Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-21
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JAMES B. CARTY,

"AVING commenced business in -
Kill the house we'll known as the -
Gilliland s. Rosborough stand, on the sszz!s4
west side of the Square, and between. Messrs
! John Goodrich and W.. s. A. Southworth, will
keep constantly on hand CIR CERES, CON
HARDW1RE, TIN
WARE, COOPEES WARE. y STONE
WARE and VARIETIES generally.
groceries as follows (and sthers in their
proper on)--brewn, crushed, steam refined
and loaf sugar; best Baltimore, Rio and La
guyra coffee; molasses. golden syrup, mackerel,
tea. vinegar, salt, pepper, spice, rice, Oh
indigo, madden, tallow and star can
dies, roll and Toured sulphur, ginger. alum,
soda box blackipg; bar, shaving and fancy
soaps fine and common cigars and tobacco,
snuff, camphor, matches, blasting and rife
powder lead, shot, gun caps, nutmegs, &c. &c
COnfcctiOnaricS--Ca assorted, a
large variety; almonds, crackers, cakes, 80
brandy peaches. pickles, pepper sauce. -
tomato catsup, sardines, raislns, etc. etc ~
Hardware--Pocke Knives, good as
sortment; butcher, cook. straw and draw Il
knives, (hest}; knives and forks, razors, x
axes. (some (which will warranty sheep p
shears, Chapman, Emerson and Wade d Butch
er's razor strops, gimblets, sad irons. knitting
needles, pins, spring balances, brass Kettles,
large and smalr) meal selves, nails, ass'd from
the smallest to the largest; coffee mills, differ
ent kinds; wood saws, harmonicons, jews
Larps, steel, thimbles. wood and pewter faucets,
very large; German lamps, iron squares; hair,
shoe and shaving brushes; lacks, curry combs,
padlocks, wire and steel rat traps, mouse -
do, COW hides; riding, buggy and wagonkEj
Whips; spurs, soup ladies, powder horns, Dds
pens, pencils, assorted, pen holders,pock- "ss'''
ct inkstands, ass'd, marbles. gun tlints, frying
pans, cotton rope pillow lines, trout lines, bridle
bits, monkey wrenches, double and single bar
relied shot guns, spades, shovels; trace, breast.
tongue and stay chains and strctchers, with
hooks and without; names. and eorn-sheller.
Tin Warc--coffee pots, assorted, wash
pans do. buckets do, school do, large e -
spoons, small do, flesh forks, candlesticks. *
nutmeg graters, toy cups, plates ass'd,
egg whips, safe boxes, pepper do, tin cups ass'd,
candle moulds, milk strainers, punched Ian
ferns, etc. etc.
Cooper Warc--tubs, pals, buck GK-a
Its, churns, foot tubs. dippers, etc. etc. ~
Stone Wafe--crocks, jars, churns, 60
ugs, etc. etc. go -
Varieties--straw, scrub and hearth -
,rooms, brides and martingales, cedar s8
chests. wash boards. glass tumblers, cot-S NJ
on cards, ink, writing paper, toys, quart W |
tasks, books. wall paper. fresh peaches in cans, |
,ipes, common and fine, Gilliland q. Co.'S |
,ingham and cottonade. cotton yarn, etc. etc.
The LADIES are respectfully invited to
ONE and see my stock, as I have endeavored
o make such selections as would please them.
,ome one, come all, and see what you will buy.i
do not say that will sell cheaper than any t
ouse in town; but all ask is an examination I
f my stock of Groceries aud Varieties emu
nerated above. Come and see what you can
o, before you buy elsewhere.
Aug. 81. JAMES B. CARLY.