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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28
Gin Srauut.

@or mcbreren Sobren batte ser 2e1r=
hurl6c eincs bci 6omburg ouf Dem 0ci=
Ne jpobrsnoen S6loIermci tiers cincn
enti iebfi1tN 1rd.ltu INN ,uuroc nlmli6
in oitiem bic RsDls auf bem @c9c na6
Dem brci Stun0cn mott bier cntfcrntcn
@tdbt6cn obgel6nittcn. Gr srjablt am
Wpr9en leinem 0cbrbcrrn bcn gcGa('ten
Sraum, uno biclcr ant'uprtet ibm nidt
rbne ciui9e Ycitiir5un9: ~4os lit ood)
nm 10 ItnoeTtarer oo on heutc ,uirtli6
nod Bcrgcoprii Neben mubt, iup i@ cine
@eosoblung su leiitcu bobs." Ser &na6c
itrdubt iiib uno Hcbt; ollcin CT mub
trobocm Ben ungliidie!igen ySc0 ontrc=
ten. Gtlua auf Der 9Rittc bciielbcn in
Yillpdrbcr, crgrcift i'm onis Ncuc cine
lol6c Nnglt, bob CT Su Dent ibm wa6r
lhcini6 bctonntcn @e9t oes Dorfes
9c6t uno bicl lcn um @pttespillcn bittct
linn bis iiber cine cinl omc uno gcfdbr=
|li6e @tcQs binaus eincn Bc9leitcr NIT
sugeben. Scr Yogt 9ibt linn lcinen
&nedt NIT, ocr wieoer no@ "@ous INIT
feDrt, 10 wie CT ben &nabcn iiber bic BE-
Sei0nete 5telle gcbro6t bat. Mllein bic
lcr fam trobocm nid)t fort, lonoer fcbrt>
oem Deimfebrenben &ne6te no69ebenb,
iuie0cr nod Bill>pdrbcr I'm, >pp er Den
@p9t npdnols bittet. ibm ben Rncdt bis
8er9eoorff mitsu9ebcn er babe @elo bci
li6, ciucn cntlcbli9cn Sraum 9ebo6t
uno fiir6tc li@ lebr. Scr 6rapc @iann
>uillfobrt ibm np6mols uno Der SSnc6t
miro 5um 5lueiten Nla(c lcin Sc9 letter.
Mnl fpl9cnocn Sage brn9t man Die 9ci6e
eines Grmoroetcn, ben man nit o6ge=
i@nittcncn 9oll an elmer obgelcgencn
@tel(e ouf Dem Meye no6 8er9coorfi
9cfunoen. 9te6en linn Tag Gin 9roBes
Mclcr> nit uel6cm permutbli6 Die
Sbot pcriibt >uorhcn mar. @6ouoerno
crtennf Der @o9t in Dem Grmprbctcn ocn
un9liidli6en G6lolerburl6en uno SUI
9lci6 bos Wtelicr fir zines, oas CT am
Sage 5upur Dem &ne6tc 9c9cbcn, nm Die
Weioen bomit 5u 6cl9neioen Die eines
leincr 9(derfelocr einiobtcn. 9lls Dem
&nc9tc Die 2ci6c uno bo5 Ntciier 9e5eigt
,peroen, 9eite6t ct lo9lei6 lein Yerbre6en
Gin, oos er crlt oann bel ii6 bel6loiIel,,
als CT crfabren, oob ocr &nobe @clo. bel
li4 babe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28
9Sidtf0cr Giu(lub outer @ruuol ldbc.

>|'"1lNtA V"l'Hn y'|~l VA"'"l"pI.
Gin 'lHchitb e5hs &vuueiobe olei6t
eincm ld>pobcn 9}obrt bda Sci Mino
fin uno fer bcluc0t; 9(nocrc tbrhtH I|fh
nibt oui i'm pcrlolicn iomic cr 5u lid
lelbit fcin 3utroucn bot; o6er bicle
@runb i6te Hiillen gut unb l0bli6 lein,
bic Nus fibrun9 oes 9tcbten unb 9fikli=
cbcn hcobl li6tigcn> bie Mbtung 9egtn bic
Men1N0cit bef6rbcru unb ouf bos Wpbl
9lQcr 9cri6tet lcin. Dur loldc G3runb=
| ldbe cbrcn Ben Wtenl den uno niiben linn
uno BON Su9cno ouf ml1B er cifrig oa=
FIN ltreben, tic li6 eigcn ill MAIDEN uno
lie als 9i1tl0nur leines gNilcns bco=
bo6tcn; ccun MIR cin lpl6er Menlh
miro cinc 3icroc oc5 observation-disclosures
unb f6rbsrt lein @liiet> 10 >pie bos 9(n=
ocrcr.
Gum Gruno otc mub man es lib mo-
hcn, nit Der 3eit usbdltcriid) umsu=
9cbclt, llnb lic lucile 5u benukcn. SSer
l6on bcu 9(bcnb pprber iibcrlegt >pos CT
ben ancern Sag tbun rnO in ,pel6cr
|Or:nung CT lcinc @el6dftc pcrri9ten
mill, Ser erleiDtert fd) feline 9(r6eiten,
fiibrt iic NIT Treuoi9teit uno @liid aus
unb tDut INNER feline YHibt >pie elm
damn pon Gbre. @on friibefcr Su9eno
muB man li9 pprnebmen et>pas 9fIbli-
DIES 9riinoli6 Sr lcrnen immcr na6
belcn Werpnllfon1mnung Itrebcn, I'M ii6
oarin einc @cl6idli6tcit 5u erlucrbcn>
bic niiDt blos oos bcgonncnc QScrf nit
Glutf llno Gbre aus fiibrt, lonbern audi
bci ibm fir jcocn Tnrtld6ritt in lcincr
Miiienl6oft lciner &llnlt uno ieinem
@clpcrbe cine grpBc GIMP fQn9libfeit un=
terDdlt. 9Rie lernt man aus; I'M lcr g8il=
len lit 9tiiducrf tpie unler Sbun. Tic=
lcs fam perbcllert, Dtan6es 5pedmdbi=
ger 9emobt >per0en 9Scr bcr Menl l6en
5Dun uno Srci6cn lorgfdlti9 beobo@tct,
bcr ]icbt bolo Elm i, ooB folt Mlles elmer
orb Bcrcn NerppQtomnnun9 fdbi9 lit unO
6ab bos Meil lte s>pefoenli@cr ausgefibrt
>perben fonn.
gSer 1i6 felt pprnimmt, ieine Yili6ten
ols Mcni1 III alien icinen @crbdltnil=
len 9eruillenboft 5u beoba6ten, ber cr=
iuirbt li6 Gboraftcrfeiti9teit uno l9la9t
li6 ollicfli6 burd olle 5tiirmc bes Sc
bens binour6. Gr lGout gen 9immel,
l6Dpft bo Srp It uno ein 9utc5 @clullcn
9ibt linn Mutb uno Strait 10 ooB er tcln
9inscrnib I6cuct.
Beionnen i'll perfobrcn uno 9(lles &C.
bDrig 5u ii6erlegcn lei cine un>ponoel=
bare 9ebensnurinle, unO lrenn mir uns
ppn cSuoeno uuf an lie 9elpD6nen, 70 be-
l6m0ren mir Die Dpbnla@elnbc l(n9nnlt
Ser Mcn19en uno oas ncioil6c @el9ie
Der @ingc; mir itcDcn felt I'M ltngc>pittcr
uno bur6 Wtutb uno @tanoDaft aftigtcit &C.
lon9en lpir er6li0 an 0as getpiinI 6te3icl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

GY~ Stimmc aus bcn v9cuid)redcn" ,0i>
itriftcn. - 9Sir crbiclten bon Scrra u. s.
q am s aus S(ormanpil(e, 8as., eincu Bricf
peld)cr inter onoern, Sntcreilontcu 0olaenees
entDalt: SD iuar felt mebrcren Sabrcn leioenb,
iuaS nad) beln IuSprud)c oct ser3te einerSto<
runa mciner 2etcr usuldreiben mar. SD &C.
braudt> Dr. Mu9uft &6ni9'8 6ambur-
ger Grppfen uno CLAUDE nun, oab mcin 2es
bcnSboum wicocr friid gu arinen anfanst, ocnn
i1 fuD(c mid wob(cr ipie ic duoor.
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Ohio @aiicnfrcnuo.

olc"nl0l IN 0nrncOmen Nrelfcn WnA
Sonnta9 batte Somcs 8. Bailey, Der al
ttltc Spbn &c: an Der 9i o. Gcntralbobn
bct6clliNtcn rcihcn Snmcsl Bailey i'm Nj
tcrIiAsn Soouic i'm bodoritotrotilhcn
Ibcile Ser 81 StreEc 9le>u Worts cincn
Gtrcit nit ocm Vater Sn9 icincn Mrppl<
ucr uno ldrb Den Wnsr ins 0tr;, 10 AuE
oicicr ouI Der Gtcllc ita,b. Niemono ou=
bcr Sotcr uno Gobn ,uur i'm ;3iu,mcr
Die Ntuttcr b0rtc in cincm oultrbcnrcn
@cmodlc ocn Gdub. 9iod) Der Sbot
ltiirstc Der Ni0rocr ouf Ole { troGc nnb
trot ouf cncn Eoli;iltcn sn nit ocn 9Vor@
ten : vib Gobe mcincn Wotcr oclNoHcn."
Ser Fclialt nobm i'm ielt unb liibrtr ibn
,unab(t an bic Icide oc*Notcr3, uolclblt
Der &atrrm0rosr iogtc: : CT babe nit bcm
Tatcr Gtrcit lutgcn cincs Srlcics tefpm-
men CT babe nidt gc,poat, oob Der Wa-
ter o;n 8ric fc leic uno oenYo6 babe Der
Yoter ocnlelbcn au Ielen 9eIu6t. 0ieltr
Yatcrmpro lit in ieiner 9lrt 10 grdul'dl,
mic Der por ;lpei Sabren pon Dem cbcn=
ioas pprncbmen Siin9lin9 Malporih
ebenfaus in 9iclu=Yort bc9on9ens Sotsr=
morO.
Gin 6remocr NOR i@on &C.
raume 3eit III cinem @oit6oIe aebliebrn,
pbnc on's VcsabIcn lciner sicmlid itorf
on9clauIencn &ehnun9 Su ocnfcn; Ieiblt
Die Mobnun9en welhe ibm Der 9Nirtb
pon 3eit su 3cit sufpmmcn licB, hlieben
cr}plo(ps. 0o purbc enoli6 blr 2ebttre
b6le, trot eincS Mproens in ous 3immcr
oes 6remoen uno ricf: r9iun, ,uie ltett's
nit mciner ytednnng 2" - v&chnunA 2"
irogte Der 6remoc critaunt.- "No, Sic
,uilien lhon, mas iA mcintc. SD bo3e
sic lange ssnug mo9nen lallen. SD
broud)e mcin @elo uno muB es babcn.
Sic fommen ni6t cher ous meinem0 0oule.
bis @ie MIDI bel 5eller uno Yienni9 be-
aoblt 9obcn. 0os 'mcrtcu sic lid) :" 9a
lprons Der Tremoe aus Dem Bctt, elite
an lein 8ureou, lestc Yopier uno Sc
Der suredt uno loste lebr erfrcut Sun1
Wirtb: nWollenSie mir ous nid)t ldrift=
li6 9eben, III 6orm zines Contracts
SD perlange nidts >ueiter als bel S6nen
su bleiben, 10 lon9e id) lebe."
- Q8ie br man li6 uor Dem
@iite oes &ortoheltafers 5u bitten babe
Sei9t folaenoer Gaq Sn Weit IlbanD
lin Winneioto, bra6te lid elm 9err 9am=
MONO nit eincm Mciier> nit wel6em
&artoffelfdfcr 5crl6nitten luoroen luarcn,
cine gunoe am Singer BEL uno 6alo
,puroe lein 3u tono 10 tritil6, oaB man
an elmer 2cbcns9efdbrlitcn Tergiftung
ni6t mcbr 51ueiieln tonnte. uebri9ens
meiut Elm @edlel6latt: Sic 9emobnliden
Colorado &artoiicl= Safer, ioluie ibrcgier
uno 2orpen lino ni6t 9iftig. Mber cs
6eiinoet fi6 monGmal elm su Der Tomilie
Der Gontborioen 9eb0ri9er, ganj uerl6ie=
ben pom Colorado Safer au*lcbenocr
&dfcr ouf Den &artofi itauocn. 9ieler
fat oic1elbe reisenoe Gi9enidaft, 'uie !cin
Wer>ponbter, Die eurppdi1@c ~lpani19e
Tlic9e" uno ,pirft, ,penn ierQuetl6t, eben
io,pie jene. Nor Dem GoJOrooo= &artof=
fel'&dfer ober brandt, man li@ ui6t gu
fiir6ten.
-Sn einisen @c9euoenSn=
oiens bot man ongeian9en, Die Siser
uno gepporocn nit 5trpdnin 5u per9if~
ten uno nit gutem @rfolae. @o 1T i'm
8c;irte &oimbotur I'M So6re 1874 tein
,inpr 92pnid, hurh Mnuhthiprp 1t,rS
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cin @cb6ubc bon .g(nlidtcn unb S(6nunacu
bunocrt anocrn @eb0uocn 6bnlidcn @ebaltca
ocAc',iibcr ouf3ufiibrcn, unb 6inltcruih, frcuoi>
ncn SinncS, jcnen @laubcn an bic elulac
Natrhclt ,h i'nlfuicn. ben G1ot clblt bon lci<
ncn @cidopfcn orbtr : lHd Gdt bic bon Der
Mtliaion actrenntc Milicnidjoft Sc @cntclic IT,
t'.t ,Molrbcit: sie ncant iicJ iclbit cincr Nn
hot|tfc!bQh:. :. ssir sci9cn bic sSoDrDcit unic-
ter pcDrc tA il)rc:1 MtrtiI10si 49,.
9@(on. ncnnt boS gSort &undiiitit, iptld)c
bic Sodjtcr bcr @ultur lcin ioll slbcr wtr
tenncn cincn gan, onbcru g(amcn Der ricl
Ferrlid)cr fliAt - mir miiieu puu ci,cr vfa<
tboliidlcn eictc":; bpu Der bic 10 Qcprcicne 3u~
Mnn ntitt mir, ci,t nerrbile lit, .Gtnn lonocys
I'or Sic uiid)rjtlid)c Md)llnA bjt SIT iPrldil
pon @umonit6t uub bod, wubtc nlun nid)tS
BON ibr, cbc boS Gbultcnthum ouf Grbcn rr=
ld)icn $50 Sciu5 GbriituS fcinc S(ltdrc bat, 81
hehnt lid pic 10 Acpricicne Mcnld}cnliebc nrr
onf ctni0t Gnobrotll,ci(cn aus ipn Hos Arcui
ntd)t bcrebrt miro, ba fhlod)tct itets Der McniN
orn Ycnidlcn, bQ Dcrrid)t itcts NNSictttna per
n'nettj Tilthiiirbi0si'A 6ss gSft6cs t!no Sflo<
uthtDl>m. 9ie altc g@ct tart,tt nur Fntrii<
tismus, uuO picicn in icincm unnotlrlihittn
Grtrcm; ooS @ort Menldbcit mar Gin foit un=
bcfonntcr Name iic fonntc nur YiirNcr, nld)t
Mcnldcn. llno Mcni ni6cnmiiroe moS fit Gin
gSort! gScr bahtc ooran, bob Der Mcnid ais
'rl@er id)dn cine unocntborc @robc babe ais
baS 9li0e @rtteS in ieiner Sdlopfuna! @(on
nabm Den @}cniden ;l!m Wstan'0cll, ,'ao patf
i'm ocn @elticn por mon l,0bm tGn bcs Nit<
tcns iuc9cn, unb licb i'm ais @iiracr 9cltcn
man nobm i'm sum @erf;cu9 cntcbrcnrcr 2uit
,'no leb i5n oui hcn Strobcn hcr9unNcru ooer
f;lNiftc lFn 0snaltiam OTIS Der 9Sclt, meun CT
Die vilternDcit ninlmcr tcitito9te: Naa mo<
rcn bic &nocr? mas iuarru bic Traucn? llnb
bod) moat man cS, bon 9umoni1t su rcocn
oub oDnc Gbriitcntbum. Mton onnt jid) in
ocnl Sd)ottcn Der g6umc, unb flogt, bub bic
Y0ulnc %lot cihl,cbnlcr, oDuc 9(ukcn 81 &C.
m0Drcn. Gcn mon nid)t Aldub,g rin mill,
mod)tr lron honn bpd) nid)t unbontbur lcin!
1lclc Nciltcrt6otcnoc, bumpic, fincrc Vc1rc
htS AatbtistSmilS Mt lultnbsrbur - iic
bat 1T ocn 9eracn i1rerNttc,,ner cine Vtcbc ct1t>
nanmt, bon ocr bic gSelt bis hoDtn gar fcincn
Segriif Dattc, ilno bic iic cuia nidt bcarcifcn
mirp, bis lte chic bsmiitDi9c @lIubtAc biclcr
NtAmti mrS. on oer 9tcNcl bat oos vid)t
sSirmc bel Rd), bic Ninftcrnif M0lte; unierc
fonlt 70 munoeridcucn vidtfrcunbc n0tb9en
uns bier, on ein Muuoer su 9aubcn, ;u olou=
ben, hab bicic "iebcslu0rmc ccS Mntbplcismus,
bic lc nilmncr pc9;ul6uoncn III, Gtonbc linb,
ons @citcsouumbct uno Uinfcrnib beruorgc,
9ongcn ici. (UortictunQ folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

r Infer Nacnt fit Gplumbu8, s., @err
Gclir @agncr luoDnt III bet 5. StroBc No.
258.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

Scr vYitts6. Trei0eits lr0." t6cilt
fol9enbes 5u Wornung beim Ginfoufen
BON @riincr nit : u0ic 9ous frau elmer
aus fiinf YerI 6eltebenben Tan1ilie
in Mlle9bony bci Yltts6ur9 bate am
0ien flag untcr anberen 9lrtiteln ou6 ei=
ni9c Yfunb Beterlilie i'm Oforft cinge=
fault, I'm oielcl6c sur Suppc 5l uerlpen=
ocn. 9(ls sic Trou bic Suppe obcr 5ubc=
reitet un0 Die Tomilic li6 SIT Slid gelett
botte, oo fono man. boB Die pcrmclntlidc
Yeterjlie ni0ts 9cringcrcs olS @6ier=
ling ein 6cfonntcs l0ncll lpiyfenbesGift=
trout mar. 8ol0 no6bcm Die Tolnilien-
mit9licocr cini9c 96Iiel Ser Guppc &C.
nollen Datten, iteQte 1ib beItges @r=
brc9cn unO fur6t6ores 8rennen imMla=
gen Elm un0 nur oexlllmi itanoc, bob 1ofprt
bciBc Mil6 ols @cgenmittel on9cwonOt
lperoen fonnte, NOR cs 5u pcroontcl1, oob
feline iiblcn Tplgen eintroten. Scr@dier=
ling lit bcfanntli6 Elm Der Yeterlilie lebr
dDnli6es &rout, bos am lief ten mitten
unter Den @touoen Scr lebteren g8lr5cl
l6ld9t. Gs unterl lMeioct i0 bon oer Be=
terliie our1 9r0bere Sldttcr, 6ercn CRIME
6orbe lDon mcDr ins &Dtbli@e biniibcr=
]1illert nno beren uutere Geite einen foit
n1eto1il9en @lons bot. Sic Wirfln9en
Dobcn in pielcn Tdllcn cinen tDbli0en
Wcrlouf
y(us &Dln. Gie Genebmignn9 81
Dem 5ur 8eier oes 9tamensto9es @r.
Grjbilb0flihen @naben oes @crrn Dr.
Youlus Mcl9ers beabl dtigtenTadel6uge
lit BON Dem f0ntgli1en Ynli5ei< Yrdlioium
i'm Ginperncbmen NIT ben bDberen De-
bDroen per>pcigert lporben. Sic @enebmi=
alt eiren Todel5u9e fir 9erm Told 1T
oogcecn crtbcilt >uoroen 60 mo9t mon
SffentliDe M}cinun9:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

IS bebct ianft eer tSnNsl oanl
1dS Sl;liStcm in lcin Yctt bimom,
0cett ioraia,n srahi seH gltDlind Su,
Miibt i'm uno io9t: n SGtaf fiibc bu !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

&oS AtnoltiN will sur 9iubc gebn,
81 iicbte am @ctt icin Glialtifl ftcDn,
Eds reid,t ibm l1d)clnh icinc &unh
ltno fddt; "(scGft idj}H tits S6liiliimcrtdhS :?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-11

CaIcined MaGmesia
Is free from unpleasant taste. roUghness 10 the
touch or palate In one third the dose of common
mag eSia it relieves Sick Hea'iache, Sour-StOmach,
tive and other diseases of the stomach and
bOWcis The Worlds Fair Medal and four First
Premium SILVER Medals awarded it as the best in
IN; market. For sale by druggists and country
sIOTc-ke'pels and by L. j. HUSBAND, Jr.. Phlla-
nhfa ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-11
Hard Times.

20 where you may, the first and
last thing we hear is hard times;
and every one is taxing his brain
daily, by study ing economy, so as
to compete with the times. We
must economist, and you can do SO
by huying your hardware from
HATCHER & OGILvIE, for we have
the best and cheapest goods in the
market, such as horse shoes, nails,
\ cut saws, dog irons, shovels and
tongs, spades and shovela, skilIets
and ovens, carpenters tools, and
others too numerous to mention,
all of which will be sold at reduced
prices for cash. All persons in.
debted to US will please pay up, for
we need money.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-11
Fayetteville Locals.
The Agony is Over.

Andy johnson is elected to
the .. S. Senate, the civil rights
bill has passed the house aiming
to make "the man and brother"
equal to the proud Caucasian,
deputy sheriff Jim Morgan has
gone into the dry goods BUSH
ness and is a good salesman, but
as we prefer to sell our own
goods without his assistance,
we have concluded to mark
down our large stock SO as to
entirely knock the wind out of
his sales. To insure this we
will sell ladies' shawls, cloaks,
hats, bed blankets, horse covers,
&C., at cost-heavy boots, shoes
and clothing at greatly reduced
prices, our stock of calico,
bleached and brown domestic,
flannels, jeans, cassinet, and
linseys is very large. All per-
sons in need of such articles will
do well by giving us a call. We
still exchange goods for all
country produce at the market
price.
MURRAY & MORGAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-02-11
Natures Snow-Humor.

"The snow, the snow, the
beautiful snow!" was the excla,
nation Of every citizen of Fay
etteville and its vicinage upon
waking up on Sunday morning
last. 1t was such a relief TO see
1.-THE great white sheet, the en-
blcm of unsullied purity, flung
by the lavish hand of Nature
over every tainted spot, max
ing the foulest look inviting i'll
its fastidious dain tiness.
cold Earth. hung on her spit before the sun
Turns her huge sides alternate to his rays.
Basted by rains and dews, and cooks away"
No wonder, therefore, that the
world is done a dirty brown,
and that, following the earth's
example, every man on its sur
face gets "done brown" himself,
so promptly, if he is not exceed
ingly circumspect in his self
management. But the earth's
BROWNIES gloriously disappear
ed on Sunday beneath the
delicate snow envelope vouch-
safed it, and every once-begrim-
ed housetop shimmered with a
living diamond light when the
glad suns rays, the next day,
went dancing over the firma-
ment, exulting in its escape
from cloud Imprisonment.
as Alexander Smith
says:
Day is done brown and setaway to cool,
And evening, like salad fresh and moist,
Ard pepper'd with her MUSTERED stars comes
on"
t may be pleasant enough for
cooks to contemplate the scene
With a cuisinary appreciation
If its picturesqueness. But
rive us, as better dining-room
picture, the perfectly white
10th which Nature, in her
now-humor, spreads over the
,reat extension-tabIe of the
arth, leaving the hill-tops TO
esemble. huge plates ready for
he roast and fry, while the c
akelets between look like vast l
ureens in which swim, in their
wn natural gravy, (water,) the y
rst course Of the forthcoming $
anquet to humanity. h
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Newly ertiSements.

DR.. c. Diemer has just re-
ceived a i supply of the far
famed anjustly valued seeds
of D. Idreth & Son. The
demand brisk, and they are
going rdly.
The Z River Mills have un-
dergone change Of manage
mcnt. i. Jno. I. Gill is now
the soIe'oprietor, and his thor
ough kwledge Of machinery
will cule him to give entire
satisfaon in Ill branches of
his busess.
The ock City Paper Mills
keep all supply at all times
of incest quality articles in
their le, at the lowest figures;
and per material-rags, etc.
.aIws find sale there at full
rates.
Dr)rakc tells how certain
Poop can save themselves
trout.
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Legislative Notes.

In the Senate, last Saturday,
bill passed its third reading
abolishing the Office of Tax
Collector, and imposing its du-
ties on the County Trustee.
A bill to establish State Nor
NAL schools was introduced.
In the House a resolution was
offered and referred to the Judi
ciary Committee, in regard to
fraudulent bonds held against
the State, and providing for
their discovery by the Attorney
General. and cancellation.
A resolution calling on the
Comptroller to furnish an esti-
mate of the sum necessary to
carry on the State Government,
pay outstanding warrants, and
interest on the debt, was adopt
ed.
A House joint resolution was
passed suspending work on the
East ard West Tennessee asy-
lums The Senate also passed a
bill, on its third reading. repeating
the act authorizing the Comptroll
er to borrow money if necessary.
The House bill increasing the
jurisdiction of the Justices of the
Peace in notes of hand to $1,000.
and in contracts and damages
other than by libel and SANDER to
$500, passed on third reading;
also the bill preventing counties
and corporations from voting rail.
road aid, which was, before its
final passage, al ended so as not
to apply to certain counties now
without railways.
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Persons calling for the above
letters, will please say ddcertised.
w. B. DOUTHAT, P. NJ.

GS Two or three years ago.
the Masonic fraternity of Ten
nessee resolved to establish a
Widow and Orphans Home i'll
Middle Tennessee. The loca-
ton has been made, and. Gala
tin is its place, the selection be-
ing made by committee APP
pointed by the Grand Lodge.
The next session of that body
will, it is expected, decide when
the necessary buildings shall be
erected.
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Fayetteville Produce Market.

Cotton active-low middling,
12B@13; strict good ordinary,
12@123; good ordinary, 113@12;
inferior, 8@10.
Flour market dull-choice
family, 3.25@3.75; best do,
3.0O@3, 5;superfne, 2.O0@3.OO.
Shipments light.
Wheat inactive-85@1.0O
Corn active-95q1.00.
Rye, none 0ffering-l.OO.
Bacon-smoked meats, 8, 10
and II, buying rates, for shout
ders, sides and hams.
Butter, ample supply, 1920;
chickens, dull, 12t@15; eggs,
scarce.
Seed oats, black and white,
100; german millet do, 800.
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Tribnte hf Rect: "a

Preamble ..and rltions "a
dopted by Mt lHet lodge
No. 344 of Free ms, Lin
coin county, Tenn; 1i.I
WHEREAS, Our Eeniy Fa-
Their in His mystuus provi-
dence has remoyirom our
midst our dearly FED broth
err HALIFAX ST1lAN, who
departed this lifeD. $, 1870:
Therefore reso, That we
in humble yet submission
bow beneath the stening rod
of Him who woill all things
for the good of Earthly crea-
lures.
ReSoLUed, ThallleWe deep
ly deplore the l9t our good
brother and true nd, we strive
to live more devil to the cause
Of right, walk rer to God.
and keep CURSE IN readiness
to go hence wTWc are called.
ResoLred. T Ill the death
of brother Steam our Lodge
has lost o aiti member, the
county a goodizen, the fam
iIy a deyotedtller and hus-
band, yet let not grieve as
those who arethout hope.
ResoLced. ct we extend to
he sorrowinNidow and Or
phans our hefelt sympathies
n their sadraevement, and
sincerely asluridivine Father
o shower / blessings upon
hem.
Resolved, nat we wear the
Usual badgof mourning for
hirty days,;d that q copy of
hese resolOns be presented
o the fam Of our deceased
ana copy furnished
he FAYE1VILLE OBSERVER
or publican.
H. CoLTER,} Conn.
j. PYLANT, '
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Fayetteville Observer
Thursday, February IL. 1875.
business Notices.

Mr. ". o. WaUace-Ep1roR
OF OBsERyER-Please state In
your newsy paper to the inhabi-
tants that we now have one of
the largest stocks of groceries
every offered in this town
both at wholesale and retan.-
Largest lot of old Lincoln coun-
ty Whisky on the market. AL
SO we will deliver goods in town
Tree of charge. Resp, &C.,
BAGLEY Bios.
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Whitaker & Allen.

Dealers in Hardware, Farming
implements, Tennessee Wagons
and Family Groceries, having
lately removed and fitted up our
present stand, the house former
ly occupied by Dusenberry &
bruce, we take this opportunity
OF returning our thanks to our
numerous friends for the liberal
patronage We have received,
and cordially invite continu-
ance of the same. Owing to.
the great scarcity Of money, and
difficulty of making collections,
we are compelled for the present
TO confine our sales strictly to
cash or good barter, and hope
no one will apply for "a 'few days
credit" We again urge upon
all indebted to us either by note
or account to come up and set
tie, as We must have money to
meet our liabilities. Those fail
ing tomake satisfactory arrange
ments within 30 days, may ex-
pect to find their claims in the
hands of an officer for collection.
Ploughs, including turning,
double, shovels, scrapers, culti-
vators, &C., we will close out at
cost for cash.
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Marriages,
MARRIED.:

In this county, Thursday, 4th inst, by L.
L. Cole. Esq, Mr.. JOHN MADDOX and
Mrs. ELIZA j. FOX.
The following marriage licences have
been issued since our last report
WHITE.
James NJ. Smith and Mrs Brooks.
Jerry Williams and Martha Summers.
Rufus Wells and Malinda Sparkman.
l.. ID. Williams and Lucinda V. Hogan.
j NJ. McFeTin and Minerva McFerrin.
...+- CoLoRED.
f iiah Bonner and America Perkins.
Thomas Jones and Ann Cannon.
John Holman and Emma Ashby.
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What You can Find at the
Boot and Shoe Store.

Shoes to suit the most fastid-
ious lady, to the plain, old-fash-
toned low heel and broad bot
tom for old ladies. Gents
boots and shoes from the heavy
TO the light pump sole. A good
assortment of best made bro
gans for men and boys. Gents
fur and wool hats, collars, cra-
watts, hosiery, and mems furnish
ing goods generally. All of
which will be sold extremely
low for cash.
If SHACKLEFoRD 81 YOUNG.