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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-04
State Of Teane,sse, Llnealn Cou .Iy
John S.lIivan vs.. Gcorge J,l nson.

John Sullivan vs.. Gcorge j. nson,
TN this cause il appearing by affidavit. hat de-
L fenea George Johnson is Justly ind BIZ i
to the plaintiff and is a nUn. resident of the
State of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary pro-
GEES of law eaanet be served or him, ard an
original attachment having been LEVIED on hi,
property-it is. therefore, 3ordered that p,slli-
cation be made in the FAYETTEvIELE UIs AR-
YER, newspaper published in the town Of
Fayetteville, for four successive weeks COM
manding the said George Juhnson to appear
before me or some other aciiug Justice Oi The
Peace, at ray Office, in the 9Th Gill District Il
said county, on the 4ths day OF o. tobvr. 1872,
and make defence to said suit against him, or
it wllIb proceeded with ex raris.. , .,-
april 4, 1872. w. u PRICE. J. 2,
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Sales to Take Place

s=Allsales-o property advertised
ine the soHszREER or for which
handbills may be printed at this
afide, IwiH 5hsredter be noticed
under, the above heading. 2 We
call attention to the following r
81 ByJ. #. sGoedstcl, and Fannie
Bryant, at administrators sale,
Saturday. April Goth, Mt Ok
Hill. mules, COLTS cattle, corn,
wheat, bacon, furniture, etc, be.
longing TO the estate Gof r. NJ
Bryant. decexss,saz 8SxSNgx
BY John Y. G:n, clerk aud Spe-
.cial commissioner, Saturday, April
u, ON the premises, two tracts OF
land aggresatingy 2O9 acresSyin
the 22nd district, beh,nging The
estate .ois Richard Clannch, dec.f
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-04

s@ Building Paper is an arti.
Gle Of compar atively recent origin,
and is rapidly takinsthephcego of
plastering, in many places, because
it is equally serviceable, and much
cheaper. The Rock City Paper
Mills, OF Nashville, is engaged In
manufacturing the article, and
will impart Information to per
sons desiring to know as to cost,
durability inaammability, = etc
We have dealt to a considerable
extent with the Rock City Mills
for some time, and can recon
mend the Company as being
prompt and d. ,TsiiiqePPllsp The ,ca9f
IN this paper gives full particulars
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Ia tircgit tOurt at Fayetteville
State Of Tennessee, Lincoln County.
Mary s. Williams
y John c.. Williams

IN this cause it appearing from the alleEs-
u tious in compliments bill which is swol n
10, that the defendant is convict in u .
State Penitentiary, SO that the ovdinsry pro-
cess Of Law. cannot be served upon him. II
is. therefore, ordered that 'p6bication be
made in the FAYETTEVILLE OpsEay n, a
newspspeg published in the town. of IA!
etteville, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks. commanding said J DIM CIV iiiams
to appear at the next term Of the Gircu!i
Court, tor Lincoln county, to bcheld on The
LIST Monday in July next, and plead
answer or de muir, to compliments bill, flied
against him, or the same will be taken fox
confessed, and proceeded with ex parcc.
ana RANE MCKINNEY, Clerk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-04-04

1te. following transfers OF real
estate have been acknowledged
since our last, in the County Court
Clicks Office; 80 10
D. A. Luttrill and wife to NJ.
N. g Hague, 113 acres in 23rd
dis 81, 200. AJAX go
d. W. Clark, G. andsM., to
d. "A. Luttfill, 10 oaacFessm ODD
dis 81 900. "a IL
Washington Hunter; execu-
tor, to James D. .Alsiip,4 1874
acres in I4th dis S2,967.74s
p. w. Clark, G. and M to
heirs of G. B. Miller, house and
lot1in Fayetteville, So, 000.S
a. N. English and wife to
Robt. Fullerton, s92I7 acres in
18th dis, S1,665!sss see5.7ssE
r. j. Small to j. r. Arm
strong, So acres in 9th dis, 81, :
1880.
W. j. Pitts to r. w. Pitts, 3
acres in Goth dis, Sl65.
F. Motlow .to=Walten- Hiles,
90 acres in 1st dis, $500.
JIG. PyIant to Win. Thomas,
r52 !. acres in 9th dis, $61O. =
John Collins to Z. q. Tooley,
.214 } acres in 18Th dis, S2,145.
John Collins to- Abner b.
Collins, II acres in 18th dis,
$500, =z-.AEse 1g4 sZcI1v
: j. L. Bryant to Walten,H iles,
lot in Lynchburg,s 5000. IS S. ~
j: L.. Bryant to. McWhirter
g. Ingle, lot an Lynchburg, 1856
f. 7. Sailnonlto NcWhirter
s. Ingle, lot in ynchburg; S209
Virginia Williams TO Lewis
"a. Colbert, 20 acres ina19th dis,
SIS. s-5 ....... as stsiS os z
NJ. Hall, executor to- t !.
j. MeCollum, 81 aercs1in19tll
| dis, S425: ;,..,- ..l 5s. ...'., = :
as. Il. Miller, execatriS, and
others to- A. j. Carloss and NJ
d. Hampton, lao acres IN 23d
dis, S5,075.-r-vus
II. II. Sugg to T. j. Suggt
2S3 aeresin 18th dis $4,000.
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b. AS one of the firm Of
Solomon, Shofner & CO., of Null
berry, is to Withdraw, the entire
stock of goods, which iifclhdes' a
full spring supply, is to be sold at
cost. The goods have to be sold
low, in order to close out; and
purchasers can new ys supply otbep,
selves at New York prices. Such
an opportunity is rarely offered,
and will no doubt attract many
buyers. W. F. Darnaby & Co. in
the same notice Gallon all those
indebted 10 calf ana settle. -
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J A,ocalI JVotspss.II
Mail Directory.
Fayetteville Post-Ofice.

Observation-Disclosures every day except Sun.
day at s A. NJ; sarrire a at 6F.ixs qSuppHss
the following Offices: Kelso, Brighton, fivht.
vile, Oregon, Georges Store, Flora, Hunts
Station, Salem, Winchester and Dechsrd.
Tuttahoma- stage arrives Monday;;s Wcd-
nesdag and Friday at 10 Az ~: leaves came
days at 2 P. Y. Supplies Mulberry. Lynch.
burg, Bonneville, County Line, Tullahoma
huntsville stage-ieaves Monday and
!horsday at A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at A, M SupFi;esF Goshen Ezzle
Green, Meridianville and Huntsville. 6 )
Shelbyville horse--leaves Mondays and
thursdays Ete Am. ;~arriTsS Tuesday and
Friday at 4f.szsS Supplies Norris Greek
Chestnut Ridge and ShelbyVillc.
Pulaski horse--arriYes esefv Friday,at AZ
a.; leaves same day atl2:30s Supplies Cv.
ruston, Nillyille, Pisgsh, Bradshaw Pulaski
Blanche thorse-rlesyess every Friday 81
. A. N; arrives Saturday at 3 N. Sup,
pies Camargo, Molino and Blanche.
Money Orders can ,be obtained at this Of.
nee upon post Offices in all parts Of the q.
nited States. a list Of Money Order Office.
may bsseen on application Rates Of com.
mission for Money Orders ale as follows:
Aot exceedingS20. 49,, 10 cents
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Fayetteville and Huntsville Mail,

FVSHERH Is good H.S;k on ihi< Ii6r.
i with gso4 gentle horses and ,esrS'il
driver.
Leaves Payetteyilie on Monday, AMI
Thursday. of each week. at Z A.H.. aruYe a.
huntsville &, p " Leave liSHisi die 1ph
Tuesday and Friday At 8 a. II arrive 81 X :
etteviIle at 5P. ". SO -" 80
/ Thankful for past fsyors;r the ProPrlyisr
hopes by strict .sttepu0n- 90 bgSgnss1, 50
merit continuance Of liberal pairona-r.
su-sLu is. -CodN. isTsa'fe,ts1
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COUNTY TRUSTHE.

~ We are authorized TO announce sir
James D. Scott candidate for Trustee
OF lincoln county. -tEl@E
kR~ We are authorized to announce Mr.
James NJ. stone candidate for Trustee
of Lincoln county. stss - - -s-s
Rs6-,We are authorized 10 announce Capt
j. HI George candidate for Trustee
vi, Lincoln county, - vo- @ %
b1-We are auth orized to announce MT
j. j. Cummins, of 2. tersburg.sa candt
date for Trustee Of Lincoln county, "a -
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Ia County Court
Last Eonday, tie fello#ihg
iSppFopsa &tiohsA ssrS ma exs1
Ranc Nc iEreYs .cserI5 silly q.
PsJ. Allison, doelset3sTsFsaHD 90
FormwsltG Wilson ,cei tins. 1000
j. H. OgleshE, coRns, 400
w. T. Daleg coffuss $500
" heel er,s NJ ars han, e. ..SS S:..l
Is Bruce, books Sc ssssg 128.W
Paul & Tayel, books 4F6:eO
A. r. j ohtsot,S jsilor,s : $500
L.A.Pitts, moving paapersy 800
ifsNy: Rich ficlid, c0fiIs,s 16!eO
john " HialRs, coffin, as 500
Smith Morgan, coRns, a9Isa99 90
P Cooley work on jails 1000
III. O. ArsinsoagauloTingE 20
lgnaticy... -,,.,..,-.. -. s100
Ii. 3. Msfgan, sheriff, 81 39E0O
J :M:Dat'is, guafd jsiE 6l4eO
lW:D.Price, tools, etc. c,13:;,,47
Price Dc Holman, stoyesg $3.50
,G,W Martin, feeding jury 900
G. W. Brady,,aooffin,5s sass 400
Waddle&S work on 'a'Ts :
JaiL,s. ss Bs-as15 .ysgs ausi ~. 70
FC.C.Mc Kinney feeding 8 'ss's9
vsugh1al&z .AeEIe la53 work .55 e 1'
ienljsil, .'-1os .:.e2 hFe 1900
J.K. Mocre-inqaestjuf 1850
IDavidson&.S Stone apakdr, a7sE
coffin ,ool s1el 81. has ;ast 500
I'D. Scott, trustee, REM, a. 5000
John Y. Gill, clel9, -s3-EO9.S0
The Taxa SCISSORS aphsin-
ted atsthe January 2tcrD. were
reappointed. sS9-e ss3
I''o9lhe sam of .S25 Ssas qppfo.
Z Z f Z u 2
priated to- buy dax4beoks5ed3s1
Tie County Judge vas .a liih
orized 70 borrow 5000 10 pay
the iailOr.as rs ii E.a5 ,srvoR
F. The tax l6yicd foiFstifool pur-
poses wasfpconsidere,!y sthe as
sessment set aside,-and the SUB SUB
ject referred to the pgople.soaAA Z
/. l.. Cole, John Clark and
"A, c. Martin Ne appointed
ITO examine and report on the
condition of Cane Ca,eek bridge.
II. B. Morgan, sheriff, was al
lowed SEQ for ex-officio seryi-
es.y.es,astG vssssB ricaaiI
T. j. Allison,sL. sP-rof the
9th dis, offered his resignation,
which Vas acceptrGsSsvsss A..
John ~ y Q2re, ;Htll!!s ghlTF Moore
and JEFF. NJ. Stone we've y ppoin-
ted 70 lay OF years 4 :: ) support ! i art. for
the family of R. NJ. b .yehgaec.
j. II. Barhma qualified las
administrators Old: sFta Free
man, dec; also, gave bond las
guardian of Naney.Gat james
4. and John W. BarhaIn, mi
nor heirs of Mary J. Barham,
dec.
The insolvency Of the estate
of James NJ Bright, dec, was
suggested. szs,s-fA
Mary Pitts qualified as'exec-
utrix Of Wiley j. Pitts dec.
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! And still they come.

We are now receiving the lar
gest and best selection Of goods
we have ever Offered to the PEG
pie of Lincoln, and as in the days
Of yore are determined to make
the green brick fro,a.th.e> center Of
attraction for cash buyers; as dsn-
al we Will take an kinds 6f7barter
in exchange fengoods. eeg sas q
-&'15-. MURRAY & MORGAN.
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n@ We were glad to greet il

h@ We were glad to greet in
our Office last Tuesday our cour-
teous and attentive Legislative
Representative, COL Tillman.T7
Hesays the Legislature, whlchad
journed last Monday, was . work
ing body, and acted upon about
all the Ssns9ects mentioued in the
Go~crnors rfocEna+iefit.4
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Huntsville. Ala.

Flour, s8@ll Y Dbl. > Corn Meal, IS
ago Butter, 25@S0. =. Chickens, 25s
50 Eggs, l2lS@15. Bacon, 8lk 99cr.
Irish Potatoes, 1 25@$2 per bush; Sweet
do, 81 3d.. Lard, 12Is Ga -. Turksyf
$I@1 so. Com, 75@SO.. Cotton lag 2g9s
=. Glover Seed, So bush -. Timothy
s5@5 50. :. Bacon hams, He .Tur'
nips, 5O@6O. -.-- o.
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~ On Saturday, 18th {

EE On OatuFudy, 1OIu Vi
April, the. election to decide
whether or not there shall be a
na@Sounty inads fdoin Sfraetions
of Bedford, Lincoln, Franklin and
others, will come off. 1t will be
adopted. aDlpssaecl. NO 4
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through Mulberry and LynchbRrg., Leaves
Fayetteville every II onday, "Wednesday and
Friday Leaves TullahOma every. TueSday,
Thursday and Saturday, after ARRIVAL .,
Northern and Southern trains.
Having good, safe horses. a eomfortS'to
hack, with reasonable charges, the under
signed confidently presents this route 70
the travelling public.
jana a. W.. HESS, Proprietor.
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The Fair Grounds

Tne EaE fE0unQS
Alta meeting ofthe Agrical-
spFal and Heel saicsl Seciefg st
|ths cour. ais9ase last saturday /,
President Dusehbertf in The
chair, the Treasurer reported,
from which Export, it was as
|certained that from the sale Of
lots of the old fair grounds and
olleeted subscripaions the
assets Of the Society amo united
to About $500 aid the debts
to about $1,000, leaving about
81 209,S afserrpa{y7rnlsernst of labil-
tiles, to be expended on new
fair grounds.
sUItfwasg estimated that suits-
be and elegant buildings, up
on the plan of those of the
Shelbyyille- fair grounds, could
be erected at cost Of some ST.
500. Thereupon, OH motion of
Jacob VANCE, it, was resolved
that the fnTlOyrino committees
be appointed to solicit subscrip'
tons for the So, 300 necessary to
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? Gan6i51affs
Election. Thursday, August / ,1S72
no enc People of Tennessee. :!

To the People of Tennessee. f.
In response, to the expression Of popr-
lar desire, sufficiently general and inhuen-
tial to control my action in the matter,
hereby announce myself candidate foI
the Office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court
deSacsnt blythe resignation Of Hon. T
A. R.Nelson. Election first Thursday in
August, next. J. b. Cooks
Chattanooga, March 11th, 1872.
RR-We are authorized to announce hon.
Robert Mcfarland, Of Morristown
East Tenn, a candidate for Supreme judge
TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the. resie-
nation; Of Hon. T. A. K. Nelson. eS..
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S@ Advertisements must be handed into
the Office By Tuesday Ii ornt5g, to insure
an appearance in the following Taper. The
circulation Of the OBSERVER has become SO
large, as to compel as to 90 to press carly
on Wednesday -
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.e@fdHs
III DEMD. q Z

\ Eon Hssesh ef March. 1872, MissIDBLLA
c.. EDMONDS0N. A devoted sister, kind
and sincere Ifisfd. pleasant. aud agreeable
schoolmate. With always happy smile
and pleasant greeting fog each one-She Q, met
1T is sweet, but AID to TenleEber hofg Of
ten We used to perise ouf lessoEs together,
asking the advice and opinion Of each other,
as we s,drsnk at the esysai fosntot knowl-
edge" Even now. almost insgihe I can
hear her merry laugh, echo;ps through
the walls OF The scho0lr0tin, hcSpe sking
miith, youth and happiness, IS It did ia BY =
gone dsys. terdear image viii often De
present when l call to mind many school
day scenes in whiehsshe Termed 2 pTinci-
pal character.
1t seems cruel, that death should take
'ffolnus one so young al dfresh IN spirits 50
ful.aof hope for the Future ''bHt hsszi ways
decks his crown with the brightest jewels
But neveFtheTless itsistrue, skhe gilyer. cord
has been leosed and the golden bowl iro-
ken,s and her pure spirit waited By. angel
bands to the bosom of her SAVIOUR. I'VE
would not call her back, to this SiR polluted
earth whose every path is , thiekly slgeNn
with the flowers pftsorEow; and. care. we
htOR II 10 0SSS 'te~2 .seh
for all things work toge sAer, for good Ia
them that love Cod" Perhaps the advice
she gave and the messages. she left,rmay
lead some that are nesr snddear 90 her to
thsfoot of the cross, which will add to the
number Of stars that glitter ii her lrewn.
When we visit her grave sad decorate 1t
with the beautiful flowers Of earth, Sweet
memories OF Ole 3pastgvfa hover oyer ~.
and we sig No tiisk s. eis5 no lrioss
But we must remember. as she is now sur
Ioundsl bgaegefythiHg that iSPnTc aad beau-
tiful! she is.s uprernely happy S0sSe must
calmly submit to our fate, aid can only
wish,
THAT the hopes she hoped
And the dreams she dreamed
- Nay-I;s IN Al sry Stsl ilf9;. rvr r,r.-.ff
And lamp " len the OIL Of SrehlpIrfbe-ance
filled
.Before7;t shatl over rburp.s ys,Z-F
p ~ X ~ NJ g gA<r,,5S, n ,4rR
fE In thisnconnty! onsGolaz Water, FriSs!,
229th ult., Of. congestion, of the brain, Miss
REFELIA .BAZEL = LEATHERWOOD.
: q. ~ L !
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EE~ Persons purchasing articles adver-
tised in these. columns, will please mention
that they saw the adyertsementin the FAY.
ETTEyILLE OBsERvER.-ESa -
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wrNTER ARRAlaENsaGT

-~- 90 or TIE
Sc. Louis, siENPuis, y
NaShYille& Chattanooga
ts CENTRAL SHORT LIRE.0i
ETINRAISS sruust 10 and from Church stzeet
/ i Depot Us follows: r -s--- s7--t
LEAvx. Chattanooga Trains, AIRiyE.
tS:COA n. Sunday excepted, 2'i5 P. N
800 E.s..- ~ Daily. sle 5:40k--s
FLEAvE. Memphis Trains. .AEeIyE.
S:45 A. ". Daily. $500. N
ESQ p. NJ. Sunday excepted. g 5:I5EN
! Time TO Memphis, / = hours, sss-
LEAVE. - st. Louis Trains. Arrive
t3:45A US Daily. $50 A. N
+ Time to ST. Louis 1917 hours.
L-AvEs. ShelbyYilIe Train. ARRIVES
k4NOp !. . - A.-'I =" 9:35 A. N
THIS Route is - miles shorter to
! Memphis than ria DeedtaT,
! More than 100 miles shOrtert0 st.
! Louis than ctQ LOuispiHe,-
; Time TO st. Louis 10Y hours,
/ AZ hours. quicker bteos c5t
! bg any otheI. Route. e-a
: The Gas 4. Il Train to Memphis arrives
there same day, twelve hours in advance OF
IlfAi iluSS NOlltGlS Ut = Nlii W -
I bile, New Orleans, Galveston and lpterme-
fdiate points. and connects a. Union City. foI
ST. Louis and sli points West and North
west. The 500 a. III and 9aO P, M.Iraius
Connect at Chattanooga for Rome, Atlanta,
and all principal Southern cities. 80
!. Passengers for W ashington City,
Baltimore, philadelphia New
I York and Boston, as well as alt points
in Bast Tennessee and Yif-inia, make d.
rect connections through by both ChAtta-
nooga trains out OfNaShyilIe. ..t
This is the Shortest Route East
sandythe only direct rOutet to the South and
Southeast. --...----o .
/ Passengers for McMinnville and Man
chester, Winchester and Alabama or the
Jasper. Branch Railroads, will take the 800
IA. n. Train.
Sleeping Cars accompany the 2'5o P.
a. Train to Memphis and 900 P. u. Train to
Chattanooga.
: For THROUGH TICKETS and further
information, apply at City Transfer Oifcs,
Maxwell House, and at Chattanooga Depot,
Cbur.h Street, JSO. ". THOMAS,
w. L. DANLEY. ~' Gen'l Sept.
Gent P and T. Agent, novi6'H
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surnett's FIavorIng Extracts :

IA AdFertisementsa are inserted in the Or
der in which they are handed in.
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Nashville. Temp


Gold-1o9% buying, and hog selling.
Bank Of Tennessee old issue, e6@00c.
do do new issue, 3S@38.
Bacon--Shoulders6 14 clear sides, q @9;
hams, country, l0h-lrom storey From
wagons, shoulders, 533li sides, 20 ~; hams
9@9h. ay.i5 ~ ea .r .-r
Butter-good, 14@23.
Candles-Star, light weight 14lKE.
Cheese-factory, l6K@l7c.
Coal Oil-27 y IA SOC per gal.
Coffee-Rio, 23H @25; Lasuyra, %
Java, 29'd30. -.a
Cotton-1224@2lA-fair demand.
Corn-wagon, $685. sacked, 90.
Corn Meal-62hc@7O. -s
Dried Fruit-apples, Az; quarter peach
es, 5; mixed, 6: half do, Z.
Eggs-I3@ l5c per doz.
Feathers-50@60 c for prime. -.
Flour-actual sales are made at, p Dbl
Supertine - 6 1901 20 -
Extra. =, ........... Z3@o W t-t
Family, choice ....... 8 t3S9 'O
Fancy brands. 15G ~ 20
Lard-in tierces, 81; kegs, 90 lbs) II.
Live stock--cattle, prime, 4tG4t;; medl'
I'm, 1884; common butchers, y. O. 81
Molasses-New Orleans, 5o@65; gotdtf
syrup, 65@9o.
Peanuts-S5@s1 so per bush. :.
Potatoes-Irish, 81 80 per bel; sweet, p
per bush. 49, r Ill =,
@sl. -s - 10 80: a. :.
Sugar-Sew Orleans, 91a@1l; Demersra
12ls "a I23z; coffee and crushed, l29 g l3T
Salt--$3 co for bush barrels; table, c
doz. 9OcdS2s So 74e e ss --i-e .
Soda--65s @7c 2 n. as- e ~
/ .Tallow--Conntry. 7l5@6.
Wheat, l 6591 75-ss to quality.
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sas INassalier & -HibslI, ives,

na Nassatier@ & -Hipsh, west
side OF the square, Fayetteville,
are selling their large and desira.
bic Astock of ladies dress goods,
boots, shoes, etc, at cost, to make
room for their attractive assert
ment of ready.made clothing,
which they are now receiving
They have coats, Pants and vests
in endless variety Of the latest
lyle; some OF them as tasty and
fine as we have ever seen-all of
which they propose selling 50 low
thai customers will be sure to
call again. Go and see them. and
particularly the ladies' are invited
to call and see those fashionable
dress goods, which are going at
cost. : z--T.E -rEAI a-7
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SHERIFF

N- va are authorized to announce Mr.
w. a. Willard a candidses for Sheriff
ef Lincoln county, - -- So p
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Horse and3Jack Bills.

I'VE are prepared TO fill orders
in this line in a satisfactory man
ner. Our assortment of cuts is
very large and attractive. u /
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Railroad Tirnc Table.
Job Prdnt1n@

~ every description neatly dom at this OF
flea, on reasonable terms. An work deliY
cred, when promised. Try us.
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IL An error occurred. in our
death report last week. The
gentleman who died, was, Wiley
J.sPitts, not Riley.sW { Pitts, as
published. The similarity in
the soand efsthe names calised
49, gasz1sR tzas ssss IS ~ stee 80 ~
thcasbistRk e.. - e - ~ -
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.Marrlages
-MARRIED.

: Marriage licenses have bsen issued TO ths fol
lowing parties since our last: B- J - s.sa
{ G,Jig. Brown and Matilda Kirkland
&C. GroSes aud Tennessee Hall, -
d9orSe Brewer and Naacy A. Pear.en.
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nAx-onLrRrrnp

1913 aTAA-COLLECTOR. 81
Ey. welafe Authorized to announce afr.
Joseph g. Hobbs candidate for Tax
Collector Of Lincoln county. -5''1-l
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THE -PEl1aI LEfqBRt sDDH0E

! for COP, lug letters WITHOUT Press or VIZ
cUs.tiS;s$ ts grow ~ fSSer w htfs.t "a Ihsie-
que sat thousands posC uslrS II attest is J ga
daFf merits. All praise, its-SiiaPliety aea son
vet!iCrue AMI ! yEhie test 81 six yS1rS aS ii.l4y
estalEi-,ec!s.s getsli3eness and Tsi'isGty n ~,
~ ] nesS men Price ~ - s9s Vpw3r1. Airrh=
y. GARRETI y ID, FAlladslIhIa, Ia a s-sti
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Dissolution.

HIIIE firm OF J.. G.. & ID. NJ. Minis,
i Of Fiyntyille, is dissolved by mutual
consent. Ali persons indebted by note or
aecoust TO said firm, must settle BY
the Grst day of May,
or thev may wait till after that time and set
tie with an officer snii pay costs. ~ they
may choose. We can't help tive are
compelled 10 ce!feet =
.Htamk:s--ts : G. &7n. -Ntts
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Business ofsthe Fayettexille Post

$3.50 ~ = Oifice.N y b -
For the Week ending March 30. 1872.
Number of money orders. Issued - Il ga
Amount receiyed Tor salle go, 1921. IS
Number OF money orders received. =. 8
Amount paid - 49,. IA. .S,g.E.l.7. $4,000
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James NJ. Bright, dec.,irr,
Of the insolvehcy Of said deOedsnt's estate
notice is hereby given to all persons haying
claims against said estate to present them to
the CLERK Of said County, authenticated, on
or before the 9TH dayTOf7Oetober,
1879. for pro rata distribution, or they
will be forever Barred
april4 TT. r. CARTER Idps.
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D8s Our able and attentive
Congressman Hon. John NJ.
Bright, has our thanks for bound
volumes of the Congressional
Globe. s'-'~
5! .-----ll- - .ll.ua-LJ 7is1s
& An attachment notice
may be found in our advertising
columns; also, a nonresident no.
tice in a pending divorce case, and
an insolvent notice.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The. following transfers of7real
estate. have been acknowledged
since our last, in the County Court
Clerks Office: 5