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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

Is some counties Of the state they
call the existing county courts cOrn-cob-
conventions. Judging from the returns
from several counties tins is a favorable
season Tor corn cobs. They have got too
biz 10 bounce. REGISTER
Will the REGISTER please tell us whe-
thcr. even ii county Judges were elected,
We would not still have county cOurts2
-Rdrbis G0,,H..
Yes, and no. Or by way Of illustra-
ton we would say, that We heard a
Young lady remark, few days ago, on
seeing q mule that she thought it was
the " worst specimen OF a hOrSe she had
ever seem On being called to account
for the inaccuracy OF her observation
i'm styling the mule a horse, she replied
that "about the only difference she
could see between a horse and what was
termed a mule, was that the latter had
very long ears, and wore a tassel on its
tial.'
We think, to 2 casual observer. that
about the same difference would be
noted between the county court pre-
sided over by a single judge, and that
bv justices. The ears would be more
conspicuous in the latter case, and about
the samecharacteristie differences would
also exist as usually distinguish the
horse from the mule.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

TuE attention Of the Wheeling
edition ot the Okolona S,diS is called
To- the fact that issue has been taken
with the Republican Okolonaism of this
State. as indicated by the subiOined
paragraph from the Richie Ga-ytte:
"Iiiu order TO be an orthodox Re-
publican. We have tp adopt the clap trap,
humbug plan, OF pretending TO be
scared hall 10 death, at the Senseless
rawlings Of an idIotic driyellcr like the
chap who writes for the Okolona Sates,
then please count Us ont; ii, however.
"A stcadlIst devotion 10 principles, is the
test. then, We are Just a good a Re
publican rs the editors OF tue Sdis
Jy,up1i.'
Can not the Lii{liyHcsr find some
thing i'm the OkolOna edition 70 suit
this case?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
Bankruptcy Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of West Virginia, in
Bankruptcy, in the matter OF Alfred Z. Smith
bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that a petition has been,
filed in the said District Court by Alfred Z.
Smith, Of Wheeling, in said district, who has
been duly declared bankrupt under the Revis-
Ell Statutes of the United States, title Bank
ruptCy," for a discharge and certificate thereof,
from all his debts and other claims provable
under said act, and that the 10th day OF Septem-
her, A. D. 1879 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the office Of
in the City ofWheeling West Viginit, are the
time and place assigned for the hearing OF the
same. when and where yon may attend and
show cause, il any you have, why the prayer Of
the said petition should not be granted
JASPER Y. MOORE,
Clerk Of the District Court for said District.
aRlTOaWs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

AGAr>. ami evidently in dead earn
est" Governor TALBOT, Of MaSSachu-
sctts, declines to permit his name to be
used at the Republican State Conven-
ton next month for rcnominat on. Adj
dressing the Chairman Of the Republic
can State Committee, lac says:
Early i'm the year. after careful DELHI
Grafton, determined to withdraw from
official station NJ the first opportunity.
The reasons Tor this decision are entire
Nv disconnected from matters of State OF
political considerations. They are per-
sonal 10 myself, and satisfy my judg-
mcnt and sense of duty. They are inn
peratiye and conclusive. NV action is
final. NV ambition does not reach out
to the continuance OF public hOnors,
and shall pass with the fullness OF con-
tent from the Chief MagistraCy of this
Commonwealth To the walks OF private
lie, convinced that the dignity and in
dependence of the citizen are more 10
be priced than place and power.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

Has the Wheeling REGISTER gone over
to the Greenbackers? An answer re-
specuully sOlicited.-Richie Gdsstie.
We do not object to being catechised,
but the interrogatories should be spe-
cific to save Us from being tedious,
There are several phases OF Greenback-
ism, and we have not adopted them as
a whole, or eschewed them as whole.
We have made no new departure. =
Uh-sliag Register.
Has the REGISTER joined the move
ment, which is to overthrow the Bour,
bOns OF this State next year, and which,
among other things, will elect Brother
Henry ;. Walker to Congress from the
Third rict?-RitchI Gdssitc.
M.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
THE CONSERVAIORY OE MUSIC
Executors Sale of Valuable Land.

YTHE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTORS OF THE
i last will and testament Of HOratiO J. Me-
Clean deceased, offer for sale the desirable tract
Of land, on the Ohio river, the upper part OF
Moundsville, Marshall county, W. Va, contain
ing about 80 acres of land, of the best quality,
$50 acres river bottom, under fence and in a
high state of cultivation; the balance in timber.
There are on the premises good dwelling house,
barn and other outhOuses; an excellent well OF
water apple orchard and other fruit trees Said
farm will be sold in u body or parcels, rs may be
convenient, and on easy terms The premises
can be shown and terms made known by ThOs.
Scott MOnndsvile; or Joshua Burley Wheeling.
THOMAS SCOTT,
JOSHUA BURLEI,
ag23Oawegb Executors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

A WASHINGTON dispatch reports that
adyices from diplomatic representatives
and special agents in Europe continue
70 favor the opinion that the efforts OF
this Government To bring about the
Joint reconsideration OF America and
leading European Powers OF the bi-m,-
talGc standard question will prove SUE
rassful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

We have received the first number OF
The Ohio Pres. published by Col. W. H..
ALLISON, at Steubenvilic. Ii is IAN In
dependent Republican journal, well
iIle,I with readable matter, and Is I'M
der charge of one Of the most exper-
fenced Of Ohio journalists. We wish
him abundant prosperity in his new
venture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

TuE Cincinnati Enquirer hits the nail
on the head when it says OF Secretary
SHERMAN: "TO use one OF his own
words, JoHN is foxy. lie is looking out
continually for the future in politics,
and whatever may betide others his
closest regard is for one man, and that
man JONI SHERMAN. This is his polite
al faith more than all else
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

Ti1E final result of the August election
in Kentucky is an official Democratic
majority of 4,lS2. Four years ago.
when GOV. MCCREARY was chosen, the
majority was only S6,lSl. Kentucky
simply sets the fall fashion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

TuE London Truth offered prize for
the best refusal in writing OF an offer OF
marriage. and the following terse and
pointed cpistle took the premium:
DEAR Nix. -: am very sorry;
appreciate YOU immensely, but 1 cannot
give the casket without the gem.
PORTIA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

ALI the papers OF the State will en-
dorsc the following exhOrtatiOn by the
Ritchie Gd-siis:
''The West Virginia Press ASSocia-
ton will meet ut Wheeling on Septem-
Der &Oth. We hope that all identified
with the publishing business. who can
possibly 10 so, will attend. In union
there is strength, AMI if the newspaper
men Of this State will all work together
they can greatly promote their own in
tcrrStS. The Association can be made
the means of much good. Let us have
a full attendance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

BISHOP A. W. wAYMEN, OF BALTIMORE,
ID Nd, Presiding Bishop OF the Pittsburgh
Conference of the African NJ. f Church, will be
present and preach the opening sermon in the
basement of the new A. N. Z. Church, on Mar
ket. between Ninth and Tenth streets, August
oath at pa O'Clock P. N, and also at O'Clock of
the same evening, in Washington Hail. Wheel.
ing w. Va Come one, come all, and hear the
Bishop. REV. GEO. T. PROSSER, Faster. 22r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

THE government commission to ex-
anime the Mississippi river and report
upon its proposed improvement met
and organized at Washington recently,
and elected Gen. q. \. GILMORE Presi-
dent. The headquarters Of the COM
mission will be at st. Louis. The COM
mission has asked the Secretary OF War
10 detail civil engineer to act rs it Sec
rotary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

OK Monday the United States Treas
ury shipped 10000 standard silver doi-
lars To various parts OF the Union;
Yesterday, $1,000, and during the
month. thus far, 4Sl, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

MINE DEPARTMENTS oF STUDY. TEXT.
~ bOOks furnished AZ cost. calendar arrAngei
Ia suit teacheS eHpcnssz for one year from tl7J
tO slUl: nOn-sectArian. libcpl, thorough. fAli
Term begins september 81, lb5y
For Calais uc- and other information, apply
10 the President >. X. TifOMpSos, MORAN
town, West Wa. sg1.gh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

HAYES is booked for another State
Fair. He now goes to the Ohio, Kan
sas and Michigan pumpkin shows, with
several States to be heard from.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

Isaac PPE. a respectable old citizen
OF Wood county, left his home last
Monday to visit his son two mile, dis
tant, and has not been heard OF since,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
CHARLesTOwH ACADEMY.

A PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS At
IA ChATleSt0wn Jefferson county. Mtrt Va
Founded IN i79i VIM. III Kable. A NJ. PriB.
X. y. Campbell A. ". an'i Ms'ialist Warrington
and Lee Iniy.i Asst. Next sss-iOn i-.tdn.
lOth. full COure IN Ancient aud Modern
Languages hathcnAtice Natural Philosophy
aud Chemistry. The SCHOOL l. well supplied
with apparatus Tor illustration in the Ssiehn..
For Catalogue containing terms aud lIsi ~ tesii
monials. apply ~ Tia Principal. aglcgys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
SteubenvilIe, O., Female Seminary

DOARD, ROOM AND LIGHT PR YEAR.
ID si75 Tuition, English and Latin. go Ia 81,
according ~ Class, one quarter ~ ~ Minister
daughters. Music. Painting and Modern Ian.
guag,-, ALA ut prices "a suit the times Scnd Tor
Catalogue to REV. A. NJ. KkiD, IN. o.. priHci-
nal Rp..yisaE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
Annual Meeting Of the West Virginia
Press Association.

The regular annual meeting OF the
West Virginia Press Association, will be
held at Wheeling, on Tuesday, Septem-
Der SOth, 1879. Any editor or publisher
i'm the State may become a member.
A full attendance is desired.
7. w. NORRIS,
ice President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
StauntOn, Virginia.

Any one who desires b. educate his daughier
thoroughly. on ne iotsof trims and iois ospo.s.
In one of the irst schools for young ladies In tho
United States which opens september N. ls7g.
write for Catalogue Ia
Rev. Dr. wM. A. HAkRIH.
iyIheodefrb President stanton. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23

GEN. MERRILL, in charge OF the Ohio
river improvement wants soOO.UVo- lor
the river next year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
ST. GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS,

- Western Maryland u. r., reoIsns sept
ljth. An unsurpassed kngilsh Classical. aid
Commercial BOariing s-hool Terms frDm 500
Ia 500 pr year. PrOf. J. q. kINEAk, A. NJ.
RciEtenLDwn, Nd. Asliegb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
DIED.

ZELLERS-On Thursday afternoon, August
p. iS7e at O clock, FRANK, son of Josephine
Zellers, ageu yearS. tl4
Funeral will take place from the residence of
Peter Zelers, No. IA Fifteenth street, this morn
ing at half past O'Clock. Friends Of the family
ara invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
VASSAR COLLEGE,
DUDHk EEIrIE,

For the Liberal EiucstlOn 81 Women. Erahi-
nations foe entnnne. September I5th. tbarsf-
500 year Catalogue. sent On applicAuOD W
W. L. DEAN. Registrar. sgzieD'iys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
GLORY TOBACCO CAUTION.
Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.

$50 OLD LEAF" . OF. and o., in cloth
" Durham" OF. and o., I'm cloth
scrap tObacCO, in 4 N packages.
Full line of Ciglrs, ranging in price from $40
up Ia SIS.
my6 NJ. REILLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
LETTER LIST.

GENERAL REPAIRING AND LIGHT MA
CHINE WORK.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22
@6chenfliche Sllimois 34aa4s-3ei4a1ae.

nidt an tpetbIider @elel l9aft. Sn 8e5ug
auf Giien nn0 3rinfen beftnoet CT lt6
% conto ieines 8ertrogen5 10 mic IN eiler
Der crlten Beniioneu Der S0peiS. ~9aS
@interfliln0 @raDisca'5 lit auSge3ei9net."
SIN StGotden Geramo in Scr
A6ru;3en lebte i1on lett Sabren Der Nopoz
tat SeDelangelo o'lleiio nit leiuer 8aittz
lie, ipeld)e aus oer Satin unb elmer lS7
iaDrigen 5o1ter bsltauo. 2ebtere bate
eiuem9tnbcter, Der lie nu6 beiratben iDoute,
tpa5 itbob Der Gater nidt Sltgab. GS fam
bnber fortiuGbreno ju Strcitigfeiten I'M
6aiie, 10 OaB idlieBli6 Die GOdter Die
Eeiude ibreSAlbeterS 3uriiflDeilet mABte.
Gites 5ageS iibcrraldte TeOelangclo letne
G}attin bel eiuem T6te-a-tete nit etner1
Bauer, tporauf Der 0au5frieg BON 9teuent
lpsbra1. Qor GurSem nun Derlcbipano
SeOclaueelo plDylib. tpas Die Scb0roe,
tpelte ell Gerbre0en uernlutbete. gu elmer
l~trengen 9Hrd) ludung beS 9~SObHDauleS
oeS NDoofateu ueranlaBte. Dian fa1o AUDI
Rlter eiucmW tiItbaufen Die 9ei0e oe5 Ser;
lbiuuuoenen. Satin nnO S0dter
bes @enoroeten muroen IN 0aft genonts
mcn. 8cioe geitanocn nitgenbltdli6 Elm,
Seoelangclo iii per 9ta6t i'm Sblafe itber=
taaen ulto erbro1lelt Su baben, ipobei tb@
uen bet @cliebtc oer Satin unD Der Nnbez
ter Der 8odter balfen. &eBtcre 5tDei Otits
ihuloige b~efinoen it1 nun ebenIaas lbpn
in Oaft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22
neutrality-suspicious..
@ie9tcu>@ Abcat.

Der 9roBe Gcrluit all Sie1en i'm borigen
Winter unb Srlibiing bat cine cams beoeu7
tenpe Wenge leerer. 8obell III Den 0dnoen
0er 8ielenSid]ter gela1cr. 0telelbcr.tpcrz
bel, lid obnc 3tpeifel III Dielen CONNER
uHo 6erblt ais iebr nlibii0 beim 9teubauet
Der 10 arg entuDtferten GteleHbQuler eriDIez
len batct.
Wtan ~niiltn,t oil, baB Die Qrbeitsbienen
ettpa 30 Ii Oonia perbrauden milliel1, I'M
1 tb Baben bcrSuitelen. 8eln Dem iptrfs
lid 10 lit uIb Die Sadie lit iDeni9itc1S
bur0auS nid)t unnlDgli6 i plrOe atlo
/ ID Maben ben glei0en 8ertb nit 30 tb
6Oni9 btllBea. Dies iDiiroe Den SerfattSs
preis Don 6ont8 gu 20 Gents 0as pfMito
gere6nct, etipa 81 fur ba5 BfunO Saben
MAIDEN. 8et iol6em Wertbe oitrftc es lih
idleGt loDnen, Die Baben 81 9Ba1s gu
IhrlelSen uno Dies 81 $3.50 GentS oaS
Ylunb gu Derfaufen.
Oabipgegen fann je6eS StId @aben,
tpehn aud MIR 2 3oa I'M 0euiert 9rOB,
nit eiaiser @elbtdltdfett uno etn paar
6olSiplittcrn pottbeil6aft sum NuSfliGen
uigcfiluter 0tabnten benubt tperocn. 1ta6s
benz ELL FOLDER aus einselnen NabcnltitGz
d,cn 3uiammeoeeiebter Gabmen III ben
Stod ettgeleBt iporben lit, iDiro IS ben
Nrbett5btellcn nur tur3e sSetf llcDllen, DeltS
ielbeu sipeds be5 8riitens rn0 Nuialnmelm
bon Yorrdtben in Die 9eDort9e SrDnUn9
Su brihgen.
Solten etlt1e @aben ultb &abmen bon
Sbmarmcn, tpelde Die Jtubr batten, arg
beiuoelt iuorbcn iein, 10 iailen it'd aud
oieie uuid)lper ipieber reinigen lnO bon
9teucnt fir oc1 0ebrau6 Der 8ieneu in
StanD ieBeu. 9lm SipeGm0Btg1teu 1T e5 in
ocrartigcu 6dleH, lolde St06e, nadoem
Die Bienen geitor6cu itno, berauSSuicber,
Die 0edel abSuneDulen unb Dem 9tcgen pDer
G1nee, pie Den SouuenitraDlen freten
!3atritt gu eeitatten. Siunen Rursent merz
Den bapurd Die Waben tpieoer 10 rein uno
iau6er, ais tie eS bot ausbrub Der 8tenenz
ieud,e paren. Sino audi Die 3eIen nit
9Baiier 9efiat, 10 laBt iid bteies gan5 leidt
pieoer berausldaffen, iDeltn man Die Stab
men nit Den Maben felt in belize Sdnoe
nilnmt unb ibnen ein paar ihnelle trditige
St6Be. giebt. 2-3 tild)tige 0tegenlbauer
pflegen lel6lt bic idmubi9lten 9tabnnen nit
iammt ben Maben iuieoer gu retniQen.
Hno lit bas Gaiier mieoer Deraus, 10 trOGz
men Nino uno SOnne DielelbeH III tpenis
gen StunDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22

Bel Dem 8eoeden nit @roe (obnc 3ioiidciiz
lage bon Strob) ouf &artoifelu Ooer iOnz.
ltige 8ril1te eini9e @rDt9eile 3piiden Oiez
lelbcn geratbe1, Der faun bics Dermeioen,
obne Den 9tadt6eiIen Der Gtrobbeoednig
auSgclcBt su ietn, tpenn CT ben 0aufeu 5us
crit nit ausgeitoOenen 9taienftiifen, Die
@ras iette etniudrts, bclegt. SolHe 9toiens
ftllde miiiien aber mt09lidit rcgetmQBig
gclto6cn unO bGnn bon ullten nod pbeu
III regelmGBigeu S6ihten, wte Die Sdtnz
oeln zines 0a6e5, auigelegt merbeH. 2lilf
otele Jtalenltiide idaufett man Damn Die
n0tbige @roi0tht.
98cr auf Oicle 2rt ieircu &artoffelpors
rat1 oerlorgt, bait ii6cr ieir, i'm lpO5!bts
balten purdSubrin9eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22
Observation-Disclosures.

Gin iebr ldlauer 6arner erSdb[t, tpie er
in Dieiem Sabre Die &artoffelfGfer naS=
filDrte: CT legte i'll jeoeS 9flanslo0 auBer
Der &artonel audi eth 98elihtorn; ais
MIN Oas lebtere 3ucrit auf9in9, oadten Die
&artoffeltafer, bier lei etn g8eIihfornfelO
uno nidtS fir ite 81 MAIDEN, porauf Die
gar5e 8atOe uader auf Die BanOeri9aft
9e3o0en let.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-22
SaS dcbte
Or. s. Mc21ne'S
beribmte @merifanii9e
8Mrm= Miffel
-pSer-
OSprmif1Loc.U
,,Sermifmae."
eunptOute Don Wnrmert.


Ias Geiidt 1T blei9 unb bIeifarbig
y seittpetIe brennenb roth poer elm ulltz
r6tbeter Sled auf elmer ober auf beiben
8aneen; Die 4usen tperben tribe; Die
Buptaen ertpeitern fi9; Elm bldulider
6albfreis Siebt ii9 Tim baS untere 4usenz
Lieb; Die 9taie 1T ent8iinbet, eeidpoaen
unb blutet suipeilen Die OberIlppe i6tptat
an; bin uno ipieber &ppftpeb nit Saulen
nno Yp6en i'll ben Sbren; cine ungeipDbnz
Lide SpeideL : 4bipnoerung; i6leimige
uno beIegte 3unge; Atbem iebr iibelrieG,=
enb, belonber5 beS Ntorgen5; 9lppetit perz
dnoerli6, suipeiIen III Seibbunger NIT
na9enbem @efuble i'm Wta9en allsartenb,
I'll anoeren jSeiten Dieber sdnSli1 mangeID;
Fuhtiee S6mersen mn Nta9en; seitipeiIe
uebeIteit unb @rbre6en; beftige S6mer=
zen i'm nnterIetb; unregelmdbi9er StubIs
gang, gu 3eiten beritopft, iAleimis, unb
bGufis nit Slut bermii6t Der 2eib lit
geIhtppaen uno bart; Der llrin tribe; bas
2ttbmen erIdiuert, be9leitet ppm S6ludz
ger ;snp6mal trOde1er unb frampfbafter
0uiten unrubi9er u~nterbrDbener S6laf
nit 3dbnefniri4en temperament Derz
T1berlih, TN Augemeinen aber reisbar, &c.
@enn obise Sbrnptplne ais ~borbanben
tpabrgenOmn,sn perben, ~ pirb
Dr. 6. Mtpane's Ueruifnoe
Iiber cine Sur betpirfen.
GS emtbdlt fcin GucdGIbcr
IN irgenb elmer GeitaIt; lit cine unI6dbs
Tide 8rdparatipn unb bat ntdt SEN
seringften f9dbIi4en Gin LuB
beim 3arteten &tnb.
9as Ghte Or. Mc2ane'S Ser
mtfuge bat Die Si9naturen 6. Ste
Sane unb SIemtn8 8rOs. auf Dem
nmi4laS.
9r. &. Wc9ane's Seller GiAem
tperoen niht eulpfoblen ais Seilmittel eeeer.
,,ane 2eioen, 6enen Sa5 Sleiid 1ntertbon it,"
fonbern eeoel &ranfbeitet Der Seber; bel biLiDs
fen 8eibweroen, 9iSpepiie nnb tranfbaTten
Rppipeb, pber berartigen uebeIn, 1tnb tie lt1s
ibertrefaia.
2dItcS Ticbcr.
IS aiebt fein befIeres Ab%fiibrmitteI bDr pber
noh bent @ebraucbe Dpn Gbinir. IIs Hureirs
usitteL firb ite u1per9leiblt9.
Mnm bite fi9 bur Sali@ungcn.
Die dbten iinb ME ii6er3udert.
Sebe SbddteL bot eirei1 rptben WdbS1egel
ouf benz Oedel nit Oct Snidrift Or. gleeane's
2iper @ilS.
Seber llmI6Ias bat bic Gisnatursn BON s.
Re2ane un6 SIemtng 8rps.
Oaan ~perIanse bic dd3ten Or. 6. ytcSane'S
Sober 8iaen, prdparirt bon Slemling 8rps., 5n
8ittSburob, 8a., benn Der Mtarft lit npa BON
glahabmnnsen beS 9tamcn Mr9Gne, anbers
tr4ftabirt, aber bieIeLbe 9tlsibrdd1e.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-02-20
The Bondholders' Propo.
SitlOn.

The Nashville Banner of last
Saturday, says: Governor Marks
has received from New York
holders of Tennessee bonds the
propositions recently published
in several State papers to settle
the State debt. One proposition
is substantially the same as that
submitted to the late extra ses-
sion of the Legislature after the
meeting between the holders of
our bonds and the committee of
the Legislature, in March, 1877,
which was to compromise the en-
tire debt upon the basis of sixty
per cent. with six per cent. inter-
est, the coupons of the bonds to
be receivable in payment of the
taxes levied by the State. An
additional proposition is added
as an alternative, which is to is
sue bonds for the full debt, bear
ing interest at four per cent. per
annum instead of six; to have
fifty years to run to maturity In
stead of thirty, but to be redeem
able at any time after six months
notice and to be renewable at
the pleasure of the State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-02-20
a Handsome Income
For an Energetic Lady or Man.

The Ohio Scale Works of Cincinnati have
just completed and are now introducing to
the pubic a handsomely finished Family
Scale, an article that has always been need
ed 10 every household, and in commune
cation addressed 10 the editor of this paper
the proprietors ask Us to refer them TO some
reliable party, TO introduce it to the people
Of this County. 1t is very seldom that a
new article steps 20 suddenly into univer-
sal favor. HOuse-keepers are loud in IFS
praise, it is always resdy, there are no
weights to get lost or TO be hunted up, is re-
liable, and will lot get out Of order. The
description IF them Is handsome base sur
mounted by column in which works spi-
raj spring so scientifically adjusted as to
weigh anything up TO twelve pounds with
perfect accuracy, on the top Of the column
is tie platform on which the articles TO be
weighed ale placed, and they have an adj
Unstable Indicator so shat you may take
The tsre of any vessel that you may use in
weighing, giving you the exact net weight.
House-keepeTs at once see their value IN
weighing fruits, sugars and other ingredi
ents used III preserving, cooking, etc, or in
testing The weights Of purchases from others.
Tie Scales are made of all Brass, are
highly polished and are finished in very
skiiIful manner They are very attractive
and take the eye OF every one who sees
them.
IL seems 10 US that nearly every family in
this county will want one, and is certainly
a rare opportunity for some smart and ener-
getic party to pick up quite nice little in
come duriag the next few ontks. The
Company has agents in other counties who
are easily making from s. TO So per day
selling them, and We would recommend par
ties in need of employment to drop the o.
HIO SCALE WORKS, Nos. I25 and Ia
Central Avense. Cincinnati, O., Postal
Card, and all information, etc, will be cheer
fully given them by mentioning our paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-02-20


gar's Code the official Code Of
Tennessee.
Togise grand juFies discretion
in the number Of indictments re-
turned for the same ofense.
TO amend sections 496l-3 Of
the Code in regard TO the sale
of spirituous liquors on Sunday,
passed, IS TO is.
TO extend the time in which
to collect taxes, and to amend
other acts, passed End reading.