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New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
5teamboats ano Rdilroa os.

DAILY TRIBUNE, SAI ChDA
5tcamboats anb RAILROADS..
ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
~ Tho elegant steamers DREW and 81 JoHS leave Pier
No. Al. y ORTIZ River kVEhY NIX DAY At D. H. con
meeting at Albany win hs4RR5Toga. eiRRIsis GAPS Tor
LAKE CHAMPLAiN.
THE ADIEoNDACk AND WHITE
and tan favgrite summer Resorts North West FREE
ing jewelis wharf Futon st daily at 5l5 p M
AvD PRICE or sA!!sTEvRoNSLs A!sE 81 flRi@ekrry REDUCED
Mesnas ceebaoef string Bands accompany each steamer
= p. MAYO General Passenger Agent
SARATOGA wa Peoples Line from pier Al, n.
, RLar-e steady. well ventilated boats fare to saratoga.
- 70 excursion uc e good curing TO Albany and TO
E'RIE RAILWAY.
II SUMNER ARRANGEMENT or TRAINS. in effect
M ineinnsa and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
h9om Ce-chea TO Buffalo ga, ana G Sispsnslen & tTaSe ,b
: p m. CDaily)-Pacdc Express for the West sleeping
ns and Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining Cars 70
Irans le1ys c1ambeTs Depot. y: y for
Newark, b4o, $50, lO45 llao BIB, 5:l5, ana bl0
p NJ and II midnight saturday nights only. sundays slo
Euierirird PARK and Passalc g. 7i5 10 m y noou 1i5
- 542' 80 3l', 800 = ~ D. n IL midnight sunday>
Paer-ou, e:l5, 7:45, $50. 10 i045, 1880 la noou
and manlrit sundays s. s.sd 9i5. M, 1i5 $780,
II midn9,t sundays. s. $50. 10 NJ i45, $50 ?.
cora%aiL "a IN, 800 lsop. m Sundays, $50 a. N.
Nev56rrh 8 io95 i $50 ljo p N. sunday. $50 m.
Kingston. a m $50 p No. sundays $50 a. ~: On
Goshen D. 49, o. ~ lgto a H. $780, 5'4o ''So' p m'
nddetoyvn ~. To- io.45 a. M s.a5 4.30 7 p m
1s Connect V,t and os1eSo Midland r R. Il
Port Jorvis. 7f5, o. l1, lO:4J 4.5O p NJ sunaays
NG1F|riains leaving Csmbersst on even halt
before p n eaye twenty tlrsi aii'en minutes eali,eI
lavc Twenty tnri 81 thirty minutes earlier Hoais eaye
rtlins nam pr---l. al l5 2. n ii ~ a,'ieif,
ess i9r ,3S5s es. ana n 'I be sssd n and d orders f
] an @ u @ .ai s2a ana s57 BROADWAY. So conrst
ESsr5ss irais nom he West arrive in Ne~York at7:25
' JS0. g. ABs6Ti General Paas'r Agent New-Yors.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERsEY.
Trains leave FOR EnglcFood gos'er feT-neu @d Nylck
satur.ay nights only at iis b. sundays a. IN. aud
eprne "a valley and Aoasey ~, Z s 30 % NJ 8, a5 p m
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
trueiIie points steamers leave Pier r. ii aaiy sun
connecting v.t saeci4i tFans e 1ew haven ior
aj gi; Broadway. Sew Yos, aId Com ts. Brooklyn EX
olrson so Ne"-HaTen and retarr. 81 30
{ ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Ferry Boats
! leave Ne', iork rom james slip 5o mnnt ana from
g.ns. $50 le- frHIanes - alter p .a ON ,nafav- from
fA .olr'-t 7alr rams .'. Long Island @ o. 1 .ii ,. %,
p -n ef i',-'i'-' e, eiecs d" .'' H. ."' y,f
taiyon. 1 &C.. A. 7o S4l o0E ID 5o a m. :. 4.ei
4-5. 81. H'3 Do 3d. -'nays PIP D. H. o;i, g.. n. -'f
~ For Nor,luor.. &c.. % lo d. $780, l1i; p. Z,
f14 D. a ~infara. 3.sJ a. ~. 3. .1 D. uL Iu- Bocs
away B. aca ctcs, 80 1890 D. m. 80. % sio ia
- ,1y 's'. i..- 20 a. '''a~', @ W l m m s'' ' ..,'
away og.v. L"e'i rrau- ,oi tu'l ,o&e-. & PoA', ETC.
T. l. ~ t5- rai1.-oar-. 50 arova,y e'2 ..rosl~ay
As
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
Gliuatlous Danieo-femalss

Gliuatlous Odnieo-3emGlss.
At MAURICE LINDQUISJ'S Swedish Ser
a vaut. ONCE lOs 27ih-st.s weiish German ard
French Protestant only Female anu male for oty
ana country
At BOOKHAMs, $50 1th-ave. near 24th-
n st-Au n parties wanting help, and help wanting
tious. call immediately Engush French owe iah German
scotch hein laundrerees chamOernads,
sares.e. ladies' uds nurses hous. workers. aud those
lately landed
CAPABLE SERVANTS to be found at the
u parlors oi tho LADIES PROTECTIVE UNION AND
DIRECTORY. l37 Wesi '6thsL
TOOk.-A Protestant woman wants n place
- cook baker; ass,t With Washing es country
best references. Apply 3yo Hthave.
EOOK-A respectable woman wishes a situa-
~ ton cook do general houscwork
city country reference 3l1 East 24th ST.
and 2dsves.
NOOK.-A respectable protestant North of
~ ireland wishes situation cook plain
roner country sssssssas bss< SY rsisrsnosA ~ Vast
lsShsi, roax.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
Gi.na.ions Uanlc0-- aIaIes.

LAD wants a situations can do all kinds
4 OF city or c0nntfY SEQ 10 glrlen hoi'ea ,Ar
usefulness s industrious tuf honest Tor
t or offce wages object has good reference AZ the
p0orE4TANV HOME BUREAU, l3s Otllaye- i0ur doors
above otf1t
a USEFUL LAD Chinese with several
Y ye,rs city References wants situation wages only -
.sS.tpft grIs work CITY country Tie Is
moi \, s kiods OF Kitchen work scrub. clean wns % hrs
10 upstairs work nicely Can ne seen a. Pl"Ik9IANL I
T,ARM HAND aud USEFUL Man wants a
i situation IL is Young. strong active "l1g goikef'
, ,u fn every kidd Of and Dee useful for low
g.. ,ai ref.-rur-4. 4 she PROTESTANT HOME DU-
PF an - Gth-ave.. fth house shove lOih-st
Wanted. q situation as sales
y man In cabnenakors hTaware seven years experience.
Address 2Ol Wooster st. sew \ ork
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
Two PHILADELPHIA,

V'O PHILADELPHIA,
TIE OLD Ep4AlLIsEb t5t 1 81 tSD SHORT LINZ
AIw.roRk ASD PHILADELPHIA Pa
Thirteen rroqs4 !.a. .a9a ray a., esy ri. Tires D'Dof''a
D'i' '''T Ts me- coasst~a, a' % 'si" vii asoe i .e ~
Fzprrs Train. leave sew YORK va Dea6rossos and cOrs
7sr ~. : $50 isitsi 1880 m. .4.5.6,7 Z. and
$50 10 "a. sunday o. l /" %. t..- -- -. p ~ s, q sqo
ana ID % in limited Esprcss % T. nl =, 'it & O. ana ,
g. ..,j D. 20. aud y nfughL
1csr. Offices y2G 4ui 9if BotdWay N"' Aai"i mouse
ard ieoi o.. 9,s'' aII & tIs u.or .i Hoioten
b,, Il 9 Civ a.slaaI Ia " reEs. oaoc Sc battery
F%HANK THOMSON. y FAH3ER
General Manager Gen FAsrnzei AsehL
,VrHE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and ~ g.tut- East VIA
NFNpDRT AID FALL RIVER.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE sTEA1kEs
RRTSTDL AND PBONlDENCE.
LARGEST an most costly steamers DO the world
FULL NIGHTS REST so AIDNI@HT CHANCES
live morning .ra4us-Fal River a. Boston.
steamer. Now York daiy at pm SUNDAYS July
10 Sept p uc.u.7e from Pier 29 N . foot OF Hurayst
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING.
Ticket. To- scur Il all principal Hotels and
Ticket 0nees. at the rier aad on steamers.
BORDEN s LOWELL. Ascnts-
GEO L. CONNOE General PASSENGER agent
VvHE NEW PROV FlDESCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PnOVtDrACE DIRECT
A WHOLE NIGHTS Ntt9 l-..
ONLY ~ III llis7 Dt, hA l4..,,,,e,
THE NEW MAGsIFidEilo Ssr&AhEat l E9'
MArSAtuL SETS
f"Tfe Palace steamer ~ the WorlI1 -
AND THE NORLD-KENOWN I'd STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
l"Thc queen oi fAe Sound'l
leave daily Except sund>ys ifom ficr ~ y H. oo %
Warren.st y. arriving AZ ffofuobcc AZ a ~ a.-
D.-ion ai 40 intermediate landings between NoN
Yofk and Providence
TIIE OLD RELIABLE
STONNGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED N Consecutive YEARS
The elegant steamers
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANsErr.
AZ D. m dauly sundays excepted from Pier 3 " r. too
of JAv-sf and lcEsis fph ETH Eh LlNE 20
chr Al gB Broadway all Offices % WesIcot Express
90 .lso tickets for sal At ali hotel ticket ofcss
Freight via either line aways E,Ash a. low
EFT ates. -. -. o.. and ,r,.,
Brootyn y tr he BTooklyh Annex. leaving Jew
ells wharf, Fulton Ferry 81 A. - 2 m. ,,r,u ,,.,
L. W. rLKNs General Passenger Agent
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6icamboate ana llallroa0s.

ALBANY AND TROY bv DAY BOATS
Par. *. r. $40 a4d 2ttl.t az 4 laniine a. S'sA
YORK Central iaIoad Tor ihe west and ultA r11r,..
W"st Point aBd N, arrgl r.,,ira1s same ,a1 3d. Ic.s
6oll Tor ts--.y FeiE I'5 Sf. II. rr,,a a. , li *.
J,rclfs Wh11 FaousLI li Sos a. .l TseJs over Sew.
1oIA 1'A'''' '''' '"''''-' 'N '-' "'"'-'
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave eior' from foo' of Do'Or's''s ana co'nd1
os @ a a. % % 5 o4 a'na ] 'e eo5s ' coaaa:oa , for tomoS
Clnca-o. &C. .,. a, .. ,,-.. .,. ,. ,,..,.,,..,
and 3t -,iif va eo....., Iulinan ear, rlr Nt5 ok
TO iataog a1a b 7sha-o9 ma-ins c."'' connections 10y
6oo p. iu. for Wt>uu-on- Through Pullman caf- from
r a .s.. tor ,yas.i..t H. .ae .ou,h and wss Pull.
,rcnIs .w-Yor p, .l.lim,f. and W .s' uet,H
aasire co.. go.nsc'ioos % for 'a , aa'' 1o-'.,
Waslasoa .riih 'rains or LyneaDu's florida Nr'o'e-aa
nraae1s. sew lar. 'rd a .eei o.es. loo Of cor-aad.
ASK FoE TIcGETs VA .EEA4uaoRE AND OHIO
G'AIShllL and 81 ~ t@AN bDA
Tor gas.euacrs ANA tresht Fare Da-ar Be.is rs.
C,TTlZFNS' LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
ana -4pATnrt A. -onp.rfiur wit, aI. rq. road lines
f@ me .,i,,ie r,ry. .,,i le.1trc..5 le.
sse3agis rsv. al1 a,,te a m & o Ser 49, s. i ro o
i o. iai"us" Jli5t,i} ci;,'. ii r -7,c,gg.,d, '"
P''I''' & ~ & '
~ II.Ai. 49,. - ~ y ~ w w ~ L4'oE- l.
- Ferry -tafo p. Nr',-l 'f-, I'i' ei l-1 lF-eL
s& H-lof ,g,s- fe1iasaa .. la.tos B7iaerr. N'ueh
~.., - r.-.,r IL r-. -1Ii., ,f,.,h C-,,- -,u1
Qua WIscs1arr. N.iia.is1or;. sc.
III ,.. ~llla-vIl.r and rl4mtugfln.
r-l.lr TI.r.Ij..--. F.ston. sfsrc1 f'.t.s Virgs
lr4. Tauai.1. Hail. On .c.4iue Fot,sF.le Iatrsbufs
5oI lav , East6I' A!snIoVa ad arrsburz
80. D. m-Frr E1sfon.
For trains t1 sr tmC- table 10 stations
SUNDAY TEaIHo-Lcase 90 $3.50 a Do, p p. ~. for
Ia ion isaiss ana Ha.raOars
.-- . --..
y fA / Okk and l4ltNt BRAN & II Dl JON.
rr9iu4 .1v. .or PERT. 4rpOv Red ..nh Long Branch
ocean t,rlve Sc I'D d. i5 o. - r. m. s. . G o. u. A
.u d. rl l.rfs. LONG branch. tiusr.
AXPHE,S TRAIN TIME u.taren Sew-l ora aud Long
ur4rcB. ONE E0I-R AND TWENTY NINC rE-.
MAN PtKI.l. ca RS attached trains leaving
ygv Work n :i..I and 4 %. r.
Stages roncc, az N9taaali station 70 aat Tom iEYPoRr
aul az qu1L % ana from FHlNL li-A-A-Ni
.-- ...- -.,.. ,------
'. EN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NrwNora f0- irenton and flniaaephi2 az 600
loi Trenton.
Leave faidtephi rom siauoA Nolu frlust wanna l'al
rol- THIRD and BerAh sis a. 'oJ 5oO, l4-ou ih i'u
.t- o. ID Sd m
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

ATADAWANUCK HOTEL,
- erpNINGTOT. CONN.
CLIMATE. SAILING. AND DRIVES UNSURPASsED
R.GpEN~ JUNE 2I. 1877.
W r. ALLIs
&VHiTE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOUSE -
lar..i Tyumain. sacommo atoms Tor -eyeutylvc
m e s-.ng reldncss aud AL tAe maHIaceuce of grw5 ia
f. tafi. may here; charming spot best Of Iuut
d-l.. - ro 4N pI0pfttgr seen FOB Gay ~'d puuo-
gruph exhibited. sumner -ort FxcL1ngt 2t3 boadN1y
WHITE MOUNTAINS, \. H.-JEFFERSON
nam House. now opened lor the travelling pHici mag
rig.ut rra good sr purc rring wfcr. nicr n0s good
fables aua sonabie llts,. special rals % families p4res
ro-e rnf bag fever uIiEuONu Address r. - bEDAl l. q
CO.. Jefferson, 3. IT.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

DONDOUT and KingstOn-Landing at New
IA burgA Poaghkeepse, highland Fails West PoinV Corn
Del H. H. steam, ,boats THOMAS CORNELL aud LANES W
BALDWIN, Per foot 5PringsL, NJ h. daily stA y ~
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
Gunner Boaro.

mink ersryning 0f THE TRIBUNE. should lns b b. able
b inert tayg, rdrertent N pqper fr igo or prs
months n delightful f1d fgr satis7ed q coud bs
grea bens 20 LaeLMfs. Ellen s. RobHson, Fgeon C0Ue
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
NOW OPEN.

Now OPEN
NEW. QUICK, SHOl"r ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN BEACH MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
OE COEEY ISLAND.
GRtFrTIA'S FAMOUS SEVENTH RE GIMENT BAND
o 20 pieces plays every afternoon and evening DraHf sacred
Concert sunday evening
STEAMERS D. H. MARTIN AND NORFOLK
I-tvc ever DAY tfIdsy inoude,l as follows:
Tns a.. I.. IAE1IN from
2.t.,t. N I..-g 3d. ll.4U h. lto, 3.in 90
PER- = s. &-7:lO. 10 n., ~ m-, ., 3, Q p. m.
Tile wCtW Ask lUn
5i.f T. in.8Jam. I2.40 lao 440. G.t0,s:iO p. m.
IOha, s. R-lg.jO q. d.. 100. 50 4.J1 6sO,aa0 p
Iier j. E L. tIatteIy yj-IIIO a. l.IO JIO. J:lO. no.
STOP ~. ,.,
Connecting az ay Ridge With for tc Beach Gloss
re-l. 4t jg4g t.dge lO ~ coming Time ffou Piers
and Say Rd-e, 20 minutes; from ihf lAdgr Ia B,aci
5 minutes fGie rp, 80 cenia tbs ~ tAs quickest,
rno-f Deassuf r0ur from Now orb iu Tie sea shore
BHDDkINr TO aAEHAIIAa BtAtN-l ] ans isAFo
Ias, So 9IO 1910 lllO a Me- -4D 5lu Alb
I.. N = u La
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

TOOK WASH. IRON, and GENERAL HOUSE
y W9Rk-By German -iliss iuI cly country. Can %
.ren. ~llh references. 80 thn PNJfL5IANi HUME lSS
ABOVE 4t-ll-5f.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

TOOKS.-Ready for city or country under
Y stand al kinis Of best cooking for families.
hotels of boarding houses honest reliable her WITH
r0n rcfr-nces can bs seen the PRJrES rAST HOME,
l..- 8iuave. lth house above lOti-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
l. VIA EEW-JEE@EY tDCTllNnN EAlLhohD
touu@r,lur she w. lST. Steamers leave A 81 Nors.
flrr + Nollh Eysr, loot leciors connecting ~ sandy
HOOK with trains iur
I.ge s.a,. a ~ $780, 1910 q. 3:i5 3. 1:lJ p-
Tlue.niia and f0ins RIVER G.lO, 3 d 4ld $40 D. n
S.l -.dr fqrl Blruegat Bcscn Haven oLO e. w @nd
lr,.n Grove 30 a. Do. and 3aJ ~.
trcaud .ril.rol Atlantic iif, ANA lai May 5ou a. IL
Suutav.. fui Long Branch. $50 o. n
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Gl!udtlons IDlnico--fenales.

A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
= YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TIE
UPrOWS S OFFICE No. LBS Broadway, cor Imriy-nrst
g. Up Hos West Twenty llui-.t cor L-Htl aFci $50
Ihir FORTY svruh-t an The HARLEM Otf ltt-
S1 SNl rrd ave. aua-l cug fourth T.
clarion savings Lank Bui.ing, up 10 D. ul 40 regular
0lI-r IaIrs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

IOOK, WASH. iRoN--By Protestant Ger-
= man s.ri wan'a situation ior cty or c"nGus shr 10
thorough coos washer, roncf ETC., or can no
cnerai h0u,.unrk we'll. se las gc0t references AZ fNI
l-rANr HC ltEAT l3S .tn ave-, ita Iouae sD1fr l1lI
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jnsirnrtiort.
Continued from sixth Page

q, .,y ,,r, ,,ors 10 rcaea 200 TBTBUNE 1bserfb-
9Tr 500 Of aag ether paper ~ e,dSsysa e,' ] ~ -y -
- ,,- ~ besf Ia c9nnrt. GaG knon Y - "o q =,
"a. e,n Ia referred o. thGn any otHcr N ~ g
go H. vac, ac rosircss patronage Dt 50 y. ~ '
yt,~ 1gys bern sGfls1sa tldt ne fehf lIn ~
irere Dosifir. anil tiberdL-S = fAChA"u "o"'
p...i.sss lsilsQe Nct- York
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

4 TTITfTI
IL AKRA NGEMEsr OF PAssESGkh TRAIaS Jan. /
ls77-rsve dets DOrtandt and DnsDfOs e ais ~
10 10 m Nighf Express daily. Tor Easi0n, Betiehen Al
lentovi Nauch CiuuE WkesOarre Pttston saFTo LinrA
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Iais ald LA
West Pulfnan's sleeping coaches attached
"'' HOBT A.. sAYAE sup't And hnFr.
General Eastern once cofnor OF Cfurch ad Noranul
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

EATSkIlL and SItNFE~ANT BOA -
y It>cdaf.y from Pier $50 4e. aor OF ara st. a' o.
for passengers freight Fare Ono Dollar BrstIs 're
ETTlZENS' LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
- ana -ARATDCt. connecting wifH al rtlfoad ..at1
Eo.rh. tast lnd West FARE LOWER THAN Ply ANY
OTHER ROUTE The -urifcr nru lN magazine 800 palace
steamers CITY or TROY aac SARATOGA leave daily
Saturlays ECc1tedl a. o. from Per 49, " , foot of
TarougA trset, sold aud ha-grr checked to al
points. JOSEPH CORN iI.l- ~upouIfeldeuf.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

nor Mf DESERT.
Trans earo Boston. Boston Anl-e H. r. at -
a n 1880, Boo %. Eastern l tsO. $40 a. ul.
1880 sud tor Portland connecting Win steamer
frg'srn for lna fu.,gaf fraay evening", a
Irser. -fatcfo1ua secured ~ 90 W. lttl
.r.,ll. $50 2Il Washing et0l-at, Boston. l.d
I.lI-IlNH. N4-lj. h. ll4 V
ASST Manager General l-cNtl AHcli,
Itr. land
New-York tribune., 1877-08-04

COOK, &C-A respectable Welsh woman,
v with child ss wears old WISHES situation aH ui-ia COOK
r working mousse keeper exj rrnce m e Guiirs of hous.
rfl or country. ni aid wage nu nieet5
birrrsf r.f, Address call lJo West l7lst Do
...ru atIi and l..aV
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-12-27
FAYETTEVILLE, ,TBNNBHR: THURSDAY, DECHnBER N ls.'. y

character as to require their Immediate Abatement.
Sec r. That in all cases where nuisances are of such
character as to require instant and immediate abate
ment it shall be the duty of the Mayor Of any three
Aldermen, to order the town Constable to remove the
same. ar 81 mia hsfssfpF 5sa e-eshn "
SEC. 73 That the Recorder shall have power in all
cases where any person persons shall be found gull
ty and fined by him for violation Of the ordinances
of this corporation, and shall fail to pay secure the
same to commit any or all such offenders to the work
house, where they shall remain and labor to discharge
the same. ip s9H#piss l'h'e .eg =
.ITSEc. "A. ThatEthe town Constable making any ar
rest for violation Of the ordinances of this corpora
ton shaforthwith take the party arrested before the
Recorder for trial. in of drunken, disordery1
rotous person. he may convey such person immediate
hyto Jail or work-house, and there mprison them, not
longer, however, unless Sunday interyenes than tWen
ty-four hours, without trial 81 Ae tseas3 .toao,
SEC. F5 Any person arrested shallhave the right to
release himself from custody BY giving bail for his ap
pearance athe time set for trial. in not less than
fifty nor more than two hundred dollars.
g SEC. 76. That any person being aresident of this
corporation and the owner of female dog who know
ingy and wilfully permits such female dog to run at
large while in heat, shall be deemed guilty of mis-
demeanor, and fined not less than FIVE nor more than
ten dollars. - s.,f ,..s ~ ss s,.sei eso9 3
SEC. ~ That any person who shall stack or pile
any hay straw in this corporation in one hundred
yards of any dwelling, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and fined not less than FIVE nor more
than twenty dollars. stdsas 50 1sssstsf 5
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-12-27
Mail D1reotory.
Fayetteville Post-onice.

pailroad---leayes every day except sun
xavat e,4s AZ; arrives at $40 Pm. Supplies
shs folIowrpc Offices: Kelso, Lincoln, FIynt-
'ville. Oregon, Georges Store, Elors, Hunts
Station. Salem, Winchester and Decherd.
Shslbyyille stage--arriyes Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ; leaves same
davs t2k.M. Supplies Mulberry, Lynch
bnrr. Boone-ille, County Line, Shelbyville..
Huntsville st&ge-leaves Monday and
Thursday At 8 4. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at4P.M. Supplies Harpers Branch,
Goshen. Halle Green, Meridianylile and
Sheibvyille horse-leayes Mondays and
THURSDAYS al 8 A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
yn5av at 4P.M. Supplies Norris Greek,
Chestnut Ridge. Hawthorne and Shelbyyille.
Pulaski horse arrives every Friday at IL
NJ: leaves same day az 1890. Supplies Cy-
ruston. Boons Hill, Millville, Pisgah, Brad
shaw ard Pulaski.
Blanche horse-leaves every Friday at
g ~: arlfves Saturday at 3 P. n. Sup
plies caniargo, Molino Cold Water, Blanche-
Money Orders can be obtained at this Of
fee upon post Offices in all parts ef the u
,iitea States. A list of Money Order offices
may be seen on application. Rates OF COM
mission foI Money Orders are as fellows:
NOT exceeding So . y -. -. ....4 10 cents
over Is aDd not exceeding $50. =. 10 do
do 3G no do 40.... 20 do
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ron ONE WEEK.


PRESBYTERIAN, Fsyetteyiile--no pastor;
Sunday school at ga NJ.
Metho.ist-seryices every Sabbath at
1O:3U and at night; Rev G P jackson, pastor;
Sunday school at 8 o'clock.
Cumberland Presbyterian--services 3rd
and 4thSundays each month at IL O'Clock A
and at night; Rev w Estili, pastor; Sun
Union Church, Pleasant Plains-serEices
st Sabbath each month at II and night by
l the MethodistsRev w B Lowey, preacher
chsrqe-2ndand Attn Sabbatheach month
at IL 6Ts4he Associate Reformed Presbyteri-
ans, Rev j Muse, pastor, Union sun
day school at
2yesbyrian, New Hope services LIST
and Bril- Sabbaths "a IL; Bethel, End and
9Th Sabba4hs at 11--Rev A S Sloan, pastor.
Metlsaist, Mulberry--services ord Sun
day in each month at llo'clock and every
Sunday night; ReyWJCollier, pastor; sun
day School at 8.
Baptist, Mulberry-services lst sabbath
in each month at IL Rev Wm HUH, I astor.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Mulberry
services lst Sabbath in each month at IL
and night; Rev JAS Campbell, pastor
United Presbyterian, Lincoln-servlces
every Sabbath al HIS NJ; Rev JiW Wait
pastor: Sunday school at 10.
Methodist, Shady Grove, (Sheltcn's
creek0-seryices lst sabbath in each month
at Ii O'Clock; Rev j. Parks, preacher IN oh
Liberty Grovc-serices End Sabbath at
lam; Rev w A Gill. preacher in-c charge.
Cumberland Presbyterian. Oak Grove,
(near Flyntyjll le1-services Attn sabbath IN
esch month at li'o'clock; Rev A " suth-
eriond. supply.
Methodist, Oak Hiil--services 4th Sab
hath each month at 10 O'Clock.
Cumberland Presbyterian, kelso, Rev \ u
Methodist--services End Sabbath at 10 A
NJ; Rev W B Lowery, 7 9.
Cumberland Presbyterian, OAK Hui, Kev
Proseect' Wells hill, Saturday before I'd
SUNDAY. each month, Rev B I King, pastor.
Hester's Creek, Saturday before Atm sun
dav. each month, Rev B / King, pastor:
Methodist, Flyntviile--services Attn Sab
hath Mt 1890 A. NJ; Mt. Hermon, Fllntvilie
circuit services lst Sabbath at lO:oO NJ;
Macedonia, Flintville circuit. services 5rd
sabbath at 1890 A M-Rey w ii Anthony,
preacher in charge.
Missionary Baptist, Norris Creek, Buck
eyel-services End Saturday and Sunday IN
each meath; Rev S L Sanford, pastor
Union. LIST Sunday; Providence, End; LIB
erty Grove, 3rd; Oak Hill, 4th; ReV w 1
Gin. preacher in charge.
Shiloh. Methodist, near Millville-preach-
inc on End Sunday in each month at ) P
MI ana on Saturday at II A. NJ, before the
2nd and 4th Sunday, Rev. S. M. Cherry, pas
tor. hH a
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taThere is an appalling state Of
things in the commercial and f
nancial .affairs bof Germany
There has been for many months
a crisis OF great magnitude which
is intensifying as timAo goes on.
Idleness, want and suffering are
common. Famine shows its gaunt
staring visage and protruding
bones, and soon starvation will
decimate the people, especially
in the district aof Silesia. Ger
mauyEsought glory and renown,
she got them; but in the hour of
her victory she inaugurated a
system Of finance that has ruined
her, and robbed her people, not on
ly Of the fruits Of victory, but Of
the wealth. conteDtment and The
very necessaries Of life.a Cold ba
sis and vanity have done their
work and, as elsewhere the COM
mon people suffer. aai ~ 92,.g
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!, VOL : yXIF---N0. a.
IGItaigeGaetrn
--r-o.~~~-0l~0.~1>o.oc occ.o~.~or~OrI0o.o
DREAMING At FOCRSCORE.

She sits IN the gathering twilight
In her well-worn rocking chair, ~
With the snow Of iife's lone winter
In the meshes Of her hairs n 11sfa
Sac dreams OF the little children ~
Who left her long ago,
And listens for their footsteps l'.f
q With the longing mothers knows
She hears them coming, coming! 'ilsi
And her heart is all elatss 7idfHl9
AT the pattei of little footsteps,
Down by the garden gate,
The chatter Of chiidren's voices )9nf
Comes merrily to her ea-s,i sa7 al
And she cries, in her quivering treble,
sfou are late, my little deaisP'
And then. they are here beside her
As she had them long ago
Susie and Ben, and Mary, aHe fnn
And Ruthie, and little Joe, Is f4.
And her heart throbs high with rapture
if AS each fond kiss is given. 81 tf3g
And the nights filed with music ftt
Sweet as her dreams of Heaven.
Such wonderful things they tell her!
A nest in the apple-tree;
And the robin gave them a scolding
For climbing mp to seeloAi nHeH
A wee white lamb in The pasture
A wild rose on the hlll-
And such q greatripe strawberry e3l
As Sue found By the MILL es
Shelistens to all Their prattle, W
&. Her heart ahrim with rest, sndf
She's queen in little kingdom, f,.
Each child royal guest. vi I.
Queen? Tis an empty titlsl9 III fIf
!. More than aqueenis she: tF tfts..g
Mother Of young immortals
n Who gather at herknee. nst III
She brings their welcome supper, .
8 And they sit down at her feet 9i@it i9
Tired, and hungry, and happy it la
And she laughs to see them eat.
Then she smooths the yellow tangles
i With anrother's patient hand, Siaunl
While she tells some wonderful story -
Of the eli dren's fairy-land.
Then the little knotted shoe.strings ~,
Are patiently united, =
And the children in their night gowns
Kneel at their mothers side. -(lcfl ~
Their voices are low and sleepy -
Ere their simple prayers are said.
And the good might kiss.is given i6oW
BY each waiting little bed. fadtee
Then aquiet comes about her,
Solemn and still and Deep
And she says in her dreamy fancies, -,
children are fast asleep;vt J n
Yes, fast asleep, poor mother .ilex
In their bells 50 low and green,
Daisies and clover blossoms Ss4isl-Hf
Each face and SLY between. 2 gHifi Il