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Ratification of Cincinnati Nominees.

BUFFALO, May 18.-The Liberal Repub.
llcans held n large enthusiastic meeting
here tonight to ratiiy the Cincinnati
nominees. St. james Hall was filled TO
its utmost capacity. RIO. Woodruff, q
personal friend of Mr.. Greeleys, presided,
with large number OF Vice Presidents,
Speeches were made by VIM. Darschel.
mer, late U. s. District ATTORNEY for
Western New York, and Jas. N. Humph.
rey, late Democratic member Of Congress
from this district.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 1S.-The Protestant
Episcopal Convention Of the Diocese oi
Ohio, will meet here Wednesday next
About 400 delegates arc expected
Government architect Mullet was hero
today in consultation with the Commits
sioners to select grounds for public build:
lngs. No conclusion was reached, and
another consultation will be held tomor'
row. The choice OF grounds will proba'
bly, not be made this week. It Is thought
by persons we'll advised that the govern
ment will allow half million but moi
much more for grounds.
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KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May 13-The' re.
port telegraphcd from hero last Saturday
night, that Col. Van Horn, editor Of the
Jourau! Of Commerce, made a speech en-.
dorsing Greeley and Brown is false. No
such speech was made, and the report
was evidently telegraphed for malicious
purposes. The journal Of Commerce will
contain leading editorial tomorrow
looking to the cooperation Of the Conred,
crate element with the Republican party
on the'ba Of the position Of Lonpstree,
and Moseby: Il fOreshadows important
movements in Missouri.
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Taylor County Republican Conven.
tiOn.
pRuSrrrOwS, TAYLOR Co., ", vA.,.l
NAV Il 1877 n


pRuSrYTowS, TAYLOR Co., W. vA.,l
May u, 1879. u
10 pursuance Of the call Of the State
Republican Exective Committee, the del.
egaIes appointed to the County Conven.
ton met at the court house and proceeded
toorganize, when, on motion, ]. G. Elem.
lng was made President aud W. s. Rich.
ardson Secretary.
On motion. j. W. Burdett, W. s. Rich.
ardson, John W. Bates, T. L. Davis, J.
!. Moss, Thos, B. Sinclair, Elijah Marker,
Il. sinsel, NJ. s. Fleming, A, j. Mcdaniel,
J. II. Gather, J. G. Fleming, Moses Nc.
Daniel, 4. I. Davidson, j. West, P. T.
Bartlett. R. q. Gather, s. P. Bailey, Deni.
Bailey. D. G. Coplin, r. II. Means, c.
Gore, John Raymond, l.. G. Painter, B.
:. Wilson, Jas. Luzader, Wm. d. RAY,
John sntder, Vim. Snider, G. Call, l.. Ii.
,WeIlen, Jas. Conn, Moses W. King.
ESid, VIM. Robinson, Wm. Thomas G.
w. Brown, L, Raymond, p. RohrbauGll,
w. A. Turner, John W.. Mason, r. Harr,
n: Hsrr, 5. Giles, Samuel IIibbs, II. p,
nixon, jas. Scranuge, Eugene Scranage
Nelson Gray, s. Behan and Joseph 4,
noe were appointed delegates TO the
Republican State Convention which
IS TO convene nj Grafton on the 23d
INST, for the purpose Of appointina
delegates to the National Republican Con
yenlton, to'be convened IN the CITY o
Philadelphia, on tho 9th of June next, fol
the purpose Of nominating candidates fOl
President and Vice President.
On motion the following resolution wa.
adopted: isll - ..,,.
RE@lsed, That the delegates appointe,
BY this Convention to represent this couu
yin the State Convention, 10 be held a
Grafton. on the 23d inst, arc hereby in
sIEuctCd TO vote Tor no person as n dele
gate to the Philadelphia Convention, VIII
9Opposed to the denomination Of U.
GHnt for President and Schuyler Colfa;
Tor Vice President
On motion j. W. Mason, r. L. Davis
l. c: Stalnaker, j. @. Fleming and ]. W
6'ntdett were appointed a County Execu
1--we Committee.
On motion the Wheeling 1NTEL1ldEN
CEa and Grafton Sentinel DO requested I,
lion. H4e '' '"1 -
on motion ReSolued, That this Conven
uoa now adjourn.
~ j. G. FLEMING, President.
W. 3 RICHARDSON, Secretary. -
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Sad Case Of Drowning.

KETHsBURs. Ills, May 13.-John
Calhoun, an old citizen Of this place,
drowned yesterday afternoon about three
o'clock, by the capsizing Of his boat In
which he and his wife had been out rid.
ing. They were returning and were
near the shore in front of the town when
striking across the current the boat was
overturned. The accident was witnessed
by number Of citizens and though every
effort was made to save them only the
woman was saved. His efforts to save
bis wife was probably tho cause of his
drowning.
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Fire at Mabashn. Minnesn,n. ,l

MILWAUKEE, May 13.-A fire at Wa
basha, Minnesota, early this morning, de,
stroyed large elevator Of q. W. Holmes
s. Co. The losses are rs follows: L. e.
Kellogg & Co, $15 900; ]. Diamond, $70O
farmers, $500. Holmes loss IS about
$1,000, on which there Is $1,000 insar,
ance. Kellogg Is supposed to be- fully IN,
sured, The fire Is probably the work oI
On lncendiary. The books and papers are
all saved. ..r, ls.-
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PrTraBuReH, May 13.-Weather clear
and pleasant; Mopongahela 8 feet, 0
inches and falling slowly. - )"
ST. LOUIS, May lS.-The river has risen
about feet falling rapidly. Weather
ulear and cool. 'At
NASHVILLE, May 1S.-River falling, 2s
inches on Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair
LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-River stationary,
. feet, inches. Canal 8 feet s inches.
Chute feet to Evansville. Slightly
cloudy and cool.
CAIRO, LIS, May 13.-River fallen 10
inches, Weather cloudy; ther. 7e.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 13-A private telegram
announces the arrival oi two propellors
at Marquette from Chicago, being the
first news Of any vessels having passed
through the Sault Canal this season.
A mason named Miller, at work on The
fifth story Of building being erected or
Clark street. slipped to the basement, kill
ing him instantly,
A FIRE at Farley, Iowa, yesterday morn
ing destroyed the elevator of Il Scott
with $4,000 bushels ot grain.-Loss S, 900
insurance $1,000.
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Weather Rerort.
war DEPARTMENr,
oPrIoH OF THE CHIXF SIGNAL OFHcER,
WARRINGTON, D. c., May 1880 r, y,
PROBABILITIES,

The falling barometer with southerly
10 easterly winds and increased cloudiness
Tor Tuesday, from the Western Gulf to
tho Lakes with threatening weather and
probably rain from the Missouri Valley
TO the Upper Lakes. The rising baro.
meter Is generally clear and pleasant
weather, and westerly to northerly winds
from. Florida, northeastward over the
Middle and New England States. The
latter shifting to easterly and southerly
over the Lower Lake region. The
area Of the low barometer Is apparently
advancing eastward towards the north.
west dangerous winds arc not antlcapat,
ed ed except possibly for Lakes Superior and
Michigan on Tuesday. . :
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, MIcH., May 1S.-Thc Free
Press will publish the following dispatches
tomorrow, showing the gravity Of the
situation at the Calumet and Hecla Con.
per Mines, in Haughton county, on Lake
Superior:
HAUGHToN, May 13.
Governor Bdld,Cin:
The situation is alarming; will want
more than company. Please use all
possible dispatch. 60
[signed,l BARTHo1nmw SHEA,
'lr Sheriff.
HAuouToN, May 10.
Governor Bdldwin:
The rioters have rescued the prisoners
from me and taken the arms from nv
men. Want troops very badly. We arc
overpowered.
[signed, BARTHOLOMEW SHEA,
Sheriff.
The company Of one hundred regulars
under command Of Major Kinzie Bates
that lett Detroit Sunday morning on the
steamer Atlantic, were detained upwards
Of twenty.tour hours by the steamer be
coming aground near Elk Island, in tht
St. Clair river. The Atlantic got of anC
departed on her voyage at 0 o'clock thil
morning, Should the disorder increase 6
company OF State troops will be sent t
the scene OF the difficulties. a
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Altitude Of tho Democratic Press OF
Illinois.

sPRNaFIELD, May 1S.-The STATE Reots.
Ter publishes list Of forty.seven Demo.
cratic newspapers In Illinois, forty.iour Of
which support Greeley and Brown, and
three advocate the nominating Of
straight Democratic ticket at Baltimore,
There are twenty.nine other Democratic
papers in the State to hear from.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-14

a NEW ENGLAND editor lamen,s the
SssSuence W. que Of the age, as shown by the
ssIa HSIouaiIy decreasing proportions of penny
CAKES Of maple sugar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-14

uaLaE LaE Speaker OF the Massachusetts
NV s's o. Representatives decided recently
n.,S,. ,s tae aosurdity Of q motion was no
pNlAmentary objection to lt.N
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 13.-Tho Municipal Coun-
Gil OF this city has voted in favor Of the
construction Of tramways throughout the
citV.
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For Additional Dispatches w EovrtA Paoo
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-19
LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTusvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND viCan I,,,lI
TY-SrEPHEN ..OOF. OLlce, Hamilton WA ar
store, address Titusv.ne, Pa Assistant Johh '''
''IlyrIj 'TIliTusyILLE, CHURCH Et?r' AND vicMasa Msn
TY-U. ii THOMAS. Once and address, '"""
sion House. = itusyile, ia. .,oucr IR.
SUAMBURG AND VlCINlTt-GEon,'mrins ,'ris PA
VIM Office, shamburg; resideHce Iitus'"''
Assistant. A A. West. e,p BPAN
ENTERPRISE pLEASANTylLLdET,o Leo VAN
FARM AMI Prr,'GLI W. HEu pleas
VLIET Office md address. Chase ouo
antville Assistant, II. G. IIuntingt n;,v n, CHAs
TIDIOUT AMI WEST Hlt kon.sa,. "a. Tidi
CLARK. Ofice and address. Exp ESD on'ce'
,ute. pa Assistant. T.. G Beardsley, ,,c,NJry-
PETROLEUM CENTRE ANp VlII.,m Cen
LEVI MASON Once andaddress, Petroleum
re, Pa Assistant Charles Blackfordo =, ..,;ct living
rARR AND BLOOD FARMS and DieuiSs Ts,n ,3't to
IN Oil Creek and Cherry Run, from slnry s.adress
icClintockville--JAN A ANESSAUNDEhS. S.Aurders,
Iarr Farm, Pa. Assistant Lurner D.
Charles u. Cochran aud Willian m1V' m R NO
McCLINrnCKyiLLE, OIL Ciu. Reno, Pa
A. S. WtSr. Address, Oil Guy VI '
FKANn>niN, ALONG THE AILFdR, R,rronnklin,P:
Err wILBKk Office and address, = paIRENs
SCRUBG ASS, FOSTER FAnM FAn,ivypI'D. ~ Oii0
LiNDIN,i-RICuARD w. REDfIsLn " Po
and address scrubgrass, Ia Assi'tah'' :"
terfieId, address Emlenton, Pa. ~,,rr and T. Y
WEST VIRaINIA-C. ID. ANaEv v;roJna
OOK Address. Parkershurg. Mest Mestn.6n COZ
Roberts PetrOleuyh EorPo~
msy3-di,.
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CAU HgON.

The public ia autioned rgansi employing any
Mt the reenarh authorized AGENTS of the C0npa,
ny, since the Roberts Patent cover the use o ,llc
Torpedo and al explosive materials for oil wel's'
and the use of III ii materials by other parties ~
direct infringement of their rights Any parties nv
ringing any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS WI. ,,' We
iea,t with according 10 law, and as acting w,n.,;
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts ,,.;ross
With view to accomin oda,e Oil Men in every pau
OF the Oil Region. They have employed tue nlu,s s
eficient AGENTS ard Assistants that can be proru,bS
for the business LAch Torpedo l. labeien T, Tor.
date nf PATENTS together with the price OF the 10.
pedo, and signed by an officer of the Compa., Il,
every Operator wis ing Torpedo may kho" u"
prce and whether 1t came from our o;iics b;s
Operators viii confer Il favor by reporting " '"'-
Onice any negligence of Agents. .,,,o,p.,
The following named persons have been aPpg"' Ppom
al Agents and Assistant AGENTS for the On hes''N
of PENNSYLVANIA ard West Virginia.
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d ~ PIANO Co, n. V. lst class $500 No
~ fs agents. Names OF patrons in 40 states
in Circular.
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noBERrs PETROLEUM ToRppDo co
TORP EDOES.
THE ROBERTS ne
PETROLEUM TORPEDO CO.
... Office ut the
RED PLANING MILL
Cor or OF Pine and Second Streets.
Near the iatirondJ
TITUSVILLE, Pa.
aoBERrs PETRoLkUM ToRpBpo co

Owing to the large and increasing demand for the
Roberts Torpcloes, and the late decision of ,hc
Commissioner of Patents IN refusing 10 Vim Reed
patent. and the decision Of Judge z. & ,,ncr .us
taiuing the i,oberis' patent they have Low EhED
the price OF their Torpedo,s
TNENri PER CENT
30 that every Operator can ailori 10 Try Torpeto
before abandoning Wei.
Inc following is the decision rendered by judge
Grier on the twenty second t22l day OF September
1862, in the United states Circuit Court Mt PMadei
phia. The case was argued three days by Uharle,
NJ. Keller Of New lork, IS. \, Lucas and : A. pur.
vance of Pittsburgh, Tor defendants, and George
Harding OF fhiIaielphia, and George H. ,hialy, ..
Plltspurgh, Tor Fa,utlN.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-19

Butter and chesse are almost indisrens-
BILE articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy: hiit. an inordi
nate nse of either causes Indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gatfney's Sunday CGH-
fort. Judiciously used will remove both OF
theve tronb.ss
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SNTA M ERING.-Drs White " Altman, 402 9TH
- av.. New York References from clergyinei in
this city. no pay until CIR d. Send for Circrlar.
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The Mormon Wife.

Now is the time for Agents 20 secure territory for
his thrilling and fearless book. l comprises the
Adventures and Experience of a womap-writen
b. hers.lt-for years the wife # u Mormon Proph.
et-diAcosrg all that is mysterious, wicked and
starting, abound in thrilling adve' ture, humUr.
Ous AMI IA hetic sc nes-the most fascinating hook
eAtan; Steel Torrrait of the Authoress, portraits
OF leading Ne,mons, both men anu women Life
ard Scenes In U,ah. e'c So OIL bv Agents. For
circulars address, HARTFORD PUBLISHING CO,
Hartford, Conn,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-19

rJ,HE FEMALE SOLDIER! UNShXED; Ur,
i The Female Soldier ho Th,i ling Advcn
lures. Experiences and Escapes of Woman as Spy
Scout and Nurse, in Caaip-, Ba tie Fields and Ho,
pitals 1? fuii page iu-tra' ions, and p rrrait OH
steel. This absorbing book, elegantly ILLUSTRATED,
crown Svo and beautifully bound In cloth. chilly
or =nted ia back and god. Is sold only by sub
fcriptiOn. Price 81 25 Piiiade'phia Publish'n
Co.. hila eli hia, ia. TIE Agents who first send
% for outfit will get the territory for this fast.
sellu < book 81 . -.
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cB- GAFFNEY keeps cons 'anlly on
nd Scotch Ale and London Porter, espec
ally for family use.
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FOR 8 ALE.
Foundry and N1achiun shop in DusI

ore, Sullivan County, Pa
The only shop in the comfy. or within 20 miles.
situated on the :. X e. X within a short die
and lumber countv Plenty of saw mill and mist
mi work. Lot 100 by 200 on corner, Bu ding ..5
* g. All necessary to ls patterns, TASKS &c Sat.
rfctory reasons given for selling For par c liars
call on or address John sullivan, Dushore, Sullivan
County. Pa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-02
FAYETTEVILLE!'
SHELBYVlLLE!
HUNTSVILLE!
NASHVILLE!

In the above catalogue of Will
ages, it will be observed that Fay
etterille stands at The head of the
list. And why is it thus? Sim.
ply because NJ. C. Atkinson aud
Dick Petty are determined to
make it the first aud mast deSira-
Die Hdrd,cdre market IN this section
of country. They also propose
throwing in Pulaski. aud a pur-
ton OF the Neao County, and still
make Old Lincoln lead the van.
They most cordially and eapeci-
ally invite the citizens Of this
county to give them a call, and
examine for themselves. They
will exchange their goods for all
kinds of country barter, and make
it to the interest of the farmers,
blacksmiths, carpenters, and me-
chanics of all trades, land every
body elsr to purchase .heir Hard
tcdre of them. Remember the
place. The old Hardware stand,
Arcade Building, near the Hutel,
Fayetteville, Tenn.
ATKINSON & PETTY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-02
MARGINS MILL,
a Card.

Mr. n. o. WAL ACE-I desire to an
nounce through the OBSERVER, to my old
friends, acquaintances and the public, that
after an absence Of two years and more, /
have returned to Fayetteville to remain for
time, among those with whom have en-
joyed such pleasant associations in other
days. Aud desiring that my stay may be
mutually beneficial, as we'll as pleasant, and
having no knowledge Of anything better CAL
culated to make it so, than by supplying
the wants OF the people in any goods, hav-
ing more experience in that than any other
branch of business, have brought with me
splendid stock OF Dry Goods, recently pur-
chased by myself in the Eastern cities,
which, in consequence OF not being able to
secure house on the Square, | am now o.
pening, for the present. in the large brick
store-house of W. o. Price, on the street
leading out West from the Square, where
will be pleased to meet with, and wait on all
who may favor me with their presence and
patronage. My stock embraces a general
variety Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots, Shoes Hats, and ready made
Clothing all OF which will be sold at the
very lowest figures for cash. The object
in selling this stock OF Goods is not so much
to make money on them, as to convert thom
into ready cash, which is very much needed,
Hence, they will be sold at such prices, as
cannot tail to satisfy the closest buyers
They were bought right, aud will be sold
cheap. The location may be Objectionable
to sOme--that need not be so--the best
can do at present. The Goods are all right,
and also the prices, Germs cGsh.l All are
invited to examine goods and prices.
april25-tf w W. PETTEY.
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Moore County.

And more new goods q. the
green brick front, which we are
selling with q rush" COME at
once and see eur japanese silks,
ladies hats, and Grape paras4is;
boots. shoes, and hats, we make a
speciality OF and will not be nn-
dersoid by any establishment in
the State. Space will not permit
our entering into particulars. as
we desire to append one OF our
many testimonials that our worthy,
Governor has favored us with:
Executive MANSION,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 10. 10 {
MEssRS. MURRAY & MORGAN =
GENTs-There is nothing in my
policy which | would sooner par
don than selling cheap goods
Please send ne a pair of your
French calf hand made bouts. one
of your most genteel soft hats.
two pair of your Soc. under shirts,
2 dUz of your British socks
Mrs Brown ls delighted with her
Japanese silk pattern and Grape
parasol ; will send for some of
your cheap carpeting soon.
Truly yours, JOHN G. Brown.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-02

g Feeling it cur duty to do
our lart in furnishing the neces-
saries Of life 10 tue world, we no.
tify the people OF Lincoln and
Moore and adjoining counties,
that we have stock OF goods suit,
ed to the wants of old men and
women, middle aged persons, or
those who have reached the prime
of life. For the young boys and
girls we have such articles as will
enhance the beauty of one and i'm
prove the appearance of the other.
We have not forgotten the little
folks, nor did we neglect the ba-
bies. All are cordially invited;
our stock is full and complete.
Tryus. TT. GRAY s. Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-02

@ La another column will
he found the announcement OF our
Representative (Col. J. D. Till.
man.. in the last Legislature, as a
candidate for the Senate from this
district-Lincoln, Marshall and
Franklin. He has been very gen.
orally spoken of as the man for
1he place. Although the county
Of Marshall has been added to
this district, we believe that so
far as Lincoln and Franklin are
concerned, the right to the Senator
next time, ID conceded to Lincoln.
If, however, the people of the
district should be of opinion that
either of the other counties ought
ts have the Senator in the next
Legislature, we have no doubt
Col. Tillman will abide by any
rule of rotation which may be
established.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-02

60 An old and long headed
Republican, who was a member
of the New York Senate twenty
five years ago, has sounded the
leaders of both parties in New
York and finds the Greedy and
Fenton Republicans almost unani.
nous for Cincinnati, and the Demo-
Gratis patiently waiting for their
time to strike a decisive blow. In
closing a letter to the Sun he
says: "Of one thing all may feel
assured, the influential minds in
the Democratic party of New
York are determined to take the
course which will most certainly
lead TO The defeat of Grant in No
vember, and in this supreme hour
they will set their faces against
embarrassing the main Issue by
minor or irrelevant issues"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-02

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, Feb. o. y.
Mr. NO, Wallace -SIR-Please
let US say TO the people Of Lincoln
county through the OBSERVER,
that we are now opening large
stock of Hardware, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Farming, Black
smith and Mechanic Tools, Iron
and Steel, which will be sold as
cheap as they can be bought in
any retail house in the State
Also have fifty barrels best Hy-
draulic Cement. Liberal discount
on wholesale bill.
HATCHER & OGELvIE.
House next door 10 Wright &
Wilson's, Hatcher's old stand.
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Gard.
For the Fayetteville Observer

For the Fayetteville Observer.
FLYNTvILLE, April q, 1872.
.Ar. Eaitor--Permit me in the
name Of Surprise Lodge No. 1853,
10 OF, to return thanks to Mess
rs Peter Cunningham, Carmack,
Pullam, Seaton, Keller, Williams,
Cambron, Shelton, Edgmon, Chris
tian, and others for their kind at
tention and efficient management
in arranging the provisions on
the tables, and keeping good order
around the same, on the 26th inst.
Also, thanks to all who aided the
Order by contributing provisions.
&c, for the dinner; but thanks to
the Supreme Grand Sire of the
Universe for all the blessings we
enjoyed. WV. FL. WARREN,
Secretary.
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Public Entertalnment.

To night and TO morrow night,
Thursday and Friday, the Fay
ettevllle Dramatic Clab will give
an entertainment at the Female
Academy, consisting of dramas.
iarces, charades, music, etc. The
proceeds will be applied to repair
ing and improving the old ceme-
terry. We look for a full house.
Admission 80 cents.