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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24
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sEaas haTo a1m baa staalE.
Mall DirectOry.
Fayetteville POst-oflfce.

. ~
Ra;iroad-leayes every day except Sun
a.vat 4:l5A.M.; arrives at 8 P. NJ. Supplies
the following Offices, Kelse, Lincoln, ,tiypt-
Vile. Oregon, Georges Store, Flora Hunts
Station. Salem, Winchester and Decherd.
Shclbyviile stage-arrives Monday, We'd
nesdav and Friday at 10 A.. NJ; leaves same
days at2P.M. Supplies Mulberry, Lynch
bure. Bonneville, County Line, ShelbyTlHe.
huntsville s.age-leayes Monday and
Thursday at s A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at Ar. NJ. Supplies Harpers Branch,
Goshen, sHaxIe Green, Meridmnville and
Huntsville. - H. E45ilt ~ -
Sbelbyyiile horse-leayes Mondays and
THURSDAYS at s A. M; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at4P.N Supplies Norris Greek,
Chestnut Ridge. Hawthorne and Shelbyville.
Pulaski horse--arriyes eyerv Friday at II
NJ. leaves same day at 1890. Supplies Cy-
rus.on, Boons Hill, Millrille, Pisgah, Brad
shaw and Pulaski.
blanche horsc-lcaves every Friday at
A. N: arrives Saturday at 3 P. NJ. Sup
ulies Camargo, Mohnos Cold Water, Blanche.
Monay Orders can be obtained at this Of
ece nnon post Offices in all parts ef the u
n;ted Statos. I A list Of Money Order offices
NAV be seen on application. Rates Of com-
mission for Money Orders are as follows;
Nor exceeding Sl5,e,. -. ..-.. ~ cents
over lis aud not exceeding $50 10 DO
10 30 Do Do 4os.. ~ do
ao '40 do do, 50,.ss % do
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24
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!"
/ certed arrangement the dogs
would lbcleh forth TvoIunfessof
complaint. Tic President OF
the S5eaet MIC Protection.
etcssle0kpsl yerysmad and at
Hast, amid the shouts and an-
plause 6f tlie atidithce backed
down and out dartipg a parting
gI4ucez atA his NOISY tomb ii oFs
(which tl1Featene1 +
2 OR long laiRed Il taTnniSaI ang
is at hand at last. A carniyai
i'm the middle Of MAY aiter Lent
is passed and forgotten, might
lwelL lseeHil an aholhalytto fhs
eerigihaR sfhsskefs'a 6fs fI eoIl
world whose s5lteF eFiniate Az
Elomsiit ID seddie nfh2sits bf5ber
tplaee,J just before the ionS Sea-
tsoi7 of fassing aid prayer. II
is a. good deal tii6fe Sensible.
however, for us iniihig1afft1de
to haSeiitEie .festitaI, (which in
spite of its symbolic 7olfgin is
Eeelebtated only for itself, at
season when professions and
loutdoofs fun generally sdon't
have to be }sffot hered III over
coats. This first New York
carnisaloiss to bed hoheled ON
'thatiof the southern cities, be-
ing ruled 'jByS ai4ehosen King,
whose buflesquea proclarnatiof,
printed oH7mamfnotlr illunina-
ltedPosters, ornaments cur street
corners andthoteIs.' qhe pro-
gramhie 'ineIades imifiehse pro-
cessiens both day md evening,
thehfestiyities9 cnl&nfhatiiig In 4
grand masked bah Az night at
GilmoTeis Garden, which will
be foOgea ufeF .Eeseile purpose
alta cost of s., 500. 9 sFfohi this
ball brprrsune mo New York
clerk who cam; raise S5- fos'a
ticket wilIipermit himseIfstob DC
absent. sdOntheswhele stte saf.
faiispPomisestosbe "a success or
it's kind, and next week Z shall
be tablesto say show we'll those
promises were fulfilled = - %
mania for rihunting cup
Capt. Kidd's buried money ms
not yetexpired. A society has
been formed imp neighBoring
coast town calledi7s he sSoeiety
forlU UnearthingHhlde Treasure,
which all Mhosarein q burfyto
get irich and are stoOi' lazy1'to
work arc cordially inyitetl~fO
join. This wortliyseorpotatioh
has Tjast ,beentthrowR inf0Ea
,autter by a letter iromM Brook
lyn.mm who knows wherefIefe
is a big box of gold and Jewels
buried ona Long Islands What
remoyes all doubt asto the gen
Of this discovery IsdlIc
fact that the disinterested wpl-
ter wanisltliem to;send him b.
800 to pay the cost aof digging
up the box. They do say Ithat
the fools,aare notall deadyet.
,rr .ss4uog sijt Igo5 RADIx4a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

!, As a young man was booking
over asbarrel Of eggs received at. a
grocery on Newark avenue, New
Jersey City. about q month ago,
be found the following IN cription
upon one Of the eggs:
Ifthisyou see, young man,
: Write Just as soon as you can,
And let me hear from my faYorite egg;
This great boon humbly BEG,
JULIA BRIERsoN, Nestfeld, Ohio"
u The youth Immediately wrote
to the address, inclosing his pho
tograph, and received a reply and
picture from the writer. Of the
lines. The correspondence was
continued to the satisfaction OF
both persons, who are to be mar
ried next month. 1t is said the
yodngIady is the daughter Of a
wealthy farmer, 5 and wrote the
lines in jest, never expecting to
hear from Them. n1I 9Is8
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24
Privilege Taxes.

The following changes. were
made by the last session Of tie
Legislature ,inthes privilege taxes
for State purposes: -.
.tMercbants' adj valorenl and
privilege taxes are reduced from
40 cents sto.l0 cehts.vssse sss.9
Photographers-the 30 per cent
tax repealed . Etseta q =
Auctioneers Olive stock and the
production OF farms and manufac-
tories located in the State ex-
empted from the payment of priv
ilege taxesf fI4tHHllS
Real estate brokers pay a license
ofs$5 where aitlwas SO before,
and L per cent instead Of 4 per
cent. on commissions. ri - .asss1s
2 Billiard and other tablesAli-
censes can be taken out quarterly
as wellaas annually .8sae ~. -.
No tax on marriage licenses
except clerks lee OF 50cFnts.
No tax on drummers,,fah salga
siFdx, on steam ferries reduced
to graded rates Of $3.50, 500, $50
and $25, according 10 traffic.
ai' Drays- reduced from 81, so to
So; one horse wagons same reduc'
tion; two horse wagons from Sl5to
$40; fourliorse wagons fiomS22 80
to $I5. os SO a aa4i .,s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

"a. .ft5st alrlrr r ..Is.ss IL Z - -.--rt,-
Some years ago the n. Z. Oh
serner published the following
in regard to the custom of shak-
ing hands. Has .anythingmore
definite been given on the sub
ject?- ty -
"This, as well as most other
modern fofmsof salutation and
ciyiiity, was derived from war,
and they all betoken some defer
ences, as from d conquered per-
son to the eonqueror. aShak-
ing hands was a token of truce,
in which each party took, hold
of the others aoeapois-tand as
a security against treaehery.
Each hand was deprived Of its
gauntlet, so that they might be
alike unprotected, and to- this
day tits unciyil to otfera gloved
Ihand in salutation. " -, ,.'' =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24
War Mans.

Sclieller's Map of. Turkey,
Greece, Rounania, and the
Northwestern part of Asia Mi
nor, together with specirl maps
of the Black Sea, Constantine
pie and the BdSphorus. Size
l7x22 inches. Colorea.. Price,
folded and in cover, s0.29 Pub
Iishedib by E. Steiger, % and "a
Frankfort Street, New York, by
whom copies viii be promptly
mailed upon receipt OF price.
The same publishereis issuing a
iof other War Maps,
which We shall mention hereaf-
ter. = ni luAf-f idea siiii'-fsiI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

=. The latest at weddings is to
have the main aisle thickly
strewn with flowers. At the
marriage Of Mr.. Milliken to Miss
Outhous, in New York last week,
the bride walked over a mat,
stretched from the door TO the al.
tar-raiIing, fashioned of ever
greens and filled in by lilies, roses
and violets.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

...
51"PRAY ON MY Plate, Toe
bright little three year-old was
seated in his high chair at the dia-
ner-taBle. Mamma had arranged
the little uneasy, while for the
moment his sprightliness and fun
had made him the Observed oflhe
family. . She had placed him up
toithe table, pinned on his bib and
Succeeded in getting the little
mischievous hand qniet and max
ing him 'fhush, while father pre-
eeeded 10 ask the blessing.
WhiIesfh was in progress, eur
little chubby made a discovery.
It was that all the plates On the
table, except his own, little plate,
were in one pile at ''papa's place, =
and, as it seemed to him, were
put there to get the benefit Of the
solemn. ceremony So scarcely
waiting for the "Amen," he held
out bis own plate in both hands,
saying, please. papa, pray on my
plate, too."- Christian at Work.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

!. .SALlS;44s,, Kan. May 6 Frank
Wilkeson of Gypsum. Creek writes
as follows to a friend under date
Of the 4th inst: ~ ..4o,. III - !or
T"Blackbirds pureblack, yellow
headed, Mhite-winged, all kinds
and sizes, in countess numbers
came up from, the, South to day,
and they9are showing the young
locustthat God sill lives. Heav,
ems how, they are eating, theml
I never saw such flocks ol-small
birds. One flock was a mile 10
length.a These angels of mercy
keep hopping, hopping, hopping,
and at, every hop down goes a lo-
Gust. ? To-day l an hopeful that
the end OF the Slline county 10
cpsy9is near. V9Ie91 u III
"lGtbe blaeNbirds stay here for
q few days they will surely clean
oat the locusts. 4 L am confident
enough now TO say that / will
plant corn next week, that is if
the birds stay. Yes, | will stop
breaking prlarie and plough for
corn And il the ioeusts do dis
appear, down the outlets of these
providential birds, / wills make
my seed wheat and be saved from
the dfchdfal necessity of buying
it. Rescued fromlhe locusts. what
wheat | have, struggling for e&-
istence, will give me from 25 to
30 bushels per acre. 'Es4l :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

AnpiIowa paper tells of a
smart wife who helped ker ghus-i
band to raise'sexentys acres sof
wheat. The way she helped
him was to stand in the door.
and shake a broom at him when
he sat down to rest. ii
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

sss sss ksman. came into a restaurant
last night, and mounted a high
stool, leaned over the counter md
ordered q porterhouse steak with
eggs onithe side, and some ale al and
ogsiers 70 begin blseei on. In about
half an honr he. bad flushed his
rsaast and was shaginniag TO to delib
efate. what, Kind .of ldessert he
would wind up on wien a man
walked iin 4nd,,s tapping him. on
tue aIloniae re married.: r.: sasl.,s91 -. l.
.'s@sIs Your name Biily Hicks?
uaasYes7utiI,a,,ItI,ass At, nane.s,said
the man on on the b st6of. IL tbs Hand
stole dowfee;to. his bin-nocket.
fI,b famI,blinnp limo o..ii9for forth The handle of a
barkerr: !: s.wbar i g., ,doa Vol, sSi'iy want 2n
's.1ayye q had ! J,ttle tronblei osnco
q. ll..iU hite pine. and now oness ,.s
I've got vous;dead 70 riebt y
continued col l.i,a The sl lnewcotr,,enr5 ,A,'1l;no
oc,it 4 a,ar64al sI;zyesd & tsboot5 1T3
's stIc1 Is,u. =.
/. .t,do. =, ..a,'. s. sas seeP s, nv s;ae rlie
s.ssq' $3.50 -, 1''lq pace. on our a,S7
~, = ~ saw 20"
issas .::aa.gs1sF'. glso iiau Jus. nhlsiea
= - - ' 3 =. - ou'
!, '''@"s l'a ~ - ne ps,ei
ailo an ! srusheo - otst e"! aiter tue other
lptP : Pba' cue fsieea,, frisStcned ras,s,,r,,,t -
(, han ! !, oot do,4n LaI,jnd H. 20 go, ~
't@H so.uof'9 ooniiiu VIC couii- Jun
tera ana oenf hls ear to listen to
sne = sue. sholsa ala.atne rush OF 1the ne
Epop Dns alan near anything
- r.Il StU
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

A Georgia negro twisted a
mules tail to urge it oyer a fence.
The small attendance at the fun,
eral next day showed that the peo.
pie didn't care if be did twist TIE
mules tail. nif...-. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

A. mocking bird entered q
Methodist church at Jackson,
Tenn, the other Sundays and,
after circling around the .room,.
lit on the railing, Of the altar,
where i, Sat in attentive silence
till the close of the, sermon,
when it warbled some ofasits
sweetest notes and sailed away.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

CINo1NNATI;a May a9.-Wm.
P. Wallace, Sheriff of this coun-
ty, and Dan. Mccarthy, turn
key of Hamilton County Jail
wefesfeuna gaiIty stofaay III the
United States District Court of
aiding a Federal prisohersto 'es-
cape from Ajail. The prisoner
referred tofwas arrested by the
United States authorities7for IL
legal voting last, falb and and as
his conviction might affect the
election .of, some of the candi-
DATES Yll0 piitailicd office, he
was allowed 10 get away. So
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

aaG@s Bayes's lAtt6fReS Gen.
sraE, Mr., Devens3is thsrSery eel.
iowrwlio arrested dafkey Simms
in Boston, ia 1 s5E Under the ~
sitive slave law. This is what
makes Wendell Phillips AID 9TH
IRE squTn-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

Anthony Allison, a Confed-
crate soldier, who lost track of
his family during the war while
he was confined in . Northern
prison, and has been looking
for tlem evcn since, found them
the other day at Rising Fawn,
Tenn.-ands his vile hadp'tmarr
ried another man. - -. -, ; :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

q According toathe 7Dmbuey
Ne1es etiquette, you should
4neyer fish for the last soyster
IN your soup.'1i~But when you
are ut a church festival, anGabc
last oyster in Your soup hslalso
the first, etiquette nisrIeohun-
deF,aHd the oyster must come up.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24
TERms.

81 Two Dollars for one year. s,pa.
rtaoty 81 qdvonce; Two Dollars and
FtAy t&nis II payment be deferred ,three
months. Altpa3ers going cut Of the count '
10 be paid for IN adrdnce.
D3- Single copies, Five Cents each.
ssAdSeftisfng Rates. q
- FOR ONE s'rEK. ErE
One inchs. IS rs Fourth column. S4 oe
IEolnchess.. l 25 Third column !. 5 90
Three inches. ] 75iIIxif column. "A oO
-Four inches ..~s2 25l3z -ef-eoIaEan. .s9 OO
Five inches s.. 2 75lWhole column. IA OO
ToR Two WEEKS. ---s'
Orfe inch -. 81 25l Fourth column .S5 80
I've inches..-. 2 00iThisd column. &c 25
Three inches. 2 75iIialf column. >. 8 so
1ourtnches.. E .60lN OF column. !. IL SO
Five inches. - 5 75IWhoIe column. I6 90
FOR THREE WEEKS.
sgne inch. 81 75IFourtb column. Sc 25
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Three inches.s. 3 Half column. 10 80
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fiselinehes. :. 6s75l Whole column. 16 90
FOR ONE MONTH.
One inch. ...,..S2 O0lFourth column. ST 90
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FIVE inches.... 6 25lwhole column 20 90
FOR TWO MONTHS. tSe -
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's FoR ONE YEAR - l1+
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RsH- Advertisements jnserted at One Dol-,
Tar per Square Of Ten Lines or less for the
Erst insertion; Fifty Cents for each contin-
uance. ssrLocai and Special Notices,
Twenty Cents per line. y a aa Cd
B1- Obituaries and. calls Oh candidates
Fifty Gents per SQUARE sEak
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Is strictly limited to atheir own immediate
.lnd regular business; and the business Of
al advertising firm is not considered as IN
aiuding that Of the individual members.
g@r No deviation from these terms under
any circumstances. E@g 81 81.
fsr ADVERTISEMENTS not marked with the
aumber of insertions when handed in, viii
be continued until ordered out, and pay
.nenf exacted. 81
Dsf1 1NoeadyeItisemenLs inserted gratui~
,1usl j89 h4ft y. 1fia dlla1a
s9- Advertisements Of an abusive nature
will not be inserted at any price. ka "A
pEA Announcing candidates--County,f Five
Dollars: Congressional. Senatorial OF Flote-
rial, Ten Dollars 10 be paid ia advance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

When ] die, said a married
man. | want to 60 where there il
no saow 10 shovel. Ills wife said
she presumed he would s IT
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24
SlEGllaigpl llls

~ 1872 .T14ltHl q @36Sfli. a9est -
--c,~<>'sser-c>r> ry~oc~o~cnr
- For the Fay dtteyiIle Observer. :. , :
Thou ghts SngGested by. ~ q
Efa7A BeautifraI Night. tIetB
|bNesgs Bt vffIilgf. r-~-+-@>,r TIIHgltys 81
-ia ai iiDF s,lls IlHsSFF FrneEggGss HHaOvsFo eli
Far o'er aiwide, unconscious world. gfGsi
aa a dreamy radiance faiIs;o ngixoaa Il
By soft and silYery sheen impsarled 4 i7tI
Thy iOveliiHess enthralls. sbam a9sd
Thou pale, fair orb whose mellow beams hauu
Hath ever charms for me; .aiilg3
Whose rays in holy golden .streaps,
Compasseth land ard sea.igEo
Unheeded fairy -pinioned hours. =
Pursue their ceaseless fight; g.. -
Time glides as tho on bed Of flowers,
With nOiseIess step and light. = 'a't,si
R39 / .aHsW .o3E9lo }
The aIken folds of baImy sleep, 4ioniJ
Ger thOpsands now are throyS wsL
Bright hosts of heaven their vigils keep,
In solemn stiffness lone, ~ .
w y ssf t'filJd ,7li}thk 20
Away !swiih care, and toll aAd pains9li0
sAnd days broad glaring light; ;fniom0
Calm night resumes her gentle reign. io0.i
@, mild and pensive, night. 9ll;y5sgL
A short reprieve the %retdhed feel,
~Obliyious Of their Woes: .iiaani9nlJ
As sluhber's rosy fettefs eal.sliig}saE
The eyes in soft repOss!H .siHal -
O, it were almost sin that we,
On downy beds shoul,fE
ThesaeeSSst, isrsAsstT hours that BE-, y
Should pass unheeded by. 10 nI59
Ye vvotsries of the god gd of sleep sleep ''q7o
= Who yield to slothful ease; ~ =
How canye in Oblivion steep, z -391
otYOur souls such hours as theset Gf 6&
.tef s.iiF vqlt 80 d9es stase &C
When evenings glories Found US faIl,, .,
And nature smiles abroad
Then is the time methinks of all,
Most sweet to worship God
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

a young lady sert a poem tosa
BRITISH newspaper entitled Z Il
Can Not Make Him Smile" Tie.
editor ventured,to express AM o.
pinion that she would have sdc;s
rceeded had she shown hin the,
poem, 80 ' -. ~ : "1'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

adWeqhave been looking for it
and here It. is:a @Sontll Bend
hen has laid an egg inscribed
''warR Read swar' backwards,
and you viii get the true charac-
ter of that egg. The hen COM
'menced at, the Wrong end TO.
49,. 80 "A .ass.-s II -. g,.s-.s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

The Hil itstr5dhced in the Mis-
souri, Legislature establishing The
Whipping post for the punishment
Of ceriain oIErpses, was defeated
by a bare aiejorit y, 5S 10 81, -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

The EFFEcTs OF THE WAR.--s
The.war news put up -four in
New York IS to 25 cents, and. in,
exceptional cases so cents. Wheat
improved 2 to 10 cents. Rye,
oats, pork and, lard are also high.
er. ~ 7s'sak bss S'si9
The war news created much ex-
eitement in Chicage,i 10 igrainl ard
provisions, 1Since,theSfirst of As
pril eashfwheat has advanced 40
cents a bnshel, and -four over q
dollar on the barrel The sales
are larger than for. FIVE years. Z
aI. uar - {
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AF .4eA ISlfgob tasw ns ooe
q . esav7d sYed % hirs sIE gIIpP
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-24

~ Tive Dollars for one year. snva-
rtaoty 81 qdv0nce; Two Dollars and
Etlty S,euis Il payment be deferred three
montAs- AApa3ers going cut of the county
10 be paid for in adrdrcc.
ekSr Single copies, Five Cents each.
, 1877-07-20

goiiaeis Geri9t. Jotsenoe
Sale famen 9eftern in oieiem @erihte
CUR Uerbanblnng:
Sanass 6. DenbD. Sobn mDatt uno
Beorse 6. prott. brsi @anoerer bon
Dcrtsmoutb. aneeflast 0a9abuncen
uno beroddtiee gboraftdre su iein.
TlDott onb Dratt mnrben entlaIien unb
befobIen Die @tobt ~ uerlanen. DenbD.
spel9er Elm beri9tiater gbarotter iein
fol-, ,purbe ,pe9si1 Mans.I on Bare'
!9oft in bic Sail 9eian0!.
WiaiaW Sadion. Elm betruntener Ba'
sabuno. unroe auf 80 Sage in bic Sal
Bsfanbt.
MaIa9i B~eperibse, far6ie. angetlasi
ben Gilbert Meabe. elm Sunge BON II
Sabren. ongegrifea uno ssidIasen gu
baden. tuurbe enttalen nod 3ablung
Der Soften.
Wart9o. Mnno lnb 2ia3ie Sodion.
farbig. an9etlaet tuesen @eiebiibertre.
tuna unb ben Mnbrem 8prb onsegriHen
gu haben. tpurben %entlonen.
Ser Sal bon Wiliom 2siisp. oress
flast ,ussen Mnsrif uno Sdldgerei,
ipuroe auf Montae peridoben.
, 1877-07-20

Morbbrennerei i'm @an9e e.
11nsefd6r l l1br Mittmo1 Na6t ,puroe
elm bsrsmeifelter 8eriud 9emoht. perrn
Woblleber's Dors, tpel9es einige Mei.
ZEN bon Der Staot lit. nieoer3abrennen.
8or siaises 3eit lnuroe idon einnal bel
inn ein9ebroden. ,uie mir I. 3. meloe'
ten, uno @1ube, Stiefetn etc. 9eltohlel
bod tuuroen Die Golden in einem Sad
urter einen 9aufen 9afer c iitcdt. ,uis'
Der gefunoen. unb man nimn,t nit 81.
derbeit on. oab oieielbe 8anoe aun1
streitenmoI einen miBslidten Deriud
uadte. 9err Wobueber tpuroe bon
einem tlsinen Ne9eriunsen 9e,uedt. Ser.
feIbe ioete inn. oob i'm 6anie einsebro.
den uirbe. tuorauf 3err ~. oufitano,
ii9 beiuaHuete unb aus Dem Gsniter rief:
.@er ba." Ct erbielt feline Nntmori
unb fanb. baB es nod 6eusr rod. no.
rauf ct binunter eina uno CUR redten
3eit fam. I'm einsn 9aufen in Del &c.
taudter p~obelipdne. iuel9e brannten. 3u
lbi6en. Gin paar Winuten LANCER unb
has gang 9aus ,udre in Jlammen auf.
9e0argen.
, 1877-07-20

&i1ter MINORS @ntf9ei.
bune. @eItern Moreen lieb Ser Ut.
aornep General 81. s. Daniel rnb Mu.
bitor SaylOr sen City Sergeant SpIe,
nor li1 tommen. Derfsrbe egldiep in
Beeleituug beS Commonwealth Nttor.
neD George $. Wiie in Der Office oea
Guoitors i'm Capitol. Ser Muoitor
fraste ben @srseanten, Oh er Die Stras
fe, Die Mtapo su 3abIen, in Coupons er.
1atten, mas berielbe beiabte. Ser 9lt-
turnp @<uefal rietb benz Mubitor, MIDI
bic Coupons bon Dem glerf, ,penv {,
tine 3obluuoen MAIDEN miirbs, an5u.
uebmen. ba Der &i9ter Minor l1rre1i
in ieiner GnideiOuno bdite NIB Mapc
10 lanae in 0aft bate haltsn 1olfcn, Biz
elm b0beres Gcridt iiber bic Gads ent.
idieben.
@enn Der Iubitor fpdter rer,ueiser|
bic Coupons gu ne9men, pirb Der Ser
geant eineaM nnoamus.N elebl ausltsIler
laiien. tpelder i'm bsiiebIt. bielslben an.
sanebmen. I'M bic. 9on,e Ga1s Dor oa!
~Mnpelatiouse @eridt III brin9eu.
, 1877-07-20

BON prsuben ni9t be Nsiie be3ahIte.
Bsfonntli& bejiebt Der beuti&e Raiiet
als FOLDER feline Gipilifte. Mae biesbs.
lisli&en Nussaben fallen auf bic preus
bii&e GipiQifte.
u M @onntaa beirat6ete in Monroe.
@eorsiu, bic 12idbrise Mun Gli,abett
Dilobs ben 2ljdbrisen 8. M. Mat-
tin.
, 1877-07-20

Sn
GoI9e Don Glaaen. iuel1e lit Der Circuit
Court Don &i1monb pon 5. q. go9bi0
nnb Nnheyen onbdnais aemadt worben.
nahm Der Sbsrif s. %. 8rigbt Ye'
fdlas BON benz Ballard Souie." Oas
gi9entlum wurbe pDn her .Nortb Mme-
rican Site Snluranes Company" an bic
.uniUerIal 2ifs Sninronee Company"
ibertra9sn. Die nrfunbe oobnn, lit il,
Der biefi0sn gboncerp Glerfs Office Elm.
9etra8en.