.
We offer you, one and all, what is most to
be desired by every American citizen, a
thorough English education. In addition
to this, both Ancient and Modern languages
are thoroughly taught. Natural Science is
made speciality. In Music we challenge
comparison. The price of Vocal Music has
been reduced so as to be within reach Of ev-
cry one. And if you desire business ed
ucation, we have teachers skilledin business
forms who are thorough accountants, to in
struet you at one-half the expense Of reg
ular Mercantile Schools.
The cholera is over. Every man to his
post. Come one come all \!
aug. IS. 1878 P. HMEBAUGH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-28
LAND SALES.

acres. lying In Civ1 District No. 81, valued
at $500, assessed to the heirs of Milley
IIsrbiu, deceased-tsxes, 81 10; collectors
fee,Sl; clerks fee, so; printers fee, L 80
Sc 10.
9th district. One tract Of Land Of 200
acres. living IN CiEi4 District No. "a, valued
S2Oo. assessed to Sarah MOOres-taxes,
81 ~; collectors fee, 81; clerks fee, 1 So
printers fee, SOS 40,
25tIs district One tract of Land of %
acres, lying in Civil District No. q, valued
at SI20. assessed to W. j. Lutrell-taXes,
81 80; collectors fee, 81; clerks fee, 80;
pi inter's fee, 1 SOS so.
25th district. One tract of Land Of 2S1
aci es, lying in Civil District No. %, valued
at s.. 965, assessed to Fl. J. Robinsen--taxes,
SI3 ISL; collectors fee, 81; clerks fee
80; printers fee, l 50-Sl7 751S.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
j. S. HOBBS, Tax-COllectOr.
By virtue of the foregoing order, l will
attend at the door Of the Registers Office
of Lincoln county, in the town Of Fayette-
vile, on
Monday, the 9th of October, 1878,
and offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash the foregoing tracts of land and town
lots or parts Of town lots, or 50 mush there
of as will be sufficient of each Of them, to-
satisfy the taxes, costs and charges due sew
orally thereon. JOSEPH s. HOBBS,
aue2I Tar Collector.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-08-28
Local sH'Ot5CeS.
The Wear and Tear of Life.


The cares, anxieties and misfortunes Of
life have as much TO do with shortning it as
disease. They are in fact the source of
many ailments and physical disabilities.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, affections of
the liver, disturbances of the bowels, head
ache, hypochondria and monomania are
among these distressing fruits. 1t is there
fore Of great importance that persons whose
minds are oppressed with heavy business
Responsibilities or harassed by family troub-
les, or excited by speculation, or perpleXed
by a multitude of enterprises, or in any
way Overtaxed or OverwOrked, should keep
up their stamina by the daily use of a
Wholesome tonic. Thousands of persons
thus circumstaneed are enabled TO bear up
against the difficulties in which they are in
vOlved, and 10 retain their strength. health
and mental clearness, by the regular use of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Diseases
which are prone TO attack the body when
debilitated and broken down by over-much
brain work or eXhausting physical labor.
are kept at bay by the resistant power with
which this Incompatible tonic endows the
nervous system and the vital organs. AT
this season, when the heat is evaporating
the elements of strength from every pour
an invigorant is absolutely essential 10 the
safety and comfort Of the public and is re-
quired even by the most robust, if they de-
sire TO keep their athletic capabilities in
statu quo. Hence a course of HOstetter's
Bitters is particularly useful at this period
of the year as a defence against the inyisi-
Die disease afoat in the atmosphere. Ii is
the most potent of all preventive medicines
and for all complaints which affect the stom-
ach, the liver and the bowels, and interfere
with the perfect digestion and assimilation
Of food, it is the standard remedy.
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Sales to take Place.

All sales of property advertised
in the OBSERVER, or for which
handbills may be printed at this
office, will hereafter be noticed
under the above heading, free
Of charge. We call attention to
the following:
ByD. w. Clark, G. and NJ,
Wednesday, October LIST, Oh the
premises, in the 18th dis, 1881
acres of the S. Ii. HINES land.
By Squire Pickel, trustee,
same day and place, 149 acres
of the S. III. Hines land.
BY Joseph L. Sheriff., attor-
ney-in-tact, on the premises, in
the 10th district, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 9TH, about one thousand
acres Of land known as the
"Nelson Farm"
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SHERIFF SALE.

NO. =, Ill
DY virtue of one writ of venditiOni Cy
- pOnas tome directed from the honorable
Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Tennes-
see, at its July term, 1873, in favor Of W..
\. Summers and against 4. $. TempletOn,
Worshipful Master, and J. 7. Cathey, See
rotary, of Blooms Hill odge No. I6l Of Free
and Accepted MasOns, will expose to pub
lie sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the door Of the Registers Office, in the tOy N
Of Fayetteville, Tennessee, on
Saturday, September Goth, 1872,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
Blooms Hill Lodge No. l61 of Free and Ac-
cepted MasOns has in ard TO the following
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situated IN
Lincoln county, State Of Tennessee, Civil
District No. II, and bounded as follows,
vz-Beginning at a stake, the northwest
of said lot, running thence East 20 poles 20
a stake, thence South ~ poles TO a stake,
thence West 20 poles TO a stake, thence
North II poles to the beginning, containing
one and One-half acres more or less-it be-
ing the same lot or parcel of ground that
John Wood conveyed to A. G. Dickey, 7. ".
Clark and Isaiah Nearren, Master and War
dens Of said Lodge and their successors in
office, for the use of said Lodge by deed
dated thed 18th Of February, 1872, and reg
istered in the Registers office of Lincoln
county, Tennessee, in book A, pages So ard
50. Levied ON as the property Of said
Blooms Hill Lodge No. 161 of Free and Ac-
copied Masons TO satisfy one judgment in
favor Of w. A. Summers, for S3569O, besides
interest and costs.
W. \. 8uLLAgD, Sheriff.
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