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Adecrtiwnaits iiUcricA in this
column at' twenty vents per line
The Auction House
Is just in receipt of. a new, and
I Vo-h - line' of Dry ,. Goods Shoes,
Hats an. I Groceries. Wc only
ask you to call and examine our
goods and prices, and if you can
do better in.quality.and price I
won't a!;1 you to buy' of-me.-
Wc receive weekly fresh ad
ditions to our stock, ' and are
prepared to quote lowest figures
lor airy-goods in our line. - 8u
garland .Coffee a Specialty. 1 ..
t Bell & Co. .
Edison's- talking .-.Machine .
, .... lcU in the Shade, : , ;
' "We h:ive8ucceeded in .secur
ing the individnai right of using
ItichardsonV Carpet Exhibitor
in this place.. Tliis wonderful
piece of ingenuity is eo an-anged
that we; can show ; from a half - a
yard sample, as it were, a thou
sand yards ; or in other words, it
multiplies the cample a thousand
times, matching it perfectly and
making it appear as it would made
up and nailed to the floor. Wc
have entered on this enterprise
not from selfish motives alone.
Wc consider "when' wc offer the
people' of this vicinity a stock of
earpctio make purcbr.cs from
and propose Belling at tower fig
ures than;nhyi; one else, that we
have done tITeirjL:uch a kindness
we nrli finn to believe that it
will not go unappreciated.. The
ladies arc particularly 'invited to
inspect this wonderful piece of
mechanism and make their se
lections from all' ; grades and
qualities ranging in -price--from
o5 cents to $2.00 per yard. We
ivould inform tlie public that we
:mrthc only -ones in this county
. . ' 1 ' . V ,
Uiat tire HOW Keeping, aim v ei
did keep the Bay JAateshoc and
leather company standard screw
ed boots and'shocs.' Every pair
wc Bell arc warranted; AVc have
n small lot of summer, clot Inn
ladies' dress goods and . hats,
which wc will sell strictly at
cost. V. T. MuiiitAr. '
Elk.RiTcr Woolen Mills Store
-lias received - -largo ---asort-mcntsjufj
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SUMMER EOISEIlY, PIQUES,
LAWNS, HAMBURG EDG- . . ...
; IKG, ' WHITE GOODS,
V NOTIONS, PEINTS.
Newport .Tics, and other (styles
of .shoes, hats rind caps.
FACTORY GOODS,
JEANS, LINSEY3, YARNS, &c.
"Wool taken in exchange.
: $5JfJIr. liarnett will he pleas
ed to w?e his old , friends . and
show them these lines of goods'.
jelS 2m : . - .
Let 'Km Como
To (ioomviv & Gill's on the
South side of lhe:P,nblic; Square
and get new, fresh Drags, Oils,
Tainte, Glass, Putty,- Soda, Pa
per, Spices, AVall Paper AVrri
ting Paper, Inks,' Stationery of
all sorts, School and Miscellane
ous Hooks, Croquet Sets, Cigars,
Tobacco and Notions. '
Dr. AV. C. Buigiit does our
prescriptionist 'work with great
care. Goodwin & Gill. w
Elk Rive Houring Mills.
These, mills; one mile from
Fayettcvilioj have recently been
lhorouirhlv tonaired and fur-
iiishcdNvith new bolting cloths
and tho latest and most approved
machinery, and can turn out hrt
tor. Flour than any Qlhcr'mUl in
the eonnty;. - Wo arc now ready
to grind at all timeb a'nd guaran
tee. Wtisfact ion to cut-lomers.
"Ve invite fanuers to give us a
li Val. IVkaudkn & Thomas.
oct.:tU-tf. - -' ; v '''
cillKT Pend nor Sleeping.
Put I have removed my .shop
fronvnoxt door to Lamb & Till
man's to the - '
' BILL SMITH SHOP
one lot Sotith of my residence,
where I' .wilf be pleased to meet
my former customers or others
iiuieed of work. I u?c ouly the
best .seasoned- Intnbcr and can
fnrn'tKh yxn a gool job for low
;noucy in cash. J .'
AV. J. Davidson.'.
Two spu'iidid hew llanos now
3elong to the music' department
jit lulbvrrv. Institute. 'Let all
interested cxne and see for them
selves. . - " - - "
13 lir'ycu , wanl 'io "send
your children io tiu of tlic best
School in 'tlie Smth, send them
to Mulberry Institntc- :
; EDW. W. 1IALPACII.
: , , Principal.
.'. ' : fhcat Sachts! .
"Wheat Sacks and Twine" in
any amount at , . ...
; : Baolky Unos.'
U2J"rV -,.(;ilored schx)l marm
was, pi-oseeutcd'. before School
Sui'rintcndeiit Pives List Satxu
day at tlu- comi-house, the ol
irc t beinir to foix-j her to'sur-
ivnderlicr cn tlficote; the charge
.beinirthat she wasn't a.womiUl
of . dunstity,: and. consequently
nnilt to teach: "the -young idea
how to-shoot" , The trial result
ed in her retaining the certificate.
SiliM
FaycUcville Observer
Thursday, July 31, 1879.
THIS PSFER
KII.K AT UKO. P.
IVevripapt-r Advertising Bm ( W PfKUCa
VKmieiNO Contract
n-y bo naOo lot it ia
Railroad Time Tabic.
Leave FtjetteTillo 6.30a.
do Kelso .10.10 do
do Brighton 10.35 do' -
do FlintTille... 10.50 do
do Klort .... 11.15 do" v '
' do Ifunt's ......... 11.45 do" '
- do Maxwell......... J2.05 do-, .
do .Winchester ...J.. 12.45 do - C
Arrive at Decherd l.Wr.M ,
Leave Dccherd ......... 2.1&r.K '
do Winchester 2.30 do ,
do Maxwell 3.15 do
do Hunt's 3 40 do
do Elora , ,.. 4.05 do
do FliiUviHe. ' 4.30 do -.r
i - do-' Brighton.....:...-' 4.40 do A
do Kelso 6-05 do
Arrive at Fajettevillo.,. 6.45r.M
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Dr" Only one week until the
election.. ; -. . . -
Grcuit Court adjourned
last Saturday morning.
Our Mulberry temperance
copy was received too late for
o-day's paper.
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Last Monday we mailed
rt list of ' new subscribers for'the
Farmer's Review.' '
fjSef0' Next week the reading
matter of this papa will be con
siderably increased. '
" JEST, Mrs.. Loop, the Memphis
efugce, died in Hinitaville Sun
day; No other case there. - 'l-
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HEW A full attendance is re--
quested at; the Good Templar
faceting to-night... Important
business is to be transacted. . , ,
A pay-train came, down
Thursday . night , and - returned
Friday morning. Iiailroadrcm-
ployees have! been good humored
ever since.
. i
Several fino rains during
the past week.. ,. Grass will .soon
come again, and to f ome extent
retrieve -losses - occasioned- by
ailVJl L. 1..LJ1 11 LIU R ;s
. . - - - r ? 7 5
n
N"ot the "slightest icauso
for Fayetteyillc'to be alarmed aJ
t it '. t t - r 't
pout i enow o acK. .piore uan-
ger to be apprehended from yel-
lowcovcred literature, .
Bailes, the wife muitier-
er on trial in Alliens, Ala.,' was
adjudged guilty on Saturday last
and sentenced to bev hung Sep
tember 12th.. .The, judge limited
the pleadings to two houra for
the State and three for the defence.
flEST'Rcv. Thos. B.' Pitts, of
the C. P. Church died in Man
chester last Monday morning
of consumption, aged' about 27
- - - i" m -m .
years, liis remains were brought
to Fayetteville hyTucsday's train
for burial on Norris Creek, where
he was born and raised. . '1
j Hon. John f:Brignt did
not speak in Shelby ville oh Tues
day oh the 50-4 proposition.1 A
dispatch from . there 'announced
the yellow fever excitement high,
and that the people- wouldn't go
to town. . Thereupon he wisely
cancelled the appointment!
i - - - -
j OtSeTWc failed to say last week
that on Saturday, J Oth -instant,
our friend Jolm II. Cummins fa
vored us with the largest tomato
of thc reason. It measiurcd
thirteen indies ihlcircumfejence.
Considering the r drouth and the
early day on which it was pulled,
its size and quality wcremark-
able, - - ; . a . ,- r
K$F .While Oiarlio- Webb
was descending a well last Sat-
day to bring up some gold -fish
he had- plaoeil-there the-TCpo
parted tmd lid fell to Ihc ljottom,
a distance 4 of abo'ut " twenty-five
feet. He suflered"a" fracture of
the skull, and mftyi consider him
self fortunate in having escaped
with his life. - ; - ' '-' 1 "'''
IpsT llic' Middlo - Tennessee
Sunday School Convention in
session m Columbia adjourn-
ed Saturday, .to meet m Shelby-:
ville on Friday befom the last
Sunday in May next. ' Hon.
T, W. Turlej-, of Williamson, is
President -with a Vic Iresident
fvom each county Lincoln hav
ing P. L.v lright and MooroDrl
SjE. 11. Dance. .
The article in this paper
headed 1 Fighting' a Bonded
Debt," has a peculiar interest al
this time. r It -shows' that corjx
rations that refuse or neglect to
vy can be made to stttlc The
decision of a' Kentucky court
wuld have1 an influence in Ten
nessee, and a decision by our
own iudiciarv that tax-P.iYcrscan
be ' ganushoed would secure to
the Ixaulholders the phoJe of our
State debt, lcsides intcifst and
Ciists. Hie wise policy now is
to settle when we can do. so and
save" .50 cents' on each dollar.
To do that wc must vote "accep
ted." - 1 -
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C JictsoM't Hut iwtl Mary Tokcc.
XOV.M-IT.
immiaWMWIIIWMUIIWt J
rt ininn I Tisot-fl
met in ivgular meeting Monday
night -present, C.A.Diemer,"W.
C. Morgan, Jno. Y. G ill, J. M.
Wilson, K. S. Doutliat, Lewis
Peach and C. C. McKinncy.
"rApoaCIolis wcre'nade'as
lollow
. N.O. WaHaee, renting, S 6.00
' Tyler & Dinner, wbrb, 2G.35
Blake & McFhail, merchandi8C,45.C3 '
, -jJSoxjlher bushiess consumma
ted of a public character.
: ro action was taken on the
subject of quarantining. '
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Personal Points.
Mrs.1 Martha Blakcm0re. wife
of r. A. J. Blakemore, has been
quite' sick'during the past week,
out nappny is now convalescing.
Capt. Jaifies Powlin has gone
to Petersburg for a month, to fill
an order in Ids- line. lie is a
thorough ' workman, honest and
capable, and those who employ
him will always find him courtc-
ons.aiid competent.' IVe like to
recommend such men,
,f r- - v,T
. Dramatic Notes.
5OTw.chmondifc McElrcth
dramaticompany exhibited at
Biiglit Half-last weekf commen
cing Tuesday night. Their
scenery and wardrobes are. unu
sually excellent, and '.thq-acting
cpmmeiuhvblel The" troupe . is
composed:, of Jadies -a,nl gentle
mcniwhoA we commend - to-any
place they may .visit as jworthy
of respect arid patrena get
; It is rumored that the talented
young actor Mrr"J: II. Huntley
will be inFayetteville during the
week of thdiair' with a superb
' House Burned. , x
"ITart iwci1 rr Trv -TVf"ii Wi IltoiY
"3u
r A. 1JVJ m lyOIUvllvw VI i.iXi If alAX4.ft
T. Cummins,-5 . miles , south of
Fayette Ville, on Stewart's crock
was ucstrojtju - on wcanesaay
jiight,.23rdi irist betecn'nine
and. ten o clock. -The family hal
retired and were aroused by- the
fiame' which :it: is'' supposed,
cauirht from the cook stove. , All
i)f tho provisions wearing appa-
rei ana iurmiure were-consnmea,
with the exception, -of-one: bed.
Mr. CL was stay hig in, town that
night." lie is a AvorUiyJ;!hard
workhi2r,man. and.. deserves tlie
sympathy of the communi ty, . f
; Mouno July; 28-Mr?2r.0.
Wallace Bv the rcouest noticed
in the', old family friend and. cpm-nanionithc-
Obseiivek; wc ihd
yon report kjf whedt .threshed by
Iarcc 'amoimt of tcriitorv"" and
only threshed 2,700 bushelsual-
liy as goyu,aa wu ukt tiuyuui
quantity very - ligh t.- Our ' aver
asre per acre was abdut'fivc btish-
els: straw vciy finer and the' far-
mcrsjiavc aU put4Miprtor,.ppcOr
wliich ccenomyJiiAa heeni y'ery.
w
much neglected. heretofore.
Hopes arc niucli' better for corn
since ;wc r. have , had ;rain.; rOur
best wishes: .-x -'; ! '
WxOTBXTj'&.n-iIolinpi-i ..
Sales , beforo our, Kcxt. ;
Advertised In " the Observer.
; CI ,i:i,V-.A " " ' ''I : ? '
j Xcit' Saturday at the . court
liouso. mortcacee's sale of a lot
in Fayetteville and a third interest-in
two Jjarccls of -land, in the
otn uiBtrici, oeiongmg io ii. v.
Robinson. s '"''Z " .
; 'Next : Monday the court
house, byVWIGiwdcn, Su
preme court' clerk, sevjjtracts
of land -i'3i'nd",23rd "districts,
in' the causo of 1). "A. Benson,
ext., vs. -AVilliam-lenson etals.
J Same time and nlacer by same.
a! tract; t)f land-on Cold. Water
creek in -the -cause" of 7 Thos" S.
Coi-der,adm.ys. H.M.Dunlap,adm
i Saint?' time rahd iilacei-byD.
AV. Clark,s)ecial cmtwo tracts
of land m the 10th distinct, m the
causes; (if .Thos.II.Blcdoe;'adm.,
vs Jnoi. S. Edmorjlsou et als and
Stephen Hart vs. Thoe.'H. Bled-sooetals..-.
... ,. ;s.i -.t ,..;-irf.
" j -liKcw Advertisements. 2
OnV TTi1KTnRtit.ntn.is. 'p" rr mree:
with hicreased facilites for edu
cating youths;! Vv : C -2-1-
IR K. .Morgan, at ,PT Tr Mur
iv's. is nceiit for IIoTmin,,s Ainio
rav
and Liver Pad, a radical cui-e for
all -stomach and hver dilhculties.
1 Young Ladies' Institittc,G rah-
ville, Uhio. ,i ,lT.-:rrJ '
Female 'Scminary.Georgetown,
' Agricultural and. Mechanical J
rVillo-n' TInfrtrin Tv v. .'. ' ' , :-
;Ouf readers will imd in anoth-
er column an aaveniscmeni oi
ill XT 1 t ir!l!i.; T.aU.n
uic xveniucKY jiinury insuiuu-,
one oi me aDicsi-oi-us -"y "
tluj country; ! ;Havinr a full and
ahlo faculty, .tlie college- coiirse
isthorourh and extensive, it
you have a son to educate, by all
means sena to uoi. it. u. Alien
for a catalogue. -. - ;
. Cahbagc and Currant "VVonns:
t Perry Davis' Pain-Killer. V; ,
J rY: Y: & II: Petty announce
their, large and choice - stock of
book.; stationery, etc. : Tlioy.are
frequently rcceiving supplies of
choice miscellaneous gootls that
are needed . by the T public, and
which they sell low. , V ; .
: AT otice of ai insolvent estate.
Pentlng- by the executor of
lands holonging to the; estate of
Hugh Thoraiscii, tdec," These
lahds are Very' fcziile and easily
cultivated.
Speech for the Compromise.
r Col. John C.Thircii made a sen
sible Common-fien?e talk at the
court-house last -Wednesday to a
good audience in fayor of the 50-4
compromise. He - showed how
the State debtjwas created the
illustrious : men: ; who had .sane-tioiiedlt--cxphuiied
how the'con-i
dition of the State demanded in
ternal improvements, and the ad
vantages that the people had re-;
ceived from them urged that!
the question 6hould be settled fi
nally, and agrcat - liindrance to
the prosperity: of the State , thus
removed showed tlieadvantage
ous effect of thfr" acceptance of
the "comprbmisejand the probable
result of its rejectiorr. . - The
speech was well received, and .We
hope will have a happy effect.
t - -I i r ' L '-
,t-- rjburchT Chimes. r " i
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Good congregations at all of
the churches ; Sunday ; morning
and night. . r.' v - . ,
lie v. iienry Cotton preaclied
at the Methodist church Sunday
morning.: : Wvi - - i -
. ' IKotwithstanding the heat $16
Fayetteville Sunday scjiools have
been. well attended this summer.
Iicv. Fred A. Thompson of
Columbia, 'delivered a; discourse
at. the Presbyterian "church Sun
day and "administered the'sacra
mcnt 6f,the Lord's supper
Hev J: -Kl TWarren of Muf
freesboro, will fill tlie pulpit, at
the C. P. Church'next Sunday;
he and Bcv. .W.G. Templeton
haying - exchanged : pulpits for
that day ' J
-JSTo jerviccswcrcr .hcld ftt; the
fJumbefland Presbyterian church
last Sunday mornings thaf con
gregation being dismissed in fa
yor of the communiolf service at
the Presbytcmii church. '
Tlie - ladies of : tlie" . Cumberland
Presbyterian churchliave united
themselves into a sewing swicty,
and hold weekly meetiifgs.' ihc
society meets": this afternoon "at
the residence' of Mrs. ' Jo. Ackliu.
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: Contradictory.
One thin beyond the ken of our
comprehension is how some peo
ple Oan hrlng. their minds to that
point of credulity necessaiy to
belieJ every .report - that they
rnay hear in, such times as;the
present, when all arc more or less
excited and liable to magnify the
rcal dauger. ; " - " '
Iast -Monday eveuing "it was
reportcd'hi FayctlcYillc . thatthe
physician, .Dr. C. C. Fitc, who
attended the. Memphis refugee,
Key. Mr; Tiller, . at Shelby ville;
jvas prostrated with the fever,and
that altogether vthcre were live
cases in Jhat :town.; , Intel igence
was subsequently received that
showed the, report .was without
foundation - in truth. They arc
entirely free of the scourge," J
I Wc are informed th at : the tc
port .had - gained - ci rculaticn i in
the country jround , about' to tlie
effect 'that three or.: four cases
were in Fayetteville. . But the
facts are - to . the contrary, -: no
danger lis;; apprehended. ; 4 The
health- of Fayetteville is good,
ycij'i little sickress Of any. kind,
j ' Yellow Fever. j
j For the FyolU'vnieOWrrer.
'; ;Afr. Editor -I see in the pa
pers, and hear, that Shelby ville,
Columbia,' Murfrecshoro," Pulas
ki, Huntsville, and I very, many
Other V towns 'have quarantined
aeaiust r infected places. : V h v
doesh'tFayettcvillc do thd'eanie?
Are you waiting to, lock the sta
ble after the horse is stolen? 'To
offer ai asylum to the fleeing, is
al Very pretty and noble,1 but are
you .willing to poison your, own
family by the reception of fugi
tives in,; your "tbwii. . The refu
gees arc hints of , passage having
no interest in any place ' except
ast a harbor of safety,: and vvvhch
they or JJieir baggage and cloth
ing have sown the seeds of dis
use, they ehake the dust bf the
inoculated town from their feet
and seek fresh ' fields and pas
tures Ihew. : Citizens" who - have
money can leave , aObcir; will,
but the poor people cannot; they
have to stay and stand the con
sequences, and it is the duty of
the corporate authorities to try
td protect them, . If Fayetteville
has rio imjioried cases of yellow
fevert there icill he no epidemic.
Kemember that. . Keadek.
I nrT All kinds of country
produce taken at. the. market
price in payment, at the Obser
ver Office. . - it;. ; :
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O5" Tliere waa colored ban
tizhigTt theci eek in this place
last Sunday. ' Tlie Cumberland
administered the rite.
.
' j5" Kext year will be a Tery
pi-ospcrons one . for dealers in
smoked glass. Xo less thaii sev
.eh eclipses are advertised.
Condensed Nes..
'Pev. C II. Browning has beeii
a rref ted. .at " Dea Rltii n es, Iowa,
for stcalimr cattleV - ' I .
Henry Miller, col., was hung
Friday at Johnsonville, Sunflow
er county, Mississippi.
Vice- President -Wheeler's
health ia very, feeble, and he will
probably take a. trip to Colorado
mis summer.- ; ' . ; :
The eight of a colored lawyer
defending a white man in Virgin
ia is one of. the most suggestive
events of modern times. ? -
The jury in the case of Tom
Buford for the murder of Judge
Elliott in Kentucky found him
guilty penitentiary for life.
The fever continues in Mem
phis, but from the confused dis
patched . it ia impossible to tell
the number ot cases mat nave
been there.; . i .,..;.;,
A water spout occurred in tlie
western 1 part ; of ; Pennsylvania
last Saturday, destroying proper
ty amounting in value to oyer a
half a million dollars. ,
. A mob tied a man to a post in
Solon, Ohio, and used him as a
target to throw eggs at ': Each
hit in the face was l-ewardcd
with a drink of whisky.';.:".
Town Treasurer Wilson of
Monticcllo, Ind.,1 brought a libel
against the local newspaper that
said t he was dishonest; but be
fore the ;case! came to trial he
fled ".with ?21,000 ofthe public
money. v k- ( - 'Vf"7; ;
' A ncgro man named Steadman,
working at Edington's quarry,
near Strawberry" Plains, East
Tennessee, last Friday crushed
tlie' .sktiH 1 ofraVfelldw-workman
namccl -King 'with an axe. ;51ic
mtuderer escaped. t vlj ?
-Contrary "to " the "expcctailoiis
of, almost everybody, ..the negro
exodus appears to be into rather
than awayirom Memphis. There
is a "temptation associated with
the pleasant , mtmories . of, , last
year's rations which; they appa
rently carniot resist.
Five hundred people assembled
near Columbus, Miss., to see a
Captain and a Major fight a duel.
They exhibited markmahship at
which a Texan would nave Mush
ed, and disappointed their audi
ence by leaving tlio field without
a scratch! ' : ; -
Even thus early in the epidem
ic season at Memphis some very
sad incidents arc reported. Mrs.
Kay, the widow of Judge Kay,
died in the Yellow Fever Hos
pital, having first become insano
over the death of her husband
and children.
, Tt is said that Sleepy Tom, who
made the best pacing time on
record at Chicago Friday, 2:12,
is stone blind. .-.Tins, however,
should be no inducement to horse
men to. put out Jthcir, animals'
eyes, for no doubt the legs have
something to do with it. , ..
; Uon dry, Tcnn., July 2G.
Two women" got. into an alter
cation; here and- agreed; ta- settle
it- on tlie field of -lionor. Tliey
Went out armed - -with pistols,
measured paces, turned and fired
upon each other without effect.
Throwing down tlie pistols they
went for each other's hair) and
thus ended the fight." :
: A girl at Matagorda, Texas,
stole some money from her cm
ployer, !but was not suspected.
She voluntarily confessed the
rirne two yeara afteiward, de-
clanng that conscience would no
longer let : her keep the secret.
Her conviction and sentence tol
lowed, but probably tho Govern
or will pardon her.'J '-, I 1 : . ; ;
LC.Farmer Griffin- lost melons
from hii patch Tat Sandersyille,
Ga., and -planned a joke, 011 the
thieves.;: f .Young Yarboroiigh,his
nephew, w?.s to - join tliem ih a
midnight raid, and fall down with
a' cry that he was shot, when
Griffin fired a revolver into the
air." : ;G rifliiv fired ' at' the . proper
time, and, Yarbprough fell with
a cry of real agony, for a bullet
had by chance entered his head,
makiu":' a mortal wound. - -
:'..' An Old Document. .' ".;
j ."SVe have, before , us by. tlie
courtesy of a friend,- a venerable
memento , Jt .is a letter , written
from Halifax" county; K. ,C,, by;
a crentleman to his wife, who was
in tliU pnimtv illtod 5Cl)tcmber1
in tM3,,count , tiaiCd ocpitiuyci j
nearly 70 years ago.
The paper id- thick and coarse,
ancl age has "made it dingy; the
writing is ks legible as kjoiily; a
weeVold. ThcJcttcr' was writ
ten in reply to one received front
her the preceding July. ? There
were no mails ' then and letters
were- carried by friends who hap
pened to be traveling the way
the epistle was intended to go.
Tlie letter is interesting as a link
between, the present generation
and ' the- long . ego. Its themes
a re private, business, conj ugal af
fection and Religion. ' c ; . ; . ; .
I3ir .rc have received ' the
Premium : List - of . the Xorth
Geofia Stock and Fair Associ
ation The second annual Fair is
to.be' held at. 'Oglethorpe Park,
Atlanta, Ga., commencing Mon
day, Oct. 20th, 1870, and con
tinue one week.
William'H. McKelley, .
;Whose death wc announced
last weelc, was tlie eldest son of
Dr. Wr. W. McXellcy, dec. He
was connected with the Obser
ver office from 1SG7 until De
cember" last; when he went to
Memphis but returned to Hunts
ville where he was employed in
tho Independent office until his
return' to Fa'yettevillc,where he
died of consumption. In Decem
ber, lS7G,he married Miss Ida
Brazeltbn of this place, who died
in Huntsville in January of con
sumption. His remains were ta
ken to that place for interment.
His death will bo most keenly
felt by his hundreds of warm
friends, and leave a wound in
the heart of each member of his
family circle which time, the
great panacea, alone can heal.
FaycltcTlllo Produce Market.
Since our last report Wheat
has fluctuated between 82 and
88 cts. for. choice- white or am
ber.' : At this 'writing 85 cts.. is
the ruling price. Wo quote,
choice, bJbi cts.; prime, bO
82 cts., from wagons.'
Our Corn market in absence
of any offerings is entirely nom
inal. . . :' , : ' .- : . , .. .' .:; , . : ';
Bacon , has , ratlicr declined
since our last. ' . We quote, hams,
719r sides, ' ,7J(g;8c; shoulders.
hone on market. :
- Butter, l(Xgl5c. v ' -
Chickens; 812c. .
; Flour, $2.5(r?3.00. , .; ;
Meal, 75c from store, bush.
Foreign Markets.
. . 1 WHEAT. :
Xashvillo, quiet, : -. 95 sl.00
St. Louis, unsettled, 98 .951
Loui8iiler stead, 95 .0 9G .
Chicago, unsettled, , -1.0061.00
Cincinnati, active, 97 1.02
New York, quiet, , ' 97r 1.13
; : - CXIEN sacked. ; -
St: Louis, d till, :;u s;33.1Tij31
Chicago, easy, s3 - - - tibf - -Cincinnati;
weak,- ; ;- 4041
LopisYille, steady, . 41 -ib
Nashville, moderate, 51 54
' . DACON. t
Cincinnati, brisk, ; 4 5J
Nashville, qniet, : -4 5-I
St. Louis, nominal;''
Louisville, steady, . 1
Na-shvillc. Tonn.
Rran eacketl in dcio, per ton. .$15
Bacoh Skies 7.
Shoulders.. 7 .
Hams . ...... . ... Sj-j '
Cottw Mi.'Wljnff-.'-.. .......... UK "'
"Tjyw AfHkllinsr.... 11 -
IC: Lagtfyra .... . . .v. I ' & !
- Jura ................. 2327
CoBJf tiooae from wagon.ncw;. .' 4Se
Sacked in depot.... i f2055
Cabbaob per bbl. . 1550 1.50
Dbhsd Fkuit Apiles '. . 2c
reaches, quarters., zc . ,
l-.nlt.Aa - - '
Eoos--Iom first Iianda.....;, B
' packed".."..'.'.........,.. S
FK)CB--Fancy. . i, .......... . . .6.50(35 70
Choice Fainujr. . . . ; .... oi&
i:r; Snperfine.'. . ...t.....'. 4
FEATflKBS SUicUy choice 42 -.
Hay .;.........;.....,..k..;.,.5iOQitt
Laud l'rime ,
Oats In depot t-ro
White 4;c
fBAMUTS per lb. . . ... ...... 4 t
Poultry chickns as to siio. . . 10i3 12X
Turkeys, gross i .... .. ' .
roTATOES Irish .-........ $150
8AtT 7 bushel barrel.., $2.15
Wheat ; .-. 0t9 1 -00
Woot unwashed ............. 1823 .
. j, .,. washed 2SQ33.
New Jldvcrlisemmls,
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
STATIONERY, &C&C.,
i- AT THE ' '''
Fayetteville Book store,
, - North Side of th c Square, , -. . -IToypttovillo,
ToaiiOBsco,
V. TV.-'Ac It.. JPetty,
Z Sam 0tX Staml. "'' ' "
7 Keep aH flic leadinj arid popular Bchool
Books now usod in our school. Also,
Miscellaneous books," ' .
bi2i.es Akd testakeitts'.
In tliiii doparfment we kep from a five
cents Testament to a large Family J!i!le.
( JlaJiing a specialty of . . ,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
and gifliiz spociat attention to that branch
of business 'in its Tarious department,
wiih w,r facu!rcsiiiprchamnK dirert fi-ora
bli , , rrttLlluli j-.wa. we can
I supply the ira do, v- - .
. At Publishers' Price?,
with any book, magazine or pairr publish
ed in the United States. Also, Sheet Music
and .Musical instruments, fictures and
ricturo rr&iatn.
Call at th3 Fayetterilla Book Ctcro
for anvthine in onr line, ami if not in store
will if desirnd be ordered rirht a war. Wo
arc constantly ordering and receiving new
Bnp4fr., Just receired a lot of trench
Uarps and Accordions.
july31 W. W. if R. TKTTT. 1
Mrs. Theresa Tardiff
1 NVITES the attention of the ladies of
A Fayett-erillo and Lincoln county to Lcr
STOCK OF MILLINERY, :
'. " '' ' ' ' ' '
rhich' is decidedly handsome and Taru'd.
All orders in her line filled promptly in the
latest and tuost popular slytc-s, at reasona
ble prices. . '
rcirT rosssi ins placs,
south side the square, near - f- ,
DR. SZESXEZl'S BRUa STOZIE.
"iulr 31-
; m n
In this place, Saturday, 2Cth iimt., by S.
II. JSct'ord, E.sq., Mr. jOHN UM.E and
Miss LtJUlSA SUKIMrSIIIEE, boihof Al
abama. Ia Winchester, Thursday, 21tl in3t at
the resilience of Judge J. N.-Mcl'utchen,
by lcr. A. F. Uix, CfpL 11. C. WRIGHT and
Mrs. MAUV A. U A UK I ATT, both of Mur
freesboro. Capt. W. is a brother or Al!ert
Wright, aud formerly lived iu Faje-ttevilie.
Licenses haro been Issued to the follow
ng parties since our last
' - " vuiti. ' ;
Jno. W, Morcnm anl Henrietta Bradea.
II. G. Luttrell aud Eliza Fey ton.
K. T. Hoots and Franklin Thoiuison.
COI.OBED.
Marocjlos Spotswood ' and Susio Conner.
Iienry Tucker and Jennie Bonner.
W. li. Young and Rebecca Wright.
In this county on Norris Creek, Sunday,
27th inst,of consumption,Mrs.UUTLEDGE,
wife of Iienry ItutleUge, aged about S5
years. -
'.In this county, on Swan, Fridar, 2Gth
insU Mrs. ABLETIU wife of D. F.
Brown, aged 49 yeara. : . ,
A'eio Jldvcrlisemcnls
Hi .A. HT ID
FOR IlI'XTt ' :-
I
will attend on the premises pa
Saturday August 30lht JS79t
and offer for rent tho lands belonjjinjr to the
estate or Hugu lbomison, dec.. . : . ; .. "
Foil particulars announced on . day -of
rent. J NO. TH0AII30JT. Executor.
Juiy.Sl, im.:i '. .i
ROWEL COMPLAINTS
" - ' CURED 11V" 1 .
PERRY-DAVIS'-PAIN-XILLER I :
J 2 K" tblrty.olavjenn it haf GWQ
of CHOIEBA. CE0iE2i KCS2U3. IIABSS5UL si iSl BCW-
IL COMfUIItTJ. - Imr'.ug ihe tuniuier month -cry
kuiiM.-i)ia- .hoitia nve a oottm near t n.-iwi mt
fmmcrtiaio n. frki Ecr60c., tni tl pcrlioltlo.
Setil ever ju iM-'ro" July81-ln a.
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
Granvillci Licking Co., 6.
Peirin It 9th j-ear Sitemt)(?r 18th. ITai Tr
p.irtttory. lolk-glate. Noruial, Wuio and Pa In tine
lu:irtmcnt. Tcitehe German." French auJ
Greek, fcver) thiiijf ftrst-etiui. ml term li. - - ,
Aiinrrn kt. v. sum AiiiJa.i, u. u.
,Ju!r31-li , A ; :
MILITABY :
: INSTITUTE. ' v
FarmdaJe, Franklla Co.' '
Olilcst millfau-y school in thohwet.' Thirty.
flrth Year begim uptember 1. Six milr out tit
tr.-tntlort.Ky.. tor eauloicuc. eus,namt
julSl lm A - J'OdT AUJCTAMT..
GEORGETOWN
Foundod in 1840.
TliTnit -holatlo Tear openi on tlia fir.t Mon
day in Suptemlwr, 1879. tor CHtl-Ruet. mlUrett
me at Ueorgatovn; Kjn J. J. ULtKi-K, f ritt.
julrSl lai -a - - ' - ' '
AGRL& MECH. COLLEGE OF, KY.
Full term begin Sept 8, 1?9.. A ftilteeurM nf
instruction In Kngllh, Uatatmatlos. "reli. CJer.
mftu.t'wi! History, Political Kconnmr, Clrll Eu
Itinroriiifr. Cbeailstry, Vngc anii Hotavh vsfes, N t
ural ftistoi v aul Military Tatties. TuiCion. IS 00
ueryoaf. Matriculation, (5.M0. Unfarnlahol room,
5.W. Iloarrl in club II .SO to IS 00pc week ; In pri
vate fain ilin (1.00 to IS 00. W hole x ienM.zclu.
aiveof clotliinr.necl not oxeced 1130.00 ncranaum.
Compenaatvit Ulor furaishei to a limit! number
or ttliMunM. t-insnen laugot iu rrai iH-ni jiiuiq.
malic. Apply forcMtaloruo to JAS. K. PATTER-
SON.l'b. !.. Lexington,
. ft-
July 31 lm A
INSTITUTE,
Karris Creek, Tennessee. ,
-Ko)t-
rjHK first session of tha scholMtjo year,
1 1879-80, will begin AUGUST 4th,
and continue twenty weeks, tinder the. eu
perrision of r - ', -
P.IIIMEBAUail,
assisted by competent teachers.
: Tcitiok.' Twenty per cent, offof old
logue prices. 1 Incidental fee one dollar; In
variably in advance. One half tuition duo
at (he bepinninp of the session, the balance
at the end of the session, unless otherwise
arranged. .Tuition fees are held ia part
nership until the fpenes of the school arc
paid. For further ipartlculnr address '.
july 31-lui P. MMKDAUGH, Prinv
rjAB
n ACEanil fJCJBKATT WUMSJe-
Two 19-
Jul? ai-lm A . WAJTT MOHiUi. rranVIin.Ia.l.
ceipufor li elt.and Int. atarap.
Hri'.-.ltfUililM
v will pay Agniaafeiary ot iluopermuuin
and upruan, -tt xllowa lrn tunoixtia, lUaf
fi.w sail woWful tnMnlw. W iem wkai wr ath
baupla IiH. JuUnmUimait A Ua fean JtaU, VUi.
Ju! Sl-. ' ' .
roF.r..Rirni co.. Portunt
n". lor Iwwt Affi-iy limn in
orlcU Kxpcnmvo uihdi rror
C'T"? Slinlh and exunne gnnrantwl t Ain?nt,
V ' DKtlit free. Mil W A CO , At Ul'STl, MA15B. .
X YEAUa"lcxponeftoaontii. Ont-
fit rrue. AdilrcM I'. u. v HJMiit i ,
At (junta. Main
THE CO JSTm'TIO J of TI1E CSUR) S71TO.
Sent frofl t any addrc. n rowslpt of tiwnl
Umn. Adartua tinio. P. Howell A Co., 10 Kprnce
st., ew lora. ,
n
,-3
ummmi
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
JUUSUANTt'o an order of Iha Clf-rk of
. tho Count r Court of Lincoln -rouuty,
Tcnn., upon tha suggeauon oi inanjinn.ia
tralor of th estate of : .;.
George Small, deceased,' -
of the insolvency of aaid ilcrcdsnt's estate,
notice is hereby Riven io all persons having
cUimi against said ctte to p resent them iu
the Clei W ot nid Court, auihoaitvft(u!, on r
x.Iore tho 25th of leceiiilM'il 71,fvr
pto raU distribution, or they will be froer
Urred. U. W. SMALL, Adux.
tu!v25o
Mm
Afiffl nape
M
at lUnqo KjJ&$ Corner.
rajeUcville, Tcnn., .
Wholesale and Retail
DZALEIl 121
PURE DRUGS AND 1IEDI
CINE, FINLS CHEWING .
AND SMOKING TOI1 AC-
CO, NON-EXPLOSIVE .
ELAINE OIL,
Pate n t and Family Wciae?,
.".Pare .Concord .-.Wind-
For Medical Purpose?, "
made by mysetf, and well selected stock
of all goodd usually kepi La a Ditua Stdcb.
; ' A Full Supply of . ;
Prompt and careful attention pica t Pre
seriptionj and all calls ia the Practice of
Medicine. - - -. . :
:DH. C. A, DIEHER. i
fcb.20th.TO . ' .! . '.
Stoves and Ti n-Waro
X
70S SALE AT
TII0S. J. McGAliTET'S,
WHERE you will also 'find a ieeneral
. aasortmcnt of til Stores m tho
markot, r , ;
; TINWARE
' " ' 'ft'' !
Wholesale nnl Ilctail.
. jobbing done satisfactorily or ; ;
IVO CHARGE,
4 . . ' '
ELAINE and COAL OIL,'
also an assortment of family Lamps and
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Call and examinu, next door to Wright A
Wilson's. . I in. SI
w
: A GOOD MILK COW
with calf a week old. .' Trice S20.ax
july 21-21- : Til CO. II ARRIS.
No Cure, No Pay! ;
WOULD respoctfolly announce, to th'
public that he makes the treatment of '
PILES A SPECIALTY,
and gnarantces a cure in every easo. Calf
and see me. , McELROY HOUSE, . v
julyZL " . Fayetteville, Tt!a
rVCUrk i.,l'.imM4VB,
iH.ft -rtty,M
PrivM, CbraM am
t m I lH a a.
LiMa mm4 0nU
"m. mmi m fcttr
risbir fMds, mnd
vaiwMt lafarrviftfto
bl lmlt PiUa,
bOfD Il4 IHtM If
ctaa of Kan, .
.Ucr MVTtK. OF-
eM r 'a m4
M.ab4f vmtta .4
MmUm, 4 law wi
IB lHb MIA I'14HA9
ff.M ft. Vi Mt4 ,
BUli ..
riMtM. Mo uaity
thnvM Ji4.w1th.at tb
CJ-X(Urm: Dr. A. 0
Mil. . '.rl t.
CD
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-a:
O
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Teb8
BOOSCSILUOn
Wd lock. tmtAmimg, mmm9 tfk
W "MS , t4tl W Wife, IfMtt
f VtfiHt TrtMvrwMitr. rasiMliMa
1 T4 'f 1 4 fTl --'rtiW, u ni.tr m H'iS
jf,-,c? aiM Mtai tvartn.M, Jrc m lr4
tmmmm rram. AiTir to MmL.wI. A am
. WiTtjta, Trtitmifm, it c-ta, Ophterv 4 MawpT m 1
( fwf. CSM4i tlvtMtr Cmciim. ImIswhH, L a4 '
, Cnfcr tmpuirjm It mmri in mfmi Hmnl. VWm
i 9t Kniav (fa l.iJk wttffaM Lmm w Marritatr -
. ! Dlmmm ptni-v to Wool it. Atr m tmmt .
Mai. A fcafc iW tsfavt mi crrlt rstwltt-r rS D'X pf
wuk tU J lit CPBVtfl(P, ly M ilm-ly L (tii Mtw .
"THE PRIVATE MEDICAL AD VISE
O0tn M.. aiao M V pOrntf rhoro, Hcalni lVMlity, ra4
Jm potency, ttmm Sif-a-w mmI Imt-n, c Asnm4
Kaaf4-MM, yrr mmm. Aftmsi few, CrWa mt '
I44M, Ptfirl Ulm,n mf w IterMitv
tmm f 14 rr, ttAtf .ri(f mmfwm cat
nUrr I'V" trrttpACut. tmA a fnm mtf vaiwalvU Hrsirt
"MEDICAL ADVICE." ,
A Uctut a Vnheo4 m4 Womrrthrxxl, If mtt r
ffkr awe 1mmu4 irflwa, j. TlM -mtrta UT0 (
4 m lOO UiuBtraCioffM, .. Uw m
faf it syvtwa UmJ Worltt knmr;, a4 lhaf i mA
tttfy tW MM- rrr MmdiejA H-i pblb4, st4 Mmm -rltw
M-ifivW tfUr (Ulf M " Ur aaiif pvfmtstiaO. T
KMltOV p U sperionotM FH;atriM W mv far sra.
Im-. rt kMwa.) 4 IM Jca nsitM rW
tMUMl Uati doVd, wM Urn lm4 m4 grmmt . I fjs
' ! any aufcrrH (rusbi atMMlaff 4P llltf Ba f
iri - CbroDlo- littMti--iM m msmtW
ftt tanplafg l ik. f -r Pr in ttaHjr, ivr, oi C
rmmej. (CtMMtaB onliilaiai til hir r fri4 -4
I lai frti!f wtrrJ wtikoul rbsrf.) A4-m: fr. i9t.t
lUprwry,I3N.b St ,tt. !,., M. fcavW1aaU LiK. ,
(
' PR. Pt'Tt tl Mnoti Mtfarwa ft
KUiTlHC t mi. hi
tev.wr All ran aaJmtof ( w
i mem4 hnw ttvr f atiMf aad aUra, B
Mra lkM tmmf tlf kr 9
febG
KOTICE T0mDBRS! S ;
WE respectfully heg loave to inform alt '
. pari irs that contemplate buildmg in '
urnrnt Fycttovill., that wo have opcneil.,
a shnp ono hor South of Vantm & Acklin'n
Carriago Shop, where we are prepared t
do, all kinds of Carpontcr's and . Juiner't -Work
in tha neatest, most substantial anl '
workmsnliko manner at- the very lowers "
cash juice-; entire salifaclua giviraatecU
or money refunded. We are !-o prepared
to execnta ali kind of Scioll Sawir r fropi
palter of foreign or of onr own (icala,-' -aJid
wiili tho architectural ability of
i Ithoan H. Bell
es a dra)rht?man, we are prcpsred to ee
culo designs of the Intent ffyle 6r chr h- '
a, store husvS, villas collage and p'aia -r-sidoaces
; also eslimatuH uiU on tho
sainfl Incloding brick work, carpenter'
work, palatini, glazing and 1innii work, -from
'foundation. troof,' wh'-ri'by tholuil -di
r nill know about the cost of h' Iioum ,
litforo broakinir (troand, anil WBrraifttwl !
be (loin) vrilh dispab-h and as ncit as raa tt ;
done out giJo of l-ugu city. ll" inj; try
roc'ive a very Iiltcral palronnir from th
poblic, Wo roniain renpostfiilly, ;
Br h; bell s
1
fcb. r,.
Nlllt TOWN sriii2ia.
nil. MKDKAI'JS annonnca t b
pixple of Lincoln ami ailjoinihgcoM-tit-M
that he iuU-nda tu aol) Leather of a'f
kimU at Iho lowest cuh pri'i, and will ,
fctiy Hide 'anil pay Otn highest price i
caah f'jr the aaoio. - . riov.v-ly
ajr AdvirUi-nionUar indict d in ti eor-
l r in tt-liK ,p. I,..JJ
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