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New Co-Partnership

TI'IE subscribers have taken the house recently occupied
Il Younger smith, where they intend 10 conduct GeRe
Grocery and Communication BmseSs In the of SMITH
ADAMS, and will be pleased the friends OF the
and the public generally. JNO THO. SMITH,
jan 3-dts f. \. ADAMS.
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Turnip Seed.
II.sis by 70 '''' ''''' tie" '' '"'' " "' ''
MY iiis J. II. THOMPsoS co.
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Attention Citizens!!

IIAYE YOU called nj HIRsH d STRApsgs Clothing Boo
Shoe Furnsing Establishment f You
certain yUu will call again, and those thai have
should certainly call their motto is Selling Cheap
crease Custom and Dollar Saved Is II Dollar made" We ar
still In receipt OF fresh goods by days arrival
the public IN general come ALL To H.
No Is Main street, boimccn Nown N Murrel's and A. [
Lewis. juue 2I-u j HlRSH a. SfRAUSE.
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DIN6LETs AND HAIR BRAIDs, for the Ladies'; a ane
HI and cheap article, for sale by
aug I9-diis JNO J. PURvIs Agent
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ADVERTISE NJ L N 4 .

GDis Rare and Delaf,fM Girea i"lscriminafy
withoat Money 10 all Persons Ord rny 100 from
CLARK'S GREAT
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Candy Fifteen Cents BY Wholesale,

And Warranted to keep in any Climate
No Change for Boxing or ga tage.
april 2o-dts THOMAS >. THURMAN.
IDRIME WESTERN BACON SIDES and shoulders, clo Z
i sugar cured HAMS naked aud IN bags, very inc Maca
inc, Tor sale 10y JONES n CO..
Jul, zl-,its l.ciiond, Va
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sUyE session Of the Subscribers school will
III MONDAY, September 9th.
TEBMS.-&z0 per session Of Ave months
aug lzdt7sept r. NJ. MCKINNEY.
E1URE CIDER VINEGAR, for Picking, fov sale by
II sept a.is SMITH n ADAMS.
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GEN.L SUITS oHyfUE, v. d 7. Il. II. co, |
NLyncnarRa, July ssth, ls;0
.E0Wal; !. ,, ;l!si;;s

Or and sass Sunday, Judy sis lsue Train. will fol-
~ lows,
Isa.ssess I.s!s "a win leave iy"chbag at lsas, A NJ
Paassassf Trsia No will leave Lynchburg a, $780, NJ.
and arrive q 10, T. n
Freight Train VIA leave Iynchburg at A. NJ and arrive
-Hso, r ~ Ths Train does not csfry passengers
H. II, GILL,
,tuiy ap-db General Superintendent.
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CoAP! SOAP.-a0 boxes Ola Donnion Soap In small bar.
- suitable for retailing just received aud low by
sept s-dts LEE ROOKIE n co
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
EDITED By Jennie JUNE.
Ds Lens Faces Indicate Piell?

The eTroneenS idea that man or
woman, in order TO be Christian,
Should creep quietly through the
word With lorg, sole mn face, is fast
wearing ont. and cannot be gone too
soon. What sad mistake it. is to
suppose that q man should Re gloomy
because be is devout. as if misery
were acce?tsbla TO Gcd On its own
account, and happiness an ollense a.
eainst bis dignity. A modern wri-
ter, of much wisdom and pith Of vii
ting, says: "There is ST cret belief
amongst some that God is displeas.
ed with mems happiness, and so
they sling about creation ashamed
and afraid to enjoy arythne!'-
These are the people of whom Hood
says: They thiak they're piOus
where they re-only bilious
A good man is almost always a
cheerful one. 1t is fit that bad men
should scowl, and look blue, and be
melancholy; but he who has Gods
smile of appreciation upon him,
should show its radiance in his
countenance. DR.. Johnson said be
"nevey knew villain in his life that
was not, on the whole, an unhappy
dog" And well be may be. Butt
an honest mantle man with a
good conscience. let him enjoy his
Sleep and his dinner, aud love his
wife, aud the prattle of his children
and show beaming face to bis neigh
Dor. Surely there is no worse the
ology than that which teaches that
be who has given such folneSs of JOY
tSbcasts ard birds, delights in the
pisery of men: or, that having filed
our hearts with gladness, we ought
10 give the lie 10 bis goodness BY |
wearing faces beelouded with woe,
and furrowed with Pretended happl- |
ness.
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proprietor.
WHOLE NO. 4S4.

dOlph Allsup, Thomas Gilbert, Viii
liam Pitman, John Buchanan, and
Henry Landers. be appointed a Jury Ct
View to view and mark a road, and
assess the damages, through the plan
tation of Drury Smith.
Ordered By the Court, that Joseph
Porter, Willism Lopgmire, William
Woodward, William MedliB, Thomas
Gibson, Frances Watt, Elijah Wright,
and Isaiah liant, be Jury Of View
to view aad mark a road round the
plantation OF R5bert Leonard the
nearest and ssst way.
The Court adjourned.
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HARDY HOLMAN,
JOHN whitaker,
j. 2. MCCONNELL.
WILLIAM EDMISTON,
ELI GARRETT.
Ell GARRETT.

/ Ordered by the Court, that Moses
Hardin, Thomas Edwards, William
Dickson, John Morgan. Isaac Broyles.
and Thomas TidwelI, be a Jury Of
View to view and marx or a road
Earound the plantation of Joel Payne
the nearest and best way. which be
viii be permitted 10 stop tie Old Que
when ne cuts and opens the new wav.
Ordered By the Court. that VIII
liam Shaw, William Lee, Wilson la.
Wis, John Summers, William wilson,
George Coble, and Joseph Shaw, be
a Jury of View, to view aud mark
oil, road, round The plantation Of
William Davis, md when the new
road is cut out and made in good re-
pair, be will be permitted to stop
the old road.
Ordered by The Court, that Minard
Bassham be allowed the sum Of three
dollars, for killing wolf in Lincoln
county, ever four months old, which
was proven by the oath Of Meses
Kiudale.
TIE Ceuyt adjourned until Tie next
Court in course.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

The MAN WHO MOULD Not PAY THE
PRINTER May be be sbod silh light
ming, and compelled to wander over
deserts Of guppoNder.
May he have sore eyes, and
a chestnut burr for an eyestone.
May bis sorrows double daily, and
his days lengtben in the sane ratio
that bis sorrows are multiplied.
May every day Of bis life be more
despotic than tho Dey Of -Algiers.
May he never again be permitted
TO see tie face of fair woman, and
be bored to death by boarding school
misses praciicing their first lessons in
music without the privilege OF seeing
bis tormentors.
May he on putting on tight
boot, find live hornet in :he bottom.
May he be rode on a rail, after get
tiug his boot on. with the sharp edge
up, With busbel Tag OF sand tied
to each leg. by torch light process
sion, and hissed by the boys in ten
miles around.
May a troop of Printers Devils,
lean, lank, and hungry, dog bis heels
day by day, and may the famine
stricken ghost Of an editors baby
haunt his evening lullaby, and hiss
murder in his dreaming ear.
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Ghoire uoetrg.


SUMMER RAIN
There's music in the falling rain
Where ever we may be,
In sonne lone shsdowy forest dell,
Or out upon the ses.
Be they the drops CT summer time,
Or those of joyous spring,
There's music in their liquid tones,
AID in the thoughts they bring.
1t beateth in the briery lane,
The dust, with silvery feet;
And bendeth into billowy waves
The golden fields of wheat.
And in the gloom of summer woods.
Upon the silent stream,
1t falls with flow as soft and low
As voices in a dream.
Yes, there is music in its tone,
Amid the quivering leaves.
Or dropping on the pebbled path,
That skirts the cottage caves.
And the trees and flowers smilsup to heav'
And the sunny fields of grain,
Asif in worshipping for this.
The blessing of the rain.
Oh thoughts of all things beautiful,
1t bringeth with its sound,
When 1t poureth out its glittering drops,
Upsn the blooming ground.
For as the song of earliest bird,
Or the brooklet's pleasant chime,
1t brings to mind the thoughts Of youth,
And dreams of olden time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

shadowi You thought that young
girl could love you, that girl radi-
ant with youth aud hope, all the
giery and brightness of lie, before
whose feet tue future stretches oct
green, and fresh, and smilipg. You
thought you con!d win her ! Selfish.
iDsensaie, mad p
Concluded nert foeek.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

On the body of a young nan who
committed suicide the other day, by
stabbing himself with a bar Of soap,
were found the following touching
lines:
| thought her mine; IL:hought the world
,Shone forth with Joy forme;
ldidn't dream iu after years -
Its Jolly should see,
But 50 it proved, Isought her hand
{ really thought I'd get her--)
But Oh !alas her answer came,
Her mother wouldn't les Der p
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
MoSpAY. Augnst 23 lSl2

MONDAY, August Zo, 1915.
The Court met according TO al
journDent.
On John Raiuy producing three
wolf scalps in open Court, under iouT
months old, and making oath th1t
be killed them in Lincoln county. it
is ordsrsd By The Couft;, that he be
allowed the sem OF SIX dollars fertile
same. Issued 28thof August, 1878
Richard Bassham producing wolf
scalp 10 open Court, over four months
old. aud 1t appearing that be killed
said wolf in LincoIn county, il is
therefore ordered by the Court that
he be allowed three dollars for .he
sane. Issued 23d Of August, 1913.
The Court adjourned.
f7o BE- eoatin9ea)
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

FRIDAY, the 2Gth February, 1918.
The Court met according to ed
ijournment.
Vance Geer granted a Tavern Ii
cense, and entered into and acknosl-
edged his boad.
Brice NJ Garner granted Tavern
License, and entered into and ac-
knswledged his bond.
Ordered by the Court. that Moses
Nieholds be allowed three dollars for
killing a wolf over four months old,
in Lincoln county, which scalp was
destroyed in open Court, agreeable
to an act Of Assembly 10 such eases
made and pravided. Issued Goth
February. 1913.
The Court adjourned until to.mor-
row morning, 9 o'clock.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
IGimoln "Reminiscences.
LEN CCLNJ
COUNTY COURT RECORDS.

Counties for Wolf Scalps-Road
Commissioners Appointsd-Co
tract to build tie Jail, etc.
TUESDAY. 2sd February. 1913.
Tie Court met, according to ad.
journment.
Ordered by the Court, that james
Coons be allowed three dollars for
killing vol over six mouths old. in
Lincoln county. Issued 23d Febru-
airy, 1873.
The Court Adjourned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

An able judge was once obliged
to deliver the following charge to
the jury: Gentlemen of The jury,
in this case the counsel on both sides
are upiatelligible; the witnesses on
both sides are incredible; and the
plaintiff and defendant are both such
bad characters, that to me it is in.
different which way you give your
verdict"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

SISTER AID MOTHER. These are
ties which, like the invisible strings
of conscience, bind man to the world
of kindly affection, and are the last
things forgotten when one leaves HE
The .narrisge relation may be one o.
pure and uninterrupted felicity; there
may be 10. cloud in its whole happy
horizon; it may be even sunny and
flowers spring in it at dyery season
Of the age; bnt even these happy
ones WAC are in this chine oil bliss
remember long and late the claims
of sister or mother to their best al
fections. The feelings inspired by
both sister and mother are all derv-
ed from sources pure as thu Diylni.
ty that inspired them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

A SCHooLAIAsTER WANTED. The
las. Legislature of Texas, it is ssid,-
contained thirteen "men of mark.
Not one Of them could write bis name.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

In fishing We have occasionally
seen big pike watching a bai'. aBi
evidently weighing the chances be-
tween getting good diouer aud be-
ing good dinner. He should have
been able to weigh very accurately
--he had SO many scales.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08
Up the Hill q BerrJias.
On sunny summer morning,

On sunny summer morning,
Early as the dew was dry,
Up the hill went berrying;
Need tell you-tell you why?
Farmer Davis had daughter.
And it happened that 1 knew
On each pleasant morning Je~ny
Up the b.! went berrying ZOO.
Lonely work is picking berries.
So | joined her on the hill;
Jennie DEAR" said l, your baskets
Quite too largefor one to fill"
So we stsid--we too-to eli it,
Jenny talking-I was still
Leading where Inc hill was steep,
Picking berries Up The kill.
This is Up bill work." said Jenny,
So is life," said l, shall We
Climb 1t each, alone, or. Jenny,
VIII you ccme and climb with me?''
Redderthsh the blGshins berries
Jenny's cheeks moment grew
While, without delay, she answered
Twill come and climb with you ,''
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FalpAY, .he 18th MAY. 1913.


TIE Court met according TO ad-
joorament
Abel Murray resigns the olice Of
a Constable in Lincoln county.
We, the Commissioners for the
town Of Fayettt'iie make return TO
the Court as follows, to-wit:: We
met in said town On the fourth Mon
day 10 May. 1872, and LET tie bull
ding OF the Jai. in said town to Johu
aud George CtnniDsbam, at oDe
thousand nfue hundred aud seventy
seven dollars; the size and dimensions
can be seen in the bond we took Tor
the performance of the work. Wit
ness our hands.
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SATURDAY morning. 9 o'clock.

OArUhDAf morning, y CLOCK.
| The Court met according to ad.
iJourDment.
! Ordered BY the Court, that Alex
ander Moore be allowed the sum OF
three dollars for killing a wolf in Lin
coin county, over four months old,
which scalp was destroyed in open
Court. agreeable TO an order of the
General Assembly. Issued 9th
February, 1913.
Ordered By the Court, that Isaac
Parker be allowed the sum Of three
dollars, for killing a wolf over four
months Ole, in Lincoln county, which
scalp was destroyed in open Court, a.
greeable to an act Of The General AS
eembly in such cases made and pro-
yided. Issued 9th February, 1913.
George Ii. Hopkins was allowed
Tavern License, aad entered into
bond.
Alexander Mclaughlin resigos
the Office of Constable, and Thom-
as Smith appointed q Constable In
his room, and took the oaih of Office
and entered into bond agreeable to
law. -
Thomas Young was appointed a
Constable, took the oath of Office, and
entered into bond to Willie Blouut.
Governor.
The Court adjourned till next
Court in course.
MoNDAY, the Oath day of May, 1918.
The Court met according to all
journment.
Ordered by the Court, that John
P. Mcconnell be allowed twenty dol
lars for holding Court in his house
up to this term. Issued Cd June,
1878.
1t is ordered by the Court. that
the tao acting Justices Of the Peace
in each Captains Company in Lin
coin county is to adjust and pro-
portion the hands to each overseer
of the roads 10 the bounds OF their
Captains Company, and report the |
same to next term Of this Court.
Ordered by the Court, that James
Davis, Joseph Campbell, Joshua Ew-
ing. Travis Carter, Drury Smith,
William Young, Richard Middleton,
and Daniel Mckinley, be Jury Of
View to view and mark off road
the nearest and best way from Giles
county line, where The present road
crosses. that leads by the Salt House,
10 the Madison county line, in d.
rection to Huntsville. Issued 15thl
of June, 1878.
Ordered by the Court, that Rob-
ert Moore be allowed for killing one
wolfoyer four months old. also FIVE
wolves under fanr months old, ferl
which be is to be allowed for accor-
ding to law-say Sl3-
On the petition Of Joseph Gracy,
it is ordered by the Court, that Kin
cheon Hauleomb, Daniel Lee, Ran
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-09-08

Nothing mere completely battles
one who is full Of trick and duplici-
ty, than the straightforward and sim.
ple integrity in another.
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f9eint iepen 9an,fag.
Wreis: 3wei Dollnrs> in balbiabriser
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Bur Mr. 2445, @t. Yaul, Minntlota.
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