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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
HI1AHCIAL AHD UouR.uIALI

Last week In Wall street wound up quietly In
the stock market and with an easy money
market. the closing quotation In the latter
having been 3a4 per cent. Gold went off to
Ill !. but closed 1t . reaction to 11lx. II was
rumored that the Treasury would sell an extra
number Of bankers were sellers all day. Last
year at this time gold was liz to ll2K, but de-
clined to 10st on the sd Of December. The
bank statement was considered fayorahle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

Inc iast Appeals to Voters have beer msds.
'he "ork OF the campaign is over, and ON to.
morrow the fate OF the nation viii be sett,sa
ACCORDING 70 the qusdrennial custom. We have
an Aoidlns iath that the country win besaved.
tain to be reelected. 1A''s s''-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

We see By the Missouri paper. that GEN.
r. Chapman, our deleac.te to Ceazre~. has been
Ans some -aspsign republican speeches in
that are spoken OF a. Of exceeding
see and ability. The republicans hope to carry
Missouri bot do not feel eertaiu. s---r-.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

I'LL eHOP, No. 4, are hereby notified thAtiths
shop ell meet An their Ns~ hall, M~shas,es Hall,
on LeuisiznA avenue, b5tweea AZ ard sth arr sStv
pe.t TUESDAY EyEsInG. Il ~ O'Clock. 4
1 II. ''''' j. :. BorELxB Secretary.
"rHr WASHINGTON Oo-oPERArtvE
u3 BUILDING AND DBPOsir Asr0OIA-
ZION ~ hold its fif,h annual msesns, az fenpar-
81 OF OK. The annual Ieport will be suhDitssd,
and Cff.srs Tor the ensuing ysar elected. Lsdies
nS4fr Z. T&oMPsoS, secy.
IRspub stTiot .Chron :.
"AITENIIoN. GOVERNORS MoUxrED
~. ,ean. s,ed 10 attend the 70 month
TO be b. ID on IL EeDAN EykkluG Tie, an inst,
for the transaction OF innorsant bus1nAw An
election " take place on the seine svsDiDl to an
vacancies in both com psnies for commissioned I'D
nor -rCp ms sior 81 me ers.
Major W W WRIT, O. mmspdinR eausdron
NC. fLANbEkf, Bst- I'd Ii. and Zee. Sec. ts.
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U1 ALAGA GRAPES, AOc. PER LIB.
Kew York sweet Cider, 10 cents gallon,
Choice New Figs, -
Citr0n, Currants,
Canned Goods,
Jellys, Fruits, &C.,
Very superior y ines and Liquors.
give notice to my customers aud the public that
my store and wareroom is full Of good things ana
selling -, ..-i
AT VERY Low PRICES
y. WITMER,
FAMILY GROCER,
oc30-f 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
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. sEAsONABLE SUGGESTIONS.

The heavy msfs and cold night dews which char
acterize the present season very trying to deli
cate organizations, and in low-iying and swamp
localities they produce enormous crop # inter.
mittentfevers OF various types and degrees of in
tensify. At this very time there are probably half
. million Of people In the United States suffering
from periodical feyers By miasmatic fogs aud exha-
lafions. What makes ths prevalence Of this evil
the more deplorAble 10 the fact that 1t might in ali
cases be easily prevente Malaria and damp pro-
duee little OF no effect upon the system pre- fortified
BY course Of ossetter's Stomach Bitters Every
fall and spring hundreds Of letters are rec ed from
persons residiAg in Fever and asue districts who
state that while their nsighbors are aea pAcitated
for labor By have been
happily exempted from attack ~ the regular
use Of the erees vegetable sntidote to miasms
A cblolosoDse specific fer intermittsst and re
mittsnt fsvefs the Bters may be justly sccoun' Cd
infslible. They eradica'e the complaints 10 their
most obstinate FORMS but the wiser course 10 TO fore
stal attack BY taking the preparation ~ proven
tive. The amount Of productive labor withdraw n
from sotivs service dprins several months In the
year by nalarisus msaadIes ID inmrnse, and the Pc
csnsAry loses to tndiviAoals, famies, and the "a
ton mon tAb cause 10 inealcuihble Bear ia mind
that % tonisg and regulating the system with Hos
fettef batters befsre the calamity comes, Il may
always be escaped; and let Il also be remembered
that indigestion, general debility, biousaess, con
st1ation, nervous complaints. and indeed almost
al dsturhancss and der AnGsnsnts Of the physical
system ere oontresbls By this genial rsstor alive
no<-Oo3tA0 ....E. - '
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~OIBCULAfIN0 LlDRARY,. y N. o. a
~ Bssidsrs, corner a 9th ed s,rsets. Terms,
fs5 yer; ~ e. 9cfrts. The following nsf
b-ary during the psst week :fhs End of the World,
b, fdw .Igsleston: Poor Aiss Finch, bv Wiikie
Colsine; The Bustacs Diamonds, by A. froilope:
scrsnblss Amona the Alps; Little Moorlsnd Prin,
&C. y IN Vita; ONLY Girl BY Mn. Wistar
Sketches: BY Mcleod; Ny Brothers Keeper; Won-
dsrs Of the Neon; nssi9ries Quest the Poet ct the
breADost Table, by y. W Holmes. Oc3l
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PROPOSALS FOB FRESH BEHF.

DROPO6ALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE A. O. g., FORT foorK, Md,
November 1, 1871 (
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be receiv ed at
this once until AZ m, DECEMBER /, 1879, for furn-
shinE the Fresh Beef required By the sub. de part
ment, o. g. Army, at this post for six months, com
mencing January I, 1873.
ments, &C., can be had by applying to
= ID. @. GRIEB,
nol-6t First Lieut.. 4th Artillery, A. O. =.
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rt-. DEHfI0T, -
Hes Bemovsd 10 o. lAO9 street n w., corner
iAth SEese ~ est
80 YRO1 THE EARITE0T Z0E1
~ % the ,Rressat day, scr9fsla has been the
ssS4: :sS "a ~ q = :ss
the worlds history that person known % stn1ect.
Hspeily IN oar ~ s dsGsS 10 ~ q il tef.
eR6y ths 80 - ne oAnAn!sAHt nbe1 AM Hrs
Ss.i: "A RI, e IT. q ssssao!:. s,... sgss.
TO 3SD ~. Asp k{Sy ftfd1s. srs y, bottle.
-: IESnoGb3 90. PrsSsisSsss Sls ~ q.
~ On a. ff1ff 0fl6ss1S q ONO 0ojlese
9 and !. stey doers seSh q 90 gellev. naii:
TusE EECEiYIp YRoM NV YoRk fHE
LAf26f bffLle fof DRHeeHAklNo.
"A. ~ ~ &C. O 1ns. OO1n1,
~ . les1gVzs o. ~ e9l uth sRepts =
TA1QV0A Thf BoBIUITAfFON or my
~ Rter de-. the uuoGMgued aauounces % the -
p9ouc Of $50 ~ AeAln9ton that he n pre-
EoSkSSSS spd dbSSSgfkSsST ION u?sS The ~
Sor ipsthsr yastie mara psly ii the ist H. p.
s+s Ls60Y j 6oGGs, ors.nis.. DC.
OTTOMAN 00nAoDIs o,s
p iast received.
aedseesost ALEX! =. sA1PHExD co.
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FOR RENT AMI SALE.

Fer ehhH.A handssoe HopsA', No. 1897 n
u, strest, n W, second deer from the corner %
neishbOThocd. CXRkiIofoE IoAR RISGToN.
City HALL oc34ln
EOk eALI, RKNT, Oh lNOHAN9k -rho.e
- two ees1'tfel four story DRiok Bull plnGs,
roSng bath room. hot and cold water, range,
LsIoee.&s fsis property :, within spsre 0fIth
lmnecfnfely on p street, where the railroad will
be laid In fsv nonths. The above property will
be exchAr ged for unin proved ground, sold or
rented at . bargain 20 40 d parties. Apply 20
oc,au DODGE ADAkSaILLk,.
EOR sALk-HOcsE he 1918 street NV
with all tbe modern inproy ements, stable, &C.
Apply No. 4oe 10Th street N. W. iysu
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RnOnfH WAsHiNoT0N BUILDING AS
d 81 n0fss anti
= the hall on X street, next to the rner Of 7th
The tfea!ursr viii be In attendance O. O'Clock to
receive dues and subscriptio~s. This il tho last
ing the strck without preniua, - tho books Are
sbous to b close: SHARE q soeh, Doysble
JOHN A.PRISCOfT, Sscrstary. ~ 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
MONEY MADE. :
BY calling Oh DR.. McGill, Private
Physician, Deadrick Street,
Nashville, Tennessee.

8 CURE Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Il Lungs, Diseases u the Throat, SNeiled
Joints, Stiff' Limbs, PleGIisy, PaiCs, Ulcer
Cancer, aGravel, Diseases D! the Heart and
Liver, Inflammation Of the Stomach, Neural
gs Kings Evil or ScrOfuIa. Deafness, Dis
eases of the Eyes, pebilitated Systems, Dys-
pepsa, aud Indigestion OF CONSUMPTION, 10
gether with ali Private Diseases, and Disaas-
es, Of the Urinary Organs
~ Those ladies' whose rnisfOrtuas has
been rot to bring forth IN due season can
consult the neetor by letter or person. All
GONNA anioaiion strictly confidential,
Patients treated ct thsig iioDes. no,ieiaeS
furnished and cares guaranteed
~ &cGih in Nashville, has the only
Genuine REelicated Eapor Baths
in the South, and is performing The most
wonder nj cures With 1hoss : spGr 3eths ey-
er cured IN this country
I treat Ia 0ne-ihird the tims Of any ether
mode, and warrant, in every case, the 'oi
lowing diseases: constitutional or Secondary
Syphilis. Ulcers &C the throat er month, all
Diseases Of the Skl:, cadsed ~ Syphilis or
impure state oftbt bleed, l'airs f tae L9ncs.
Enlargement Of the oiDts, Falling cut Of The
Hair, Rheumatism, ScrofuA ard Broken
Down Constitutions. SELF-ABUSE Or
GtPERMATOR CURED Ny friend
- stop before you further 90. cure th4l
disease, and warrant & cure. Ny price IS
THIRTY D,IiARs. seat III advance, aad fur,
nish all medicines and ifa cure is note ce,e5
return the money Office hours from =.
to 8 p. 81. All letters directed 10
DIR McGIIL
Nov 28--ly Nashville, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
DR.. TUFTS Hair DYE has no Bad Odor

bs.iDFIELD's FEMALE REoULATuR.-We
have ofter, read in the newspapers of the grand
success of MEDICAL compounds put up at the
North and elsewhere. Many of those medi-
cines have had their day. and we hear no more
of them. Their proprietors have made for
tunes, not SO much from the curative powers
and virtues of their mixtures, as from The motto
riety given them by advertising, by which Eeo-
pie were made to believe all the good lhat was
said of them. preparation is now before the
public which is becoming very popular and is
known as Bradfeld's Female Regulator, put up
by L II. Bradfeld. of Atlanta, Ga, at ST. so
per bottle. Such is its curative virtues, that it
has gained wide spread popularity all over the
country where it has been made known, and it
is being introduced everywhere. We are in
formed that immense quantities of this medi-
cine are being sold in all sections OF the South
and Southwest, especially in the city of New
Orleans and in Pexas.
This much we say in justice to its proprietor
who is a gentleman of integrity, and who would
not engage in the manufacture and sale of q
humbug La Grange Reporter. @
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
The Narrow-Gauge Rail
road.
Columbia is moving The follow.

Columbia is moving The follow.
Ing notice has been made public: !,
ELECTION NoTlcE by virtue
of a resolution passed by the
Board and Aldermen OF he City
of Columbia, and to me directed,
IwirI on Saturd y, December 2Sth,
1872, at the Courthouse in Co,
lumbi !, Maury county, Tennessee,
and at the usual places oil voting
/ for the different wards in the said
lefty of Columbia, open ard hold
an election Tor the purpose OF as
pertaining the wishes OF the legal
voters OF said city, and to obtain
their assent to a proposed subscrip-
ton to be made by the Mayor and
Aldermen of said city of Coluln-
bia, of $50, COO fifty thousand do :
lars TO the capital stock OF the Duck
River Valley Narrow Gauge Railr-
road, railroad to be constructed
and built from the town Johnson
vile, Humphrey county,to Fay cite
vile, Lincoln county, Tenn, said
subscription to be made in bonds
of said corporation Of Columbia,
payable twenty years from the
date OF their issuance, and to bear
interest at the rate of eight per
cent. per annum, but with The priv
Eilege on the part Of said corpora
ton to anticipate the payment Of
said bonds If they desire one
half of said bonds TO be issued
when bona ftle solvent sHbsclip,
tons to said railroad have been
obtained sufficient to grade, cross
tie and bridge said railroad from
Columbia to Lewisburg, Tenn.-
The other half OF said bonds to be
issued when a subscription has
been obtained to all amount snffi-
cient 10 grade, cross tie and bridge
said railroad from Columbia to
Centreville, Tenn. SINS LATTA,
Sheriff of M@ury county.
November 26, 1872.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
Mai1 Directory,
Fayetteville Post-omce.

Isailroai-lesves every day exccpt Sun.
Gay at 8 a. III; arriye6 at 5 P Y. Supplies
the following Offices: KeIso, Brighton, FLINT
vile, Oregon, Georges Store, Flora, Hunt
Station, Salem, Winchester and Deeherd. f
Tul!2homa stsge-ar1lyes Monday, Wed
nesdsy and Friday at 40 A. "; leaves same
days at ?. n. supplies Mulberry. lynch
burg. Booaevi.le, County Line Tallahona.
Huntsville stagc-leavcs Monday and
Thursday ct a. N; arrives TUESDAY and
Friday at P. N. Supplies Goshen, Halle
Green, MeridianVilic and Huntsville.
Shelbyviie stage-leaves Mondays and
Thursdays at a. n; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at P. II. Supplies Nerris Greek
Chestnut Ridge and SheibvFills.
Pulaski housewives every FRIDAY at 2
N; leaves same day at 1880 Supplies Cv-
Tuston, Millviile, Pisgah, Bradshaw. Pulaski
blanche ho-sc--lcaycs every Friday =;
A. II; arrives Saturday At 8 NJ Sup
plies CamaTgo, Molino and Blanche.
Money Orders can be obtained az this Of
fee upon post Offices in all PARTS ef the l.
1itedS iateS. a list Of Money Order Offices
may be seen on application Rates Of com
nilsson foJ Money Orders are rs fellows:
Not exceeding $40. ..... 3 cents
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
e% In County Court last Mon

s% In County Court last Mon.
day John Smith qualified as Con
stable of the I7th district.
The will of Edward F. Story,
deceased, was Probated.
A petition was presented ask.
ing that the road leading from
Fayetteville to Rocky Point
Church by the way of Kelso De-
pot be changed IS follows
"Where the Mulberry road crosses
the Winchester and Alabama Rail-
road the first time, it being near
where the Fayetteville and mouth
of Mulberry Creek road join, Pc
titioners desire to run said united
roads along the Railroad to a
point near KelSo Depot, it being
.
where the present Mulberry and
Fayetteville road crosses the Win
che ster and Alabama Railroad.
thence leaving the Railroad and
Kelso Depot to the right and run
ming near a large barn in grass
lot some 200 yards from Kelso
Depot, and running either to the
right or left of said barn as may
be thought for the best, thence di-
rect, OR nearly SO as practicable,
to the nearest point of said old
road leading from said Rock Point
Church to the Railroad ard Kelso
Depot" Commissioners were ap-
pointed to view said road as pro-
posed and report.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
A Liberal Offer /!
Good Farmers Monthly
Ger ees sgsEEy!

We desire TO largely increase
the cash So descriptions TO the Oh
SERVER, aud to aid in 80 doing
make the following very liberal
offer: To every old subscriber 10
this paper who pass allarrearages
and one year in adRa: ce, we will
cause to be sent, for one year, free
Of cost, the Ame,3can Farmers Ad-
cocate, (the subscription OF which is
81 a Year, large Southern guar.
to monthly. 1t is one OF The best
agricultural Publications of the
country. 70 every new subscri-
be- of The OBSERVER, who pays in
advance for one year, we will also
send the AlrOcote free of cost tor
the came length Of time. Now is
the opportunity to get good home
and foreign reading-a weekly
and monthiy--at Ike cost Of only
one, The terms, i must be re-
membered, are cash. Such lib.
eral offer does not admit of credit.
Our proposition gives a larger q
mount of reading matter than was
ever before offered for the same
price.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
there none to save them2 Can

there none to save them2 Cam
notzthe active philanthropists
Of the day institute an .anti-debt
movement? Debt drives a man
to driak.It is-the>parent of
desolation, of villainy of suicide,
and yet, strange to say, has not
attracted the attention Of the
professors of practical benevol-
Ience with which the century a.
bounds. Intemperance is an
evil frequently occasioned by
hopeless NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fore, in some measure, subsidi-
airy to debt. There is an excit-
ing agitation ofrum: why should
we not have one fort the suppress
ion of credit?-for as without
alcohol there will be no drum
kenness, SO without credit there
will be no debt, We throw
out the crude suggestion for
the eager reformers of the time,
not without some faint hope
that they may turn their atten.
ton particularly to the subject,
and that we may yet live to see
a nation emancipated from debt,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate have been acknowledge
since our last, in the County Court
Clerks Office: ae.
John NJ Bright to Moses Bright,
col, two lots in Fayetteville, S5l4
John NJ. Bright to Elizabeth A.
Davidson, col, lot in Fayetteville,
gift.
Hutchinson Marley and wife
to E. P. Reynolds, lS6 acres in
10Th dis, S2.045 so. -
VIM. C. Stewart and wife to E.
P. Reynolds, 80 acres in 10Th dis,
$405.
George Stewart to Joseph Far.
rar and W. G. West, "a acres in
18th dis, $240. sor ri
A. G. March and wife to John
T. Cathey, 80 acres in l4th dis,
81, 900.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05

s@ A construction train is busy
on the Winchester and Alabama
Railroad. Cross, rs are being
delivered in large numbers, show
ing that the trac, is to be thor
euel,ly repaired, and new turn
table, we are told, is to built here
without delay.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
Sales to Take Place.

All sales of property advertised
in the OBSERVER, or for which
handbills may be printed at this
Office, will hereafter be noticed
under the above heading, We
call attention to the following:
BY ThoS. Z. Dobbins, trustee,
Monday, December z3rd, at
Boons HILL, the lands and person
al property belonging to w. F.
Mcdaniel, II. G. and a. j. Swine,
broad and others. &
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05


$50 Our friend Rev. A. S
Sloan Of Moline, this county, has
Il host of sympathisers in his re-
cent distress. A short time since
a young sister was thruwn from a
buggy near her residence 10 South
Carolina, and SO badly injured
that She died the same night And
about tie same time bis brother
Rev. IL. It. Sloan Of the same
State, lost bis residence and all It's
contents By fire.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05

1 j. B. Hamilton, Secreta-
ry and Treasurer of the Duck
River Valley Narrow Gauge Raill
road Company, has an advertise
ment in this paper, calling on the
subscribers of stock for payment
Of one dollar per share. The 10,
eating survey, we are Informed,
will at once be made. se--rr
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
Hopewell Academy.
For the Fayetteville Observer.

III. Elit0'-You are always IN.
terested in whatever is for good to
your county, and especially in
whatever tends to advance the
moral and intellectual interests of
the children. You will then no.
,tice with pleasure the effort of the
citizens of the 22nd district to es-
tsblish a frst.class academy in
their midst. Such a school has
been much. needed there; indeed
the facilities FIR conducting good
school have never been there, and
the children have sustained an
incalculable loss.
Sometime since paper was cir
culated for subscriptions to build a
suitable house for school purposes,
which met with marked success.
Most, If not all the material is
furnished by those in the vicinity,
firstelass patent desks are already
on hand waiting for house to put
them in. Money also was literally
subscribed, but more is yet needed,
1t is to be hoped that much en-
couragement will be given these
people in their laudable enterprise.
You are aware that there is much
10 be contended with and overcome
in this part of the county, bat if
such enterprises as this are made
to succeed the county at large as
we'll rs the community will be
pro6ted inethe value Of taxable
property andin moral and intellect.
ual growth. Blessings of this
kind are not confined to the local
tiles in which they are impaired.
The building isto be 26x45 feet,
be sixteen feet high, and oontsin
two recitation rooms.
1t is to be built near Hopewell
church and shall be free from po-
lilical Influences and open to all
Denominations.
f shall be under the control of
three trustees who shall be chosen
by those subscribing to the build
ing fund. Zach individual sub
scribing ten dollars shalpbe enti
tied to vote, and one additional
vote for every ten dollars sub
scribed. 1t is in complying with
these statements that subscriptions
have been received. The trustees
WILDE elected atsHopewell church
on December Eth, and the work
Iof building proceed as soon as
practicable. 81 "a az ~
Notwithstanding the dry sea,
son our people are encouraged by
the yield of the crops. Very tru
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05

DR.. VIM. II Tutt-Sir-I have been suffer
ing for nearly two years with a severe cough
and great difficulty Of breathing My weight
Was one bundled and forty five pounds; and
when commenced taking your Expectorant, l
was reduced TO one hundred and sixteen had
tried almost everything; had terrible night
sweuts. l have taken half dozen bottles. The
night sweats have left me- the cough HIS al
most disappeared, and l have gained fifteen
pounds in weight. believe it viii cure my
cough / recommend it to all my friends
With respect, OLIVER RICE, &
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05

Tx If our carriers miss any
of the regular subscribers to the
OBSERVER, they will do US favor
BY giving US immediate intOrma.
ZION.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05

4 Great Oilrr E E0Tses WatsSgr9. A 45
dispose Of NRW PIANOS, IIEIOI s.tJNS AMI o
CANS. of SIX iirst-class makers, including Waters
at very low nriCeS for csSh part cash AVID bal
ance ~ sma monthly lnst;ImcLtS New octave
firSt-cla>s PIANOS. modern lnfpl OTcments for
s9i5 cash NOW ready a CONCERTO PAEE0h
ORGAN the most beautiful stvl2 aad pcTtecJ tone
eyer made Illustrated Catalogues maigd Sheet
Music and Music Merchandise Nov sS-SM
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-12-05
aflns,Ia. Gc,lrgia.
7 ReOoyted .cees,,l1or the opsEayra. 6g II

I Reported ,ceek!y Jor the Observer Jg II
I. CaI d Bro, Produce IL cTchGnts.
Corn--white, S0@85: yellow, y bush
Oats, 50@55 80. Flour, per
sack, SO Bs--faney, ST 506t rs; fam
.ily,3 1904 90; extra,$3 25@ 80; superfpe.
2 1904 90 Bulk-shouldors. 614 @6ja;
hams, lO@11; clear sides, 8@6l5
Rye, per bush, nominal, 8DG so Wheat,
Tennessee white, 90@2 90; red, / TIC
/ so Onions, q bbl.,3 50@4 60 Irish
Potatoes. bbl,$2 50a3 90 T'enp'lay, 81 80
al SO. Meal, 80@85. Lard, Dbl, colo;
cans 10 Butter, 25@ 80, Eggs, so
@25 Feathers. new, 6v@G5 Dry Hides.
1920 il sheeting. ~. ais Is
Shifting, l0@12H e.. Cotton Yarns. so
@1 65 per bunch Apples, p Dbl, $2@3.
Corn, fair demand, stock light. Wheat
in request. Oats sell reguiar--stocks
light Rye and barley very duH, Flour
salable; Il and 3 sacks in most request
Butter, Eggs and Dressed Poultry IN de-
mand if fresh and sound.