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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-19

Mothers should take warning and stop
dosing their Babies with laudannm while
teething. DIR. Bulbs Baby Syrup answers
the same purpose, and is perfecly harmless
% cents
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-19

A Nashville doctor asserts
most positively that yellow fe-
yer cannot prevail in a lime
stone region.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-19

.a,a 10Th. there had been
- : - If yellow fever, and
Is deaths. IN Canton, Nllss'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-19

yellow fever appeared in SEN
a.ol,ia. Miss, 81 .mllcs from
Memphis, on Sunday.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-19
LYNCHBURG.
TWO MORE GREAT QUESTIONS
At LyncIburg
. . til g q z

FIRST-That all who buy their goods from
]. L. BRYANT & co. are prosperous
and happy.
SECOND-ThatJ. L. BRYANT & co. have
the latest purchase, and the cheapest,
freshest and newest styles of goods in
Lynchburg.
OF course they are selling them cheaper
than those who bought at higher prices,
without any "Bulldozing," which they do
not propose to resort to.
They invite all their friends, and espe-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-19
Public Speaking!

HON. W. P. Tolley and 10. G. Csrrigar,
A Esq, candidates Tor the State Senate
from the counties Of Lincoln, Franklin,
pie of Lincoln county, at the following times
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-19
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, Fans, and everything
that lady needs They also keep every
article Young man NEEDS, and 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
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
DEIYH or GEOEGE 5. APPLETON.

George s. Appleton, whose fatal illness was
mentioned In TIM TGBUNE Yesterday, died before morn
Inc. al the house Of his brother. IN Rycrdde. Ill,
,ickucss has bcon brici and only FOR the last two
,,,,ks had il been s.dcr"d serious. lt
was thought that he had oycrwor6cd himself and that
resi- and ouct would his impaired health Airp
70 Europe was and passage WAS cngagcdon
steamship which sailed Last Ihur.diy. But two weeks
ago last evening his symp ON, became alarming and he
WAS thought To be- dyug III, disease which had been
thought to be maaral IN nature WAS then pronounced
y the attending phy stefan TO he tlckenng OF the mem
branc of the brain From that time he rank constantly
and rapdy v and several hours previous to bis dca
Was unconscious. lie leaves widow. tho daughter OF
Robert H. Osgooi Of salem, and five children, Of whom
the two daughters are married.
Mr. Appleton was OF large culture and possessed
strong and vigorous characteristics He was subject 10
frequent fits Of depression ana moodncss and was al
yays auiet and reserved His most intimate friends
found him genial allhouEh sensitive companion, but
10 the world he cold and auserc. In his business
10 which he was devoted and In his home. to which he
was strongly his chief interest and delight
Mr. Appleton never occupied any public oihco lie had
travelled much both In this country and In Europe aud
WAS familiar with several OF the modern languages
About two years ago. At Munich, he suffered
from malaTa disease. and al times since then has had
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
mr.

APPTFTON-On sunday July :. AZ RycTda con the Hud
iiro-ge = Auplrou IN tho BIN year ~ his a2"
Ev.tIyrs ana ir"uls % one itmly AZ. "|l,u ~ @ Eo,I
.u;.r. Wcdurs' 10 ~ 'ifi't ht'!
af lua H. requested t1 no now"l' siaH b" seht'
CtRII-Iuly g. 1878 AZ 40 9 south oNf'rist, iro"kyn
Margaret. widow o John CARL lu 20" 81 year n ei sse
rucI rs rr- 10 Reformed Church, Flushing iutSiay
Jtly 9. al 10 o'clock a 90.
GpTpFNBERG- On July g. Albert GgiDeulerg Lieutenant
tr .elM N.Fl, u Nc .' N'ti "l II -
1r pacy invited 20 attend e funeral on lhes
iay univ - Al Il O'Clock a. from tht lv,.i lou'e0
IrN TfIIfY thnfti, - Isl, near o'"aN'' III"
Thence 2" the JE.t.H states Naval cemetery.
,r.,,NNtII ON July X l-77 of cry spelas T. r. McCon'
III. I., ..' ~ N be- ias.Ii to Ahion i1r inermont
,f-,pr fhr-rtsI.nc' sunday uightJny later long
ir.- ira stacey H.fr 90 Edmund = MuhiOr1hd dAusA
t,ro' ru' i,', 'Nr-:.r 'lalE. ,., r,.,oo, Yedne,.
Futril services 40 % PAM thuich' I---io'o'' "'
day. lu.l ..sf. o. ."i' a IA ....
YNtI- ~f,i, a. DIS late resdeuce. no l0l Last JJll
q ....ia,. a. Wytrs D. She 18th ytdr ot his age.
NoI,lui l.. .II .'rafi'r
ptv~AN. - W .-h arton y. G., on he ~ inst deorge
D.!l.i.if m,ti d.. tfpt'u 81 pIdhaEtr. - a ''"
-ynI$,Tp> e. Eerrt1 Franc" on ~" Gih n.l,t o,encs
,r n. o. lrrf ul ih. NJ. James ANA Flli - hiHg'on'
of u...t, lI O., 'Jtn year 4 hey age.
T,,.IDt. ,n i-i'av Juy Sat li:ip m. Asher Taylor
~. ..ui t...tn-" Insurance company "i N'"-f"
,.n -. & n' i ~. r.. - 81 49, MATTHEW church SIS.
-, ri -ton Jersey 'itr. on InrSliy 9'h lns,'
,' To- yo ' a. " "i. al. rr.rh rsof tha FoUrth Company.
srfoi on. Veteran ~'a'1 'h l.'g aeHt y o. -
... r,....,. .i.t. ..,.-.ttt .tr iit-'nt ~
qn ,.. 81. To-. to Nitdi'toWn. NJ for ntefm'h-
-..,f. '.,fr .i#" ",'." 3. DID. -,
e, -i..l,y. oa saturday July e. 4; Ghooa n "
lI.na. r..iry u tl' -iil !r"r oi - o, ,,,.r,
.... ron. ftt . .w Fa.iarc church. BiooA!yn, h. ~
.. A......ly 4it,.I.'.I., at ' 90 ''".--
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

velocity twenty miles an hour Tue barometer r."N,W
Boo ths tatv part ~ tho evening. At midnight W"
fbo f,lo~Ing shows the variations ~ tho hernom
,f.t during tEe dp, tn.. ~ ta in, t'., = a. ~
-- d. f.. -l $3.50 q. W. 90. 6 .. tn, -~', y p w.
.s t.IIu..Ii. r Th average ~Uil thc AZ
,.... . fI. .iu. oil , I.sf wear was "a. The mercury
last 1rtr CO.. Ju' .. reached only 80 40 'a'' IN
nlrD,..t ,t.teid, reached Iis h,lhr-t point this sum
urf
II. following .iu.frutr- were reported Yesterday
I..f..ff t,ff.r ,f SO r. Albany ~ wHfk "h
u, .f.su.iir tr,u.ta at Ter ~ -n. Not'h lNcf vas
overcome Pa Obj. ..af . a.. .,,..
o. u...I ,f tan. age uHrtv .c,eu of - ru3 l'-i Ihi
ftrU.I rfI.I fItt. hf tlt h'lf 3d..
wee Hf..fratI r, tl. beat u ~Anls.t He ~" HhrA "
IH.I. N. W.ar1. pf W.chavt,r. 'u"i'yri at '"" ".
H.... If IIlf f..... uta fru-ifIt"f| nf lit Ntt
f..I f.I.-. f.f. a h'Ur ss 'Iin'u wa N if
.. |. ..r. ,t.H.. station I1u-. fut Hf",' aiuu li'
f.... ... .f. nfa Iu ti. .t. and pronounced lf
ir I....... ..,.H I. Do, n,fluF frurl -uusf"kr
.I NH -..l laf' .i'
iIui.f. |vtuff tr' o. &C. Nrv Nfs. "tf % ''u ~
% I..II ave- aII I.it. n. ~1Iih Lff.afu
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
THE REr. Mn. coULEI'S PERSISTENCE

The troubles of the Rev. Edward Cowley
with the Chldreus Fold and the shepherds Fold are n'
creasing Some time ago he enioned from any in-
reference with tie former institution. He however.
v.iiod place asserted bis authority and vas then
ordered to show why he should not be punished
for contempt on Saturday attachment was issued.
and Mr.. COwley arrested ana lodged IN i'unIOW
street Jail where hc spent the night The matter came
w Yesterday before Judge Daniels, IN supreme Court,
and ne was Ecld IN 5000 bail. He was released. now.
ever the instance Of Edwin Baldwin In order 10 nDd
bal, and the ease was adjourned Tor thlItv days.
Papers also served on Mr.. CowleY Yesterday IN
an action begun 10 determine were the righIful
officers and trustees of the Shepherds Fold. mo
plaintiffs arc Thomas NJ. Peters, Abram :. Hcw'
IT. Frederick ;. Winston. william A. smlth.
Herman &. Won Post. j. PattisOn. Henry Cammann.
Woodbury. G. ugdou. Peter {. Ticran, William r.
ClcIkc, william H. Fog1, james Pot. y. stetSon j., W.
VI KIug~and John Carey, Jr Henry {: Potier' E "cs
Slckett, Arthur Brooks and William H. Newman, VINO
claim to be The rghtul trustees. and ASH TO nave Mr
CDwey and others elected for having usurped the offices
and management Of the corporation.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

LPdas" (' 80 use your rot TO irJire abObef y
Tns being considered II should be very clear case ny
which gress should interfere to pepetnate pyoha
its normal extent the interests Of an iuvcntGr ANY
cOurse will make the inventor an oppressr anu
by making him a mOnOpolist Will take away from him
all motive for further Inventions. This panrcrlng 10 IN
dyidua interests tends produce instood o. real In.
vcrtOrs men wLO overrun the country win Dfoo5 OF
lawsuits of n speculative character agalus; maj Itac-
and of useful devices IN the AVS avn ib'
chaniCs They bIttOnlOe ton"rrsSinth' S"Ad 0iS ''u
influential pcTsons or legi~a;!y !d H. carry uUt heir
schemes Let This protest he construed - dstHuisp
ing sharply between thr 'meIi'orious i"'rntofs an!
the parasites who attach thc,-"lys 10 inventions, ana
from them breed law-sGlts IndS':ial restraints ahu
financial injury far beyond what WISE Pocv oi courts
legislative bOjicS should saucI III or Tolerate.
FhHddciphiO May -. ISIS. joins o. MILLS.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. MOnhAy, J

WlSiIINGToN. Monday, july = lH|S.
Secretary sherman VIII leave TIN, city for Newiorh
TOMORROW evening Ou pubic business
Associate Jn-t.cc Miller il recovering from his recent
dangerous r'u,s,. He was able to ST mp ;o-day
John \ McDpwcU was to-day appointed -np"rin-
frud;r' 81 Construction of the Chicago Custom House
lic is o. brother Il General MCDoWCl.
Treasurer G.h.lau rrports that tie gold coin IN TIE
Tr,,>siy amounts To- SlGl3l3'li THIS does not ~
clUc ?, d,,W"l gold certificates or any 0iGcT com lic
but i- actual -,il c',n.
Nj vi iau H. Crook. In addition TO his present duties
as di-buI-ng crrh ~ the executive mansion. m- been
DESIGNATED by the President assistant seer tar 10
.Isu u' patents. no appropriation having been made
Uy ConsIts tor 'crk s heretofore. 10 attend 10 Su'
duties exclusively
~ The r,quc, Of tine Secretary Of STATE Mr. S"ye"n
4 Brown tht c.I"f clerk oi the dcPar;m mt. mas iF
up h, wish Tor the con suatc At BrulLg CHAM. ID which
r ;ya- rr, il, appointed and coahrmc!, ana VIII r.
mI!a go l- Present position. Another appointment 10
tAr consulate l.i, D.. "a decided upon.
The President has paidol,d Charles Goodman. ser
fenced to three and half wears IN the peEcLtiY !"t
a~-aul,Iuc with intent 10 kin Lem weldon. His par
don WAS ,troac, recommended by judge NscArthur.
Iir. ard number OF s,ry Ir~rrctip" c.I"t~ al thr
District. The par.ol -raItct ou account o the p--
ou,.- r>tr..,it i..rl. attn IIr Ui- shoi 80 We
eou and -ui-,qu-iy Wu- badly hart br Jumping Ir"H
railroad t.iiu ou which he WAS rla transported a'
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09


A. All. o,ner who stood around The s,' l.I W M Ann
srfestns tho-, dsls-.n " ,, y, r,.,,.rs ,i i,id
va W." NV -. u.,e,,,y,, the Atof. left
When 'h' N'''''" No, -. ..,t ..eea.
Charleston o' ''' ''''l, ...,...,..itI,f , ,,,u.
heishtfi WI" '''. - .n..id Nr
pefrht phtsi.." N'm "'''.'-' ... r,,...
witlamt uH' 1r'"'l'ni'" ''' 'N ,,..,
rrspuuiou' 'i i'' NfF' ""' '' ,.., ,...f...r,
tuis m'n. ".'f.' ''f'.- A'' ~ b.. v.,., pr.,,I
as sirr. .' "'' N"''". '". ,..,.,r.t fhc
ns s'"H' h'i"r'n 'r p. N''' .....u ..rt. of
hsflur'f N''.' ...,...,. .f..t .r tho
,on.poruis ,tII.,ffi fr'w h'''I ''
ofhrr Ittn tHr ulHt WIS t''N ''" .
.rt, ,.rt..r....i.ui is ,sft confident l.'I u"
i'' '''' ..t t.. .,,. ,,l.t.- ..f OH. -.tutIrst
N'H "h'. t' ,... DAD. al. ....t .,...,Ii almost rI.
dIs.sars a..N II. 'Hr' ' '''. ....n
..t,.. I....,i,r vH. Dol, u.u.I I.'.. O." I'r
l'' "' " ... d.. ...... f. .....I.f f.. go.
a.. ... f. ..t. h. .IHuIi dH Ii'
al s,.fi tl l.. ... .tI.Ht l1nfl 't' '.'. ' , .
]
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

THE HOTTEST DAY or IN sfAspN-A SLIGHT
1HINDEE sIOEM Il I'M INFNINO.

IHUNDEE STORM Il INV FVFNISC.
A sultIy atmosphere cnycopcd TIE city
yesterday and made the hour- OF both worker, and
idleIs uncomfortable. The heat Of the seemed
doubled ga intensity by this lfcie,sucss OF the air In
tn business part the city the effect of The heat
noticeable n The diminished number Of persons abroad
ana IN tho laI-c number OF umbrellas among
the hrouss passing through a street. The lemon.
ado and da wafer sellers were very hbcraY Iaronzcd
With al the heat there slight haz- ike that Of
October d,y staten Island ~ times Invisible TO tie
gazyr upon Battery and The outlines 81 distant ships
IN the bay Ncr blurred. The day before there had been
similar haze accompanied by good breeze and
mSuy persons thought there would be a storm
before The following morning They were disap-
pointed. but II they INDUCED IN similar hope
In Of Ike sky YESTERDAY they had Their desire full
filed A. twilight wa. fading into darkness, brown,h
coored Oud overs pread the heavens m the west and
within hour had hidden the stars from sight VIVA
na'hes u hgh'uing occasionally illuminated ,," i'c o
lbo cioud, a. i wa- sweeping over Inc cl Dui IL was
Rot until $40 o'clock that rain began 10 fall IL raned
heavily Tor some time; the rain drops h'lng dlN'n
against the windows violently 10y strong Nlnd fIdSnt0
Storm After ~ lad ceased. cool breeze hprdng up
which was. doubtless, heartily welcomed Ia many
healed room.
II rsned rtermttcntly for about two hours. at times
OILY stray drops Oi water falling from tbc sky The 10
"a faiu fal only lano Of an inch. IL was believed
yVuklhk from the weather reports OF the HernOOn,"
state, that the storm only Of local character.
JsAih storms have passed a large portion OF the
SS~e states however, during The past Two dAys
~ sunday II falned heavily in NaFtn"Ofib,
" Tau Duluth and Sandusky and also IN several
'es ID TIE south. Yesterday morning II was raining
nmoAves,on. Cincinnati and Key West in Key west,
vac iau was extraordinary volume, l02IOO inches OF
railing 10 short time. The general direction OF
s sHid 'aal evening was southwest, and i!s bShess
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
The ELI>SrE or PITErNS.

MoNoroIIEs CREATED AND rERpErUATED BY THE
PouCY-INvTNTIoN sTRANGlEp.
TO me razor Of me TrtbUnr.
SIR: | hope YOU will allow word Of pro-
test AGAINST certain phases OF our Patent Laws Cor
marathon, seek 10 mouopOlzr patents 10y buying the In
vcptou. OF prolific inventors like Edison, for the pur
mise of strluglus them IN their cradle. Because Is
for the moment Improbable 10 change their processes
40 a. 10 meet the requirements Of the new invention
uonns Is done with 1t. owner, of patents also hurt
trade by obtaining extensions Of the time within
which "A royalty can be demanded FOR their
They seek protection" for their Inventions and ask
ortons ought to be condemned by the public use
the manufacturers who make. or the dealers who sell
such machines They should protest against 80 far
tending the already ample terms OF our laws AS 10 dr
pres, society large for the unnecessary enrichment Of
monopoics In recent case ol TINS hl Inc patcLtee
had had patent for twenty Ecdrs lie had hat one Ie
before Congress seeking second reissue
of patent. Ii would To he lmpcIttlNcly de
mandrd ia u mat where much IL asked oi
society there should he clearly shown to be conclusive
rra,on for ot the patent Justice SWhyDe, IN
recently deciding patent case IN the United states CIR
cuit Court, this Wcllcho,cn language about III
Vrutors: D." Inventors are merOIous class OF men.
They are not mOnUpOists Ia the OdOus sense OI that
term. They take nothing nom the public, They con
largely its ilt and comfort Inef patents
are their tr-ecds AM they should be construed IN
fr and liberal spilt accomplish tho purpose of the
law under which tnev were issued"
broad conception or the rights or inventors Is
lust: but after twenty years have elapsed ana the rights
nave become vested IN others under the Ope OF TINS
same broad aud benehceut law which secures So luch
with proprety inventor the Inventor should then
nj begntO COustrue his ttedeeds according 10 the
old common law maxim Of sc utere tao W aIeuum non
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
U}lprN'> Sur}.Y.


I>'IiI' ll't' I'hI ''N'II 'i.'.'.' >''' '..'
nm IL"' i~."E IS ~Iifi''- I' '..'.'.'
."' Ih.' ''.'''" ~ '-''
"A''.'H'i'''' ga.
''"i ''' .' - 80
having i'i;i.i'' "'''" h.' 'i '' "I ''-.' '' .i
active "p ta'i"'- 'i once IA' "i'' '' '' .i' '."
include lh' lr..""'''A' Ft'''".' ''" ''' '''
c'Gnifi I'Nt i' 'H -''. 'I .'.'' ..''' ''' "'''
about the i'"I' 30 ''' 'I' "' 'I-.'..' .' W .'''
EI'ri-' Ii'' ".' q" %" .N' ..'''' w WV"
last wear. Inc r'ii. I's''" I' '". 90 '''''' ''l-
cautr A'u''N. '"''' '"' 'l"'''', ''''' "i qua '
WORK there not l'i "'''" '"' '-.' ''''' ''
tie great un""'I"i |!''I "I H'' .'"I- "".'"
ale found c1rr'wAri". "I'' 'i''''. '"if''a '.
covered with ''o~ 81 %" ''i.' l"""Iif "' ii''i | .-
they haI br'h "'P'-I." 5'.'.'iN' ""4.i '.'
area ls "hA' i- i'@-'''' '' '"' ''.'' "i'H 81 ''
continent '"' 'H'I ''' ''' '.''''. %. ''' ''''' -
''' i''I' =" ''' '''''" .''. ''' ''.
H'- .'"I'' ''' ''''"" anu ~.
NE Pe'i' IH '"o i"''"''" ''.' 80 ''' '''
Range.
portion "i the area ln'iN'' "h' ''i H'IN'4
during tie present season was 'h paw 'NPI"I'' ''
Dr. Hayden several y ans ago I"' worn '' '"'
present season L 'H''.'' 10 '' '"' H''' '"'''' -
TINS region
Inc "'' NJ F'i'' .
''"'' "N'.''"' l''''',
80
party VIII Hh'' '"''-' VI Wv H,''-.'' 81 ''''' ''i
graphical bU-iuc-s. while third VII carry Oh i!ir
urinary t,iaupulatiou for the control of the gcl-
\ ,;.l loco, 4 and nal .,
pldPII''' WIN "'' ,F'' ' -
tol"gical studies VIII u" maj" IN certain I"c'hii'''
II Is proposed at the next session "i congress I"
make a radical change IN the system OF G0yernmcnt
,ooorapbic,I and geological surveys. For .rvcrll
'''e , IL I.,.,. - It,.i,
years the Sdi''! u""'' '"' "''' ''o" W 'i"'"''''
o,,i ,,,,,c J,,,,Ii,,tion Of work tl,ro,,h irI
"''""' anu '''"' an,
ousi'S has h''A 'hc result prov "''A'" III '' 'i''
,I ,d.,,, of Natural : fences 10 consider a plan
r... ,,,l ,,L,,it II, ~ Con,,r.s f,r .,,I ,,,,,,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
1Hl Lo>e ErlScH EtuGoiD VAR
~uAir WouD- FROM TsW SOLICITOR OF TIE COM
,Ll..L.LNI.L,-

~u,Lr WoED- FROM r.U SOLICITOR OF TIE COM
MI>,lONEEN.
Los. BRANCH. y. j., July N.-Thcre Is
cor. ..I.l.,u.. ,Nc,trm.nt here about tue alleged
ti.,orr1,.l D., 10. Lru- Branch Board Of Commits
.i,.r.. ~ the acf.on of their solicitor ~ employing
three prom ucnt lawyers as associate counsel
with himself IN tnr suit OF the Board
FOR 4 Wit of ccriiorar against the West End
Railroad Company Two oi IN, ."-iork papers
Yesterday published Statement; 70 the effect that tn
board hal objected To- to- cNpcns" tnt> incurred and
had cru,urod tAcr solicitor, Mr.. T. X. Porter. tar eu-
,rIr tn,-. -,aJi.mca and briuclu. this -uIj vtloat
th,ir authority. ra-ia, Mr. Porter has written letter
a. one Of these papers. cmphiucl.'y denying the uurh
ottrr r,up,t la Tia, letter he says; TIE Commission
,~- 1,rs,pa 10 surprise tuai another ,uit bad been
hroti tn thor name. uor did they tDcy mad NOT
authorized or nad an, knowledge Of tA- proceedings.
\.tt.r dad MAyur tuop,r call ur p lnAtinu.
ON III. c,.tr.-'. B.. informed william Walter Phelps
fuat had acted vthn tHc sphere ~ ny duiN tAat the
,I had ordered uic Do, resolution to every legal
,.r..-. lsf IN, Wr-f Fad Railroad Company iInulhc
thor road through Long Branch hy lAr proposed
routr Whoever wrote the article, he be-
hlsn or low. liar. and with TINS MID
term I leave hun. The commissioners are Try NJ
n, the Wet End Railroad Company Tor selfish
end. and tLuh ,tu .ItrF say tndt oui 81 Tie N'Nr!
comprising t' ~"d comm '>,,", "S ""T ~ III 't" ".
this proposed route, D." bciIS an "ll''I o. .'t
New Irsty southern Railroad an interested pATll hut
happy to say that r j. 10" mucH a gentleman Z"
attempt to win point bJ m'~r'pIr~'htAl"h. p"po,'
to \u.u,t every means the law gives me n h-tE tb'
west md Railroad Company. bHt shall never resort to
ANY t.lrktTE influence tuuit0 or llc Phri'. INC
I,.i,r ii. sgurd T. h. Porter, solicitor of the Long
Hilurh CummesIOucrs.' ON the oihtr hAhdlt Is Sild
49, crnl member, OF the board have asserted that
unwaIrAntc ana unhn"Mn To H'' 'i'.i IL "Ss
i.rd lcunrt OF the meeting no reference Whatever j.
made 10 hr affair. several prominent properly owners
Xc., hcir intention to resist thD collection OF taxes
an fb. 81
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
SUMMER LEiSURE.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Il. l., July THE fashionable
churches well attended to-day the weather begde
lghtully cool Newport cottagers. generally speaking
are church-gong people. The streets III the nlnediae
clnity Of old Trinity" where many Fashionable "rI
dings have been solemnized lined on either side
with the elegant cqupages of the coiagrS-a Ssht S'
dom seen at any other watering place in the country
The paved street in front OF the church Is pari''u'"
every sunday Ter 10 prevent teams from ls'S'nS
during the hours of worship This Is considered hal
sance the public. and 1t Is strange That thc cay
authorities submit TO anything of the kind. especially
wien II s taken into consideration that tHiS
privilege il not granted to any other church
in the clty All Saints Chapel is patronzed
Exclusively by the summer residents large numbtT
Of the visitors attend service NJ the United Con-ga
tonal Unitarian and Catholic Churches. At the Two
rst-uared churches (Episcopa II Is almost mio'S!oe
to seat great Is the demand by those VINO
contribute to their support to secure accommodations
for them elves and families during tie entire season
-,yrrol excursions We're made here yesterday Inc
hotels had a fair number guests but not eaif the
rGmhnr when tAcy expected. Their proprietors clah
that they I'll not be disappointed II tho hoteI season i
uic one. They do not make this statement however
~ the hearing presence OF the numerous newspaper
correspondents who are in town The arrivals cuu''
the following:
0c,i, H3nee-A Wimpfheimer, Miss n. sippla, l. sip
riIa l. H. H.bstc l. Z H. Pratt. NJ y. IIaneS. Eew-
York o. :. Bcud. Toledo; John b. Drake ana iA,~E' n
Clicl"o " g. 7',elN and WtG, & M t VI i,,
,loii, it, y j.; W scott Mr-. J. Arnsy Goldman Miss
CouJu tie Nh .es thrcy"r, Chas. + Jenkins ana WY H.
Henry 9. Parker dud VIC, AuStI -; 'ni",i 'ni ~ -
AI.u Boston; Henry J.. smith, Baltimore; Nit'htN
H. Euo1l-op, Upion; Bliss NlAfd Troy J.. y, li'r" :,
-,u -t..,r / ,nI: trurgo j. Bake, Detroit; J. -
Ill--.l ard family, Pm adclphia L. l'yl>,r' LOU.
ura; hlf,,d Wells aad family & NJ FiAtt an" i"n'S'
E,a1l4,i,4ect-FanR uaalin and wife; J. 4 lI1l-
.o,a oud vifc, j. VI. Nv,e L. X. Browp MISS bl9"n'
Wlniir.yIllo: G. o. Sl-b.e, l. = y; A. NJ kWtldn', :.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

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