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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16
Reunion cfthe 18th Tenn
Reg't.
I.ewisburg Gazette.

At a meeting of the surviving
membersof the Seventeenth Tenn.
Regiment in this place last Mon
day, ]. Fl. Morton was called to
the chair, A. NJ. Davis elected
Secretary and a. FL. BObo CORES
ponding Secretary.
After discussing the prop'iety
of holding a reunion at an early
day it was resolved to call aprelimi-
nary meeting at Flat Creek Store
BedfordcOunty, on Thursday, Sept
10th, which the surviving mem
bers of the regiment are invited
to attend.
The Corresponding Secretary
was directed To notify Col. A. S.
Marks, Gen. VIM. B. Bate and
Hon. j. L Orr that it was the
desire of the meeting that they
should attend the reunion and de
liver addresses on the occasion.
] Ii. Morton was requested to
prepare a suitable tribute of re-
spect to the dead of this regiment.
The Corresponding Secretary
was also directed to request the
presence OF Gen. D r. johnson.
Ii was also resolved that the
-4mericdR. and the Winchester,
Fayetteville, Shelbyville and
Lynchburg papers, be requested
to notice these proceedings.
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AMERICAN,
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8 II. 10 HI ".

and osher SERVANTS can be found al D. h
Hollis Lyaehbar-. Teaa-. wlio viii Iet
u Eat ESs Efctimes cheaper thaa zay oahcr
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16

A distinguished physician Of New YOrb

Or. Tsft has bccn en-
gaecS 10 tie Practirss %
sncdieiBe dirty years, and
fora long tii1e svstsdaf.hrfs
sfS.aof II arstou1-s ~ tbs
Medical College u Ceor-
gia. hrlsce. per ons using
bis Pills iiage Use gsaran-
tee that Try a1c pTrlEiTesl
on scientific prfncIflca,
ard are free from ar
Qr-r<eTys
lie has s,scceeded IN
conliring ~ them the
herefnfOrc aufago1issic
qualities % \ skSSggfb<H-
fsR. fHyg1ffrS, sada mr.
UTfH0 f0nfc.
Their Grsf apparent ef-
fect T. % iI5rrcsiac the APP
pctifc b. cs.ueilg ubc foO't
70 properly q sEjrnilates
Thns tie fyrtenI i nDuf-
/ isl1cd, asi By their tonic
action On the digestive or
/ zanz. regular aEd bealfhy
| es7ctntions ara produc~d.
The rzpidif3 with Ehieh
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16
Twenty.seyen Years Ago.

II. H Stevens, Esq.: Dear sir-Thfs Is 10 GER
tify that my daughter was taken sick when she
was three years old, and got 30 low that we were
obliged % keep her on a pillow; without moving,
10 keep the little thing together. She was AZ
tended by several physicians the regular at
sill pronounced her case incursbis. She had
been sick about year, when hearing Of the great
Blood Remedy, VBGETISR, commenced giving
her that, aud continued il regularly till she was
about seven years old, SlIea she was pronounced
perfectly cured During her sickness three
pieces Of bone were taken from her rigit arm
above the elbow, one Of them being very long.
Several small pieces were also taken from her
left leg. She Is nov tgenty-seyen years old, and
Is eui0ying good health, and has ever since she
was seven years old, with no signs Of Serofula
or any other blood disease. Her arm Il little
crooked, but she can use IL almost as well - the
other. Her legs are Of equal length, and she IL
not in the least lame. Her case Was Scrofula,
Inherited in the blood; and would recommend
all those having SerOfula Humor or any ether
blood disease, IL they wish TO have q perfect
cure, 10 try VEGETIxE, the reliable blood rem
edy, which does not weaken the system Ike
many other preparations recommended. bat, On
the contrary, IL 10 nourishing and strengthening.
My daughters case viii fully testify this. for I
never saw nor heard Of a worse form Of Scrofula.
HCLDA SMITH,
- Monument street., Chariestovn, Mass.
MRS. SARAH ". JONES,
GO Sullivan street, Charlest0En, Mas.
April 10, 1s7e.
The above statement shows q perfect cure Of
SeTofula in its worst FORM when pyunOunesi
ineursble, OF child four years Of age, twenty
three years ago. The lady, now tEenty-seYen
years old, enjoying perfect health.
VEGETIEE is Sold by al Druggists.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16
Reunion Of Turney's lst
Tennessee Regiment.

We give below a synopsis of
the proceedings of the commit
tee of arrangements for the re-
union of the 1st Tennessee Reg
iment at Lynchburg on the 9th
of September, proximO.
The committee met at Lynch
last Saturday, 18th inst, aud
was called 10 order by its chair
man, DIR. 4. Y. Salmon, and
the following committees were
appointed:
l. A committee to enlist pro-
visions to be prepared at home
and carried TO Lynchburg early
!, on the morning of the 9th of
September.
2. A committee of ladies anc
gentlemen TO receive the pro.
visions and prepare the dinner
3. y committee OH finances
TO raise necessary expenses OIL
the occasion.
4. James c. Kclso, L. d
Gregory, F. G. Buchanan ant
Wm. Branden were appointed
a committee on music.
I 5. Col. n. j. George was APP
pointed special committee Il
extend an invitation TO Mrs
Robert IIattOn, relict of the la
mented brave General Hatton
to be present on the occasion
of the reunion.
The invitation to the 9TH ant
18th Tennessee Regiments wa
cordially renewed.
! Citizens are generally invited
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16
n Chattanooga is rapidly

w Nual1anOOSd 10 IdEIuiI
becoming one of the leading
cities CT Tennessee. 1t is a
prominent market for grain, pro-
duce, and manufactures, and
with ample capital, is assuming
a position of Importance in the
commercial world. Persons
wishing TO know all about ii,
ought to enclose fifty cents to
the Times, for three months
subscription. Il isa good paper.
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Facts for the PeopIe,


~ y M nndsnlsble fset that 10 nrfieie WAS ever
patsd evidence Of iis great mssliee value, as lie
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For every eo5npiainf Tor which yEaETSsg is
feeommeBdsd.. many sesiimonials u what il las
done e tssnisl,sa . ibs paklie II large, and 20
sssss sIs yE1erSE S sssals sI and Il a. se r.:
streets ang numbers are sdsei. there can be ~,
possibis doabs about tbs matter.
". ~. Stevens, Ke1i Dear hlf-Nay ask The
favor % you " irtake thy eass pebble?
10 lssi, while on picket duty In the army, I
Was aksn ito sa sad dois si' w,,i ~ l9.gs
and qpinins. After this had M every day, ard
$500. as tlAsn 2. Y As.hsra Hest5isl, and tI,ore
wofse and was ssHt bssss. hssnaSnsd IN ts,,r
hsath Tor Fur years, tFeatiHg Nifh yasIfy f1rysi.
sla male itS Appearances On different iaTfs II
ny bodf, aud my head was - diseased ~ to be
InElsfai 2, iook ~, and painfsl beyond e',1Sr.
anfe. fltsf trying the tDOst eminent plsyaefatas
Nlthoat Improvement, eiangs u climate Nas
IIsss been 20 tl,e Iro, ss,,rS, I'm A,..n,s.
trics, each Tine giving ihssf Treatment a
thorough trial, fitspiIy ea8se back 10 fss,ssOn.
al.syafaged, via 80 hsJ'e ~ hslp. Life was 4
tIs effect 81 - fn0efs yeNsyfai Hedieine hsd y,
damaged NY system that te aetsesi u my storm.
sTh ~ aillArsntly destroyed, snd my head mas
into tiis skull bone,
This bsst psysIelsps said my blood was 70 fun
this tiBs q fsiepd who Lad bseJ, a., invail5 t1id
ms VK0gffNE had restored him ~ peyfeef health,
mud through bis persaasion eouineTred taking
gHDETfEE. ~ this time ! was HAVING ~ AZ
most every DAY. ! n0iieed the first god effeets
o. vE9ErfNg ln my digestive organs. Ny fOod
sat bSiisr and NY stomach grew stronger 4
began 70 feel encouraged, for 4 could see my
health slowly and gradually frnproTing. With
renewed hope eonsinised taking fhS YE1gE-
THE, until Il had completely driven disease out
OF my body. IL cured the Gls, gave me good
pure blood, and restored me ~ perfect health.
which had not enjoyed before Tor ten years
Hundreds Of people in the dty VI Boston can
vOnch for tbs above facts.
YRogTIsE las saved my life, and yon are al
liberty to make such use Of this statement as
pleases YOU best, and beg Of sou 10 make e
known that other Eu6erers may lind relief With
Less trouble and expense than did.
IL will Afford me great pleasure % show the
marks OF my disease or give any further fnfOF-
nation relative 10 my ease TO all who desire IT,
am, air, very gratefully, JOHN PECK,
No. % SAWYER street. Boston Mass.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16
gHsEl ~ rlI -.
.qE n flr.
LorIsyrLLz. KT.
Arr ES-r.

Ah3s ,. sfs5s
DE-. TER s-D-ar Sir
Fos Ten y=zss ! have seen
. dyspepsia. eos
.ssipation. I'D Pile. AMI
lad wei nizs sxhansts,i
she ria1eriz rssasca frE re-
lief fr5su iaissi1Z Se1fl, :
B.iea, - zocStlsrf. ye1F
Psi's were iroaztf u ~
uofcr. I beZz1 fhcig SO,
znd The Grgf doe gzTe rlss
slsrh szi5ef filzs ie1r1i l1.e,t
70 take filers. Ian ngls a
vel ran. have ? E1o1zJ-
petite, car ciEcsf veil fbs
plies have csf1rsrzr-s.
ard ] hzss Esizeai fosfs
tezi-fE n soiia Ezth. 4
soalf NJ is- g.hss
/. iisenl fsy- fs<is weight IN
/ god.
REs r. r. ss~PsoN-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16
LYNCHBURG.
TWO MORE GREAT QUESTIONS
At Lynchburg
Settles g

FIRST-That all who buy their )ods from
}. L. BRYANT g. co. are prosperous
and happy.
SECOND-TbatJ.L. BRYANT & CO. have
the latest purchase, and the cheapest.
freshest and aewest styles of goods in
I.ynchburg.
OF course they arc selling them cheaper
than those who bought at higher prize S,
without any 'Bulldozins' which ilicy DO
not propose TO resort TO.
They invite all their friends, and espe-
ciaIIv
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16
CHANCERY SALE OF
LA N y ]

On Tuesday, August 21st, 1877,
y obedience TO decree Of resale pro-
Il nOuEced at the April term, 1877, OF the
Chsncery Court at Fayetteville, Tennessee,
in the cause Of d. G. Hall, administration, a.
sainst Mary Z. Gray and others, will at
lend on the premises. and offer for sale TO
the highest bidder, the following
Described Tract of Land.
situated in Lincoln county, civil district
No. -, State OF Tennessee, and bounded
as fplIoES-0B The north BY John SandliR,
east By Joseph English, deresse south BY
Thomas TiPPs. and west by Ms Scrosgins,
Containing 40 Acres
This tract viii be sold subject TO the
widows homestead Of 81 go.
TERMS or SALE-Ssid tract viii be sold
On credit Of six, twelve, eighteen, and
twenty-EOur months Notes with two or
more good sureties will be required of the
purriIs seTs, and lien retained on the land
until the whole Of The purchase money i
paid. ID. w. CLARK,
iuiyl9n Special Commissioner
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16
THE LADIES

to call and examine their goods and prices
before they buy. They have all The new
est styles of Collars, Cuffs, Buttons, Dress
Goods. Hats, BonnetS, Ribbons, Scarfs,
Flowers, Jewelry, Hosiery, Corsets, Para
soils, Umbrellas, Gloves, Pans, and everything
that lady needs They also keep every
article a young man Ne EDS, ard all that an
old man WANTS, in the Clothing and Agri-
cultural line. They ask all to come and
see their goods and learn their prices, and
IN fact to buy what they need, and go
home and grow rich. They keep
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-08-16
WANTED!
H.ssa...a' ii! 7a:t.#Ea=t!ys.sTI..s,t.ll

A SITUATION in city, town oi conn
N Try: can furnish the most 50 tissactOry
references from the hest families in Ameri-
ca. ! am willing 20 give
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28

BennS brfrdsc
tHtafria. srmatist fhbit
bduFsssa opiipeb. i6IeA4
ten Gsi&mad, iusnis aps
petitune beIsste Sn#se
babt 10 leioet Sbr an
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. oosr
.Gaae~ufranibeit~. Anc
ni6ts miro Gut 10
ltusa uno au be Dansr
furiretf ala her
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
Rittel sesem 3rmmfia6t.

Or. 8urrah bat etne Metbope CUR
Seiluns Ter lrunfiu6t nit psrn ausses
;ei9nsfsn Grfp!se a~nsewsneet unp cine
arpse @nsatl in raS tiefite Glenb berei!S
p~trlunfsner Gamilienpdter 1T cura cine,
in isrem Sale leidt an%supsncsncs, rem
0elammtbsfnpen pur bb1ff so~ribeilbafte,
unp beillame, nidt fpfipielise, stpd nur
,pei Wp6en pauernee 8nr Soulfdnis
serettet. DisIe Seiluns 1T fets pauers
bait, aud In ben Serspeifeltfen Gdqen.
Na1 Suread'S Grfabruns III nur cine
einsise 8%epinsuns srfprrnli&, BET rersn
Seiabuns bic Seiluns l6On i'm Soraus
ais sans entlttepen anssieben perpsn
fam. ndmli6 bic, RAP Der NIT Der Srunf-
Iu&t Ssbaftste lelbft pirflia ssbeilt pers
ben mill ! Nur ipl1e eisensn ii6 entlties
ben flr pie Ssiluns. ipel&e nit eintsem
Wispsrsniisen pte Na6tbeile psS Wfies
braudss Der seifisen 0strdnfe, ndmIi6
pes 8ranntpeinS, uup ibr unpsrmSsen,
pemIslben ~ entiasen, fiblen une einleben
unp BARON befrtit ~ perpen ipeni9fenS
sinisss, absr aufri6tisss SsrlanSen en-
pIncsn. Nur paS u%nSermSsen, Dem pbys
fl1sn Sspirfni6e pes Sranntpein s0es
nuits nidt pisperfebsn su fSnnen, III
Der sissnhide, ME ~ perfeblenpe @ssen'
tanp pes 5silperfabrens. G~Vlsenbes iinp
bic Wittsl rsrsn slsi&;eitissr a%nwenpuns
Yurta6 fa bauptId6li& nit Dem pclI>
fdnpisfen GrfOlse bepiente. Ntmm Or.
tract Ger Wursl pom rptben Gnsian Il
unse. bsysite parauS NIT Dem pulpsr BON
Der Wurssl peS Salmus yiaen an Ger
3abl 600. Gasli& preis bis Siermal swSlf
piasn ,u nsbmen ; nsbsnber ntmm : 0srs
pdnnts SbweftIdure cine unse, Dim,
teersnsS yrup spet llnsen, rapon einen
5bsslSHel ppu In Elm @las @a6sr &C.
mii@t sum 0stranf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28

I'm 8eiBe pom 800 orer rrebr Nfnn In
stnem anpsrn Staate pper Ierritorium
IN, pab sr ni1t anperspo ~preemptionss
redt" bereits errporbsn bat uni, Raj Ct paS
In Trass itsbsnee 9anp fir i6 unp feline
Gamilie, nidt su Spseulaipnsswsden ~
fauTen beabi6tist.
Das erfte Der pom unlerer BuneeSz
8efBssbuna srlafere 6etmfdttenaeles
trdat pas Datum ees Gotten Wat 1862.
Snpsnn ss auf pie 8sitimmunsen res al,
tsren YreemptipnsssIsses 3urddte5t fist
es bin3u, pas isper Burger Der 8ereiniss
ten Staaten unp jeper Ginsepanperte, Der
feline .srften Yapiere" beraussenommen
bat. aud pbns sinsn eisentlthen 8aufs
preis ~ sablsn, in ben 8eiB zines sepiis
fen Suantums Sfentli6n 9dneereien
selunssn t5nne.
@enn sr ndmlid 80 Nder ODER rpeni@
ger fH ausrdblt, s:elelben, peer bod et>
men Ibe:l psrislbsn urbar madt unp
rann finf Sabre lang parauf pObn., 70
lou ibm ssssn Y~ssabluns elmer 9ebdbr
pom SIS elm frSmlider 8efstitel auf
pas in Rere fsbsnpe 9anpsut srtbeilt
rrerpsn. t.l.
Spdtere 9eisse baben uusprddli6s
9orlorss pafdr eetrOHen, pab Elm
5armer 80 Ndsr Inter Dem 6eimitdts
tenselsS gratis .unp weitsre 80 Ader
unter rem prtemptionsseieBe In uns
mittelbarer Na9bari@aft Der erfsrsn err
perben rarf.
Cine afte aus Dem Sabre 1866 BE-
fimmt iibrisens, cas bic WObltbaten Ger
,,Spmsfteaps Afte" ben 6tnterbltebensn
su @ute fOmmen, I'M Sale pas Der urs
iprinslide Ssiisnsbmer Dor Dem Ablauf
Der ermdbntsn fanf Sabre nit Dem Icre
abaebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
SntereTantes WobltbdtisfettSs
aefiibl.

Sn Gnslano ltarb cine reibe pstIcn.
sic bate nod einen Srupsr, Der elm
ssisissr Sill; mar unc isltf rartts, ses
l6psise penn aessn ancere mitleipis mar.
Da Die Sbpeiter pieS puete, 70 traf le
in ibrsm Isitament Die auspridli6s
Sefimmuns : I'm pte @onne css 0obls
thuns prer pas 9efibl Ter 0pbltbdtis~
felt su empinren, lpu er jepen Gag Gem
eritsn besssnenpen Seitlsr aus ibrer reis
6sn 6interla6eniaaft einen Dollar aus
sablsn. Sn ben srftsn Gasen CAB a
pies Mlmplsn ssri6snbaft, perlpirte absr
gar nints BON Wpnne, ipnpsrn eab ben
Dollar jseesmal NIT i6psrsm Sersen.
@s,l er slaubte, ras sr 10 Dem TN Isitas
msnte auSseiprp6enen @iuen ieiner
S1psisr ni1t na4fomme, imulirte er
LANCE, pte er 60 nun anseben ipu, rieien
3wed ~ errei1sn. Gpplih iisl ibm elm
Mittsl Elm. gr bate cine alts Sausbdls
term. Dieter trus sr nun aut taslit
CEN srfen %brsesnsnpsn armen BEN Dol.
lar su ssbsn. Gr islbit flsipete id pom
pl an iepen MOrssn in cine alte ssrril7ene
Sstlsrflsipuns, ma3ts no gang unfennts
lid unp mar 10 ispesmal Der srite. Der
ib nit flasenper UNI trauriser Stimme
rsr Sausbdlterin in cen 0ss itslte unp
10 psu Dollar islbif In Gmpfana nabm.
Darna6 risf sr BET ii@ aus : 1A6, quite
S6peifsr. isst erft erfiae i4 peinen @ils
len. iss: srf smplinpe it rie @pnne Der
Wpbltbitiafeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28

Gins pfprsbsim wirp sel&riebsn :
Wis leitt elm Srdnpunslld enitsben
fam, benefit folssnpsr SOrfaa. Sn sis
ner Ssbauluns mar cine Strei6bSlssrs
Sda&tsl rHsn auf Dem 6snfsr iteben se'
blisbsn, auf psl4er ii& eurd bic Spissels
I9eibe rie Spnnsnfrablsn nit FOLDER Sc
malt Yereinisten, paB ete Strei&bSlssr In
Sranp ssristben. mas sliidli&erweile ir'
aleit bsmsrft purpe. Alip AUDI por ben
Sp~nnsnfrablsn untsr umianpen unp Dol
= Sinpern bauptia@li@ pie Strei&bM'
tsr gut perwabrtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28

Die Seimtdttens ooer Yreemps
ttonS8eIebe.

nDas Yrssmptionsaeiss (prsemptOnss
ys@t III 0ortaufsrs6t) pom a. Ssptsmber
1S41 1T un.sr cenlslten raS Gillette.
Gs psrcrpnst. PAP jsrer Burger Ger Der.
Siaatsn unp ispsr Ginsswanpsrts, Der pie
ipssnanntsn .srfsn yapiere" beraussss
nommsn bat. elm Stdd Gonsrss eanp,
paS 100 older nidt iterfsissn parf ~
Dem Winimumsprsiie faufsn fam, ppls
aussslesL paB n li& perlSnli4 paraui
niererlabt Elm WObnbaus parauf us
ri&tst unp ss wenisitsns tbeilweiie artay
ma1t.
@asrpinss muB elm iOl&r "preemp'
tor" sinsn Gin lsilten, eae er nibt bersits
The daily gazette., 1877-11-13
SECOND J lEDITI0N!7 7
New Castle Letter.

From Our Reg,Alar Correspondent.
Saturday Night Scenes--In need of Re.
u pdirS-City Hail improvements.
New CASTLE, Nov. 13, 1877.
Saturday evening was one of unusual
quietness forming strong contrast to
the previous one the adage 'of after the
storm comes sunshine" was fully borne
out. An auction store on Water street
threw its red flag to the breeze in the at
ternoon and drew large crowd in the
evening. Shawtown was again on its
dignity, and peace held undlsputed sway
nobbinsville put on its "swell rig" and
was pleased and proud of itself and its
people. Bulls Hill, tired of its former
doings had apparently got into a fit of
melancholy. Its lights burned dim and
everything tended to impress the public
with the tact that it had put on "sack
cloth and ashes" The city pres snted its
usual busy appearance.
The sidewalk along the western side of
Vine street, near William is badly in
need of repairs,
Horses and mules seem to be the par
ticular pets of our city authorities. They
take the peaoeable possession OF the foot
walks, causing tax payers and other
bipeds to take to the streets No ordin-
ance is provided to meet this : nuisance.
Why it is so, is conundrurn. 5ao %,
The cupola of the CityfHaN has been
repainted and the weather-vsne regilt
making q decided improvement In the
looks of the building The Court House
and county offices will now have seedy
look and the Levy Court might with
propriety do little towards renovating
them. '-IfJ|
A young man, an earnest and promi-
nent worker in the affairs of one of oul
| churches, was forced it would seem, tc
| go out in the interests of the church or
| Thursday,evening during the storm when
between Shawtown and Dobbinsville ht
became bewildered and crossing the rail
road fell into cew-guard, hurting him
self to such an extent that he was laid vi
several days. "The more haste the les
speed.' .s f....
The daily gazette., 1877-11-13
ST R AY w -AIF5-
Fine weather.

Fine weather.
, Diphtheria is on the increase in this city.
James Bradford advertises 25 building
lots to be sold on Saturday. rg. ..7.
The revival services at Epworth chap
still continue with great beneficial re-
suits.
The concert of the Buell. family, takes
place this evening at the West Presby-
terian Church.
An entertainment will be given by
Wilmington Division 8. of T. on next
Thursday evening.
The anniversary of the Hanover Sun
day schools will take place on Thursday
evening, November 23d.
DR.. Gallagher can still be found at bis
Office, No. e. Fifth street, where he re-
moves teeth without pain.
For meals at all hours and the finest
oysters in the city go to the Malta
House. 103 e. Water street.
Black silk fringes-Kennard & Cos.
stock of black silk fringes will excel any
other of the kind in the city.
Skeptics, dyspeptics, lunatics, sand
ticks or any other ticks, like King,
Good Samaritan cough syrup.
Wood burnt building lime, "a cents pei
bushel bar sand, $l.75 per load deliv
| cred at Brieht's coal yard, cornerWatel
and King streets. nov. IL, If.
There will be musical contest at tn,
| Opera House on the 18th inst, between
the choirs of the Scott M. E. Church O
J this city, and the choir attached to tn,
| Newark NJ. E. Church.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-13

Improvements are more new
buildings gong up IN this city at pres
ent, than there has been at this season
for several years. In all sections of the
city new buildings are being erected and
more new work is to be soon commenced.
Among the latter will be a large moroc-
co factory at Front and Monroe streets,
which Jacob z. Webb will erect for VIM.
RichmaRn. During October building
lines were surveyed for thlrty-two build
ings--an increase vf nineteen over the
corresponding month of last year-which
shows that business is constantly lm>
proving in this city. These would he
good times for carpenters were 1T not
for the fact that the contraction of work
at the car shops, a few years ago, threw
out of employment large number OF
wood workers who have ever since pre-
vented the demand for carpenters from
exceeding the supply.
SberlG~s Sale Sheriff 9rubb sold the
following property on Saturday afternoon
A lot belonging to W P Hicks, at Ninth
and Union streets, to b. Nlelds, Esq., ioI
$50. Lot on Butt onwood street, beL1 cen
Eighth and Ninth, property Of Slml VII
hams, de ceased,to james Williams, fl
$500. Lot at BuLtonwood and B. streets
Southsiue, property of Girard d. Rollins
to B. NIelds. E,q.. for $50.
The Last Bear aud Deer.-The last beai
killed IN Delaware was shot in Sur sex
county, in 1850. The last deer wat
shot in the same county in 1858.