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Assessment Notice,

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Notice to Parents.

nCRIyG THE LATE VISIT OF STATE
IL superintendent Sessions to our Public
school. he stated that the primary department
dren under six years Of age las the Law re-
qafrssl, should not be admitted 10 the school.
Under present circumstances. the Board has
been compelled 70 issue orders To the teachers
not TO adIajt children under the age Of six years.
A. sxiLLA4S,
CLERK Of Board Trustees.
Eureka, October .. 1875. osAtw
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Dissolution Of Cspartnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas Poigisze And Benjamin Styles, in the
saloon business, under the firm name Of Pol
glaze 4 styles, Ia this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Tse business will hereafter be conducted by
Benjamin Styles. who will collect all accounts
due to. and pay all debts das By the lAts arm.
BENJAMIN STYLES.
THOMAS PoLGLAZE.
Eureka. oesshss .. 1878. oe4-a
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Dgngusut Sale Notice.

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Notice TO Delinquent Co-owneEs
Ia the HsanxaIn ysew Nine.

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Notice Of Application
OF Mrs. KArE mechanics. n Mar.
ried Woman. 80 Beeome .
sole Trader.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IT Is
ny fntsE1oa TO apply 20 The ssxth JG-
dsa1aI District Court e tie State of Nevada. In
and for Eureka CoaEty. On the sixth dsy q
Oxtaber. A. n 1873. Al the hour q 10 oeioek
u. Of tEz. day. OF 50 aeon thereafter a. t&a
matter can bs heard. for an order o. said CS1rs
permitting ard empowering Es 10 carry 81
bcs4EeNs "a nay own ZANE and Oh my e@u in1i-
vf9asi xesou1t; the business l intend carrying
en- being that u Boarding and Lods.Gg-Aou&s
Keeping. AZ Ruby Kill. Richmond aide. Enrs2a
County. Nevada.
MRS. KATE mechanics.
Earska. Ssvsda. September Sab. 1879.
LAsgxysE 4 EEArTT, Atttys for Applicant.
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Neties to Creditors.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SIXTH
i Judicial district Il Nevada. in and for kE-
rekA county. L. Banner va His Creditors
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors o.
l. Banner that, In pursuance Of an order made
by the District Court Of Enreka county. Nevada.
the said creditors are hereby notified TO be and
appear before said Court. or tie Judge thereof
at Chambers. al the coarthouse In kareks. kn-
reka county, Nevada. on the 18th DAY OF NO.
yEMBER. 1879. at 10 o'cioek a. NJ. 70 show
cause, II any they have. why the prayer Of said
insoIvent should rot be granted
Witness my hand and seal ms 6tn day OF
October. 1872. r. X IOpSE.
fsgKL1 CLERK Of the District Court.
BY II. NJ. BILL. Deputy. ocI-lswiw
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Notice Of Assessment.

ITO p. II. SMITH. y TOUR GRANTEES:
Il You will take notice that I have performed
labor 70 the amount Of $50 during the two
years last passed. and ending s~Ftstnoer ~,
1879. On the Belmont and Old Town mines. sit
uated in Eureka Mining District. Eureka
county, SevsGs. the ssn4s being the work re
qairsd 10 be done by the laws Of the United
States IN relation 70 mines, and that said labcr
has been Gops to maintain posssssory title 20
The same. and that y0nr proportion 81 said sx-
p<nse amounts 70 the xnn Of ISIS In Z. >. gold
coin, and yon are hereby required 10 Pay said
sun expended IL said mines A. aforesaid wEth-
In ninety days from the date Of the nrst publ
eataoa o2 this notice, or forfeit your interest In
said mines. which 10 ~ fellows Old Town.
400 feet; Belmont. 100 feet
NARIOy FERRELL.
Eureka. August Is. 1879. su1s-sod
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RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity of Tanks, 100000 Gallons.
ALL NOW FULL.

WATER WILL BE FURNISHED ~ RrBY
w Hill, in any desired quantities, at ali
seasons OF the year. Of . uniform rate. and
source Water deliyed twice daily 70 private
families, miners cabins. saloons, etc. fickets
ranging from eA TO 80 cents apiece, will b.
,oia 81 the Onaee Of the Company, on Ruby
Hill: W. b. HARRCB. Proprietor.
+. W. PEARSON, supsfintendsnt,
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-30
Cattle for Beef.

There is one matter that farm
crs should consider, and that is
variation in prices. Some crops
are high one year and low an.
other year. Some pay a good
profit ut one time and don't pay
expenses at another. The pre-
duction Of some crops can be
greatly oyeTdonc, but there are
ether productions it is very diff
ficult 10 oycrGo. Take beef, FOR
example. Look at the price il
bears one year with another.
There is but little variation in
1t. 1t always commands good
prices 1t is not up to-day and
down tomorrow. 1t is sale TO
produce II. More farm ers
should go to raising good beef
cattle. =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-30

WEAKSToMACH.-Whfre The
stomach is weak, its muscular
action impaired, ard its nerves
oyer-sensitive, but little fool
should be taken into it at q
time. The best diet is skinned
milk, half pint every four
hours. When milk is not well
digested, lime water is combin-
ed with it. Such Ioods as cof-
fee, tea, and tobacco must, of
course, be given up absolutely
and at once. A sovereign ar
ticle of diet is -Duttermilk. In
buttermilS the casein of milk
is coagulated and broken up, SO
that the stomach is spared two
Steps OF the regular process of
digestion. Another excellent
preparation of milk is koumyss.
1t contains a good deafof car
bonic acid. In all cases the
slomach's work should be made
easier by a diet consisting of
eggs, milk, starchy vegetables,
Stew fruits and a little butter,
with bread.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-30

A CONVENIENT PLASTER
Take one ounce Of white rosin,
one ounce of mutton tallow and
one ounce of graduated sugar;
SIMMER we'll together. Have
ready half a yard Of fine bleach
cd cotton, and with a case knife
spread the salve, while hot. over
the surface of the cloth; spread
it on evenly and quite thin.
When a cold, lay thickness of
tissue paper lightly over the sur
face. This willproye a constant
comfort in little wounds, such
as scratches, cuts or burns. A
bit cut off and stuck over the
place is a quick cure, as it OK
cludcs the air and is not bulky
or in the way as finger rags al
ways arc. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-30

During the warm weather
there is q great deal of fatigu-
ing and exhaustive work fol
the teams, and they should have
wholesome food and plenty Of
it. Oats is probably the best
grain for food for working hors-
es, with occasional feeds OF bran
corn, etc. All animals; rel
ish frequent changes of food,
and there is 10 stronger evil
dence that such change is bcne-
fetal TO health than that the APP.
petite Graves it.
Few farmers, however, haye
any other grain for their work
ing teams through The spring
and summer than corn, which il
at this season very hard and
dry. TO remedy this and make
the grain more toothsome ant
wholesome for horses, when FED
whole, it should be soaked. Fill
a clean barrel half full of clean
pulc water-well or spring wa
Ter is bcst--to which add a few
handfuIs of salt. enough TO make
the water taste slightly brack'
ist, and fill mp with ears Of
sound corn, which let stand 1ol
twenty -four hours, or longcl
will not be of material differ.
ence, before feeding. Horses
soon become very fond of tho
soaked corn, which is much ca
sier masticaied and digesled
than the dry, hard grain. There
should be two barrels, so that
the ears may be soaking in one
while using out tAe other. AZ.
ter soaking two charges in the
same water empty and renew
with fresh water and salt. {
Care should be taken that nc
unsound grain is fed to horses.
as nothing is so prolific of coliG
and other acute diseasesin hors-
es, as mouldy or musty grain OF
meal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-30
JOURNALS.
TEE CHEAPEST lEEsPAeEa III TEE sttEE
THE
NASHVILLE WEEKLY AMERICAN
One Dollar a Year.

The next Presidential election will deter
mine questions Of vital Importance 10 every
citizen in the onion. Upon lis results will
depend the perpeiuity Of our republican
form Of government. All these questions
will be thoroughly discussed in The next
session of Congress, which begins on the lst
day of December. Ii is our desire and our
purpose, so far as we can contribute 10 tina {
end, that every citizen shall be fully in
formed upon all these questions Of such
vast moment. Is our national government
TO be htsnceforih an imperial despotism? Is
The bayonet TO rule the ballot? Are the
rights Of the States, expressly reserved in
the Constitution, TO yield 20 centralized die
tation? Shall arrogant and imperious par
~ leaders, under The cry of Liberty, rob
the citizens Of liberty? Shall Mamnon be
the only deity who shall be acknowledged
as having divine rights. Shall labor be de-
psived of its Just reward? In order TO bring
it within tie means Of every man, mechan-
ic, farnier.and iaborer in all vocations, even
in these hard fines, to inform himself what
political parties are PROPOSE, g, we have re-
duced the terms of the Weekly american
to ONE DOLLAR year; for six months,
rs cents; three months, 40 cents. The real
value of the paper win not be decreased
with the reduction Of price; but win be vast
~ increased in proportion 10 price. Address
THE AMERICAN, Nashville, Tenn.
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: . II ~
HI GsroN. GA, Sepieinber15 1871
CENTS = For sixteen years have been u greai
sufferer from ScrUfna In its nUsfsistrcssing ifzns
have been csssiinei TO and bed for lflecn
years with scrDfuieus ulccFatioHs. ghe most APP
proved remedies for such ca>eshaye been usesi and
the most enlnent phssisians ronsu.te.I. ~ llllcui
any decided benefe, Ihns prosfFafe,t@ distressed
desponiing, 4 MAS advise; by DR. Ayef,Df Flnyd
County Ga to consnerce The use OF your Tim pounl
Extract Stilingia- I<aseuagc Is insunic ient 10
describe the 2eiief fonfainesl fpm the use Or The
Sfllingia ~ Is To- snfcy ndequaic idea OF e
intensity OF my suffer ing before using your NELL
cine; sufficient to say. abandoned all other rene
dies and continued the nsc of your Extract of Still
iingia until 1 can say trris, - an cnre'l Of all
pafu.n OF all disease. with nothing 30 obstruct the
active pursuit. OF my profession. More than light
months have elapsed since this rem arkable cure
without any return Of the disease
For the truth OF The al,ove statement, refer to
any gentleman in Barlow County, Ca. and to the
members or the bar or cherokee Circuit who are
acquainted with me. shall eref remiin. with
the deepest gratitude, Yoar olsedient servant
j. &. BRANSON, Atty ut Law
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CREAM SLAw.-Cut the cab
=bage rather fine; sprinkler little
salt over it, thoroughly bruise
the cabbage; them take three
saltspoonfuIs Of salt; half a pint
of sweet cream and four table,
spoonful of vinegar stir wellto-
gether and mix the yolk of a
hard boiled egg, one saltspoon-
ful of salt, and one NteasPoonful
of oil, mix well together; add a
little vinegar, but not enough to
make the dressing thin. POM
this over the cabbage, which has
been sprinkled, with pepper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-30

Cranberry wine, taken inter-
nally and applied externally, is
announced as a cure for scrofula.
To make the wine, take the pc
berries, mash them in mortar
TO a fine pulp, put into q stone
Jar, add one quart Of water TO
two quarts Of berries. stir it well,
set away and let it stand ii week
thenxst"ain it through cotton,
and you have a beautiful wine,
which with little sugar, makes
wholesome drink, at once cool
ing and palatable. 1t does not
ierment.
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Clutches Cheap New!

a
IN the vicinity of Blanche J. L. MArDox's
IL IMMINENT has laid them all aside; and
supple up all the old horses shoulders snd
reduced their big head and jaw to their nat
ural size, If you think it humbug come
down and will give you rub and, con-
vince you; one application will satisfy you.
Itcures rheumatism, swellings, pains, aches,
removes corns, cures sick and nervous head
ache, stops inflammation Ofthe stomach and
gives you good use Of your muscles and puts
your kidneys 10 acting and strengthens your
back, removes that pasteboard that APP
pears 10 be on your breast when you rise
every morning, one application will remove
il in three minutes, and removes that catch
behind or under your shoulder blade.
Six hundred bottles sold last ye and
up 10 now and every bottle gave entire sat-
isfaction. Where is there another Iiniment
that can say the same thing aud prove it
by your next door DeighbOr beyond contro-
yersy? / will be around in short time to
give all chance in lincoln county 10 try it,
and | viii come again after that. am not
afraid to see yeu after selling Won one bot
lie. You viii not wait for me TO ask you to
buy next time, you will meet me with the
cash with these words, ~ will never be
without IT, j. L. MADDOX,
sept % Proprietor, Blanche, e n.
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A man in Kansas who repre-
scented himself as a "practical
farmer" visited all the fairs
with a prize pumpkin, and took
the premium every time. 1t
measured seven feet around and
weighed go pounds. Several
days ago, at Council Grove, a
rival farmer attempted TO tap
the pumpkin in the absence OF
its Owner, to get some of the
seeds, and he discovered that it
was made of wood. This beats
the ingenious Connecticut in
yention Of Eastwood cucumber
seed. Is oif9J,
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LNSOL TENT NOTICE.
YSRERIfE SALES.
sHERTFF SHE.

No. 1,535.
DY virtue Of one writ Of yendiiioni ex-
- ponas 10 me directed from the HONOR
able Circuit Court Of Lincoln county, Ten
nessee, at its July term, 1879, in the case
Tor Furman & Co. against +. p. Taylor and
J. Il. TaylofI will expose to public sale 10
the highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house door in the town Of Fayetteville,
Tennessee, on ni .In9~yaq nr
Saturday, Nocenber Est, 1879,
all the right, title. claim ahd interest dc
being one fifth inieress) that ii Il. T'dy-
Tor has in and 10 the following described
Tract Of Land /! - {. &
situated. in civil district No, 25, Lincoln
county, Tennessee, and bounded as follows,
io-wit-BeginHing at white oak in a lane
and running south 81S degrees east. 20
poles to a stake in field, south 7S degrees
east 10 poles 10 stake, south degrees
west Is poles to stake, passing through
spring and dividing it, east 5 poles TO a
stake, south 8 . degrees east 35I& poles to
stake on top Of a hill, beech pointers.
north 20 degrees east So poles to a stake,
south IS degrees east 4S poles TO stake
on the line Of the Allison tract, north az
poles to white oak, east Sc poles TO
white oak, north . poles 10 a stake, west IA
poles to stake, north poles to a stake,
west AZ polestO stake, north 80 poles to
a stake, east $40 poles 10 q stake, north
II degrees west IS poles 10 stake, south
SO degrees west 37115 poles to the beginuirg
iri2' Containing 951 AcreS r 9h.
Levied on ihe said Onelfifth interest Of
j. x. Taylor in said land, 10 satisfy. one
judgment against him and +, p. Taylor
and in favor OF Furlnan & Co., for $f70.64,
besides interest and costs. 49,. 1
Il. L. HOLLAND,
ocf0 Sheriff
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To remove iron taste from
new kettles, boil a handful Of
hay in them, and repeat The pro-
cess if necessary. Hay water
is great sweetener of tin, wood
en- and iron ware. In Irish dali
ries everything used fol. milk is
Scaldcd with hay water.
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Com MEAL PUDDING WITH
OUT EGGs.-Take seven heap
ing spoonluls of butter, one tea
cupful of molasses, a table
spoonsful of ginger, and mix
with a quart of boiling milk.
When thoroughly mixed, pour
into a buttercd pan, and jast as
You set it in the oven stir in a
cup of cold water, which will
have tho, same effect as eggs.
Bake one hour.