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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-06

Gold Hill News: James O'Brien, .
native Of Ireland. sged A years. fell in
q at near tho corner Of D and Union
streets, Virginia City, yesterday. He
never recovered from the attack. but died
at 8 O'Clock this morning.
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Marriea.

At Phoebe, July 4th. by Rev. r. Fl. Kline,
Sefoid Willett to Miss lola Vaillancourt
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-06

Belmont Courier: George n. Willard.
we'll known in mining circles, and at one
time resident Of Nye County, has been
adiudesd insane in San Francisco and
cent 70 the asylum ct Stockton.
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A Certainty IN relieion"-ths contri'
button box.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The day Of delinquency of the above named
Company is hereby postponed until July 10,
1878. and tho day Of sale until Tuesday, August
9Th 1878.
jy6td o. D. SQUIRE, Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26
why Women should Road.

Laying aside the thought Of our own rest
aud comfort, let us look little higher. Foe
the childrcn's sake We must make the most Of
ourselves. Many an unsclfsh mother has said.
"Oh, cannot take all this time there are 50
many things to do for the children" She doos
not realize that she may do more for them in
the end by cultivating herself than II she
spends all her time on clothes or cooking.
generosity which makes tho recipient weak o.
selfish is not a blessing, but y curse. Have
you not seen grown-up sons who snubbsd their
mothers opinions in the same breath with
which they called her to bring their slipporst
The meek little woman has 'trotted around'
to wait on them so long that they have come
to think that is all she is good for. Their
sisters keep ma" in the sack ground becauss
she hasn't q bit Of style" and Is so unculti-
vated,' forgetting that sho has always wor
shabby clothes that they might wear fns tnes !;
that her hands have become horny with hard
work that theirs might be kept soft aud white
for the piano, aud that she has denied herself
books aud leisure that they might have both.
And there are other children, too noble for
such base insrstitude, who feel keen, though
secret sense Of loss they kiss the dear,
withcred cheek aud think how much more Of
woman mother might have been II she
had not shut herself away from the culture
aud sweet compansionship of books.-Scribner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

,,-.- H., NEW YoRK. March 25 1874
,sa 3tnn weah. uplsnds lWsc; Orleans, lie Sales,
To Great Britain, eTRic: TO France 1857; 10 Tie Con
tn,snt, e'pS; 10 he Channel, 7.lOl.
fluuI--A liltlc better export demand with Ioy,
grades ~ Ice better aud other descriptions without
dtChcd chhnge No. 2, q bht3 IS; superlne Western
a, STATE Y SGi 20 common to good extra Western
mon 10 chOlCe white wheat Western extra IS aDdg n.
mncy no., ~ hll IAi common to good extra Ohio a. 80
gu 7oi common TO choice extra 81. Louis a R5i ~
patent minnesota, extra good to prime ~ iOIf5 i0
choice TO double extra, q ads D. closing quiet Sou
efn Hour ulchAng d; common to fair extra tNa II,
good to choice do, o. sJGlT "a live flour steady nj
y Slaam Tor superhne state. Corn meal unchanged
Drandywinc, sId lJ W.
Wheat held lGril higher thouph bnya,. ga,a..,,,
refuse W pay the advance closing auiet nj n on az
Iolcrted spring u 2iol . for New York No snying
y y Ior no. Milwaukee in store. o. IS for ungraicd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 ali rho intend
frdnsaefing business IN Washington.
AUCrIONEERs
Duncanson Bros Ninth and ID SITS,
Wash. H. Wiiliams ID, cor Tenth street
BoOKsELLERs AND srATIoNERs
sS SI1nS,s Chapman OIL Pennsylyana avenue
" Nm 1, Bsiinantyne ~ Seventh street.
NJ vernon low FL vs ana TcaH St
BAKERa
Fell. Discusses, .ois street.
CLOTHING
Il. $. justin. 6is d street.
DENTISTS.
Dr. C. peM0n're'lllf SR Ne n; Z northwest
GogghlinI Temple Drug Store. and Ninth streets
fhtWisle, Pennsyiyania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward z. Townsend. ma Ninth street northwest
Ms. Z = Fuller Art School. 1915 street H. ".
Miss Narrower, 1880 street
S%,sse e. aSs2rSe.Swm; &
Park seminary 81 Finn street northwest;
SPsnGer,aR business College seventh and stree,a
school Of Music IOI Eighth street
SSsSs tsss baara ., SSS stree.
FINE ARTS
Msrkriter, s26 T. street northwest
HOTELS.
"a James Hotel. corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
MssrSs S Y Penn. r awe a%S sS street sFss
Ebbitt House, Fourteenth and streets
WoTmlsy's, II and Fifteenth strssts
Morton House. o. aud Va street
fremont House
HATrERs
b, II. stinemetz, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company So High street,
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Eiseman Brothers, coTer Seventh and + streets
A. Saks q Co, Seventh street
n Robinson 4 Co. vOS Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders & Stayman Penua ave and Twelfth street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Norris Peters, Photo. ilhOgraphsr No 40 Penn
sylYanla avenue
REAL ESTATE
II, H. Warner, Ole + street northwest
John sherman. ~, Cloud building.
Fitch Fox, FTecdnIans bank building, liOe Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
NcKrnney & Co, ~ Ninth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-26

,,,.,- BALTIMORE. March IS 1874
beei catie-I!e market has not been quite active
~ lAst week, ana prices unchanged Very hest
t@Ssc nrst quality, tgsc; medium. 3ialc; ordi.
nary, SqsSc. The most sales were at Ixes5c
Kccei's, LIZ. Sales, Lila
Hogs-Prices are we'll maintained and the parke 81
Ia iairly active at 5k0e0c net.
Receipts, 5,3Jl
snchanged IG6t.c gross. - WIN '''
Receipts $50
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

EuR RENT-uNFuRNIsIlED ROOMS, No 1879
l. Pennsylvania avenue northwest, mar2G-2t
POOMS FOR RENT AT ll0l | STREET
H northwest large, pleasant. and conueting:
cheap; with or without board Two lines OF trcCt
cars pass the house. irsI-lf
1850 l. STREET HANDSOMEIN FUR
lO- - nished Rooms. with nrStcaus table
Board dest.iy
orc STREET NORTHwEsT-FOR RENT
QUO pleasant south front rooms, with board
either transient or permanent also, tsble-bourd.
Ocl u
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COMMERCIAL.

Georgetown Grain Market
,,, GEonaErows. March D. isTs
Toe market for all kinds OF grain IS active and un
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BAN KERS

TINHE GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
Il No. az FsiIeet northwest, corner Seventh stree
Open daily from 10 a M to y. M on saturday even
lngs from TO y. IN. to receive deposits only. Amer
hrst deposit any amount from hveCents upwards
celved. Safe de pos boxes Tor rent In Are and burg
larproof vault at siO $3.50 tll S5, and go year
The largest and most convenient boxes In the city.
ocISlv
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TRAvELERs, GUIDE.
1919 GREAT
1878

1878 GREAT 1879
TO THE Bo EsSFIG, sSss fsrAAssP sSSIHwEsr
SPLENDID scENEiiAait N N4fdNfFitENT EQUIP
TRAIN. Leave 3HsAIsxfp " from Depot. co,
For "1 P. Ssh and and ~ srS; 4 Ssw;
Es.s 3 dss;ss: ~ ss;s: "a s:ss:s
SsIe fslfss a : SSlsfss
fsSs asS:s S,Srs u Y iss
sss ri F:s; t.: z. R &c e
For WHY x ss :: n aIlssss ta,
fs "a Journey Ss sis f ss% 'Ess
ss ~, Vim n . e, a. .S W:
For rni,adslpn!s, 10 e. daily; sao.p, Sunday and
s b. di :sSsp s sSGsy m ard n
For pS n an cie. iaIffep ps sHa.y and s.,,
For ASnsp sS y; and $50. m. and esep m. daily
sH EaHRHs's 9sb ah'
For Alerandria, 81. $40 10 II. g. m. l. O. tDSsZ
FOR hs o 9n s SiS Ra a a. ena snS
." az, Ia Seu'u III iuchnenu, 80 u M. uaiy, ana
rrans sas. d.s ssSssgt sS eI ..n.,ou $40
I'm sa sun s =. III, "a and s az. go s asd m
Ticket Information sleeping and psTorcar ac-
cas-, corner Of Thrteegth tIset and Penn.yiysnIa
az &c q rssss
en i.r ths ehsckins Of bssgass to destination from
rnANk Ss"sgI iss sssSs't 1fF; S
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sArldR k 2f hfSE RgHS sho nhA ROUTE
NO"r"' WET NoHrH~sr s ssS . sSy,.Sr n,
800 q M, Baltimore and way statlona
. G5ea M. baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations.
s'Iasourg' %inshestsr and way stations. via Relay
$40 !. M. Piedmont. strss6urs Winchester. Haser,-
'oNn' Point q Rocks S. and way ,ta,ions m,
fsif ss% s sGa s ssd
rss ns1 a 81 Iou. Cincinnati c,c,.o p,,,,rv
express Sonpccts for ,Iaserstown and Valley
F.Si &c sSoa * %
Snie, Cincinnati. Columbus. Chicago. Junction. and
.sIo a m. baltimore. Annapolis sna way stations.
1000 m, baltimore express
si9 a m: Baltimore Elcott City. Annapolis and
VA B N, New York and Philadelphia Express
sso p M, baltimore and way stations. Winchester
Hao ,. ~, baltimore. Badeusburg. and Laurel Er.
press Frederick via Relay
on Sunday &c p q RoeSs snd sas
rs f F&ss apSSrgos s sTs way ss ssaa Baltimore
IL Ss cars E IsS s e. MS5k
Cor 40 M hSI IlnS and way station.
mo Ali to Chicago ''''' N''e''' 'A1-A
y g. ho and an P'f FsSu ss
!S% G Se% TorE Pssd saGiay and Baltimore
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The to''oring is published for the benefit Of Tar
cling Statesmen, Strangers and The public gener-
dHy-it includes all trades aud professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all rho intend
hdnsacting business IN Washington.
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A Magnificent Trosseau.

The nuptials Of Miss Hannah de Roths-
child and Earl Rosebery, which have just o.
cured in London, arc Of special interest, not
merely from the great wealth and high social
standing Of the parties, but because, for lths
first time in English history, peer has placed
his coronet upon the brow of Jewess. The
brides wedding outfit will be of more inter
est than either to the ladies' and Is herewith
depictured.
At tho marriage ceremony she wore morn
ing dress OF brocaded silk, . gray cashmere
cloak lined with ermine, a white bonnet trim
med with Pearl-gr&y. rose-colored ribbon.
white ostrich feathers tipped with pink. aud .
border Of pearls. The only article Of jowelry
was plain gold bracelet on the right wrist.
In her extensive trosssaH the principal Worth
toilettes are walking costume Of polh De sole
dyndhiqus and matt jardiniers. made with plain
teticoat and body, formings long square train.
gracefully caught up on one side.
visiting-drsss Of light blue brocads with
bronze velvet petticOats, trimmed with blue
silk and wide fringe feather.trimming, long
brocade basque and brown velvet waistcoat.
A walking costume Of dark blue marine
brocade over velvet pstticoat draped elegant
ly At ono side, and long, handsome fringe.
e A dinner dress Pompddop lompas front, the
skirt forming three long frlnged points, q long
train, lompds
A visiting dress Of blondine Pompadour, hay
Ing wide bands Of satin Of the same color, large
pockets, and jewelled buttons
A short costume Of . fancy gray material,
forming three wsiStcoats Of old gold-col0red
satin, caught up with oordslisrs.
A costume of peigs Havanns and pouh Dc sois.
OF sapphire blue, bandsaur Of blue velvet, en-
broidercd with the same oolOrs, and shaded in
the style Of Louis Treize.
dinner dress Of white satin damask, quite
plain and very long, with oorsago slightly
open In front, showing very full jabots OF
nj Nal lad
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DIRECTORY.

rhe Principal Business Houses OF WASH
ington.
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II. d. COOKE, JR., a CO. ADvIcEs-
H. d. Cooke Jr, Co., No. 1912 y street northwest,
furnish the following prices or State bonds Govern.
ent bonds gold aud active stocks, autographed to
them nom the New York stock Exchange;
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A lace exhibition Is in progI ess ut the Boston
Museum Of Fine Arts.
The wife and daughter Of Hon. Il. X. Hart
have returned to tho Riggs House.
"StOnewall" JacksOn's ncice, Mrs. Grace
Evans, recently died in Cincinnati.
Major Ben Perley Poore, the veteran jour-
naisI who has been confined TO his room for
some days, Is better
Lieutenant John II. Moore, L. $. n. and his
bride are settled for the spring mouths al No.
1910 Massachusetts avenue.
Senator Sharon will soon arrive in Washing
ton, scconp panied by his neice Miss Davis, aud
his pretty daughter Miss Flora.
Hon. J. A. Englohsrd, Secretary of State of
North Carolina, and his charming daughter
are soourniug at the Metropolitan.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart, OF New York has issued
invitations TO the opening OF the "WoInsns
Hotel" in that city, on Tuesday, April p
The hle,room ut the HOUSE has recently boon
connected with the Senate and Government
Printing. Office by means OF the telephone.
The little daughter Of Hon. A. '. Rice Of
Ohio, who has hrcu very Ill Tor some time at
Willard's. is now pronounced out of danger
jet trimmings IN new designs are sAown.
SOuIo are Of ilieninattd beads, showing every
.r'ur uf the niuhow. aud als much USED qa
black maulle..
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sEx Dividend.
GOVERNMENT NON Ds.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14

for me to do, and they viii, I
believe, pardon any seeming
disrespect to them. / hope,
however, I will be able to serve
them in a private station with
out the responsibility of an inn
portant Office hanging about
me, and that they may have an
efficient Attorney General to
prosecute crime against law and
good morals.
My aspirations are now dis
solved, and / quit the field with
more pleasure than | entered it,
remembering my friends with a
satisfaction more gratifying to
me than would be an election.
|. With every wish for the well
fare, prosperity, good govern
ment, and happiness of you,
the people of the 9Th Judicial
Circuit, l am, very respectful
Iy, N. j. GEORGE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14
Postal Advertising.

Representative Whitthorne
has introduced a bill in the
House of considerable impor-
tance to country newspapers.
1t provides that the Postmaster
General shall advertise all
contracts for mail lettings once
a week for four consecutive
weeks in one newspaper at each
terminal of a mail route; where
there Is no newspaper at either
terminus or along the route, the
advertisement shall be inserted
in such paper contiguous 10 the
route as the Postmaster Gener-
al shall decide; and where there
are more than one newspaper in
a town, the advertisement shall
be given to the one having the
largest bona fde circulation IT.
respective Of politics. The rates
are fixed as follows: Ten cents
per line Of Ii ems BREWER for
the first insertion, and half a
cent for each subsequent inser-
ton in a paper of five hundred
circulation and under; twice that
amount where the circulation is
five hundred TO one thousand
three times where the circula-
ton is one to two thousand ;
four times where the circulation
is between two and five thou
sand; five times if between five
and ten thousand; and seven
times if the circulation is over
twenty-five thousand.-Amera-
can.
Excepting the inadequate fig
urcs, Mr.. Whitthornc is correct.
The object being to secure the
widest practicable publicity for
the information contained. in
the advertisements, the contract
should be based upon the actu-
al number of copies circulated
by each paper. A circulation
Of two thousand is, Of course,
twice as valuable as one Of one
thousand. This being SO, it
would be absurd to pay for both
at the same rate. An adyertis-
ing medium is valuable accord
ing to its circulation. The law
should compel public officers
whose duty it is to publish in
formation for the public to fol-
low Mr.. Whitthorne's rule. 1t
is just and sensible.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14
FAYETTEVILLE, TENNESSEE,
The Eastern War.

We can hardly say that peace
between Russia and Turkey is
assured, because the English
government is putting fresh OBJ
stacics in the way, but the terms
have been signed by the repre-
sentatives of the two govern
menis, and an arrnistice has
been ordered. According to
ahe arrangements the condi-
lions arc TO be laid before a con-
ference of the European powers
and it is possible that compli-
cations may arise that will
thwart the end proposed. The
English ministry is using all
its power, shortS of actually go
iag 10 war. to prevent Russia
from obtaining any advantage
from its victory over the Turks,
and according to report, is pre-
pairing to take possession or
protection over the Turkish
fleet to prevent IFS falling into
the hands of Russia as part
of the indemnity that is de-
manded. This of itself may be
az, occasion Of war; but the
European powers are not sup
posed to be SO favorable 10 Eng
land as 70 uphold her in all
measures that she may choose
to take to promote her own in
terests. On the contrary the
opinion prevails that England
will be regarded very much in
the light of an ally of Turkey.
and that the other powers Will
prove themselves more friendly
To the Gar than to her.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14
Death of the PopeI

RoME, Feb. THE condition
OF the Pope changed seriously foi
the worse during the night, and
his holiness mas already received
the last sacraments. The Cardi
nal Vicar has been summoned to
the Vatican, and an order has
been given 20 prevent any person
not specially authorized from hav
ing access to the Popes apart
menis. Egress from The Va:icar
is also prohibited. The foreign
cardinals have been summoned
by telegraph 10 Rome. Prayers
for the Pope's recovery were be-
ing offered in all the churches in
Rome.
ROME, Feb. Z, 10 a. m The
Pope has passed into death agony.
Ellis death is momentarily expect
ed.
RENE, Feb z, 1850 p. m The
Pope's death is hourly expected
Allthe necessary arrangements H.
view OF the event have been
made. Reports are current that
his holiness is dl'eldy dead.
ROME, Feb. Z, 6. p m.-The
Pope died at 4:57 this afternoon
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14

GE 1t is reported at Wash
ington that if the members of The
Louisiana Returning Bard are
~convicted, it is the intention OF the
authorities of Louisiana to indie;
Secretary Sherman and all others
alleged to be implicated in the
conspiracy to'secure the electoral
votes of Louisiana for Hayes. Ii
is also stated that Disconnected
Republicans are mainly responsl
bile for these prosecutions. In the
mean time. Chief Justice Joe
Bradley, OF Electoral Commission
snosoriety, has refused TO grant th &
writ of certioruri, for the transfer
rof the casss to the United States
Court.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14
~ All the signs of the time

~ Ali the signs of the times
'at Washington point TO the cer'
tainty Of the reconciliation OF
silver. Whether the new silver
'dosar will be coiLed Of the valu
.ation Ct ninety-two cents only, or
contain a gold dollars worth of
silver, is yet an open question.
sInview of the certainty that silver
will be~made a legal tender, it is
curious to observe that the prem.
ium on gold is not in the least al
Iected thereby. Ia New York on
Monday, gold opened at 1924 and
closed at l02.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14

SHERIFF SALE.
No. 2hI

NO, [o4.
DT vitae of ore writ OF feri fat las to me
A1 directed from the honorable Circuit
Court Of Lincoln comfy, Tennessee, at its
November term. 1877, in tie case OF the
State of Tennessee against Margaret HilI-
yard, principal, and D. l.. Harris security
| will expose to public sale TO Tie highest
bidder, Tor cash, at the court house door in
the town of Fayetteville, Tennessee. on
Thursday, February 18th, 1878,
all the right, title. claim and interest that
Margaret Halyard has in and 10 The follow
ing described
Tract of Land
Cher I'M crest being an undivided one fourth
INTEREST," situated In civil district No. 20,
Lincoln county. Tennessee, and bounded as
follows, to-wit :-On the north by the lands
Of James H Taylor, on the west by the lands
Of the Miller heirs. and on the south and
east BY the lands Of the DoRey heirs, AID
said to contain
so Acres, More or Lessl
Levied on as the property Of Margaret BILL
yard TO salts one judgment against her
AMI in favor Of the State of Tennessee, Tor
SI7.s5. W. A. WILLARD.
Sheriff.
BY JAaxs STILES, Dep. Shift.
f.h r.o7 %
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14

1t is said that Brown Coble,
of Franklin county, Tenn, and
who is to be hung in March,
was at one time a Methodist
minister, in good standing,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14

HARTFORD, Feb. 1l.-Hon.
Gideon Welles, ex-Secretary
J of the Navy, died this evening
from the effects of a carbuncle,
which had confined him to his
house for about two weeks.
New ORLEANS, Feb. l1--R.
NJ. Conrad, member of Con-
gress, United States Senator,
Secretary of War under Pres
ident Fillmore, died here to-day,
aged 70 years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14

~ The German Emperor
announces to bis people in his
Imperial speech that the finan-
ciaI requirements of his En-
pire increase more rapidly than
the revenues. This is not the
case in conquered France. Beat
en- France has beaten her con-
queror by her wise financial
policy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14

NJ Thebanksof New York are
said to be putting great deal Of
their capital in gold. When sill
YER is rsmonetized, they can pat
psrs Of their capital in that pre-
cious metal also.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14
In (haneery at Fayetteville, Tenn

su NnnhNVty az AS5 SUC'SNS AOh"'
Garrison King cold, vs. Jas. G. Woods,et al
February Rules. 1878.
an motion of complainant's ccunseland il
happening from compliments bill, which
is sw orn to, that the following named defend
ants, to- wit: Caroline Scales, col, Jane Holio-
way, col, Peyton Massey, col :, ReubenMassey,
col Sarah andWm McGhie are non-residents
OF the State of Tennessee. and their residences
are unknown, so that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon them. 1t is,
therefore, ordered by the Clerk and Master
that said non-res d mt defendants and sll
others claiming TO be the children or heirs
at law Of Caroline King, coPd, deed, for
me rly Caroline Fulton, appear before the
Chancellor at the next term of our Chancery
Court to be held for Lincoln county, at the
court house in Fayetteville. on the first
Monday in April, 1878, and make
defense to said bill, or the sane will be ta-
ken for confessed, and the cause set for hear
ing ex parte as to them.
1t is further ordered that this notice re
published for four consecutive weeks in the
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER.
ALT. s. FULToN,
feb. TO Clerk and Master.
Carrigan & Higgins, Soils for comp.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-02-14
NOTICE!
Blanks !! Blanks I

We have just printed, and
have for sale at the OBSERVER
office, at Nashville prices, a full
supply of Blanks for Magis-
trates and Constables.