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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-03

A widow, being cautioned
by her minister about flirting,
said she knew it was wrong
for maidens and wives to fiirt,
but the Bible was her authority.
It says "widows mite" She was
flirting awfully at last accounts.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-03

Says the Quincy Herald: "Joln'
A. Logan was not in the s.nate
chamber when Andy Johnson
spoke the other day. He, however,
listened behind the door. His OBJ
jectin absenting himself was tn.
show Andy that he didn't care to,
hear the speech.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-03
Rochester

The Rochester Democrat
prophesies that the peace in
Louisiana forbodcs the coming
storm. We don't know why
it should but Louisiana was
never quiet for nothing. As
the grandmother remarked; ;
That boy is unusually quiet;
hasn't made q noise in five min
utes. wonder what's the mat
ternow?"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-03
"Whv do they call the people

"Wby do they call the people
who live in the South Sea Islands
cannibals?" asked an old lady OF a
sailor. "Because they live on 9TH
er people" answered the sailor.
Then my son in.law must be a
cannibal." said she, pensiveIy, for
he lives on ne.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-03

A young Chicago clerk de-
votes his salary to the support
of his mother and two sisters
all three habitual druDkards,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-03
TERMS.

% Two Dollars for one year, ,arG-
,'ta6tg IN GdU0Rce; two Dollars aud
Fifty Cents if payment be deferred three
months. All papers going out of the county
10 be paid for an adcdnce.
pSg@ Single copies, Five Cents each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-03

A Chicago poet, upon hearing
that Nilsson was about TO erect
COW sheds upon her Peoria lots,
has burst forth into the following
verse: "Christine, Christine, thy
milking do the morn and eve be-
tween, and not by the dim reli-
gious light of the fitful kerosene;
for the cow may plunge, and the
lamp explode, aud the fire, fend
ride the gale, and shrek the knell
of the burning town in the glow
of the molten pal"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-03

If you want to get boy iuto
the habit Of walking lop sided let
him have pistol-pocke: in his
trousers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-06-03
Pronouncing Matches.

In commenting upon the "spell-
ing epidemic the Christian
Weekly suggest the propriety OF a
''pronouncing match" as contempo-
raneous exercise. 1t instances
numerous words which are com
monty pronounced enormously,
and also others which, if pronoun-
ced according to the best authoIi-
ties, would scarcely be recognized
in ordinary society. Of this lat
ter class a short list is given, with
the suggestion for the reader to
pronounce them. and then consult
Webster or Worcester and see
how nearly CORE ct he is, accord.
ing to either "best authority"
The list is as follows: squalor,
discrepancy, cement (the noun,
camelopar'I, essayist, precedence,
inventory, recess, rise Che noun,
granary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
SrlnlONonE.
Tur, DISTRICT COURT OF THE

Nm THE DISTRICT cot 1T OF 1RS
Il Se,ord Judicial District e the state of Ne
yada in and for the County az Ctia-Hy---
SARAH 4. WAGER. plaintiff, ". GUMS TO-
IEFK YAGEP. defeTdsnt.
Ac.icr b-ous ht il the District Court az tie
Second judicial District of the State q Nevada
in and faT IL County CT OTnlaty, a4d lie con-
risi.l; Sled in said County Of Ciu,uy. III the
!Fscc If The Clerk of said District Court.
TIE Siate ii Nevada - GS greeting 10 CHRIS
TGPUER YlGER: Gs:tG'sIt.
va az L,T,ty r,qy4T, to sp:sar il a 1e-ia 4
frar,ch: a.aius. yen by the ahcFe EsIst': pam
III Il, tEe District Court Cf the stc>UG judicial
County # yrILsby, ana 20 : sWtr lie complaint
fla tb.resg' Ia cory q which a. ,IHggNits this
.r.r:l within + II DAYS ,tzci4S.Fe II tie day
If saryic.l after tie s,TNlcs IN yen Il tins
sunIruens--.: served within this county: or II
served ,ut q this county, tUt IL this District,
within iTtLty GAYS. UiheiNlse "iiLlh i.rty
dsys-or ;Udsn.1It ~ default viii be taken
against YOU.
N. said seton il brought 10 obtsin decree
forever auuullins the bonds of natIimony and
now cx sting between yea and plaInuh. Il On
the grounds Of vil:ul CoscItiCn and falling to
provide tie cCmnCn recosssTies q he, Tor
mole than two years last past.
20. a-rear ard ansaer the said comrlsiEt IS
I, ~ required, the said plan viii apply to
80. Court for he relief therein prayed.
Given under i hand and the seal
IE.I of the District C. -. CT the Second
Judicial District Of he State Of Nc
o0 ~ yada. in and for the Coz nty of OIms-
by, this Eth Gay of November, i'll the year Of
cur Lord, ore Thousand eight hundred and sew
enty four.
I'll. EDWARDS. Cle:k-
VIZ. PAITFRsoN, Attorney FOR / lai.tif.
delo-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
S U NJ NJ o n S .
THE nISTRICT COURT OE TIE:

EN- THE DISTRICT COURT OE THE
& Second Judicial District of the State o. Ne
yads. in snd for the County of ormsby. =
LOUISA PARRoTr, plaintiff, VS.. GEORGE
PAREOTr, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of
the Second Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada in and fer the County of crnsby, and
the Complaint led i'll said County Of Urmsby,
in tie o-f:cC Of l.. Clerk Of said District Court.
Tie State -.uyada sends greeting to Ok
ORGE PARkO- L, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear IN an action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tiff in the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada in and for the
County of Orr.sDy, and to answer the complaint
fled therein Ia copy Of which Accompanies TINS
Summonsl within ten days exclusive of the day
Of seryice) after the service you Of this SUN
mons-if served within this county: orif served
out Of this county, but in this District. within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days-or
Judgment by default viii he taken against you
y re said action is brought TO dissolve the
bonds o. mstriMony existing between you and
plaintiff, upcn line allesed ground OF failing TO
provide the CoEmon Leccsssaries OF life fer
lls milf and family for more than two years
lie i past. aIG that the care End education OF The
minor children, George Austin, William Eenry
and Ida Msy lie awarded 10 plaintiff, and !udG-
M : fer her costs.
A. YOU are here by notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said conf laint rs above
!. qu.rod, tie ssid Plaintiff VIII apYly TO The
Count for the reli,f prayed thorln.
<ses-.-& Given under my hand. and the seal
bcN!. Of the district Court Il the Second
~ 1icial District Of Ike State Of Ne
vlGa il ana fer tie County OF OriLsby. this
one tLousanG eight hundred anu acyorty-four-
4. }. EBWklDS. CloTk-
WI. PA--EI sen, Attorney fer Eiaintiu.
deIS-im
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGEHC Y
Nc. 81 Montgomery Block,
Sax FRANCISCO, Cal.

M Ii. sIkssN ATTORNEY At
w LaS al, Commander 81 the Crane
Army If the Pei rblic in California aid Neva-
ia. will give IruIrft attention 10 the collection
OF additional Travel Fay, Low due California
Rnd N,y-Ga Volunteers discharged -acre than
three nUndr, miles from hone. SolG.e.s e@l
deptnd on fair dealing. Information given
free Of charge. WHOM writing enclose stamp
fo- rel iy al. state company and r sin4cbt, aI'i
whether you have discharge. Congress has
extended the time for filing claims fer Add
tional Bounty under Act Of July IS, 1896 In
January, 1875. go all such claims must be made
btioIe that time. Original Bounty Of SlcC has
been allowed all volunteers " no enlisted before
July I'D, lS61 fer three years, if not IsiG lie
same when discharged. Lana Warrants can be
obtained for services rendered before 1885, but
not for services in the late war. Pensions for
late waI and war CT lSl2oltaiped and increased
when allowed for less tlaa disability warrants,
but no pensions are allowed 10 Mexican and
Florida war soldiers. State of Texas has granted
Pensions TO surviving veterans Of Texas Heyo-
luton. New Orleans and Mobile Prize Mercy
is low due and being Jaid. ". II. Aiken slsn
ate IDS to General Law and Collection business
se5-2aw6m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
Or. lie Riehau,s GOLDEN RILSAM No. /

cures Cliancres first and second stages. Sores On
the Legs or Body: Sore Ears, lyes, Nosc, &C.,
Copper-colored Blotclcs, SypAilitic Catarrh,
Diseased Scalp. and all primary forms Of the
disease known as Syphilis. Price, IS per bette
mr. xyo fnf %
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
SUMMONS,
The DISTRICT CGUHT cFTHE

I sec,rd Judicial District ef the State Of Ne
vsda. in and fer the County e ormsby.-
ELEONUEE ALIEN. plaintiff, ". REL EES
". ALIEN. defendant.
Action brought in the District Court # the
Second } u icinl Eis;ri, = :Le State # Nevioa,
in and fer the County Of orn Shy, :nd the con
;lsiIt filed in said Comfy If On - in the
Office IF tie C,ii Cf said / ists.g' CCt.rt.
The state # Nevada seICs greeting 10 r. L
BIZ ". ALIEN. dtfsIcsIt.
You are hereby lequ,lcu {" al p ar IL al action
brought against You by the hove Icsneti plain
tia IN tie District Count Of tie Sec NJ Judicial
BisiliSt q TIE Stale cI Nevada, IL SEd fer the
County OF CrIEsty, arGto answer tie CONF lc5nt
flied therein a copy Of which aCe,Ilpan.,s tliis
sunslucnsl within t,n Gs!s lesC.Es-vc IF the
day Of seENiocl after the q rvice On You Of this
SUM al s-if served within ills county: ~ il
seiNgd cut Of ibis county. hat II ms district.
Wit ii twenty days. otherwise within toliy Gays
or juilIae-.; ly default VII To t-1tn aSatIlst
yCu.
The said action is l-,Uaii & 6.ssc-ve tie
bonds 81 I.latliI.lony existing l.iwttn y2rrself
ard the tttCILIlt uICn lie GrcLIa q Failing
TO provide the cG:.iIntn Lttt sssries OF lie ior
more n ali two Years last asst that tie rrclIrty
d. scritcd IL tie turiaitt IL set cfl 10 ;hc Cse
and ttL fit cf The Ilsirtii'. AMI ilst uis'nilff be
restored to l,r IBsiGtn rsme # tleono-e
Iun.ar,. SrG E5pmeli fU. costs.
and YOU Al, hereby notified that If you fail 10
srr6ar aud arswtr IL, sid coInrl,in above
r,quir, d. tic said Ilaintiff VIII sPT!y 10 the
Court fer the relicf therein pTayeti.
Given under my Laid. siid TIE seal
of The District CCLTt Of tie second
| Judicial District CT the State Of Ne
w ~ vada. in and for the County OF
Crnsby. this Sd day of December, in the year
Of our Lord. one thoUsand eight hundred and
seventy four.
T. J. EDWARDS, Cox.
NM. eATTILsoS. Attorney for Plaintiff.
dti-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO
CaECiT0aS.

A II. PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
- ssainst the estate OF ANTHONY TRApP.
Gee aasod. are hereby rct!ftd TO prtseIst tho
s&l.e with vouchers y rtq,IT by Jaw viii III
ten months frcm The Gate hereof, at my oi.icc in
Genoa. Douglas unity. NeyatiB. CT. i'll defsult
thereof. the ta1ne will be forever barred.
DeCsIDbsr -eth, ls7i.
KOpFT. RICE.
Public Administrator, and
Administrator OF said estate.
Gs30
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
al nGnEEw.ARD
Nj ytkHH FOR An
10, SUN lncura bic G q Sc
~ DR. LIE RICEAU'S
u GOLDEN BAL S Ah7

After ten years Of trial on this Coast has
proven itself tie only curative in certain class
of diseases pronounced by medical rraetitior-
ers incrrabIe
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
TO TIE tIkFORTukkTE!

- NEW REMEDIES
~ NEW REMEDIES
ieN DIR. CIBEON'S BIsPENSARY
Ecfs3 Gas kenrny street.
San Frarcieco Established in 1863, fer the
treatment OF Sexual ard 5, Iuira Disc ast such
rs ,ioncrrhen. elect Structure, Syphilis il al
its FORMS. seminal Weskntts, 1rrot.Icy, etc:
S:.in diseases of years standing AID tloerattd
Legs succt ssfully treated.
horrible Diseases.
How many thousands Of PERSONS. beth male
ard female. are there who suftIirE tEt
miserable existence from he fleets OF fttitt
dulgorccs, i.-I. -irns absol bed into the rs.
TEN Lock at lI,.Ir pallii --..aci2:s1 and dis
figured faces ard their ErCboE-doNn constitu-
tious. disqualifyine fho III for the hapriness Of
marriage or the enjoyment Of life. In this
horrid situation thousands suiI until death
closes lie scene. I.t par Its, SCaroisns,
friends. sttertl to these who are sufltring with
any Of these horrible. Understanding maladies
see that they are cared for and cured before II
I've too late Send them Immediately to DIR.
GIDEON. physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years, and who 10
certain TO cure the most iuyeterste case, without
mercury any injurious drugs.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, fEc consequence Of SELF
abuse: This solitary vice, or depravsd sexual
indulgence, is pTacticed by the youth Of both
sexes to almost unlimited extent, producing
with uneIriIg certainty, the following train Of
morbid syIlf MS, uniess ccnibated by scisnti-
lie medical measures, VIZ: Saliow counter
aucc GaIk Spots under the eyes. pain III tho
head. ringing in tic ears, noise liz. Al TI:stlirg
of leaves ana rattling Of Giar.oIs, uIeasiEefe
about IT," l"iIs. weakness OF the limbs. coTfr-
sd yisI 4. tlurtcd intellect. less of confidence.
Gltia,l-,e III reaching stTFT 1tTs. dislike 20
form. lew acquaintance. GisrCSItitn 10 shTp
society. los 9: Iat utIy. hectic i.tzhts piuVlts
aid various trhpticr. llout the Iar's, furred
tongue. f,tid breath, coughs, cor SUR Ition,
night sweats lnorcIuania aud fr,oys ut Il sanity
l-..TF vasf -r-F a Il Nsr
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-29
MECHANICAL.

The following, from one of our ex-
changes, is as true as it is important,
and it is especially worth the serious
consideration of every young man
possessing mechanical genius:
This country is almost over
stocked with professional men, and
whenever education and ability are
united in a young man, he is almost
sure TO quit the practical part of his
trade, and become a consulting engi-
neer and expert living by fees in
stead of by wages, and selling his
knowledge and not his skill. Thus
men of brains are taken out of the
really working class ; and many
manufacturers look in vain in the
rank and file of their establishments
for men capable of being master
mechanics. The question as to where
our leaders and foremen are to come
from is deserving of our best CON
sideration; for there are many inhu
ences at work which are retsrding
the progress of the American work.
Boys and young men should cspeci-
ally bear in mind the value Of ac-
curing a thorough knowledge of all
branches Of the trade by which they
intend TO earn their bread, SO as to
become capable leaders and instruc
tors of others less gifted and fortu>
nate than themselves.
That is the great trouble. Par
ents, these days, send their boys off,
educate them in the professions Of
medicine, law, teachers, etc while
the mechanical trades are neglected,
deprived of skilled labor and inteli
gent management. The overcrowGed
professors are starving, while good
mechanics are in demand.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-29
GEORGIA NEWS.
The Butler Herald learns that

The Butler Herald learns that
Miss Butler, daughter Of the watch
man at Flint river bridge, on the
Railroad, was run over
and killed by a poll car yesterday
evening late She has been in the
habit of putting her foot on the track
and jerking it up Just in time for the
cars to miss it, or get on the track
and run off just in time TO escape be
ing run over; bat this last time
proved fatal. She was standing on
the track, facing the poll car (Which
was coming up to Reynolds to let the
gravel train pass, and put her foot
upsas if she intended stopping it, but
before she could turn to leave the
track she had met her sad fate, and
was crushed to death. Me poll car
was running down grade at the speed
of twenty miles an hour, and it was
impossible for it to bezsepped.-
The deceased was fifteen Years old,
and is said to have been very pretty
and accomplished young lady.
The Carrollton Times mentions
that Mr.. William Lasseter, Of that
county, on three, horse farm, will
make this year three hundred bar
reIs of corn and ten bales of cotton,
and everything else in proportion.
He has a pair of oxen weighing
three thousand pounds, probably the
finest in Middle Georgia.
The BIakely News says "Uncle
Billy Daniel, Of Colquitt, wears a
pair Of suspender buckles he has
| had in constant use for fifty years,
and his father twenty five years be
fore him; yet they look as if they
might be good for one hundred and
fifty years more"
Three hundred bales Of hay,
weighing each three hundred pounds
have been cut, cured and packed
from Central City Park, Macon. -
They hay is worth 81 400, which
will pay the expenses Of keeping uF
the Park.
-Pig-Iron Kelley stopped in At
lanta long enough to plaster up the
places from which Senator Bayard
lifted the hide.
The jury which examined into
the sanity of BrinkIey, the Newman
wife murderer, has agreed to disa-
gree.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-29
DIRECTORY FOR 1876.

A TLANTA, West End, Marietta, Decatur,
IA and STONE Mountain, General AMI Bust
ness Directory for l.76, will be published by
the Southern Publishing Company. PRICE
81 90.
This edition will far surpass anything of the
kind ever published. 1t is in the hands Of IN
doubted ability and win embody Five Complete
Separate and Distinct Directories, and will have
a liberal circulation not only in the towns above
mentioned, but also through the State The
liberal rates offered by the Publishers make it
a desirable, judicious and economical medium
for advertisers, and the low price at which the
work has been placed. 49, places it within
the reach of all and secures for it a large crcu
ation. The work will BE- ready for delivery
December. A large subscription has already
been secured Our agents will call on every
one with blanks to bs filled out for advertise
ments aud subscriptions. payable 10 the order
of the Southern Publishing Company, VIM. A.
Ramsay, President. BE sure you rign no 9th
Ell on our account. Our agent will be in Mari
eta in a short time.
w. A. RAMSAY, President
Cor Pryor and Mitchell SITS Atlanta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-29
STRANGE BUT TRUE.

The Marietta and North Georgia
Railroad, when completed to Muir
ply, will be built almost directly on
the great marble and iron lead that
passes through this county, from
some point beyond Ellijay, about 60
miles from Murphy. BY continu-
ing the road on the line of the West
ern N. G. Road it will follow this
mineral belt about 40 miles farther,
in the neighborhood of Fort Linsey,
making 100 miles this road will fol-
low this iron and marble lead. In
some places the road will be built
through immense beds Of the finest
marble, unsurpassed even in Italy.
Iron is found along this entire line in
inexhaustabIe quantities, yielding in
many places - cent. pure iron. In
addition to the marble and iron, gold
and other valuable minerals are now
being found in paying quantities in
different localities through which this
road passes. MWphy az. CO. Her,
aH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-29
THE STATE FAIR.

The State Fair may be truIhtully
said was Georgia enterprise, made
up Of home productions, inventions
and industries. From General Col
quits report of it, we learn that it
was financially a success, and the
only Fair that has been held in many
day that will have money left IN
the treasury after the debts are paid
There was much censure Of General
Colquitt and Mr.. Malcomb Johnston
for excluding gambling institutions
and horse>racing, and several pres
dicted it's failure, but in the midst of
all this moulhing, it has proved a
wonderful success, and Gen. Colqultt
is certain it would not have been a
success if three or four thousand dol,
lars bad been expended for pre-
miums for horse racing, as there was
no way to get that much money
back, and onSequently the manag
ers would have been embarrassed to
that extent in meeting their obliga-
tions. Last year Atlanta lost $685.
600 on the State Fair, while this
year there is surplus over.
Quite a number Of persons have
sought to ridicule this fair by saying
it was "strictly moral exhibition, >
while others deridingly said it was q
prayer meeting" and none were
allowed admittance unless they could
say the "Lord's prayer and repeal
the ten commandments" All such
remarks, of course, come from those
who have no respect for religion
morality and virtue, but if such {
requisite had been demanded, al
stated above, it would have been as
tonishingly surprising to see what I
large majority Of people would have
had to amuse themselves outside o
the gate. But Gen. Colquitt hai
demonstrated that a State I air car
be managed to subserve the origina
purposes of the organization in tht
legitimate display Of farm products
home industries, fine stock, manu-
featured goods, inventions, etc, ant
that gambIing-Lells and horse bet
ting are not necessary to the success
of anything, save the filing ant
emptying of the pockets of thos'
who stake their money, win ant
lose, while all will agree that they
are demoraIizing and peruicious il
their influences.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-29
CRIME.

Reader, are you not startled, yea
sickened, by the immense amount Of
crime recorded in the papers of
the day 1t does seem to us that
the times are greatly out of joint,
and that lust, avarice, malice, and
all the baser passions are rampant.
You can hardly pick up any paper
but what blood, murder, rape, arson,
lynchiug. theft, inhdelity, and every
other crime known, blackens .the
pages of our boosted civilization. 1t
is not confined to any one particular
locality or State, but all over this
broad Union are these crimes per-
petrated. The people are getting so
familiar with their common frequen>
cy, that it is all but passing dream.
The wild, unbridled passions of men
must be made to feel the law for
every infraction. The recklessness
with which human life is tax en-, shows
a bad state of morals and a great
amount of depravity. With our
thousands of churches, schools, pious
mothers and stringent laws, it does
appear that we are making but lit
tie progress in the curtailment Of
crime and the lettering of the hui
man family.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-10-29

SoMNAMBULSM EXTRAORDINARY.
"A curious case of somnambulism,
says the London Echo, is reported
by correspondent at Calcutta, of
which khitmatga, in employ of one
of his friends is the subject. A little
after midnight till nearly two o'clock
in the morning this man, he says,
begins chanting verse after verse of
Koran and of sacred hymns repeats
the Divine precepts; criticises the
shortness of time in this world and
the length of eternity in the next;
and, finally, winds mp with an UNI
earthly howl or shrek. During all
this time he is in the soundest of
slumbers, and the only way to put
stop to this hullabaloo is to turn the
man on his side; for, should any one
awake him. he will just open his
eyes for minute, aud if allowed to
continue on the flat of his back, he
will recommence his bowling hymns.