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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-01-27
CaSE OF BATTER.
Good Books.

Good Books. Iy Ty'Gdy ,6 HFEg$ one c1o or
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IL - cents ART sd ETIQ. ETrE OF MAKING LOVE.
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&CH0oE RooES.
lnsOlvent Notice by the Cham
Gerry Court.

WTHEREAS, David c. Hall, administra-
w tor, &c, Of o. p Grifiis, deceased,
filed his insolvent bill in the ChaHcery Court
at Fayetteville, Tennessee, on the second of
September, 1873, and by decree pronounced
at the October term, 1875, Of the Chancery
Court at Fayetteville, Tennessee, in the
cause Of David G. Hall, administrator, and
others against Dessa Grifis and Others it
was ordered that the administration Of
said estate be removed TO theChancery Court
for the estate TO be wound up as an insol-
vent estate.
This is TO TO notify all persons to file
their claims properly authenticated on or
before the 2Gth of February, 1876,
with the Clerk and Master at Fayetteville,
Tennessee, for pro rata distribution or they
will be forever barred. D. w. CLARK,
nov. 25-3m CLERK and Muster
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MUST Be IRRIGATED
Oak Hill Institute!
ME next regular session Of this scao
4 will commence
January 3lSt. 1915

and continue twenty weeks. under the en-
peryislon Of p. Elimebaugh, assisted bv
competent teachers. There will be an 90.
TIA session Of four weeks beginning Tho
Ord OF january, 1876, for the Recommend
ton OF those who wish TO pursue IN i
udIes, as well a. those who wish 10 fLor-
ouShiy prepare themselves for future fe,cL-
ing. SPECIAL attention viii be given fo
those who wish TO teach. also To
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-01-27
HAW! IEAW! HAN! :

HI " q a. " In " WHO on g
those kcWLuGs, hwccr, kWaint, hUmiC, 'Llas-
tic Rubber Faces Each one will make 100 differ
ent faces. ana OH, funny, Greatest thing ever
mate. just TIC thing for holidays one viii con
yGlso a whole town : kinds, mailed free for on
l. - cents each. for 81 send for one and laugh
aud gov fat" WO>DERFUL MAGIC FISGER! A
MYSTERY indeed. You can stick it through your
hat and VET IN tEe n hole. 'TI- the wonder OF the
&c. send 10. it and have fDu FORES ER! Only
p cents, !OC Il CARDS OF COURTSHIP, Love
MAEENG tAEpS- FORTUNE I ELLTNG taKBS! kinds,
each in neat case. These are the best cards ever
made and every !oung person Leeds them to en-
joy these long evenings 81 cents per pack Tor 20
cclts. SEMI for them and have fun with the girls.
LITTLE FASCISATOK! For every SWcct-hcart or
lover II about counting, cure for love, &c. On
ly - cents. LOVERS TELEGRAPH. Needed by eV
cry lover. OLly 20 cents. All above arc elegantly
Illuminated. Sent free for price. 10 900 hooks for
sale. Catalogue FREE. Address HUNTER co,
Hinsdale y H. Jan -, 1876.
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Tract of Land !
SHERIFF SALE.



HI virtue Of three wits Of venii,ioui
BP eXponas TO me directed from the hon
orable CircHit Court Of Lincoln county.
. tennessee, at its November term, 1875. in
. the cases Of !. B. Thomson and James ".
Holman against !. j. Tucker, princinaI,
and y. -. Jane, security. I viii expose
to pubic sale 10 the highest bidder. for
cash, at the courthouse door in the town
Of Fayetteville, Tennessee, ON
Saturday, February 9th, 1876,
all the righ,. title, claim and interest that
I'D. Iacher has in anil % the following
described
Three Tracts of land!
The first, situated in Civil District 10.
Z, Lincoln county. Tennessee. AID bound
ell as follows, to-wit-Gn the North bT the
lands Of ). @. Harrison. on the West bv
the lands Of VI. D. l.. Whitaker, on the
South ~ he iaudsof Ben Warren. and On
the East by Mulberry Creek, containing
30 Acres, More or Less,
The second tract in Civil District No +
Lincoln county, Tennessee, and bounded as
tollows-DI the North By the lands Of ". .
II. Moc-eS and Ben. Warren. East by the
same, on the South by the lands Of NJ. II. .
Bonner, and on the West BY Mulberry
Creek, containing
- Acres, More or Less!
The tLird tract. lying ia Civil District
No. 4, Lincoln county, Tennessee. and
BOUNDED as foiiows-Ja the North by the
dover of Mrs. ". james, on the West by
lI.t %
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-01-27
American Turbine, Eclipse Double
Turbine. Lef1ell Double Tur-
bine Water Wheels

or any other pattern wanted. at the regu-
lar Shop prices. All OF which will be sold
on the best terms they can be bought. [
Will also furnish plans and specifications
for both Saw and Grist Mills, either steam
or water power at short notice-and on
reasonable terms. viii also superiutcnd
the construction of all kinds of machinery.
Respectfully, JOHN WILLIAMS.
nov 1l-3m Fayetteville, Tenn.
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TRADE PIII(I..
Northwest corner
RU3S1e sQUARS,
Fayetteville, Tenn.
FOR BARGAINS, FOR 5AslfAiTg
And carefully selected goods suit
able for the
C0MGN0 SEASON.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
No Trouble to Show Cog. t
Staple aud Fancy Dry qIs. a
Silks and Pophs, .
FIanneIs, Opera FIanny &c. I I
Ladies Trimmed HatAadIeS
Furs Specialit :
JEANS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !. !.
Notons,Hosierigs,ByS5oos and !.
~ orr~,t. -
READY lIlDtLOTHIHC {.
OF all dcscrip.i4Ind sizes.
Tie uudersf promise to do Do DO
WHAT rsADvzRT1sE. on OF,
and if any i it tai
GIVE A TRIAL
And Conce Yourselves. 'P T
Tu
NAUER e. HIPSH. j..
Jal
n r Fathers, wool, beeswax. ter
hides ftaken in exchange for =
ooo5s bught for cash at the
Ill Jarket Price.
SeP, 1875. e
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Our New York Letter.

Ehe Cloud like Mans Band-CU-
ban Carpet. Baggers-The Work
ingmen - Dime-NOveI Robbery
The "Cruciblo' Empty = The
Worm Of She StiII-The SURGEON
DelJing Art
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FRENCH mn EEa.K9.5-
Send YOuP Bows

ana pay rs in something else. To those
who cannot pay at all, We say send your
. oVs, tECr
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STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,

FE}HE subscriber is now receiving, at
4 stand formerly occupied by Brigb
Co, west side of the Square, an asSOrul
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning.
The market displayed a vacant ap-
pesrsnce, there not being over dozen
sleds and wagons altogether, therefore
there was very little to sell except meat.
BUYERS seemed to be about as scarce as
sellers, and no particular disappolnt-
ment at the scarcity prevailed except for
eggs They were In great demand and
popped up cents per dozen. Game
continues plenty and goes off slower,
particularly rabbits. If the weather is
fine and the roads good, the market next
Saturday will be fine one.
PRoDUCE-Eggs SOC per dozen; butter
2503Oc per ID; chickens each, dressed,
2O33Oc; ducks 30@35c; turkeys l2c
per h., or 75c@sl 80 each; fresh pork,
hind quarter, &c; fore quarter, Sc per 10;
lard l2c per ID. Geese 90 cents each.
Observation-Disclosures 25c per peck !;
onions 2Oc per peck; cabbage 5@l5c per
mead; beets &c per bunch; carrots &c per
bunch; celery 5@Sc per bunch; pump
kins 3@Sc each; turnips zoe per peck.
FRUIr-Apples 100 per peck; ap-
pie butter lO@l5c per quart; hickory
nuts Sc per quart; walnuts 2Oc per peck.
GAME-SquIrrels l0c each; rabbits
loo; venison l5c per h.; cartridges l5c
apiece; pheasants 25c apiece.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
, Valuable Medical Treatise

The edition TOR 1877 of the sterling Mcdi-
cal Annual, known AS Hostetter's Alma
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tree of cost, of druggists and general
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States and British America, and indeed in
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ing and amusing light reading aud the
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curate The issue OF IiOStetter's Almanac
for 1877 VIII probably he the largest edition
of medical work ever published In any
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ter Il Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt Of
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mail 10 any person who cannot prOcur"
one in his neighborhOOd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28

AyrsENENTs.- Euclid ArsHW opera
Horse Parted" is play of such Pur
itv and interest that the favor 1t has met
With is ali merlted. No play tor long
time has been so we'll received mere tue
audiences being the warn est ana mo>t
enthusiastic every evening, and they
hsve been large. Mrs. Chsntrau mas
,you grest admiration for the que: ana
natural manner of her impersonation OF
Mrs. Shirley, she seeming ts win the
hearts of all at the outset. MI. MOT
dsunt and the rest of those supporting
her have all won favor, and Will come
back to friends if they ever return u
play Cleveland Herald.
simmons & !Siocttm- cork opera
combined with sparkling negro WIKI
cisms, songs, dances and sKetcues'
proved effective In crowding the opera
House last night TO see Simmons u
Slocum's Minstrels. The female impef-
senator, W. Henry Rice, in his ouriesque
operstic selections, was excellent, MS
actions, dress and voice betokening the
fair sex. until he would, in loud, stentor-
ian tones betrsy himself. DE was re-
called several times. Thatcher, Sim
mons. Welch, Rice and Slocum, IN the
concluding farce of the Two Tramps,
were verv funny. The wind-up where
the trained dog "Fan" seizes Thatcher
was exciting n the extreme, the aog
seeming to act his part as intelllgently
a, man. The entire performance was lar
above that of the majority OF Whist are
known o. first class troupes, and their
disappearance which is promised at no
very distant day, will fill the Opera House
from "pit to dome."-Ba'timOrs S''n'
Nor 90.
81. Mathews Chureh.-At this church
tonight the usual Christmas week enter
tainment will be given, in the shape OF a
concert for the benefit of the Sabbath
School. The school is noted for the ex-
! cellence of its entertainments, and all
may rest assured that rare treat VIII be
given. The cause is good one and
should be literally pstronlzed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28

TIE CouRTs-C County Court. This
court met pursuant 10 adjournment
Judge Cochran Oh the bench, and rams
acted the following business:
IL the case of the State VS.. John Bly,
ems. charged with assault with intent to
commit rape, the defendant failing to
appear, his recognizance was forfeited.
The case of me State vs.. John ShIpp
and Mary Ship, indicted for keeping q
house of i'll fame was continued till next
term, provided that defendants renew
their recognizsnce IN the sum Of $500,
otherwise TO forfeit the same.
In the case OF the State. VS. Robert
Miller, for cruelty to animals, defendant
entered into recognizsnce IN the sum
of 500.
The case of the State cs John Sheekey
indicted for misdemesnor, was continued
till next term
The case of the State vs.. W. Martin,
NJ. O'Nesl and J. Msuck, indicted for
highway robbery, was continued I'll
next term.
The case of the State vs.. Christopher
Fsw.ey, indicted Tor grand larceny, was
continued till next term, defendant CIV
ing bail in the sum OF $500.
The Grim con, case of William Dawson
VS.. Walter Marshall occupied the rest OIL
! the time of the court, and was still on
trial at the time of adjournment, which
was had till the usual hour this morning
Municipal Co,trt-Judge Crsnmel
transacted the following business in this
Court yesterday
In the case of Letitia Updegratt VS.
George Crumbacker, in assumpsit, judg'
ment was rendered for plaintiff FOL
$l25.O4.
The case of George Kern vs.. F. +
Ziegler, in sssumpsit, was continued til
next term at the cost of defendant.
The case of Jacob Snider VS.. Lewis
Lunsford ct al, IN chsncery, was set FOL
argument January I'd, 1877.
Court Adjourned till this morning q
ten o'clock.
PoLlce Court-Judge Cranmer disposed
of the following cases before this court
yesterday:
Dennis Desmond, disorderly conduct
case dismissed.
f. w. Baker, neglect i carry awal
garbage, fred five dollars. Execution
suspended on payment OF costs.
Noah w. Hunter, vagrant, fined TIVE
dollars and costs Committed for thlrt.
days.
Jacob Zimmerman, disorderly, fine;
two dollars and costs. Paid.
Court adjourned till this morning,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28

AND THE END Is Nor YET-The
Island coffee house license embroglio, it
seems, is about to create some trouble,
and some of our citizens are on the WAT
path, If we may be allowed the express
sion. 1t is now claimed that certain
names read to Council on the petition
opposed to the license were attached
thereto without the consent OF the parties
bearing such names, and that the petition
has been purloined from off the file Of
the papers belonging to Council. We do
not insinuste that ways that are dark have
been INDUCED in, but if this be the case,
there is certainly an opportunity for
some one to rise and explain. We will
give the facts, both pro and con, To our
readers as developments sre made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS.-Th fol.
lowing are the transactions in real estate,
as recorded at the office of the County
Clerk Yesterday:
Deed made December %, 1876, from
Enoch G. Miller and wife 10 Cecilia G.
Booth, lot No. 100, North Fourth street,
a part of lot No. Water street, for
$1,000.
Deed made December 26, 1876, from
Thomas p. Smith and wife to John Wa.
terhouse. forty feet OF the north side of
lot SO, in subdivision 0. Joseph Csld-
wells estate, Wheeling; for 81, 900.
Deed made December ID, 1876. from
Hannibal Forbes and Henry NJ. Rupee,
special commissioner, 10 Hiram Elliott,
a tract of land on Wheeling creek, con-
tanning about l03 acres; for s6,725.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28

PgRSoNALITIEs.-Mr. T. }. Cart
wright night before last, at the close Of
the services at the North Street NJ. L
Church. donated S25 for the benefit o.
the church. for which he received the
thanks of the congregation.
The Chanfrau party, eighteen in num-
Der, will arrive this morning. They will
stop at the st. James.
Messrs George w. and James CLANCY
of West Alexander, are registered at the
ST. james.
Mother De Msgdslen, OF the Convent
of st. Joseph, is dangerously ILL., and her
death may occur at any time, although
she was somewhat better last evening.
Mr.. Thomas p. Written, of Pitts
burgh, has been spending the holidays al
Brdeepor
Officer Carroll, another of our hand
some police, has been assigned the after
noon watch at the Capitol.
VIM. r. Doolittle was appointed q
Notary Public for Marion county, with
residence at Pslstine, by Gov. Jacob,
yesterday.
Hon. Z. n. Arnett, State Senator
from Marion county, is in the city.
Billy Mayer will furnish the music for
the Sub Ross tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
scheurk's Mandrake p

Will be found TO possess thos.
necessary TO the total eradicatioyuA.I tie
bilious attacks, prompt 10 start,hn 0! :.
tons Of the liver and give a bssi,s 'ec,e,
to the entire system Indeed ~ tOa,
binary discovery IN medicai 10 OF
TO hav' invented remedr S!eae,
stubborn complaints which do. hes
the results produced by .o2 a.
free use of calomel, a mins.'Ite, con
dreaded by mankind, ana as,
edged 10 be destructive in the ,a,cknoE
the human system. That the HsLens 4
OF certain vegets bles comprise III 1pe a
tues OF cslomel without its iniH.t tae v,
denotes, is now an admitted fs., .oe, e,
indisputable by scientific reese eAts.st
those who use the Mandrak. pSiles; a..
fully satisfied that the best ms. an vi. b
those provided by nature In ,St'elhes a.
herbs and roots OF the fields e Vomm
These Pills open the bowels ana
all bilious arrangements witb.r, Sotlrt
ton or any Of he injurious efsss,I. saliva
mel or otEer poiSons. The $50 OF ca.
bile is promoted by these pius euol q
seen by the altered color M VI.
and disappearing OF the SaIlov u :" NoO.,
ion and cleansing of the tonrp. 'Vin PEI
Ample directions for u.s.
each box OF pills. Prepared on SIS0I pa At
Schenck & Son. nj their princ,SS. .! !. !;
corner Sixth and Arch Streets a, one,
phia. and Tor sale by all drpStti..,. .Air
dealers. eA"A al
Price X cents per hoy
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THAT Gold Watch.

The GALAXY..-.W With the January
number "7he G0iary' enters on its
tweEty-thlrd volume, and the l2th year
of its existence.
The GaLGry from the first has occupied
position in our periodical literature pc
Gu. lar To itself, and most successfully has
it tilled its special field.
1t has attracted to itself our most bril-
liant writer's in all departments. The
leading statesmen and greatest generals
Of our time have gladl ' used its Pages to
express their views The brightest nov
elists and most brilliant essayists have
contributed to its pages 1t has called
forth class of writers who would other
wise have found no place in our periodi-
cal literature. 1t has accomplished this
by encouraging the expression of vary
Ing opinions by prominent thinkers in
all departments. The GdlGry itself has
never had any set theories of politics, re-
ligIon, sociology, or criticism to propa.
gate, and to which all its writers must
bend their own individual views.
We predict for 7he GaiGry greater
success even in the future than i! has at
tanned in the past for it is worthy Of all
success
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
THAT Gold Watch.

The REsuLT-Tbe net receipts OF the
different tables and tor articles voted for
at the Orphans festival given by the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
amounted to $375.4j, rs follows: ST.
Marys refreshment table, Misses Hand
Ian, GichwIndtner and Kesrnon, 5000;
Bishops refreshment table Mrs. Soiada
and Mrs. Christmeyer, 1861; fancy
table, Misses SriedeI, Gilligan, Ray,
iausenaur, Hagan and McGrsiI, $685.
candidates fof the ring. Misses Bowman
and McCor nick, $Gl.73; supper table,
Mrs. Hodche and Mrs McGarigan, $3l.27;
amount derived from the gold watch. $34
This is exclusive If the receipts al the
door.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
THAT Gold Watch.

MATERIALLY WIcIoUs."-We have
compositor who has been about the com =
posing room of this Office so long that ne
tbinks he has a right TO spell sccordln Z
TO his own rules, and yesterday he insist;
ed that age spelt age, we argueu
the point With him with side stlch'
and now be knows all about "syes,
especially black eyes. We believe IN
discipline, and unless We disable com
,ositor about once month there ls no
getting along in this establishment
They are materially vicious"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28

CKIu CoS.-The case OF VIM. Dawson
Va Waiter Marshall, IN which the PLAIN
,ifi has sued the defendant for damages
charging him with having criminal con-
naction with his better half, depriving
him of her society, etc, attracts large
crowds daily, esger to hear and witness
the disgusting developments made. The
avidenee in the case was concluded yes
terdsy evening, but as no argument has
vet been made aud the case hss 70 DC ue.
cided BY the Jury, we withhold comment
and the history of the facts when
brought on the suit.
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That Gold atch.

How A MERCHANT WAS DONE For
A very ingenious swlndlc Was lately per
petrated on prominent Main street dry
| goods house by finely dressed lady
who appeared IN the cloak department
and after careful examination selected
a cloak costing about $2j, for which she
rendered in payment 500 bill, which
was carefully scratinized by the cashier
who, doubtlng his own power OF dis
elimination, dispatched u messenger to
the Exchange Bank, TO Ascertain the
genuineness OF the bill. In short time
the messenger returned and announced
in an audible tone that the cashier of the
bank said that the bill was good. The
lady, upon hearing this, wsXed exceed.
ingly width, and demanded TO know
whether be- thought that she would At
tempt - pass counterfeit bill.
OF course apologies and explanations
were of no avail; she refused
to purchase the cloak, demanded her
money, and departed from the store the
very embodiment of righteous indigna-
ton. A couple Of hours afterwards she
returned considerably Modified, and con-
fessed that she WAS pleased with the
cloak which had such love of trimming
around it, and that her inability to find
one which she liked US well WAS the only
reason she returned, and she concluded
to take it. The obliging salesman de-
Iightedly wrapped up the cloak, while
the courteous cashier, disdaining to en-
terrain y suspicion against such lady,
proceeded TO count out the SO change,
with which and her cloak the lady
departed The feelings of that store
keeper can be better imagined than de-
scribed when he awoke.to realizing
sense of the fact that his lady customer
hsG, after all his precaution, succeeded
in passing upon him counterfeit 500
bill
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28

SKATING-A very large number OF
ladies and gentlemen, yesterday, took
advantage of the space cleared by the
"rousters" of the steamer Hudson, and
the fro zen surface of the Ohio was cover.
ed with phenomenons in skating
way. The parties clearing the snow
from the ice have stuck up flag, on
which Is a small placsrd, bearing the
magic words, "pay here" the same
which is very annoying to the boys.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-28
Wheeling Live stock Market.
CHRISTIAN STOCK YARDS,
Wheeling, Dec. 81.

CATrLE-The arrivals were 81 head,
and sold at 3d4 cents. The latter price
was paid for seven head of the very best
steers that have been in the market dur
ing the season. The market is little of
from last week, some stock remaining in
the yards unsold.
HoGs.-About 800 head have been re-
ceived. and the prices ranged from 5 to
6 cents; So so to SIS 60 for bulk sales to
packers. On account of the holidays,
the arrivals have not been up to the
usual amount, but ample to meet the
wants of butchers and packers. The
market continues firm, without any
change from former quotations,
SHEEP-No arrivals and little demand.
Mich Cows-No arrivals and con-
siderable inquiry.