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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
FOR SALE,
TRusrEE's SAFE

By q DECD dated Ii, ,,b
.ns ~ Losii FiSAth NinSsy GIstSAh,~
SpSI,uon o. The city Of m o4i lah,
~ 70 the underlined ia AhNrt
~ ~ hunortd and hiJ.e.SI v y pOahd
sSu telnnlnG Al ihe .optS.,~ We DIP ~
anna tlteetl 10 nid sI,a9IteH d6l,S
Su1INIfd With the ea,t liz. VA Ineatt rsSSS
~ ny and tHehty-kVrnf ~ GtAGe ENfS
Inaine o. an alley ir1ehiSS hntAastsS
@ eAliNIrd With I'D ~ n tHtSTr
any1nn tHeEiy let side We ksa4iS
SSIns A!ey %noFthEIrd 0ns hSS1s IA Hl5S
sIsa ieSl al ihehe 70 rs ssSiSa ~ IIS,
10y thenu With aid h1gtb ~ att dIT
~ 10 beginning b15,IS s1tiVIH
~ eAAt and south By a ~ hsrA yiSs
AALos.IetL Also The iolOIinS " sItTS
otSIly koods and ehGltsl, hsssSs9gleN pa1ss
sas ~ Alld on and about the ,SoT' Z hLtIS
- OWL Two furnaces M saeS1hd -
~ sIu pennies Above JecnSsb ESs
Ano was In trust 70 secure II NhtAmt
noles therein particularly ~, tlHeiEeI
= VIII more iully appsIf a. sIdntsSTS
SO piFe ssT ~ tas elly q 81 Log,i, LI{&
IN sAld deed dSscribed has ~ tMdATSss
unpaid, the undsn sped m - + 90 Id hsfs
Contained i IA IN IS'S ~ aad IL IgHaiSS 90
naSlls TsrSS. ~? conveyed 4 IN eaH1k
Hons w ,hI ~ the east trpal a. SaaAI
bSSr ~ n Sas nid tiIy Of 81 IN as6a
A'sI, " 4 \: and lP 4, a 'a'Ia 3
To satiliy costs and sIp,ps. ~
notes, principal AID inie,-, HR HA
deed Of truFt. htsR
e.. LoTs. June / 4. D. isr DWELL TsA
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TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue Of two deeds d tTit ~ ukh
Christian Wagner and ChrItu KlrG, hTa
10 the undersigned trustee. dIiAli thstA b
Of December, In The year it1t, IrlnuitGt1g
the public land reuurdI oil OAn 1stiI, NGR
ginil, In Deed Of Trust Book Ma Il, ~ IA b
other deed Of truit made BY QhHdiA EGIst
the undersigned trustee, dated ta tIis ~
May, 10 the year 1874, and nmdN nalh
public land records Of sad county 10 ps!Rta
BOOK numbered seven. t0lo 5Ibd 4 lEle
FRIDAY, the lit Day d jan, Ia
Beginning at 10 o'eoei Al \. d NJ hl 10
front door Of the Co1rt HouS d 0kbES1Ite
virginia, In the city Of WbolIL III EF1
suction The following described PSPau,h H
ety, or 10 much thereof =, uIJ hbSfHfInE
the debt secured BY sIid dNti u trSfn2
expenses attending the execution d tAttnasl
ated BY aid deeds, but f1bjtt tbtIte ulha
mentioned below Of The feTth htlid MA
Of two thousand dollAn With inids, nEslt1
March sd, 1871, till paid, By 'ttSi 9ltslL
trust from ChIestiIn wager nd Ta9yslt
Dusch, trustee, dIted Much -, y mAo
ed among the public land roTdid aHnsa
In Deed Book Numbered 81, psgt VI hhasE
Will sell - Aforesaid the idoThs dsdAP
Marty, or 10 much thereof n nay b saatfI
aforesaId; The eastern part o. lht nt1 ~
LOT numbered se~Vtnty.nlne, tlaIsfd ~
ode Of Main street, "Centrt Wht1bt
fronting thirty .thfee feet ol The EtSi n1s
WFn and uunils HelUIrdly d IA Etnt5
four ieei ,II lAehss, or lo1 Pota
III iuches from NAN street nd ~
en- line Of that part Of The bortA NY
harrJ s~sTtnty.nIne, hdt!nIiti Dnnesn
nSrt lot bling the anis piesOi Ergpi
ron,eyed 10 The aid Christian NHDd "
4" BsfrT and vile and MItlaI LbtlyG
datrd February 18th, 1866 AID rsei9T
ina nubIlc land records Of Ohio county, NH"
vinia, In Deed BooE No 81, ido w .I
AISo. 70 much Of tbe borh ball Of lotmJS
..xanI1.nIng 4, lie betEeen hIin IifetAS
piece q ground IHrS dee'otd, lDo Z
Tme property gnnIet and eonIslT N
Chhtsiian WIgptf BY Jahn -
dsej dated March ~, lSa, and ne9i2
1Id land ITurdi 10 prd b@t No t.Ijh
ThS dni mtnuoned part q The ndt9
NJ 70 iii h bnt old d aid tina go
Tbs tIiie 10 The property hereby ~
.oid i. h"lieyed 10 Be- SOod, Tubltd y ~
nSSi ihenoi rs above, but slini I, ua,Is n
univ eonTpy such tle u 70 Tes@
Two deeds Of trust Aforesaid; .ruASa
TERyS oP sLLE-Obe.ihlfd, lea s,Shir
a, the purchaser may slset % SdH
M biianes 10 two equal t5-p
we've monlhI respectively ~ lsssSrI1
iSy Of nie, the PurtbLsr 2 I,s ,JlsB
prSmi.sory note ior Hsh in,iliDsts sGTB
M mEmsnt thereof until Sid 70 ~ 1uea
cILpWRLL6 CALDWELL AIlSas!h nj
re URRyEY, A~uctiOneef' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
CILpWRLL6 CALDWELL Az
nc HKRvEY, AuehOneei.
rURUsTEE'S SALE.

q, ,Iru. Of . dssd Of trust @,4t ssS
WSypsI md ChhsinI Wage, ~ 4 nj
dsraSned trustee, dIted ihs hn S4E
- is77' and recorded lnoal lSt ~
.ne II nIhIo county. wnt Nlihs,.
T TSLu RSoE pumtSred 10, Pags ~,
SATURDAY, til. ID Day Jg'sa
g.uIuuips at 10 O'Clock 4; No !. q J6ssSF
iroSi doof Of the Court Nous ~
W-t virginia, 10 The w St-lWTNt
nnnblIs sastIop The iollouinGaognoTTuS
JUN Dn,h isSfroi q may be nes.itsro
~ Socufsi by MD dSed O uoltt-SSiT6
ueOt bstxtcutiop Of The if9'lS..,st6
ltIep1'us I, N az. the nonh hiiSI 40
deco, w Ebois al lot nuubtfd h1t
I'VE ~ tpS \, in he IAdIlon TO
Wheeling known Il CbuiTn,,h Y, AMI
tro' reSsfTlng, ho!sVsf, ~ .IJChhtnm
lam Brucr 10 bis dcd 70 InS ia -
~ JaIsi he goth day o. pSepsI,Iniss
sS,dsJ among the public iIni frT.n
eoSn ~ Bolk Numbered W w IsdS
VInSs ~ sILE-Otethir . sSsS
IL nn,rb,,sf niy elect . f.sslHs
= ? n tquIl IbinI!assssg
tS.I Sati months Is fsPeeIlIsly' ,iI s ~ 10
d1y Of ule, the yufrh,sI 'nsfsL fdSJS
nrSmIrSoTy note ior sen 'D.,,issd HEN9'
h IN proIery sold 70 ~ 'tJ Ia ial -,
~ n,Nmtpt thereof, until y IJ EaS2
'p Tks titIs il believed TO % ItIBb"'
Mi only oonTey ~
n ms BY he trust dS5 iiS,TTbSILL re
RI UFEyEY, ABrtioneei.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
Foe SALE
OLD UNION STREET Eycu,..,

on t~hress:GEy RrisE BunalD, ,,,,.
North hds Of old uuIon, soT S4sNts
Known a he OLD EXCHANGE "a
saloon and Reaunn, IN nv. @'F1Hi
DIX large fOOnI and good Oil, Iat ssas
modern improvements. mi n<
place well located, and valulsL -. SEa
dA'"' at R'ynlanI BussJ q "V%A
p.,n A. sCEAEFEsIm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12

EDrsoS's latest inventor, an instrument
for measuring heat, has succeeded in
measuring the fity.thousaudth part OF a
degree OF heat, aud will be used BY Profs,
Young and Bracket in their observa.
tions on the eclipse next month 10 meas.
ure the variations Of heat during the
eclipse. he has also 90 perfected the re-
ceiyer Of the carbon telephone that words
spoken at 4 distance Of one hundred feet
from the instrument have been distinctly
heard thirty rods away, the resistance
thus overcome by the sound being equal
to that encountered in traverSing one
hundred miles Of wire when the words
are spoken directly into the receiver,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
DOR SALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR Az
Elegant Country R@idsna!

Ny Farm, consulting q thirty I1u 4 MI
land, located i've miles dut d tAt dr. akiSt
tional pike. II Is also vel LtuI1 IL nIss
purposes. A good Orchard, tonIftsl & -
pearI and quinces, d on he FIa. lrfsg
Frame Hsuse Of 10 ROOM, Al 10 pghd ~
water on both hOon. The pl1cs . !atlJ ma
BY the Elm Grove suet Gn q u tninda
hemphtld Railroad, icing bdieI IboEihim
between the ieruinui Of Tie tzsG hAn
ton Of the hitter.
II not sold at pnuis nlt bIan sLiulolI
June 18th, II will b then osdpd II ENkklG
the premises, commencing ii * sdd II
sharp
For further information soquIN % IL Eza
at any time, Of the undtrdyns.
my2S ?. EyyTuL
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TnE Park Avenue Hotel Cat IL Stew

TIE Park Avenue Hotel ia lie Stew
arts for WOmen) was opened on satur-
day evening as On ordinary hotel. The
opening vas quiet and tame compared
with the splurge made when the same
place was opened two months ago. The
bar not being finished, the few guests who
appeared TO secure rooms wandered
around in adisconsolate and aimless way,
until the steward Of the house, compre-
bending the situation, invited them to hi.
private room and Get out q demijohn and
come ice water. Where even a few are
gathered together, provided there il
to drink, there can be kept a hotel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
Thomas O. Bit and others. 10 Chauosry.

Thomas @. Britt and Others. 10 Chanesry.
BY a decree entered by said Court on the 2Oih
day Of May, 1873, In the above entitled cause, II is
referred to the undersigned Commissioner Of iSaid
Court to take, state and report an aetount showing
Fist. The liens, their respective amounts and
TONED.
Second. The market value Of saIl real estate.
Third. Any other iActi the Comminiouer may
deem pertinent, or which may be required by any
party 10 interest: -
By the terns Of aid decree the publication Of
this notice once 4 week for four successive weeks
shall be equivalent 10 personal service upon the
parties 10 this suit.
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1878, at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, a. the time, aud my othce, No. 1222 ChApllne
street, In the city Of Wheeling, rs the place, for as
certaIning and stating the natter 10 nid decree
mentioned. W. }. W. COWDEN,
Commissioner Of Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
t. J. HuGVs, SolIeltor for Plaintiffs. Itl2-W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
CHOICE STRAWBERRIES,

From the Paxton farm strawberry HE) near
WellibuH. These berries are pronounced by
Judges 70 be exceptionally hne, and lovers Of the
iruit may 10 sure Of getting Il freah, aa 1t will be
picked on the day Of shipment.
r. ]. SMYTH,
Jei Corner Market and Fourteenth SITS.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
|, ssIeNEE,s NOTICE.

A ssIeNEE's NOTICE.
Having been appointed Assignee Of ". J. Sitter,
all persons owing said Sitter will please call and
settle their accounts, and all persons having claims
against him will please present them for adjust
ment. JOHN 6. EAYL9R,
my2S-Tu 1850 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sThAdelphia AccommodAtlon.-ThlS train only
runs between Wheeling and TTlAdtlphia.
tDaIly eIoert Hunday-NeWATk Accommodation.
tS,eubenViIle AocsmmodGtion.-Thls train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAlre, stopping whom rs9ui-
red at sherman HouIe, RtnAytlle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12

DooK.KBEPNG.-Aecount books inspected,
ID dsranged books rectined, partpen' accounts
a6jufted, SetS Of book opened, computations relAt-
Ing TO business made, accounts balanced and bal
anee-shoets prepare, BY LARRY CALDWELL
Addresl a. Clerks once, City Building.
my2p.KA9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-12

NEW ARRIVALS
Summer Gun Umbrellas-New Styles and eheap.
Spring Dress Goods, n q uduced price.
Black Silk and summer Silks, chesp.
FlAck all wool Caihmere-the greatest bargain
Whit Goods, Embruiderie. and ursn suitingS.
Zine Bleaehed Table Linens.
Dice Table Linen, worth Sc, for 25c.
$500 Yards Prints for Sc
$500 Yards Prints, to arrive, &c.
A new lot Of those 81 % Bed Quilts for Sc.
Don't forget that we cell the Chespest and Best
Carpets In The city. By giving us n look yon Will
b convinced Of that fact.
Floor OIL Cloths and window Shades. ehep.
All goods sold At the Lowest Prices at the Cheap
Cash Dry Goods House Of .
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J. c. HEEyEMY. =
nor SALE

n. property CO Eois -. sIS orc Sass
u HIE Rs si Is:l. P Blitl Sous Sos''' o''ni'i''
iron rooi' ,,h. halIDtf 70 seiIiin
out lnttrut IN ~
my9.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS.

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made by John z.
Parker, J NJ. Parker and 5. P. Parker, TO meas
Trustee, dated August 18Th. 1876 recorded In Deed
Of Trust Book No. II, page Ia, Of the land records
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, ! will sell at the
front door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the Goth day Of July. 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de
IcrIbed property: SiIty-nlue lots In Parker Bros
addition to the city Of wheeling, - surveyed BY
iy.eisht, except The lots numbered ., 10, 16, II, IS.
70, q. u and IS,
TERNs on SALE-One-Aalf cash, the balance in
Tx months, evidenced BY negotiable noies bearing
interest from day Of EAle.
". Il. CALDWELL, Trustee.
WI. ". CowDRN, Solicitor. !ei2
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Ct. LoelS. June I, A. D. IN, Ira
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
The Laboratory of the System

The stomach is the laboratory Of the sys-
TEN, in which certain mysterious processes
are constantly going on. These result IN
the production of that wonderful witty ing
agent the blood. which in a state OF health
rushes laden with the elements of vitality
10 the remo,est parts Of the system. Eut
when the stomach is semi paralyzed by dys-
pepsia, blood manufacture is carrl d on I'm,
perfectly, the circulation grows ih n and
sluggish and the system suffers IN ccn;c-
oucnce. Moreover, ind gestion reacts up :
on the liver and bowels, rendering the first
sluggish and the latter corstipaied. TPe
bran also suffers by sympathy, and sick
heada ches, sleeplessness aud nervous symP-
toms are cng'ndercd. Hosettcr's Stomach
Bitters reforms this state of things, gives
permanent tone and regularity 10 the stom-
ach and its associate organs, the bowels
anil liver. and ensures complete nouri- h.
ment and increases vigor of the system. 1t
is The most popular as wei as the most e.
fcient anti-dyspeptic and tonic in America.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate have been acknowledged
since cur last, in the County Court
Clerks office:
t. B. Lackey and vile to f
II. Brazier, 90 acres in 18th dis.
500.
Jno. Y. Gill to S. G. Hipsh,
house and lot i'll 9Th dis, $1,000.
Alf. S. Fulton, G. and NJ, &c
Geo. j. Stonebraker, 1901 acres
in 21st dis, ST, 1872.
w. G. Solomon to John
Moore, G. A. Dickens and Viii
son Mitchell. trustees Of Afli-
can M. E. Church, lot in 5th
dis, SIS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
DOWN DOWN. DOWN!

r. III. OGILvaE. n. BENEDICT.
Owing TO the hard times and
scarcity Of money we have re-
duced the prices of all goods in
our line We do not claim TO
sell for less than any one, but
will sell as low as the same
goods can be bought in the
county. We have the largest
and best stock Of hardware on
hand that has ever been in the
place, and the most Of it bought
this year, since the decline, and
bought for cash. We only ask
you to call and price our goods,
and We will warrant satisiac-
ton in prices and goods; we also
sell reapers, mowers, thrcshers,
wagons, sulky rakcs and har-
rows, all of The best quality.
II. ii. OGILvIE Il Go.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
Extraordinary inducements.

Lumpkin's spring goods were
all purchased since the recent
heavy decline in prices, and can,
consequently, be sold at greatly
reduccdrates.
The ladies arc specially and
earnestly invited 10 inspect
Lumpkm's immense and choice
selection Of goods, purchased
with the view Of pleasing them,
both in style and prices. All
he asks is fair inspection of
goods and comparison of prices.
He satisfied that his stock
win staad the test and that Ia
dies will be pleased.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
Blanche Items.


TOR the rayetteVllle observer.
A terrific wind gale passed
some two miles south of this
place last Thursday evening,
doing considerable damage to
fencing and timber.
The wheat is beginning to
ripcn, but presume harvesting
will not begin rightly for few
days 10 come yet, owing to ex-
cessiye rains.
Farmers who were not up
with their work at the COM
mcncement Of the recent rains
will doubtless have all album
dance of company in the per-
sons of Gen. Fox Tail, Hog
Weed and Others
The youth who shared Aunt
Susan's fortune, has an aching
void within, over the departure
OF anothersweetheart. Hold still
Sob, ''you shall ''carve that pos
sum" while Skinch goes west
this summer, and the Mink
keeps his seat in the corner.
"A young M. d. performed a
surgical operation on his finger
few days ago. He immedi-
a:ely applied an adhesive plas-
ter saturated with water two
months from the fountain, which
he sad had a mustard plaster
tendency, and would give in
slant relief. No fees charged.
The new mill of McAnn &
Co. near this place is in opera
ton.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
PEN PICTURE.

few months, or even weeks, since, her
pallid couateuanee was tie very type Of
ruddy health-the delight of the school
and the pride of the household. She was
always welcome wherever duty or pleasure
led her. Diligent, exemplary. and punct-
ual in the class room, OBJ dent and loving
at home, she won the hearts Of all. But
alas those glowing lips and checks are
now bl1nched by consumption. The Voice
once SO enchanting in sang and laugh is
feeble, husky and broken by hollow
cough. Let us approach her couch and
gen ly take her bloodles. hand in our own,
DO not shudder because Of its feeble pas
sion!ess grasp. The hand once So wa m
and plump shows its boay outlines, while
the co d and torfunuS veins are clearly
mapped upon its surface. The pulse that
bounded wish reple ion, impllting beauty,
viyacity, health, and strength TO the system,
is de icate 10 the touch. The eneivated
heart feebly prope's the thin, scan'y blood
Must we lose her while yet so young AID
far? No. There is il re if. But some
| thing more is required than the observance
of hygienic rules, for cnfeebled nature calls
for aid and she must have it. Administer
this pleasant madeleine. II is invigorating.
1t al avs the irritable cough, improves the
appetite and digestion, and sends healthy
tihgle through her Whole Icing. The blood
is enriched, nervous power increased, aud
the heart bounds with rev impulse. Her
| face brightens-ihe blood is returning, her
voice !. is clearer, and her requests are no
longer delivered in that peevish, fretful
tone so deadening TO sympathy. Her step
is sill falteIing, but strength is rapidlJ re-
turning Let US take her out in ne warm,
li-e-gving sunshine. In Few weeks she
will 60 without our aid and be able to JOIN
her comp9nir--s IN their innocent pastimes
and feel Ter whole being" warmed and expan-
d. into per 'ect life" The change is SO
great that we think her nobler and sweeter
than ever before. And the medicine which
has wrought this Transformation, we look
upon as blessing to Humanity. for there
are other loved ones to be rescued from the
hand Of the insiliDus destroyer. DR. Herce''
Golden Medical Discovery has raised her
1t will raise others.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
An Attempted Bite.

In 1917 q HE insurance can
vasser--Jacobs, by namevvis-
tied Fayetteville, as we'll as
other places in Tennessee, for
the purpose Of establishing
branches of tic Republic Life
Insurance Company, OF Chica-
90, Illinois. He was a sharp,
able, tonguy, plausible man, and
had little difficulty in convinc-
ing listeners of the feasibility
of his plan. lie organized a
Branch of his Company here,
which elected its board Of di-
rectors, president, secretary and
treasurer. Subscriptions were
solicited and obtained under. a
promise that only 20 per cent.
Of the sums subscribed would
be called for, and that of the "a
monnt collected only II per
cent. would be sent to Chicago,
the remainder being left here IN
charge Of the local board. With
these assurances the sum of a.
bout $21, 900 was subscribed.
Time rolled on, and the Chicago
Company failed-policies were
boughtin, NC. are told, for l0ccnts
in the collar, or at a discount
of so per cent. Now comes
the sharp part Of the dodge
Suit has been entered i'll a Chi
cage court against the per-
sons who subscribed TO the
capital stockton if dead, against
their administrators or cxecu-
tors-to compel the payment
Of The unpaid 80 per cent, the
money, il collected, TO be paid
to the policy-holders. Copies
Of the bill were served upon
subscribers hel eabout on Satur-
day last. 1t makes a book OF
80 pages, and was evidently PIE
pared with great care. In eve
ry case that.wc examined, where
the original subscriber has died,
the fact is stated, and the name
of his administrator or executor
is substituted. If judgment is
entered in Chicago against the
Tennessee subscribers, that
Judgment, we are told, Will
,
have to be brought here Tor &
hearing before one of our State
Courts, because the defendants
reside here; and when the con-
ditions of the subscriptions are
made known, and the trick thai
is evidently intended by The
plaintiffs is exposed, the cases
will, it is thought, be thrown out
But there will be annoyance
uneasiness and, perhaps, ex'
I pensc incurred before justice IL
had.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06

[@ Mrs. Eliza Patton, a
highly esteemed lady of Cane
Greek, widow of Charles Pat
ton, died on Tuesday, 18th ult.,
aged II years, after an illness
of about 10 hours. She arose
in the morning feeling better
than usual, and went to neigh
boris visiting, was taken with
pain in her stomach, and carried
back home, and died at night.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
New Advertisements.

Following the Marriages and Deaths.)
Tax Sales in July.
1t Pays a Reward.
Pianos and Organs,
$40, $50, $50, 500.
The Golden Wheel.
Sheriff Sale.
Chancery Sale.
Mr.. Jim ID. Rivcs is a candi-
date for the House Of Repre-
sentaiiycs. His platform, fur
nished by himself, is good.
Here it is
Low tax and State credit
maintained by retrenchmcnt
and>strict economy"
The, details or planks of this
structure, will, we suppose, be
elaborated on the stump. Mr..
r. is a ready speaker, and will,
Of course, tell the people what
he thinks.
The County Superintendent
announces when he will be ready
to examine applicants for the
privilege of teaching in the pub
lie schools.
Chancery sale of land.
Sheriff sale Of land.
A Fall Fair is announced, of
which Jno. Y. Gill, Esq, is the
proprietor. Premiums will be
given for the best productions
of the county, for base ball,
shooting, etc. The List Of
Premiums will soon be an
nounced, and it is hoped that
everybody will feel sufficient in
terest to give the Fair proper
encouragement.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06

~ The closing exercises of
Mr.. B. B. Wyatt's school, at
Upper Swan Church, about 10
miles west OF Fayetteville, will be
on Friday, June 21st, In the ex-
hibition, Sc children will partic-
ipate, none of them over 1G
years of age. Every body is in
yited. Dinner on the grounds.
Addresses are expected from S.
w. Carmack and G. G. McKin-
ney, Esq's.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
Fayextes,SEEe Locals.


The Present Price Of Wheat.
Evesy person, their wives and
ehildreh are holly discussing the
probable price of the new crop
of wheat. The witch Of Endor
if she could be raised, and ali
sound Puritans promise not to
fang hcr,sxaight be persuaded
10 give the exact price of the
cereal, but our not believing
much in the supernatural, and
leaving all doubtful questions to
be solved by the learned, we
would advise You TO visit the
cheap cash store of MURRAY &
MoRGAN and provide yourself
with a suit Of their rcady-madc
clothing; go one eye on their
ladies' dress goods and hats at
cost, open both eyes and look at
their cottonades at from 5 to
l5 cents per yard, worth from
% to 80 cents per yard, slightly
scorchcd but rot by he rays Of
the SIM; ny a pair OF their
standard screw boots or shoes
warranted not TO rip or leak;
stare widely at their bargain
counter, take sly peep attheir
tin-ware, queensware and gro
veries, and wind up by patroni-
zing one Of the most reliable
firms in Tic county.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-06-06
Personal Notes.

A o Battle, Esq. returned
from Georgia on Friday evening
last. very much improved in
health lie looks better than for
several months.
Mrs. S. G. McElroy, of this
place, has been quite sick but her
many friends are glad to know
that she is recovering.
Mr.. j. G. Fisher, of Shelby
willie, is in town.