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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

'bclce scc' mElodatOns. oetS-lm
CI7 ~ sThEkT, Rooms, IN SUITE on
- s1Tgle, with Board. House newly fitted
ana tnrDi.hed; hrs' class tbroue bout. oci22 2w%
THE FREMONT House Is MAKING GOOD
terms tor Winter Rosrders. Family AMI single
rooms; either steam or stove heat. octIa-,r
A KMAND BODINs RESTAURANT aud eIe.
"A giant DINING PARLoRS for ladies' and gen
titmen l4I3 street. near 10 street. where every
delicscy a the season IL rSed A regular Rr. Ak,
last, ~ cents, from to u m: a regular Dinner
- ceIts, uom 10 q 2. m: a Ia carte ct all hours
Privste Dinner Parties served 1T short no
uCe oc,Ia Ir
RoARDiSG-6l5 18th street northwest elegant
~ new house Just completed, modern improve
menfs, b. and cold water In every room bath room
Oh fret floor, suitable for Congrs semen Also other
ROOFS. single or en- sn'te. First-clae TAB,E
BOARD. Transient guests accommodates. .s24 sws
MORTON HOUSE,
022 AND s24 STREET NV
PRICES FOR BOARD.
paid in adv sncA............. rs Slss
u..,s - 90
,tehh asst or II
n,n nc .;--;,:. 10
"Sa liSkets--.-'."-.......-...--.. 90
MORTON House vas the arst one in the CITY TO
lower me prices for bosrd and g. the people
ron - 10 IS per mon-h
1BEsT BOABD IN TIE CITY.
"a. aSsrv aoMasf and Oa MSAt fST Ersas
B.-Fo beer, liquors or tobacco Of any Kind
500. ssH-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03

tSoR - E-Au INTEREST m tha Sf-,.s Sea-
u i1.s9-E a. part Inps onf q stTsr g o. nc,
BUR- ess he extensive esfasIishn.uf "a A..
''"s- o. TIC south Thor suchlY rluipnrd with al
.e.ui-tr machinery tAEsCifv. 2 Il pieces par dar
~ r'if very pr tslls aIi 0. crsa arE ac4tua-s
~ unusual cruoftlTlfF f'F 80 ton IN a. kius co.
.a.- cssh business with secure tnyattM-u Allras.
ala Eth Ftrcf'. A..
, 1877-11-07

The past vsek wa quiet Ia aFy' Koods cre1es.
Tht euIaer xekthee Of yesterday snd &hs asy lefofe
called out IN ncts acl Inquiry for goods especially
shapte 10 xtnles but there va no iaAp 70 the
general trade. and tho weeks sales did not make very
imposing Aggregate. At interior po'ats-oxln< 10
fsrprahIe weather snd roa4stocks hare not
passed Inio consumption tsrsy ~ usasf and 70 that
aet must hc attributed the mos than oEdluAty quiet
which fur tho past fortnight hsa ptfSsed otttng CTR
cIcs A fev days Of settled weather would no doubt
v,tacas paslis revival o! bls!aess. but from ihis
time oa snylhIaa thsu moderate hand.to. mouth
demand caunol reasonably ec Rntic1patsds FalueA re-
tnslu HEIu StoE ks bOIh III iatlufcr1 aud dls.
it1utof. hands ~ ~; ~ shs Inns u
Tor to3fr haa II any prrsou period il musl 10
sanilttel that thH market very nr pAluan.
Quotations remain without Important elaaxu.
, 1877-11-07
The Philosophy Of Thought In Relation TO
Iutur4 L1fe.


Mf. ". Il. Gregg, IN tha AiHet<ehA EtHe'tfg,
has un Interesting artlrlct IN Which he trcsenls
tlis unaI{eis VI tnp philosophy ot thought 'n r..
latton to future li'c. Hc sqys IL must b. con-
u,caLs US universally ditIused as 1t Is the hab!t
tuuoliy tu psscrt. It Is not always lts,ctnibu
among prirIillvt and savaRe races. 1t cf1stc!
uaIuDK puNun nations IN u form SO vAUuc aud
rcttglous ialth. 1t can nvarrcly be Determined
wl.vt!er tue CAincse, whusa cultivation Il
trrtaaps liz most ancient ezIstlnE in tho
world. ean bu ranked among distinct believers;
III the nItlttativu inlnds Of other Orluntals. Il
lnoro q sort VI .o1lscious llon-existrncu than
future ittc. With Thu Jews, uurrpscr. aata
well kpewn tllb belicl was not tndtGc'ous, but
lmporte.t. and oy l1o nleans an curly imuotia;,
tlut,. hut what is nut ao generally recognized
il That even uinuux ourselves I'll these days tas
conviction. OF thoughtful natures varies curious
~ ~ hrcngtl, utl Ii, features Ut dffcrent Fiolt
1t tic. III yuuth. when ail our sentiments nIs
only tliug 10 II AZ NJ intellectual creed, but
urt:ace,1slol.lc.l to say and frcl that without
Il IN 4 su!,,se a.ut Nope 10 rest upon tla.
world would 70 stripped VI IT, deepest fassiu1.
: ,Yt anp.s .s . ss xs.s 4: sas 1s IL; %si: &:
n,ys OF earth is cxpanslyr, that tho must glow
ing tcncal,o,,s of lieaysi, usually. proceed, AMI
uts " Un tho thirst lot felicity and k1lowlt.lst,
i,as the m inost exciting power. TAcn .ou.cs .hs
busy tusuuil vi our ssinl carcer, whc,t tts
l,rrseui curtains olf Tie future from oui
thoughts, anil When = rctewet existence ias
ditlercnl trcns Is recalled to our tAuvy chiefly tu
ct,ses of bereayemrnt. And. Gnally. ts II not
tt.v yasa that la our failing years-wflen solnrs
thing Of thu ,angunr and placdlly OF ase !.
creeping over Vi, lust wlluA iutur,ty 10 bctuln
o,is might na.orally e1psyt Il TO sxrupy y.
aud scarching rlaucca-wa thiuk Ut Il Icss
frequently. bcIlefs iu II less confidently, desire
II less eagerly than tu our YOUTH suvh, as
least, has 0ecu ~ observation and c1petieLse.
especially a1nnng the mnrc reflective I'M! ilt-
anring order ot i,,sIl. Il,e llte VI tho buuf al
serbs Us no$t completely rs tho hours EtuS
fewer aud lcs4 full; ihe pleasures, tue exelnp-
tions. ihc mnle.t1 Interests, tha afteruo1n
pcace, lie gentle AFFECTIONS ol Inc present scene,
obsyute tho future trum our view. aud rcndcs
ii. curious enough, even less interesting thar
tiic nast. Tu4iaY. which NAV bc OUR iust, cn'
rrosscs US far tnore than to- morrow. which maY
e. our forever, And thc grave tuto which wa
are iuSt stepninc down truubjcs Us far less Lhau
in youlh, w6cn hall q century lay between u
and Il. What il the explanation Of
Ills strange phcnon,enont IL 1t =
, 1877-11-07

There Is whllc man III our rity, sober,
sensible gentleman, Low tn his III ycar, who
nas good, cumulon education. ny never
wrote letter In bis life, never owned u postage
stamp, aud never received but onr letter. H.
states that the letter received IVES ucycr read by
hilu, but deposited fn Ills pexkct, aud packed
around until worn Out, Aud ic docs not know
I'LL lllis day tho uauv VI tlv altAvr,
, 1877-11-07
AMERICAN CITIES.

'sest@Ah ;
AMERICAN CITIES.
ut ,s'.;S: sx.'s' xS&: .s.:s 81
ID *e s,t :s. .:s s%h's' 5 4 iYss* o4
ss; mi ;;,a; ;sss M iis s!!s s*:S i J;, 1
ts 7aa !:oi iii. mrsts *t.k, :hoa''*.ws: u
@ 'e.fss Il Il ut s~i..>. u.
Wii.ssr-un,e.. % rse;iaei Louisiana, &c we,,,,
MY 70 pstae s a I'D r''!; sasas sMs5fe ST III
-: y: st:s H.: ssiSs sss"s %
:as s'i ss f:s :ssss s:R''a ss p
!sssss@ws;ai :iesar, ~: ! ~a,!s Wabash. .ss,.
:9ts. y; s!Ss: sn,'rf Y,ehasa. 'p,i aal Spsea!v;
:s,: :s, ysssotr ysss,ss ri RI w.,.'sss
tses,r! N.sss!: sam;e5 s:hisaf. ssii!S 8;
ts eis .e, "s S.a ~ ~
:as;; :mss IL s"* tSs,''sE s. nv tae' I'd
+s,s'ss5 s.s s.. 81 sssa s'I'ss It'll ii
t.sx,rt, o., .ToSt 5% a. et' wheat 7ao hui ea
Ss si:: ,, saae' "he' aeo hui con-
III. H.. ae; @ xss % s5s ssss s s.
s,!; sss e:s,'s s ss;:',;,s 81
%ssss 5nssd a3,.s ;t;l: ss;!. s',a sss
5sss ~ December. 'ysaaIi' s5s lid Isrier aa ii
en-, s,,, Sesh,cssa, ;,s,sss =, s:e7
s:Nsn *g"sap esssa pe''sl r. ana '"s"Ans'a s's
&s'a as:s4 n"' 0.s' '''' wv 'ss' ''' 0A' barter
.sssss ss s:ss g g.: sss: .ssx %i's i ''s Receipts
n:.1.nesE. kor sn4 sn,htssa
isa .ct a.i Xsxs!,ssfk A; ty;v nssciixr tIM!
Ssssns; "a ,S,*s' R:SsS.S "; s!s
sfn .ass".s '.s, w. D'' 'N' "'s"t'ssa l'''
f,Gqx,s.oifi.rtf,nssa5ssed. f,rpr.nt. .finrf,ssse5s ......
.n' '''ss' m s,a1s e' ,saast
to,nHslas: ,Ha!' ia1;sn's; ;3' c: a., ,o,x
t,snxsr. EiaMr zs,G,t.+ ,tss% An ny, h,,.
~ ,Tstnt ~ ) mi imt rvr iix1hI .rs wv eo'n
SHirxssTs-hhcai, III HUb BIZ.
nd. o'sS"t'' Va wv '''~~o'io"~D"" u a"o 'oSesi
DID, 4 ns .!s.; .s.; a.seq SGe qof r.:
Pw.x's9M.srsrxa autet ets 20, new. sta.en. la.
o,stye sxt% sttt T. VI nas
a%4A WV ''1' .'....e. ~ D' ''' ''''''
A1SsEEn ott-Dass IN r. sn..r,u.
puttApxl,ufA, Sus u.-FIorn-stcady.
, 1877-11-07
A Cur1pun Adventure,

A latc number Vi the Paris Hen Pubic relates
curious adventure which occurred ut ucllr-
gnr,ir, lroutcr towu between France anl
Switzerland. On train from Lyons to (;cncya
asrlYiug therc, two pcrsuns wcFetlctaiac0 by tho
police ~ not giving sufficient pEu'ls VI their
identity. This arst. man ot certain ase, was
released after few minutes; but the second,
youth u II. acknowledged that he bud NIB
South, with SUN oi I,oo francs. The Com.
m'.saIy y Poltse 'telcgIaphsd 10 tue
but Vi his way ho escaped from tho gelnlar,Ae; ;
while ruunIug away in the t!ark be fell down ths
baak ot the Khone, Which has there height of
clghty ieet, and would have been drownel but
ior Il bush Which stopped him, nnd to wh!yli l'a
clltnK. &le was again secured. anti the father
having trlegraDhe.l buck that 1t WIS the suus vi
.1,u0U iEs,.ca thut tho son lad carried OIL, hu
was questioned US to what l!c had done with tbs
| difference. !Ie then admitted that whcu hsst
utrestcd, he lal cuncealeA the iU.00O francs IN
tho ruas pocket Ut the other traveller who hatl
beer detained With ht1n. The latter had iu tha
meantime taken unottlcr trlin to tieucra, anu
| niesaage having tcuu Aent To that station he
WIS oh Ills arryul a.kcd tu search tl,u pocket Ut
| hls palctot. atHi WAS not little surprised to
! hna In 1t the nionej, which was then restored.
, 1877-11-07

For several years JutIga Bay. of tllfs city, hu.
been great sufferer fr,tn facial neuralgia, auli
IL uynl Aill,snli u my be,ctt that might osst-
ply result fr,lll change ut climate. spent most
VI ISIS In California and the last tnst VI lSi4 In
Culutallu without any material henu!ft, and un
Ills sgturn frGn Colorado Dr. liotlgcn cut out u
lille over oue.l,alf ll, OF the Nth Iacia1 nerve.
aud Tor sevct or eight months the Judge rxpe.
tencctl entire reliet from the dscasc, but at the
cxpfraliun Ut that tine It CrMlnally returned
upon him with increased severity until lllc was
Utmost u1,bcurallc nr, llnlgCn bceaiur satisfied
tllat Lbs rriarale parts of the nerve ha! anllcd,
anti TIC detcstntn II 70 perforu, a second opera.
tIun; and otl tbs 7tli nat., Ut tho rcsilrnea of
Judge Bay, 9s@.tu Chcstnut street, aid III tho
prcsencc Of several medical gentlemen, cut cut
two inches OF the Derve, anil Ftfloyrtt several
collateral branches. Tho operation iastcd ttf-
terl. minutes, WIS exceedingly painful, anu,
though tho Judge dcclllcsl tu takc cliOrotnrn
ar INV op!iatc, he stood the knife without
MInrhuE. Th4 operation has been very rarely
performed In tho Wcst, uuti, from thu proximity
q .he nerve g. .hs eye. requires great .asv and
the neuralgia pains, aud ull tho indications arc
that tbs orcratton will PROVE cinIncntl! siess4s-
iuI, though II will prphyhly be week before he
Will 10 able tO 3pate Ills house.
, 1877-11-07
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcrc the rc:ept. and shipments
In this city fNt tho twenty -fuur hours ending with
o'cock ycs,ess!ay morning uf such articles Of
prolncc as veEe rep0rleA:
, 1877-11-07

ma trortt mr. Rhp r. ia AfttH$ her
own ,ne' cnriss.ion 10 NIT, be ovcr 10. md
vel she seems harttly io 1t times
/ might bciieTe her u. shn, vas
dressed with the RrcHtast care hnt fich;
snarkiinr VIII nsfs ann .ncss .onsec !, n,e
sgetsu ~ a ~ 1,xn,, Win ~ 49,, farmer ,rcasio nbo"t
ii,t. "' wbnn, snc iii, IIscs shc woulI have beer
hanny to c,,n;,nue 10 invite him 10 her house. Init
shc thought sumo o' his little pucns exquisite,
Indeed. tne .spoke Of him IN way tnat would
please him. ~ MI sr"M9a ,tbsn 70 ns1edSs urS,,na. ~
nams ior rear o. stepna IN N hn t%uo'e" s''"a"'
49, sx,s1,,i1o. corsT Ho.sA1 i, ,,e d,,,n,,x
~ nni[s.: IN another src he Womb hnve ra.scd
tn,n thc e.,uti Of the se,s, and ynuths would hare
f1cr.ted to thr Tod Of Fashion ffe IL hnndeon,c,
seen notes q let.c5s from h In ~ hoth q IN
fFsne and Eng!lsh. whch arc some o, the S!eTef
II have ayes 'Sa A. hs1t,nnt
i,srfg tDxa OF f'W wh il verS rjmrle IN 1T. tsssca
nni haSt.. thinks pt,,sa, very ren,askahse pcr.
ss son. " 10Th % he snd iady istc..,ncton Uttered mo
letters for Italy. inta ic nosnl cn OF tctc
person. / do moi enter, for know nnsl1inY t.n.ly
lslc.sinston /. never rcecfysd Anywhere: lnt thc
IT, sus pugaa, 1q ete sa sy athsas e..
." oaa III s.tss, " - "iwsr ~ snd
,rn VA ~, ',s.,HI my r1eh,nrn w ,,nr....
"e u'1 no@ SN@""s' nf,twrn.
~. -. ~ ,t,mnrt va. A. nv tsrnI Wt1rc. whser
~ ha, ~ % " mi, fnt ..rx n{css.nt cnnususiiut
WI Maeaasy, l4te ,esea ii,',an !I,fsi. ,,nrIs,,.
~" 1sn1..r nnd nn.t cunfcsa thst 4 was rrrf
s fr, .s ia,e..nu "" r,siS ~ sfaealsys yce to
tnrss skef ttnIw.t nettsr ihnn wtenrI. lie
tt,i t,'' sen." mi rorrrctnn.s thonrh trIhont
Gti1i1ansy htst or torec. ' >~' ~ sa" -
THE o.. tMHSpErs ~. 1I.as,,, or SAr1oss'" ,;;u
Tue p'sos on wnffn ilnnR suinnefn =. '9tnrc ,ai
nnsns ann Innc was ~ ai'Nu!t,"eHt ~ ~ Autlt u.t
, 1877-11-07

White, No. !, ia lid; No. ?. l2< I'd; efnh No -,
Sd. Nm. y 1:t tni Dst atittmf;A Ett1aity atradv
fnStpH. Sns. 4. n.-sPlE!rs OF rhr1St,ss-u.,,o
. I1xstEr tnL-.1h rlti:ah. 's
NkgtNkn FxrkuLkGk--1ttnd
, 1877-11-07
lrm tt The rAIes E4reH

SIC. tub voois i,ner Astlc; fair IN Hool 1h7 +lc.
tt.UrlIo Wtnl-t tnr intrH. ri. 2sulHT; medium !'
= 'Hh: cs+r'c do. 3'01tc: Cotr'n tumH.ua. at!lEt
6iAek IaSs33t.
KAjLii0AD i FnE1G,1Ts-wcrch hrm Al The raIes g!sen
, 1877-11-07
TIE MARKETS.
The Produce Markets Quiet..-The Board
OF Trade Closed.
The Street Markets Quiet-..Bsooks Of
Grain In Etore.
FINANCIAL.

The floarl Of Trade and many commercial tstah.
lishtnents WIRE closed by agreement. In order not
II interfere with the election. There werc no
financial cycnts to rccost in tho city. and a. the
same state of affairs prevailed IN New York anil
several othcr states there was rou,eth!ns ike a
financial hpl,Jay throughout lhe country.
, 1877-11-07

Ths 4IIssisslppl Valley L*,sbfrcdn, Mpnespo!is.
Nov. T. aayri "Ths ns viii 9gar1y Ill shut 4uwn tor
lie year neat week 1ltrr having Fuu 0nt hRt line
darInx ~ sea.ou. ssty e.. hsy!"x run hlxut4 sna
rus ioks NiiiGh DIT. rn ito the g. Crvx frun,
Arpie ltleer amounted 10 uHby alHlt 2,hnni y. and
rould nt infect the market uf M ths K4p willis tho
au1at str,lFrd lbu Wseonsln I'LL l4lEsIy bs ab'
LatS sts Gecouiing decidedly scares for the nt time
In jekFs-
, 1877-11-07
slocks of grain In Tcorta: :


4SofSs'~ va u0ASy%
GENERAL MARKETS.
AtCO1Ot4-wa. nniet at IL GtGai.t. '
Dlrt,sI'C.litS-wns IN aoot: .irtnnnl and firm. Tho
next wtck. ptsrrat lots bought In ths cnuhsJ have
hccn ordered 10 this market. The ttorka 9nt and
broken. Irsianera arc given where tnyeFa have been
waltnk several hays for a,lch corn tcy wanted 10
In. VI tho quality spce'hed lelnx In tile
kcl. Quotations: urecb nurl, ot8tc. medium hufi.
aa5c: teltlppcd do. 4'@aAc srren br'.'lA with hurl
fnnu. to wUrk H. oab5ttc: Fra.sippcd. With do, 4Is
Ahc. r.i du, atsds+c, inside hrus, 4fs49ac, Inferior
brush. at.<94c; crooked. l'.ts3.ae.
nuTTEit-TheFs Was liberal demsnd. a moderate
supply. and faIrly'stcady range of prices. Good 10
choice xraes chiefly IN demand. and the markell
Kept well cleaned M of ttlose Furts- Whatever accu-
mutations theto rosist fur tic oat rart uf low and
medium gfE)c'. Following arc the prices curFtnt:
Fancy creamery, st3l.c; guHi 10 choice Ersies 2oS
es medium, ltstsci inferior to common. pIt:stic
HAOUISti-rta!o remains qnItt with values steady.
asprryiuna1y auoftd Following tho jobtng prices:
stark. 1c. brighton \. 23fc, tcwlron. !l1sc: Otter
Greek, H4c; American, ins9si b1slaps. 4aal l, II
0t5ct Eunntes SINGLES ltfRt I.9cs do. double. 2dflic
GltEEsE-ktsrspooa aud Nov rofk arc l"wsr; nnd
sss sts s rs' I @ @ a d"s IL :s
!slss naks ? itsht aekreg.te; Mc rs1acs cuf ausls.
CuAi.-Mka nrtn and uncsansed. Wo again auote:
sf.*ss 1s ss$ s = ~ 81 S'%ss :s
tn,is, s35ostus uurtshcrrie. es7o; fHdlana block.
Eu1s-, We're IN sm.li supply and 'scady 1t l7alac.
The TX Mtoeat dens!d y 4. talr: -,., .,..,.
E n ';saay r ea1 s'0s S
sIIG*4ia:E; *. shore. sf1o sf1o;si9Ss ;si9S "a Sc. iSay.
f. % is;xs a. ia;iy D. sss: H:Sii, ts,1: @ $s
e 9,, s:ss ~ tank
H. d Ee;s 'E'' ~; ss.xrx. srM ~ .t tfSS9s so9s
1as IT, so ~ oSt st sss: 9sisS. : st as3
e:npt: IL t tfs :ty
II sa ia na. @ss i, ~ aS'sss .'s
TtS: paa sss; I ssT ays: 's2ss' .a
,sys;s H. II a.ssia a.: se: g n. e: iso;e.
nsw. asseX's; zan.s sr'sa'a old. 7s~7ne' 10 uew
.;$;s ss aS$,a & q
is: sSsos'; fa'Ssef1iss a7sssa' p't'sd shsf:
ss*ss; s%es: M ls
sf! sasy Nss s. ~ 'Sts SSr %i'n'asus szss
sSs s 2se%sssf Il ss.se *: si:n appe.
sins lhs t.t"tt setl.v trs III ne IT. MsMsra A.;
Se..iSay Sc t's ws1s aaisss
. tf'i ii $ *' "' sst5 a IT,
lells xr.rct 7+se jer =: ca!swSa o.: ssoS .,ei II
sHs;: ::s t!; ss''ts.!:$ s
s1:;ss s bs.s .:s.
"Trip. ast. III ssat9 Ti ine. Win sis .t.ss
!la.lars: va xrarrsly rspor'rd sIack elos Aso LID
N,,x:Sats'js, :.~7f. IsY!:'sns s: st1te, ,,
al',s&4cs coz somuaa ' 10 III t.if sS,soe! so.:nE. WI
,1.. IS tSst ,Ssqs ss:ns M
a%s ~ S.ssssG IN No. 5se s: seo~. th sS "a
c:torns .nx.s lost drip, ~ asst .:alfer
III: sstra do. ;4s,s:. Scw Orleans noIssses shose.
, 1877-11-07

CATTLE-uudcf the small recttpta snt In sympathy
with thu mpfoS ed tone Ut Eastern adgtccs the market
Developed Increased dtmneN There did not apEtar 10
be any srcvat sc.st!tY IN the demand from any auAe.
but the comb!aed waEta of thu trade exceeded the sup
rly. And sellers found no cuty In ceanx tho ynrds
Al rrtci better BY ,os9oc per ITO ths than At
the c1ose ot last week. All grades shared In the AI-
vance. though tbs improvement wAs the most In Col
oraio Ani Tcxas cattle and IN natve butchers isuh.
Ahuut everything soil! and tho market rtusel firm.
eses RANGED truin =! :O111U FOR poor tntk 10 es0A
rs for chQfce. With The bulk at Il. 7id4.I0.
, 1877-11-07

=. NFVfNSfVE%s
Eatra Detsts-Gradtdt ttetra weighing t.ts1
lb, ami Hpwhfllk. ...... .,.............+...+
Chptct HesTfz-Ftne. fht. wri-fnrr,ta 3.
yrnt 70 3.year.ud atccrs. weighing ESQ
nad H. IT, Ill u;,.:
Medium ttta.les-steers In fair !itRh weigh. :
Ing j.ho5tn Af' lis, lM,...........,.......... q.
Butchers stock Poor 10 common. sterrs.
md ctr11non to choice e1wt, for City .
tiuushtrf. weighing Auto I. lia1 1hs...... ,
Stock EAtitt-tUnarf1un cattle. weighing 10
TO /. kU In 1......,.....,....... .............
InfcEldE-!.ixAt and thin Cuws. hell staEs, -
huilk+ Anh RsalaHAR tterfa.
t!' n!9pRH 0!ns ''.N-'''''''.''''' !: :;
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Sales to take Place.

All sales Of property adyer-
tiscd in the OBSERVER, or fol
which handbills may be printed
at this office, will hereafter be
noticed under the above head
ing free Of charge. We ask at
tention to the following:
Saturday. August 4th, by
ALT. s. Fulton, G. and M. and
special CON-, at the COURTHOUSE
door, two tracts of land, one in
the Sth district and containing
112aa acres, and the other in the
18th district and containing 283
acres, in the cause of Thos. j.
and N. II. Whitaker, executors,
against Bury NJ. Perkins, ct ais.
By j. L. Sherrell, mortgage,
Saturday, August 4th, on the
premises, q tract Of land in the
18th district, on the waters of
Bradshaw Creek, containing 100
acres, more or less, belonging to
Narcissa Il. Benson.
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Farmers. Take Notice.

O. p. BRUCE 81 Co. have adj
ded to their business, on the
north side of Public Square,
next door to National Bank, a
fine assortment of Family Gro
eeries, and have also taken in a
new partner, WV. b. NICKs.
If you have grain to sell, you
will always find them ready and
prepared to pay the Gerry high
est market price an cash. If
you want groceries, they will
sell TO you as low as the lowest.
To the lovers of the "wced''
we say that tobacco and cigars
are a speciality with them.
Call when you have any thing
to sell or any thing to buy, and
you will then be convinced that
here's one and there's the other,
10 be strictly their motto.
feb. S-tf
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Observer
Thursday, July 5, 1877.
Locals.

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If you want School Books,
Go to Pettey's Book Store
If you want Stationary, SteeI
pens, Pencils, &C.,
Go to Pettey's Book. Store
If you want School States,
Go to Pettey's Book Store.
If you want School Inks,
Go to Pettey's Book Store
IF you want Blank Books,
Go to Pettey's Book Store
If you want Pocket Memo
Books,
Go to Pettey's Book Store.
If you want Pocket Books.
Money Books,
Go to Pettey's Book Store.
If you want School Crayons,
Go to Pettey's Book Store.
If you want Wall Paper,
Go to Pettey's Book Store.
If you want Window Shades,
Go to Pettey's Book Store.
If you want Picture Frames,
Go to Pettey's Book Store.
If you want Pictures Framed,
Go to Pettey's Book Store.
All the above, with a thou
sand other Notions too numer-
ous to itemize, can be had at
w. w. d r. Pettey's
Terms Cash. Fancy Store.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-07-05

S We have been reques-
ted to urgently ask the managers
OF threshing machines to report
to the OBSERVER the number
of bushels of wheat that each
threshes this season. BY the
adoption of this plan, a tolera-
bly, correct idea may be formed
of the number of bushels pro-
duced IN Lincoln county. The
same request has been made for
several years, and the responses
have increased in number each
succeeding season, until last
year, when the aggregate report
by districts was the largest ever
made. We hope that our friends
In the various districts will act
upon the suggestion, and furnish
to the OBSERVER for publication
the statistics. Let us know, and
let us let the world know, what
LINCOLN county is doing,
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DOWN! DOWN! DOWN!

l am now offering the Light
Running Domestic Sewing Ma.
chine and the celebrated Reming-
ton M achine for Forty Dollars
two of the best Machines made,
warranted for five years. with ell
the attachments. am also of
fering a splendid stock OF dry
goods, notions, clothing, boots and
shoes, hats, hardware and queens
ware at greatly reduced prices,
which, can afford to do, having
bought them since the heavy de.
cline. My expenses being very
small and willing to put up with
a very small profit, ask an ex-
animation before buying ard /
will try and convince you that it
is to your interest to buy from me.
j. E CALDWELL.
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The .Esculus Hippocastanum, or Horse
Chesaut, generally known as the Buckeye
is Native Of Asia, and was introduced in.
70 Europe, about the middle Of the six
Ieenth century. Its virtues as preventive
and cure o. Hemorrhoids (Piles) have
been suspected by eight tenths Of the
the people of TINS country. To prove this,
ask any one of your neghbors, or friends,
why he carries that Buckeye in his pocket,
and he will tell you, it is either TO cure
him of the Piles or to prevent his having
the disease; that it has virtues peculiar TO
this disease. and that they can be utilized
Tor its cure is now fixed fact. Its virtues
lie in the bitter principle denominated Es-
culin; of this any well informed medical
man can inform you. That the Buckeye
Pile Ointment will cure you is without a
doubt, if it is used according to directions.
Clip this out if you have the Piles and take
TO your druggists, SMITH & MILES, Fay
etteyille, Tenn. 2
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Fayetteville District, Ten
nessee Conference.
Fourth Round of Quarterly Meet

Y ~ ings.
Flintville mission, at Macedo-
MIA, July Z, s..
Pleasant Plains circuit, at Shi.
lob, July II, Is.
Winchester station, July 81, %
Salem circuit, at Walnut Grove
July %, 90. -
Fayetteville circuit, at Liberty,
August 4, ).
Richvalley circuit, at Knights,
Aug. IL, u.
Petersburg circuit, at Medium,
+ Aug. Is, 10.
Mulberry and Lynchburg, at
Boonyille, Aug. %, Is.
lLewisburg circuit, Center Point,
September 1, 2.
Cornersville station, Sept. s, 8.
Pennington mission, Sept. 29,30.
Lynchburg circuit, at--,Sept.
y, %.
Fayetteville station, Sept, Is, 16.
Z The District Conference will
be held st w mchester; Tenn.
Will open at 8 o'clock A. NJ,
Thursday, July 18th, 1877
Preaching Wednesday night
preceding.
/ j. B. ALLISON, p. T..
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B& j. i. Caldwell, of this
place, has the popular Domes-
tic sewing machine at his store.
We have seen samples of sew
ing done by it that VIC are sure
cannot be excelled. The points
of excellence of this machine
are apparent even TO an indif-
ferent observer, and 1t is no
wonder if the greatly reduced
prices were to increase the al
ready large demand.