Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
Items ii News.


portable tent, Of a size adequate to
the accommodate ion Of 1000 per
sons, has boen constructed by the
New York City temperance Alliance,
designed to be removed hither or
thither, as shall bS found best.
A private letter to the Editor
from gentleman at Athens, Ala,
informs US that the lux or bloody
diarrhea prevails to considerable
extent in that part Of the country
Chattanooga Gazette, 7th.
| Advices from Texas state that an
immense crop Of cotton and corn.
will be made. Offers have been
made to deliver corn for government
supplies at San Antonio at % cents
/ per bushel.
| During the presentyear there have
passed. through Iowa city,, about 49,
200 emigrants for California, and
'1O,60) for Oregon. e
! Eggs from China, put up in pickle
in large sized jars, are now retailed
in San Francisco 1T one dollar per
dozen.
There haveheea during the pres
ent year txenty one steamboat ac-
cidents, involving loss of life. The
number Of persons killed and drowned
lis seven hundred and twenty-eight,
and figured one hundred.
| K New NoSz.--Afr Edward Clarke,
1 Of Pittsburg, publishes a statement
describing new nose made for him
4 by Dr. pancost, of that city, to sup
ply the one he had lost SOME 10
years 90. A piece Of flesh from
the forehead was sewed into the
cheeks, a gutta percha mould of his
Elther nose was placed over it to
give the proper shape, and gold
tubes were inserted for the nostrils.
He says he has now a new nose.
Secondhand well formed, with the SEN
ses of feeling and smell as fine as
they ever we're.
I SopE WoMAN.-There is now liy-
Ing in Holmes county, Mi S., says
the Lexington Sentind J, a woman
who married her first husband in
September, 1928. She subsequent
lily parted with him; and from time to
time married three others, with all
Of whom she separated. On the day
twenty-five years from her first mar
riage, she parted with her fearA
husband, attended the funeral of her
second, was married to her first, and
the marriage ceremony was per-
formed by her thtrd husband. She
is now living with her fftls or rather
lherfrst husband and doing well; and
is S Ome sronlan get.
\ New YoRK MlLK.-There is in
New York city a mill establish
me ni, and another in W llliansburg,
which furnish daily FIR consump-
ton between60OO and 1000 gallops,
Or near 10000 quarts The for
mer contains 300 cows; the latter
1900.
QUEER MARRIAGE RELATIONSHIP
We have been informed by an intel
ligent resident Of Western Virginia
that there resides neat him man
abou thirty years of age. whose
matrimonial history is as follows:
WhelT he was a child his father died
His mother soon married very
young man, and died. His step-iath-
er, but IL years older than himself,
ma ried young wife, aid died, when
our hero married his step-mother.-I
IEd shiagtOH Ae'os. y
NORTH CARoLINA.-Fhll returns of
the recent election have been received,
and the result is the election of Da-
vid S. Reid, the Demo cratic candi-
date, by nearly COCO majority. In
the Legislature, the De mocrats have
I27 Senators, and the Wings %. In
the HDuse, the DemocFa So, and
the Wings G2, making a tie on joint
ballot,-ChmleSion Ner,
The Liberty Tribu ne says the
hemp scrop Of Upper Missouri will
fall lar short of an average crop, ow-
ing t. the repeated ri ms and cool
weather. Grain is abundant.
A KISS IN THE DARK A young
girl was lately arrested in the highly
mo raj city of New Orleans, charged
with having publicly kissed man.
The girl kept coffee S tand in the
markef, and stated in explanation,
thst tie man had some coffee and re-
fused to pay unless she kissed him,