Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-06
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y Aud graphing foes each Other slahshtef, Z =
: For such as she howisweet to d7el SSs1}o!
Is Mylove, my irslthe Majors daushtsrdZ
4 I, Poor Pete! I'm sorry for him
its 50 [, bad to be in love, far away
from home and friends, like HIM
& However, we had some turnip-
greens yesterday, and he pitched
in pretty braslr.2 I'm in hopes
he'll get over it yet, and aact more
like man. jZeH sd5 rci ~ bneeI
:. But here5I am a running on
about love and all that, and there's
the coffee to iparch and the hen to
pick. ! What do you reckon we
had to- give for hef2i Seventy-fve
cents, by the holyipoker; and 50,
poor it took her IAN hour to lay IL
! Where all your chickens, Bob? =
If YOU had them downiiere, You
could make more . ono eggs and
chickens than you ceyer, didochfck-
en- fighting. There's money !
though, in that Dominicker. q You
remember that day In old John
Robinseh's zSt,ble-a gay Sunday
warn't it? Did Ed. ever pay you
the w There noW-fhere's the
drum. for dress-pafade,9 at which,
my presence is respectfully solicit,
ed avau -9} Il n0a.eJgoTG yGaI
Bob, / want you to write right
away-teli me all about the, girls.
SIN, particularly. Write
erery tI,idg. The, line, is forming
no more at present from your
old friend, ,n5oo1iJ mort s3ireqme,
q -goH auoELIHU SQUIGGS. IN.
7 -P.iS. We've eat the old hem
bodyand bonesii Now about 9that
box-FIb 1keepga sharp look out
for it. Back saw-dust around the
botties+4sniugeleliiiya few cigars If s
possible,L and a fine comb, and al
deck of9cafds, It'll pay, you back
when the Confederacy1 pays me-
which they're going todo--oh yes
right away! % l.1is SoUIGGs. q
= sTaii- -T7z ..-.-.J7 ST. .ti aT3 "
Z Hocbto SIT will tell yeu a
secret worth knowing. aI Aethouss1
and things net worth half so much
have been patented, and elevated.
into business. Its this; ssirsqr,d
Ifeyou cut Ioffbthe back legs1 of {
chair, so that the back part Of the Q
seat shall be two inches lower than
the front part, it will astonishing
ly relieve the fatigue of sitting
and keep your spine in much bet :
ter-shapeI The principal fatigue =
in sitting comes from your sliding
forward and thus 3straining the z
ligaments and musclesin the smallu'
of the back oThe7 expedientsI i ?
have advised will obviate this
tendency, and gasl1have suggested, g
add greatly, to the comfort and !
healthfnlness of sitting position.
a The Yankees are chatting under
the construction V of ,Grtifcations
BY TIE British opposite Detroit
One of their papers says e5j .re 4
The construction, of forti6ca-
tiont opposite, Detroit cannot be
for defensive purposes, for there is
little there to defend, and that
would he no better place for an in :
yading force to enter Canada than ,
many others on the liver. The
fertilization is nerelyito threaten
Detroit .bXnplqeiipqs, gums within
Smelling distance. b!9 1t is vast ~.
more menacing{ than squadron
on the lakes would be. 1t is a viz,
.olation of national comfy, and a
hostile act, and should be met by a
prompt protest and a. demand for
explanation by. our Government. /
The Postmaster General lately
wrote TO a postmaster in Virginia
that his office must be discontin-h
ued, in consequence Of its prox-
unity to another office. The.
postmaster replied, complaining
bitterly of the discohtinuance
mot for the sake Of the, salary /
which was 62a cents a week-bht,
on account of the charge of fror-
tmity,. for, said he, 81 never was
guilty of proximity in my hfeYt'
~ u-t44.-s s-1-.ecss =. .----lz. = -iefl4
"Fine complexion Mrs. I'll. hast
got,"o said Brown ito his ffiendt
Bistles, the eartistIalieI know it, y
replied the artist;tsshe and l buyt
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