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ROYAL PRINCESS CHAMBER SETS
AND
Magnificent Cottage Furniture!
TIE CRISIS IS AT HAND!

HARDY BROTHERS, Aucttoneern.
an TUESDAY Morning 10th October 1890 at 10 o'clock
~ and continue from day TO day until closed, will sell
scsount Of distressed parties Thirty Magnificent sets of richly
cash set eonPlssy match, containing number Of
pieces and manufactured By Of abe America
after the latest exquisite fashion and shape In
point Of elegance beauty finish and style csenge the
to compete with this stock and when cordially invite the at
enscn Of the PsopAnd especially ladies to this sale
we premise perIon shall be disappointed in their expectations
In addition to the above viii sell splendid
nent Paror Furniture Metallic Tree Racks head and
side patent Spring Lounges. Metallic WAshssnd SETS and four
rich and beautiful full round octave Rosewood Pianos
TeFmBs-0hethird cash, balance in four months, notes
satisfactorily endorsed payable in Bank. See bills
HARDY BROTHERS,
sep25-tds Auesioneers len,I Ar,ta Pnhlic annare
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Grass seeds.

0AA BAGS prime Germ; $50 Bags Fiouxi
QUIZ $50 barrels Flour, vari11s nrands
10 and for sale very l0E By HUGH hccRBA co.
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Nashville 30 GAINESVILLE, Hopkins
vile; RuSSeIIViIIe, sc.
CHANGE OF TIME
COMMENCING MONDAY, Sept. 24th, 1850.
Going North:
Leave Nashville at 8. 30 A n and 12 SOP NJ
Arrive at ClsrkSVille at 1910 N, and E40P u.
Going South
Leave CIarksviIIe at 400 A NJ. and P NJ.
Arrive at NAshville at s3e A ID, and 6:s5P II.
The morning train from Nashville connects at TA Station
Line, Slaughter Co.'S Daily line Of four
horse Coaches Hopkinse KY via Trenton, Pembroke &C
From HopknsVile leave for Columbus, KY PAducah,
SmithlAnd. EddyViile and HeneerIon.
The evening train from Nashville
Of Memphis Branch Railroad RUSSELL
VILE, Bowling Green, &C.
A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer,
sepso-dU R3gehsid a Kentucky Railroad
Eine Horse and Buggy fer Sale.
NE Or BOTH WILDE SOLD cheap for cAsh notes.
change for lot Of ground paving Turnpike stock e
Apply to L &B W BROWN,
sep25-dIm AZ Cherry street
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National Democratic Ticket,

FOR vICEPRESIDENT,
JOSEPH LANE,
OF OREGON.
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ELECTORAL TICKET

For the State at Large.
IANDON C. HAYNES, Of Washington.
w. C. WHITTH0RNE, Of Maury.
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according to his wishes and aiding in defeating the
admission of Kansas into the Union. at a time when
you. by your vote, given under oath, said she was
entitled to admission.
l remember well the incidents of that day of
treachery ! CHANGED to be in Washington. Great
alarm and anxiety manifested on the part of
Democratic members of COngress-in fact on the
part of all national men--on account of the threat
ened division in our ranks, which Mr.. Douglas was
about to occasion on this question arising from his
bitter personal dislike to the President. A feeling
of depression weighed heavily upon the hearts of
ali Of you. In conformity with the usages of our
party, a caucus meeting was called to devise some
means for preserving the harmony and unity of the
party. Through the kindness of one of the Tennes-
see members, | was secured admission as a specta-
tor to that caucus. You will remember the deem
and solemn feeling which seemed to pervade that
meeting, IN contemplation of the threatened deser
ton Of Mr. Douglas and his followers and of the
evils which sueh an accession to the Black Repub-
licans would bring with it. IyecQmpton and anti
Lecompion Democrats came to that family meeting
with the anxious hope of devising some compromise
that would preserve the harmony and strength of
the party. But Mr.. Douglas did not come-he
sought no compromise he asked no peace he de-
stree, no harmony; and the next morning upon the
Avenue he was found denouncng. in undgnified
terms those whom he thought he had right to com
mand but who had dared to 90 into that Democratic
caucus and seek for harmony and peace am sat
ised that you will bear witness to the truth of these
assertions however widely we may differ in Our
present line of policy. Mr.. Douglas Immediately
Identified himself and his followers with the Black
Republicans on that question and some whom he
led off into their ranks stand there 10 this day.
His associations in a great measure changed
He was closeted with Seward, with Greeley,
with Colfax, with Blair & Co. Seward gave way
and he became their leader for the time He and
they we're successful and John Brownism triumph
ed in Kansas. 1t is matter ofpubc history, which
no win deny, that for this good service, por
lion Of the leaders of the Black Republicans insist
ed that he should be reelected to the Senate from
Illinois You will remember that respectable cor
respondent from Washington TO the Black Republican
organ at Chicago, the Journal, had stated that Mr..
Douglas made great boast to him of " what he had
done in the party 10 stop the progress of slavery and
to advance freedom and of what he proposed doing
in the future to destroy the intentions Of the slave
power'-that he repeated many things 10 convince
his Black Republican associates 8 tina. he
nestly and honestly the side of the North against
the slave power. and should be found fighting in the
ranks of the great Northern party in 1S60'-and
that when enquired of if he knew where the course
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05
SALE Of Land and Negroes

Persons interested as Executors
Administrators, OF heirs, in land OF
negroes that are 10 30 sold By pro-
cess Of law, and desiring The same
rsisad 10 the Observer, viii please
mention the faet to the Clerk OF
the lawyer having charge Of tbs mat
ter; aud their wishes will, We have
10 doubt, be complied With. We cali.
attention to this matter because sew
eral persons have expressed them
selves TO Us as dissatisfied because
publication Of The sale Of property of
he kind mentioned, in which they |
lad interests, was not made IN
he Observer. t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05
The Cosmopolitan Ari Jsurnsl

We hnre received the .lcne nom.
ber of this quarterly, which is pub
lish, d by the Art Association Of
New York. 1t contains the ususl
amount Of interesting matter on
.sutijec!s connected With the arts pic:
tOrial. and several really handsome
engravidg.. The froatispisee,a view q
of otsagO Lake, once The residence
of. Feu;msre Cooper. the cslsbre-
ted Anericsn novelist. IS trasilinl
specimen Of engraving on steel.
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REapEEs.

5 The New York Reaper and Msnny's Com
b;ned Rearer and Mower may be had from the
agent. Mike Sbofner. at 500 ench, being nfty
dollars under the usuatsprice. Now is the
fine to purchase; as this indnesnent msy
not hold ont any length of time. e
arcly TO Mike shofrer. sheltyyilie,. Tenn.
June lift
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Marriagfs.
MARRIED.

In this county, Saturday 2sth ult--by
lanes B Hudson, Esq. Mr.. John L. SrEEL-
MAN and Miss MARY STEELHAN.
nth Is place, Wedre.dsy 27thnH-. by Rev.
NJ b. Dewitt, Mr.. THOMAS CoNNELLY and
Mics MARY NEALY.
s In this county, Thursday. 2sth ult., Mr..
THOMAS J. TUoKER aud Miss JANE CAROLINE
ARMSTRONG. e
In this county, Friday. C29th ult., Mr..
NATHAN GAIRr and Mrs. PATsEY Smith.
In this county, Sunday, LIST inst, Dir.
GEofeE " WHIT WORTH ard MisB DIctY
PaI,ciLLA NANcY ApALISE DEMPSEY.
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FkArrsvTLLH, FInton Co., D, Aug. ), 1884.
DR.. 0. r. BAxgE,
Dcar SRI have this dav I'D the last
bottle Of DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.
| should have written TO you sooner, but not
expecting TO sell the good supply | had on
hand. During the last yoek, however, nv
Gales have been four times as ls-ye as any
week since have had your Invaluable medi-
cine, and the demand is still Increasing.
have never sold Q medicine that sustained so
high reputation. The Lung Fever, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera IntsntuTn, Bilious Collie,
Cramp Colo, and Flux, have been very prev
alent in this vicinity the past season, and
the Pain Panacea has net failed TO cure in
every instance where it has been tried, so far
as | have heard Please send me a large
supply as soon as possible.
Very respectfully, yours,
II. ". STODDARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

A Boston correspondent Of ihe
Chicago Press says that Wendell
Philips has lately expressed The
following decided opinion Of Senator
Wilson, of Massaehusetts-to-wii. :
'.YDa could wake a better soul
out Of Tho sweepings of bar-roem
The moTaiBg after a caucus"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05
The Troublesome Flies

Biies are uHasu8l.y sbul dant tbie
season. Honsekeepers Of lopg ex-
perienee tel us that tie little Do;-
Sauces baye 10! been SO plentiful for
many years. Ssme folks assert flat
the ptenomenon is indicative Of IN
unhealthy season; but we suspect
that this is fantasy. So far. the
season has proved BY no means .
siekly che. and tie weat.'sr has
not been, as a Hhole, Suggestive Of
disease. As flies IRE undoubtedly
designed TO carry of, bystiieir MN
bers, the minute products Of insensi-
bic puirefsction which lie around !
us. snd which, if unrcnoyed, would
oecasien malignant maladies, their
increase woa!d naturally intimate
some equal increase Of the danger
Gus matter it is this mission 10 dis
perse; but tbis,,very augmentation OF
The means 10 suit the end would I
seem 10 establish certainty Of Tho
maintenance Of pure condition Of
The atmosphere-in other words a
continued dispositioneeto health. Il
is just as well to think 50. It is
just as web when the tiny creatures
annoy as as they somslimes Go by
their pertinaeity, to remember that
they are actually "blessings in dis
guise,, 'sasd perhaps il the very ef- {
Fort that most provokes Us ars en-
10 do us- some gosd de. a
spite our wish--sre seeking to re- I
NOV. son.eihing offensive, Which, 4
though invisible TO Us, their instinct S
teaches them emtraces The seeds OF ;
mischief.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

Ths man 40 cen make medicine pals
table TO childrsn = has entirely achieved
desitslie -Ierrl.. Dir, Bill has effect
ed ,his tnthe preparation Of his Vegeta-
Hs Dorm De,trcsrr. Il isa pleasure to see
he httis ores eut them, ard shat pleasure
is aiier ced l., TIE eeriaint, that they viii
destroy 81 worms 10 the iutestipes.-H nesn-
mes Gasesfs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

Mrs Rebecoa. Nsshing. a German
woman. threw herself into Harlr N
River, New York. on Monday and
vss drowned secsuse her husband
esewsd tobacco.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

In Portland, Me-. they have an
officer STYLED the "truant Officer ;
whose duty, as bis nsme imports, is
to arrest MI truants from school -du-
ring school hours, mld conduct the m
to their duties,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05
Fian CtoKih :

we bsve on-our table e handful o.
oar beads, Of the common kind.
some Of which are of an Almost fabn
Ions growth. We measured thee
; ---one xas 10, another l9. and the
third 20 inches in lsrglh!. They
grew on the farm Of John L.. .4sA1y,
Esq, ncsr i.spebturg.sr'd WerPulIsd
at random frem a Eve ncre Geld Of
the same sort.
Also, va hsvs s-mp', Of Corn
from Mr.. I'm. A. Pi!ts firm, near
Mulberry vil,ge. 1t is the common
kind Of the country,aad is large, we'll.
flled,aadin excellent roasting earcon-
litioa. 1t was pulled frem the stalk
last Saturday, the 30!h ut, aud
Others. Of the same sort, We are told,
might have been gathered seTeral
DAYS earlicr Hare; ofore, the 4thI
day Of July has been considered very
early for roasting ears But Lincoln
is improving!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

Tbs desins Of rcgueTy have no
end In Philadelphia ahifves have
assumed the gerh Of census. takers,
and improve the opportunity. to rob
tho houses they visit.
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DIARRHEA AND PAIN II THE

cAHrHAaz, Hamilton Co. o., Nov e, 1858.
Dr.. 0. n BAzgR,
NSci Estcsra>9 -Fri,rg IL have hed y
severe attack OF Disfebea, 2 tended -,ih s.vere
gr'FlHg pains, end Nss - lr~s-l ver7 low. |
tried many different medicines, .a...slI 10 10
purpose, until | go bottle o. Yerr Pain
fanseei, and eommenced its use. The 6rst
dose pu; a quietus on the ,grir1n g pains, and
had not used two twenty-five ceat bottles
before was entirely cured. / also .reeein-
mended it to friend, who was attacked Jyi.h
craTnP colo, snd su6-riuy win ezerueiating
pains, and three doses entirely cured HIM.
v. b. BARRY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

The Rst steamer brings the intel
ligenee Of the dtsth Of g.. p. H..
james, Eq, the celebrated novelist,
late British Consul to Veiics, where
he died.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

A man in Huntington. lowe,
shile horribly DISAPPEARING God, vas
struck with palsy and almost imme-
diately died
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Particular Notice.

A La-,persons who had any dealings with
IA Isaac Short deceased. since 1e45. are re-
anested to come forward and examine his hooks
in Fayetteville. There are between TOO and
1O06 accounts hich are against men who may
have forgotten them long ago. and attention
TO his notice may save them cost. Those
having claims against the estate mrst present
them to the undersigned within the time pre-
scrihed by Law, or they will be forever barred
SAMUEL TALLEY, Adr'r.
June 81, 1900 6m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

A number of cattle died recently
in Essex, EGG. from licking. pslnt
from some new buildings apen New
Moor Farm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

The Republicans Say that Abra-
ham Lincoln vas once a rail-splifter
and fllt. bost-msn. -Socb low 9ung-
catch words as .bese ar 10 be Relied
Dpon to sednce The Northern people
into "a brsbsnls bosom.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05
Opposition Eiec.or-

We learn from the Nashville E'ac,
pers, that the Opposition conven-
zion that met in Snolbyyille 90 Mon
day. the 18th ult., nOmina:ed Col.
w. T. KERcHrvkL of this place,
as its candidate fer Elscsos ~ tins
Congressional District.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

Agents
Joseph II. Barter and .'p#. IN
dersoa ara authorized travelling
agents 10 procure subscribers to the
FayetteuM 0bssreer.
Joseph Tnlker, of Charleston. o
c.. is an authorized agent Of the
FryetteriHs Observer.
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Harris q Mckinney In Justices Court.
re.s Lincoln County.

Harris d Mckinney In Justices Court,
re. Lincoln County. :
hN the seth day Of April. 1860. Rufus
~ Harris, ore Of the firm of Harris &
Mckinney, filed his written AFFIDAVIT. in my
Office praying that writ of attachment
issue against the effects Of the said Thomas
o. Gill. and the said attachment having been
returned into nv office executed BY sum-
moniug Fl. s. Blakemore as garnishee to
appear before me- and answer what he is
indebted to Thomas o. Gill, /. therefore or
der that publication be made in the Fay
ETTEvILLE OBSERVER. a newspaper published
in the town of Fayetteville, for fonr con-
sscntive weeks. eqniring the said Thomas o
Gil to appear before me at my effiee in
Peterrbufg. Oh Saturday. the S1st day
Of Sufy, 1850. ard answer said writ Of
sttchfhent, or final Judgment viii be rem
dersi against him.
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
june 21--4t--$5. Justice qfthe Peace.
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CHANCERY NOTICE
William Toiley, Admir-, and others) June
U.s. Rules,
William Perry and wife and othersl 1860.
ON motion of complsiusnts BY attorney,
W and it appearing to the satisfactions Of
the Clerk and Master from the allegations In
in the bill. that William Perry and Elizabeth
NJ Perry, his wife, are non-residents of the
State of Tennessee--It is therefore, ordered
that publication be made in the FAYETTE-
WILLIE OBSERVER. newspaper published in the
town of Fayetteville, Tenn. for four successive
weeks, commanding said defendants 20 appear
at or before the next term of the Chsncery
Court, to be holden for the county Of Lincoln,
at the court-house in the Town Of Fayette-
vii e. ON the All, Monday irs August
1890, and plead. answer, or demur to COM
plsinants' hill. otherwise the same viii be
take asconf-sscd against said defendant, and
set down for hearing eg po'te as to them.
r. FARQUHARSoN,
June 81. CLb. q M
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

lars worth Of GOODS flnFpics cosl At auction,
consisting Of staplsabd fancy Clouds, Boots,
Shoes and HAS, fine eight day clocks, lard
ware and N ade eloihipg aid many other
things too tedious TO mention. We will also
give to buyers the following handsome gifts
amounting to $4,000. 70 the largest pur-
clraseo cut OF The $500 worth of goods We will
give a gift free Of charge
Two 30 rsewason valued at'$75 o[run-
ing gear ncw.
l fne dressing bureau. valued at S25 90, the
next largest purchase.
fine globe oil lamp, stone bottom, valued at
5 go to the next largest
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05
GREAT REDUCTION III

-h-gTy CO clay
M f would most respectfully inform our
friend. and the public generally that
~e have an over stock of goods, and in order
20 reduce CIR large stock, we are determined
o sell at reduced prices, All yous,lst Walt
good goods at low prices VIII do well to call
npon TIC GOODRICH.
June 2S
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Uaisn Institute


We ask particular attention TO The
adveriiss ment Of the above school 10
.Eother column. Ii is one of tbe
best institutions Of learning in1he
cohnt,; and as an evidence of its
worth and stability, we may add
that il bas been regularly charter
ed by the Tennessee Legislature.
lis location is in The midst Of
people proreibial for their hospitali-
ty, moraiiiy, aid Ligh besriug.--t
The Principal, Mr. H IL Harris
whom to knos is to like-is a gon-
III man Of superior attainments, and
IS eminently qualified for tbs station
be occupies. The next session, III
will be borne ia mind, begins the !,
fnst Monday. in August. /
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-05

We ask the. attention Of The eli.
Gems Of Fayetteville aud .,icirity 10
the .dseriisf n,ept Of Nj III. D.
Diirer,io this PAPER H. viii here
after be ia this place at regnla,
perIot's With 9 stock Of bis sups rb
Flour, which may be bad al as low q.
price IS can bs afforded. Persons
issiring a gosd article Can be graft
fed.
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Nashville. Tenn

3reajstufs--The stock Of -four is becoming
reduced very fast, with but light receipts
We. however. notice declin Of Zoe rer bsa
IN Extra. which we new quote at SO SO fro N
hrst hands. Wequnte city superfIs at 81
@6 80 and extra Tar so per barrel, the
outside fgures beirg the retail prices
We hear OF no transactions IN Wheat to
predicate quotations upon.
Corn--We quote sc a roc, and very supe-
rior cie>of prime white would probably
command 75c per bushsl
+ Observation-Disclosures Of bacon during the
week have been very light, ard We quote Tire
extremes Of the market ~ follows: Shoulder.
S@eH, Hamy Io24, and Clear Sides ll3z
from wagons. From store pack led, = c nd
vance on these quotations is demanded
Lard - in limited request at lI@ liz in
good shipping order.
Sugar-Fair s@8ic and prime to choice
9@9S per ID in hhds-. and II @Ie advance or
these quotations in bbls; New York coffee sa-
gars lo@ll34c; crushed and powderedlll5@
l2c; loaf III a l2c.
Moasses and Syrup N Glasses in Ibis 40@45
per gallon; bali bbls 45@ 4s cents: sugar hous.
43a46. Golden syrup IN bbls 20; half Dbl
so, and kegs &c ssjlons) Csc.
Cofee--Ric 14@4,<c, Laguyfs 14@15r,
d ava iSt1 2Oc per 10
Toa-Imperial 6Oe@s1. Guupowder, boca
"a, Young Hyson 40@e0 Black 6oc@aI 70
Sa't-We quote coarse sack 81 80, and
fine at 81 60@l 40, ard barrel 1T 40c yer
eushel The stock on the market is ample t,
meet the demand
Whiskey--R ectifsd 2o@22s cour try brands
5o@75c.
Npyy Qr,e3ns Ia
Cotton-- Middling 1917 oil. Flour quiet
62ls as rs, Molasses steady 30S33.-l
Tobacco firm, choice S@ea.
GI.io--
Flour dull and unchanged. Wi.key III
Mess Pork bunyant, II se@17 rs. Linseed
bill Co.. Oats buoysnt. 37@3e4.
feyT York N. w.
Flour declined SC, 5 2516 81. Corn dull,
;23@69. Mess Pork bouyant. Is o71a Gle,
lard firm, l2@l2l.
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Commencement

We acknowledge The receipt Of
an invitation TO. attend the Sum
mer Examination at The, Columbis
Athel aom. This Is one Of the best
Schools IN the State.
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CHA NICER NOTICE.
June Rules 1860.
J. J. B1rrow

". .Att and I,.j BIZ
Vim Perry & wife q others)
4 IN motion of complainant bv attorney.
~ and it appearing to the satisfaction of
he Clerk and Master from the allegations in
the Bill, that defendants William Perry ana
wife Elizsbs,h NJ. Perry are non-r.sdents
ef the State of Tennsssee or that their place
at residence is apknown--It is. therefore or
dered that publication bemste in the FAY
RrTEv1LLE 0BsRRvrs, newspaper published
in the towriof Fayetteville, 4 ennessee for four
consecutive weeks, commanding said defend
arts to appear on or before the next term Of
the Chsncery Court, to he holden for the
county of Liucoln,at the court-honse in thu
town of Fay etteYille, on the 9Th Rsendny
in Aug uss, 1850, aud plead, answer or
dsmur TO cemrlainant's BILL, otherwise the
same viii be taken for confessed against said
defendants, and set down for hearing ca pa,te
rs to them
r. FARQUHARsoN, CM. d H
June 90