Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-03-19


"AVING commenced business in -
the house well known as the -
Gilliland s. Rosborcugh stand on the Ss5Rsr'9
west side of the Square. and between Messrs.
John Goodrich and w. 4 A. Southworth. will
keep constantly on hand GROCERIES, CON
FECTYONAR RES HARD WARE, TT N
WARE, COOPERS WARE. STONE
WARE and VARIETIES generally.
Groceries as follows (and Others in their
proper season)--brown, crushed, steam refined
and loaf sugar; best Baltimore, Rio and La
guyra coffee; molasses. golden syrup, mackerel,
tea. vinegar, salt, pepper, spice, rice, fa
indigo, madden, tallow and star. can LssZz
dies, roll and Toured sulphur, ginger, alum,
soda, box backing; bar, shaving and fancy
soaps, fine and common cigars and tobacco,
snuff. camphor, N atches, blasting and rifle
powder lead, shot, gun caps, nutmegs, &c. &c
COnfectiOn:aries-- assorted, a
large variety; almonds, crackers, cakes, 3D.
brandy peaches, pickles, pepper sauce. go
tomato catsup, sardines, raisins, etc. etc -
Hardware--Pocket Knives. a good as
sortment; butcher, cook. straw and draw "A
knives. (best); knives and forks, razors, x
axes, (some Of which will warranty sheep .
shears. Chapman, Emerson and Wade d Butch
er's razor strops. gimblets, sad irons, knitting
needles, pins, spring balances, brass kettles,
large and smal) meal selves. nails, ass'd, from
the smallest to the largest; coffee mills, differ
-ent kinds; wood saws, Harmonious. jews
tarps. steel thimbles. wood and pewter faucets.
very large; German lamps, iron squares; hair,
shoe and shaving brushes; tacks, curry combs,
padlocks, wire and steel rat traps, mouse <NA
do, COW hides; riding, buggy and wagon f[1J
whips; spurs, soup ladies, powder horns, I~iTG
pens, pencils, assorted. pen holders, pock-'S@
ct inkstands, ass'd, marbles. gun flints, frying
pans, cotton rope pillow lines, trout lines, birdie
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 a corn-sheller.
Tin Ware--coffee pots, assorted, wash
pans do buckets do, school do. large - n
spoons small do, flesh forks, candlesticks. x
nutmeg graters. toy cups, plates ass'd, - -
egg whips. safe boxes. pepper do, tin cups ass'd,
candle moulds, milk strainers, punched Ian
terms, etc. etc.
Cooper Ware--tubs pals, buck e<A
cts, churns, foot tubs, clippers, etc. etc. NJ
Stone W1re--crocks, jars, churns, ees
jugs, etc. etc.
Varieties--straw. scrub and hearth *
brooms brides and martingales. cedar gsA
chests wash boards, glass tumblers, cot ESN}H
ton cards, ink. writing paper, toys, quart w
TASKS books. wall paper. fresh peaches in cans,
pipes, common and fine, Gilliland d Co.'S
gingham and cottonade. cotton yarn, ETC. etc.
The LADIES are respectfully invited to
come and see my stock, as have endeavored
to make such selections as would please them.
Come one, come all, and see what you viii buy.
do not say that will sell cheaper than any
house in town; but all | ask is an examination
Of my stock of Groceries and Varieties emu
above. Come and see what you can
do, before yon buy elsewhere.
Aug. 81. JAMES b. CARLY.