Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-05-23
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but VIC, heard a man across on tue
Eother corner say, Wilson go Ia
mill for me. to day : and the boy
said he Z wSoAdid as Ai-fords were
quite 9 pAssabie now and lie he could
br6ss tie creek without difHeulty
Going a little farther 4 met aman
accusedrOt Betty laEeePy.of at least
had been caught 2Atk kisOn the
girls; but as they did not Demur
lat the proceedings, he was acqnit-
ted. Next we met h nm with
both his Hipslfi knccked' .otft sof
place, and as there was no doctor
nearer than several Miles, they
carried him to a black Smiths
shop aud took a welding heat on
it. As a consequence, he will
have to Waddle along until he
gets Gray, before he Gaines. a com.
potency of the Wright. Kind Of
money to carry. him thorough this
world Of sin and sorrow. We
next enter a Good rich tract Of
country where the people. never
heard Of "a Blake,ly gun q 4 "a. time Of.
the war, bat who were Chain un-
der thetyrannicaT rule Of the Yam
KEGS, who would not let even a
hen Hatcher eggs in peace Ia al
our Cummips aud goings,. sc fnd,
that when we make a good Han
amongst the Feeney tribe e. and
get them strung ii ri up by Tie Gil;
we feel like sitting down by q
Cold-well orr. ripping brook, and
taking a good refreshing drink, urI IN.
less a Met-calf,o or nl' a Lamb d "a
Hog Brqc ing around had mdddiell
the water, Which be IS sure to do
when he Myers down in it. we
never saw a Bag ley on the c0rker
Of the Square any 1ength Of time .
before somebody would Steel ID.
the Hills Of old Tennes
see are many beautiful farm houses,
and occasionally in some one, of
these we hear Of some brayye youth
leading 10 Hyman's altar. SOME
beautiful Belle, caught by bis
Wiley intrigues. The Ffehei.
had TO knock under one morning
Just as the Drake under the Eorusll
squalled outlay ! day 1day Ma
poleon blew his Horne and Da-
picked up Stone to tbrew
1t him, and they threw Futon
IF. gravel in + their eyes; 50 that
they had to get the Kirk Of 81.
Patrick to get More ammunition
before they could defend their
Brest-works, But the greatest
PerriH was when the Sfontbr5ak-
ers and Masons could not Keep
lp the furnaces, and The Steg,rts
could not Cook fast enough 70
keep the soldiers Eaton, until they
we're almost starved. Thty IL
ways went to The Parks and b6u9lit
they could get at ahy
Price. If the victim could dnfie
he Gordon knot, he was allowed
% go Scott free T; bdt IF he went
or toward D1va'l's btdT,
itwould not be Albright with hih,
very long. Some man (F snail
lot cali bis nainel was slhgins
/ song the other day called "the
Devil among the E4Wyefs,,b 4
asked him bow l4be was goiIs to
;atch them? he said. Bg Ge59gs
le would set Martin Box in tie
and when be caught one
md the Carter was absent, DIe
you'd put him on the CarnaclI
lad sent down a few days ago.
We said if he caught one without
Battle, the prospect would be
catching Thsfn-as soon
S the Clark ofthe .ChanceryCourt
.ot home. Sgys | what does he
o with them !? Well, says he,
ometimes he Boyles them, either
he Holman or a hmbat a time.
Sometimes he will Burnam, Tor
darkam and turn. them 'ioose.
This he viii do TilLman ceases =,
in and the old man becomes il
Newman and man quits Warren
gainst his fellow man, or until
be Lamb and the lion can lie
own together, without the latter
Iaving a FIacks cord tied roun0
is neck. If you love Mydeary-
is, 60 and Neeld at her feet; if
on are fond.of the Feeney tribe,
'ou will find them in the river7or
n the hillside west of town. AS
he Dean Of the faculty our scoi-
ege Will Strain the Webb Of our
SO as to make noHsense,
0 we will be compelled to 1aTs
o close. 20. Dolly Warden. j
J. TF q. re.fx9 "a u E-srraffrsr
The Cleveland 3 PlaiJes Deaiey =.
tates that the fltherof our PesiSent
J disposed to be communicative.
lie told gentleman Of our acl.iain-
aace, not long sioc >, THAT ltis son
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