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, 1875-08-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
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DISSOLUTION.

Tbs n1m OF Mellsn, WuIt4ua h Warnas u this Day
d!ssosed BY mutual conaent. ~ b. warner aa4 \. C.
Williams having pu1cl abs tno tterest Of K assny
sud the to tho husinssx viii contnus II
tho old MAUD lGs aud tlo FEsnktts, uuder " hsta
n1us Of Warner X Williams, sud sEs a4thonz94 70
setta tho business Ut the lsto hf7u Z. ]. MELLEN:
j.C. WILLIAMS
Chicago, July 81, 1878. Ed y. WARMER
The untIetx,sued being Tho legal auceessofs Ut tbs
atv r.p of Melleu, Williams NAFnaft viii sa1u coz"
tinus 70 h41,d!o Gr4u, Flour, bssds, lrorislona MI
Bsuns Ae., &e., aul by strict attention y hGslnt&t
hop to merit the continued confidence Ut theEf c0S-
toruesy. LbasI advances nads 90 cuuA!Nhmsnts
WARNER WILLIAMS.
, 1875-08-02

WISCONSIN,.
!grfciai Eisratch Ia ! ia t'hitaoo TRIBUNE.
LACEussl:, Wiz, Aug. la careful aud thor
ouEh Inquiry amoug tho fatmera of LaCrorHc
Monroe, yeruo,l, Jackson, and Tan,,etou t,oun-
tios, In Wisconsin, in regard to tho coming lar
vest, tndicntes prospect for thu largest crop
Of oil kinds Of grain lad In these localities hince
1860. Neports froul tue wircs and roadg extond-
lug from tho Mississippi River to tho western
part and through tho great wheat fields Of Min
uesota, without exception, MO Of ,l.o ,nos. fiat
tnsing description. alnl.. with continuance OF
tito tresont fine weather for n short Lims.
Tho Yield OF wheat will bo immense.
has bcgnu and by tho t'iiile Of tho week will
lie III tull blaat. Thcro /. srent demand for bar
vehl l,atds. Cool wages arc psia; III sumo
| toationa tho pay ranglug from Ejoo TO "a nor
day. great mary harveAtors hro rsstinE
through tso city aud crossing On ferries At thu.
point Oil the why to tho Eralli.tinlds Ono mill
hntn han ts,t down, and the ha!nncc ara worR-
in. nhorL-handcd, tho mon having Kouo to tho
| tiulls.
KANSAS.
A7crsos, Kan, JMly 3l.-Considerable dam
| ago lns beou t!one to small grain yet standing
| b. tho heavy raius Of tho past two weeks, Tie
corn, however. ia growing With won-
larful vigos. md this crop will, it
IL thought, ho tho largest over produced
tn tho Sthto. Even Ou tAc tAatt1ll uttIuoA "utEo
tic lucuBts destroyed the trat planting, corr re-
| planted latH in ,fMne IL now fIol1 6 to feet
| high, and will probably yield full crop.
Tho heavy ram Of Tuce'iay ast 10 damaged
tho AtchiBan 4 Nebraska nailcona that ils tfaina
],ayc not passed over tho road ainca that ente.
1t win 10 repaired and trainH running regularly
by Montiay.
Special Dsnateh to The Chsaoo Tribune.
| 1AwNEscE, kA., ,1nlv 31,-A1l the railroad
lines runulng into thih cty arc moro OF cas ttln-
| aged bY ra,Gs. No tln1ns OIL two r0RB tn-fay,
and tho ka1saH Pacific ls under water at several
| roints. A watnr-spout yesterday took AwnT a
bridge nntl did considerable damage Ill I.cayeu-
worth County. Wheat md lux are in shocks in
numerous localities. Tho wheat totutna w.ll in
consequence 10 greatly lesHeuca.
OHIO.
LEXINGTON, O., Aug. 1.-Tho almost continu-
one hard rains OF tho past weok have bosn aup-
plonoptcd during tho last twenty. four houra
witt, still heavier storms. Tho ryer-bot-
toms, in consequence. aro loodcd. ard
tho csops uro suffering seriously. Tho
Miami Itlyor and tributaries arc ut Hood hoght
| higher TINA at this Beatun for twenty-ilvn ot
thirty years at thin punt. NJ antioua dan,nge
hss boon dono, but bridge nbutnlentA
nso suffering. The tobacco CROPS
nro a1moht. rninol " tho Storm
outs, corn, mud nlcniowa suffering greatly fruul
nTtny worms, nnd the wlloas Ia roltne IN shock.
The Weather is et.ll gloomy to.nigllt, and moro
rntn IL threatened. Public foeiiuy nb'n. brl Bi'
meas IL depressed III consequence OF damsg ul
cropu.
| TENNESSEE.
MEMrms, Tenn, July 3l.-The situation Al
roearda tho river Ia tt!o more hopeful tonight
IN view OF it's being stationary loro an1 doclin.
ing ut st. Louis, but il still regarded ns danger
| trta Sotun sIutnara l,ng rnsttttnff frpn1 AtDf
, 1875-08-02

Number Of G7nEa. IN rc4erse required, t., tl i7G
held, st,Ul, 1881 cxce>s, $t7.ujt 1stio u
1ar CENT, 3l.1 classification Ut rescrs. od-
Due Grs,ln nHrs, $l,ll2l5l specie, FL 4Ui :
1uBai-enJcr8. $.43 t1n United B.hes certificates of
trpnsit, stoo,tUl: five lnr cant rs1e1nptou fund.
$3Ja ,L0j tutaI, &,sg! ,3Jl.
, 1875-08-02
LAKE NAV1GATION.

t;tlufNtClI STEANIHHH.
Pur 1,.clns. Alll~.akes,, and Was* hhors ports.
n.,tr sunday u1etpt@d. d.At-......,.........3 A. ID
sstati.,; :,sas:'yH o1as Aoait ls.;s nat p N.
rsq a'sI r. j'.s,h sad benton h.r6;oi. dill; Eiaj., &
,srt,ttd
Esurt4ys lcuF111n boat dQnfk 14F4 p H.
fHf Al. Istss. LadluGtan. sto.. Tuesday and
Thur,Ay 1,
laxn1 NolIass And Taur.days A. ...,...,.... 2A-
uarts Tuesday and FfdsJ J....,..,.,,..,,... fp.tn.
kE- uouk fvot Mioblxap.M. i. Il. HUFitk, aupk.
, 1875-08-02

tptciai D"Lith to The th.t,.7o Trisrne.
DI.ooMiSuToS, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-l'E.uay Night Mr.
john ". Wlit,p ard hia daughter I!oAo were
thrown from buggy near Normal. Mr. Whipp
Ind i ro broken. bosideB receiving Other serI-
otis sujurics. alisa Wh,pp had her tongue h2dl1
cut.
, 1875-08-02

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 3l.-The situation al
rogards tho river Is iittlo more hopeful tonight
IN view OF it's being stationary llcro an1 declin-
ing ut St. Louis, but il still regarded us Danger
oua. Somo damage has resulted from Hpe
wator aB tho lovees arc perfectly saturated. aud
tho Weasler continues showorg.
, 1875-08-02

~
s3'scias Dsruteh to 7A* Chicago 7t4tuns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug, LIN twolyo hours. COM
menoing With u O'Clock last night, 8 inches Of
ralu foil hoFc, making tho total rainfall for tho
seyea months Of tho yoar, according to the
Signal Borglco report. 42.B8 inches, against :
total rainfall In the preceding twalvo months OF
1850 inches. Tho rainfall during July
WIS = little oyor "a inchea. Tho
w9ter IN White Riyor was reported
1t = atAnd 1t 9 o'clock. Travel has been sus.
pended by tho washing out Of oulyertH and TO-
atrucs1on Of bridges on the indianapolis / Vim
comes, indianapolis d ST. Louis, st. Lousa,
Vandalia 4 TeEre uauto. indianapolis, Blooming
ton d Woste1n. mud tho Lnfayetto Division Of
the l. @. d L. RoAd. Thors ia report Of segi-
uus damAgs to tho truck aud brldges on the In.
dlAaApolta. Psru i Chicago, but no trains will DO
sent out 1t preacnt AL the other roada
no tn zlluuiug condition, and will send out
regulnr trains. Specials to TIM journal from
various Pasts Of the btate report continued
nll ths streams. ii Martnsyll!o, lie White
ltyet u highar thaa evos bafora Known, flooding
tho strcots. The fasmers In Morgan County
have suffered soyeTaly. aud the damage to crops,
drowning Of stock, aud destruction Of property
gsueraliy, is catimatod n Aslf million dollars.
irte.ai Dittstteh 10 Th4 Chteaoo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Aug 1.-Iho almost lncoa-
sapt rain for Tho last tlirsv-six hours, together
with N unprecedented vel sE,el tor tho past
The whoia Upper Wabash bottoms arc under
water. Tho river ut this poiLt has beeu riaing
as tho rate Of Inches per hour n!t day, and
sti!l continues, Tho leyeea loading 70 the West
70 osops is onotn.ous. Crops on tho botsom are
1Es total loss. Wheat corn, aud OATS Oh higher
ground are almost aa bad. from tue ng-ccntiu.
we'd yet se.ther. Ths, Toledo. Wabash 4 West
, 1875-08-02

Sn:l,l':r NJ LINKS. Il ru'srrc ,raf:cl, ti, "a; To-
rrrvr !lciI, s'i.@t; asetrR, s.as,i,7; as:iu vi
Epryc, lcr c', 9i.1 classification u rts.rye lrl-
Dno f:n.n r5sssye agents. f53,75s: r." IT,. SlUrt5:
letHi-tt nac,H. ED*+J; pr cent redemption fund,
81, f6j: total. 3i Zig.
, 1875-08-02

Tina lar. YhrIHu. I's"d. itat"' Ht"tr
e:so \. nj. a0U2 81 A n. i, bFlsk...! 80 ThrtuR
ll:lb T. VI, 3UU4 81: h.iS. f., aFtAk. l, Cloudy.
3;tr0 H. ~, yJDal q 7BIS. t., brisk ....... Fair.
3b3 il, M >.s,2 63i I'm, brisk .....I .Gl Fs:r.
9:uU L. m 10 q5 d Wi NJ, fresh.... go. Fair.
1o:ia IL n 3Up7 q, 8StN. E., brisk. IL. :. cIesr.
Na1imun thsrnoaeter. ID i; minimum thermoma-
tar, 81. -.-.-
QxnERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO. Aug. t-M!dnight.
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Copenhagen, II. 9(u9uit. Or
9i9ter 9ons Gbriltion slnoerlsn luoro
hc,lte sur Groe be cltattct. Ser &6ni9 BE-
fono li6 inter ben 2ciotra9enben. Sic
9elanmtc 9iation betraucrt leinen Ycrlult
uno BON alien 5citen treHcn 0cilejobe, +,
5enoun9en Gin.
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-@inc Vrau bel GroD I'M Staotc
Mcw Yorf bat Gin Stiid Seifc, bon lue!dcm man
annimmt, bab cs Duubert Sabre alt lit. Mcrf<
niiroia obcr 1T 6 bod, luic lon9c l,ande 2eutc
Scifc i'm @oulc Dnbcn tDnucn, pbnc ic ein &c.
bhrfnib nod Der Scnikung bcriclbcn 5u cnl>
pfnorn.
- Sic &orbcrc hcr gonsen 9Srlt scdcn iid)
ourd) Ycid)bcmcslNteit uno Ulinti9fcit aus.
gbuorb &5ilocbr0no bcid)reibt unS in icincr
vMciic III, bic Groc" baS 8cucbmen cincS d,iuc
ildcn 8arbirrs nod ci9encr slni1auuna Sic
lucitc dinciild)c Solc, io9t CT, bic nurmit circm
GHrtcl nm beu ycib bsfcliot piro, hcr lonac
lleberrl,ri poer 0aftan uuo bic solloidcn SUB
io9en Der 8nbbetleoun9 lollen i'm a1!leree}naS 1
nidt Die spriid)c bcS bcutid)cn 8ortfinlt(crS
mad)el,; fennod) ltidlt CT Sur@ 9r9bere Sere9>
lidfcit hon icircA 2onoSlculcn ob. Scr dinc>
liidc @arbicr ld)rcitct raid bur@ Die @trobcn
l,no balanrirt fofctt icilcn Npparat. McNcr<
uno SdccrbcutcL an Den Gnocn clnes 8ombus>
ltabdcns nuf bcr Sbultcr. Gcin &oirmcicr
bccDt aus cncr hrcicdt9cn Wictollplottc, bic
iidD az cincm turicn bolscrncn Griffc
bcmcat unb, obpoDl Sicmlid) bid, eod ldarf
idncibct. Bur iiblidcn aopfroinr labt iid) Der
Aunhc au cincm 8dnfd)cn uicbcr, 1cin Sd)Gbcl
miro cingcicift unb III fiinf Mnutcn iino rings
I'M bcn 3opf bis an bic Suacnbraucn ol(c
9uoritoppeln pcrldiplnccn. Scr Scrf1Dner>
ungsproscb lit obcr bo,nit uidt bccnoigt. Scr
8nrbicr ltod)crt nit cincm nit @iocrDadcn
pcricbcncu Spotcl in Den S9ren umbcr uno
trobt Sluacn uuo Naic nit cincm obcn gcrun>
bcten @lcdltrsiicu aus. 6ur bic gauge Spcra>
ton soblt Der 2unbc no1 l1nicrm Wclbc 2Gcnts.
-Gs lit oft bcmcrtt morbcr, Hob in pcib.
blcd)crncn phcr cilcrncn Sopfen obnc Gmoillc
bic Spcilcn blou obcr idwari mcrocn, I'M Dies
81 ocrDiuocrl, brond)t man 1lur &offec III renz
iclbcn 81 brcuncn uno acD0riA oorin Gcrunsu,
j1Uttcln. &or 3cit al 3cit Wiorrbolt mon bls
@crfobren.
-Glnc ori9inclle Iohesuo d.
ri1t llntcr zen Snl lrrateu cincr 8crlincr
3titung finotn mir fol geube GopeSua1rid)t:
vSeripatctc slusciNc! slllen |crluanotcn, io,uic
6reunpcn uno Sctonntcn seiae i@ Dicrmit on,
bab mcin %fleaeiobn, Der 5opcSicrer SAUL
@adeid, an Mitwob, Den 7. b. Mits., in Dics
li9cn it1otildcn &rantcnDaule 9eitorben, ,lnb
bon bort aus, oDne mcinc .@cluilliAung, uno
pbuc MIDI opn 1cincm Soo> bcnoduid)tiNt 81
bobcu, bccrbigt morocn it," SScl1' cine
@d)lcd)ti9trit pon benz %crltprbcncn!
- Sin 2onbcbcmoun bcfonb ii1 bci eincm
icincr 0reunoc in Der Nclibcu;, Der chen @cicu<
ldaft bci lid) botte, ais CT bon @ini9cu olls Der
cieuidloft gcfroAt muroe, mos es Ncucs oui
bent ganoc gcbr u9os &eueic", er>piocrte Der
2onbcoclmonn, uiinb bic Tcnitcrideibe,, benn
bic altsn bot Der 9a9el ciu9cldlaaen."
@onlonontcn>&at atblcl, cinacianot
aus Columbus, D.:
0rit ortbn irr @nnfbt
4" t.
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9feo. Spfepb Setting,
Some croD, Wrias &c., >.
@pe5lnl Nott5
DANA BHCEAEaARHD
hc,n Grfnbcr Der
Santirie1t $tri&rna (&t'te.

SD uiinl1e bic Iufmertiomtcit al(er intcrei>
iirtcn @ortcirn auf bic Gbatiad)c su lenfcn, bab
ale Gircnlar Stridm q d) inen, bie
I'm 9 cr6 II 3 crn cine ic ID It be mc9enoc
Ginri d) una ober irgcno cine gnoronung
fit pcrld)ichcnc Nrtcn bon g d II obcr @ert
bobcu, oin; ld) unb bollitGuog fir mild BE-,
id)iibt liub in Den Sogrcn 1867, 1868 H. 1869,
our6 ncun (9) Yatentbricie bic on unb fir
mid ouSacgcben uurbcn, uno bic ib fat allc
iriiDcr crDclt, ais cine Maldinc pon irgeno
Scn,onocn acfcrtiot lpuroc, oubcr bon mir iclbit;
uno icit icner 3cit babe id) lcDr biclc Tcrbel=
lcrun Acn an Der Nialbinc uno ibren Yroouetea
acmocDt unb 9efauft bic ol(e uollitInoi9 be-
iNubt iinb 10 hob nid)t ollcin bic Mo1dinc,
lon6ern ou@ Die slrbcit bic oorauf acmad)t
miro, u0llis burd Yotentbricfe bci@Ibt it, sluS
biclcn Grinoen ,nucbc id bicic Nn;ci9e, bamit
ibr nidt 9cDumbu9t mcrbet bon Herionen bic
entwcosr mei,lc sl9cnten gemcicn ino, ODER
oirctt fir MIDI on mcincr Mfal6inc oocr met
nen Mooellen searbeitet labcna rno tuel9e bic
9(bIid)t Dabcu licbcr mid uno iDrt Hunben su
beldniuoeln, ais ben flcincn 8etrae su sable,,,
ocn id) fir mcin @orredt foroere. lScnn iDr
bon biti ien yeuten fauft, 10 pcrocn nlene Iacn<
ten cud) cnpcbcr Spings1, 10 fort cure Wfal@lnc
oui;uocbcn, ODER bafiir nOd)malS su bc3aDlen,
bcpor eS c,,d) crlaubt 1T iic 81 gcbrauden.
lin nun mid uno eud ielbit gu beidJiiten, babe
id eiue bclunocrc @cldaftsmartc eenadt, bic
lid) an lcoer @(oidine befinbet bic BON 1euten
pcrfauit ohcr acmad)t iuro Die bon mir bosu
bos Med)t babsn. gSir meroen eud ollitanoi0
bcl1ubeu in @rbroudc olcr Wai1incm, bic
pie1c @c100ftsmartc tragen. 8ebenft, bab feline
M0aiAinc acm,adt wiro, bic bcrienaen, bic mir
Dcrporbrn9en. 9lci1fommt, Oenn Wr btobi1d)=
tiecn Ocbt, oa MIR unicre cisene 0abrt beiiben)
jcoc &rrbc1crun9 bic Der @rfinoun9sgeiit er>
oenfcn fam, bamit su berbinheu.
Macuteu pcrlan9t au alien Srten.
Sd)reibt peaen Sllultrotionen Der Mloidine
uno Der @cidaftsmorfe, 70 fommt tcin Srrtbum
Oor Mau ohrcilire:
DANA BICKFORD,
689 Broadway. NEW YORK.
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Scr Gcubbptc
SIS aGttlidjeu Acr,cns SrSu.

MonatsAyit oes eebets= =stppitoIates. Wlit Ge!scbz
mBung Der Neiitlidcn Sbern ul!h nit 9enutnns ots
btutihcn, cngliiben unb franSoiii0en Scnoboten. -
Sir Die Deuti6en slmeritus erSdtst nnb 1erausge=
9eben pom Soiep,b Yobbels, 9farrer ger Ct.
@uSnit'MYss&ifde IN M MGop!nstom &y ame Slreeter
Der Sabrgang uon IL 9tnmmern toitet 500.
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Jobn 81. Mft,
9eut(Ger AbpoGai ,,uo 31olar.

So B sadicn Gtrube, Gincinnati, O.,
fiDrt Yroseie Dor alleu Gcri1ten in ben Ser Gtaa=
ten, 1T bepolmGdti9t, alc Ocetliebcn 0ofmente o=
suferge,, als: Oeebs, Wbugaaes, 4ouers of slttorz
nep, beionocrs &olm6dten 9iItg fir q!c 2anoer Gr=
ropas. llnteriudungcn iiber bic N6ti9teit BON Gtz
gentDnm pcroen garantirt. SoDn q. 1T,
Is Sadion Slrobe, Cincinnati, ..
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@nulonontcn> 9i 1tDlcl, cinaclanbt
aus Columbus, D..
Orit hrt 1rr I D nnit
M d ~ s ~ Us lrn NIB t.

r Nadbem oaS ne1c Eoitacieb nit Dem L.
Suli in 9Sirtiolntcit gctrcten lit, pcrlcnoeu mir
ben uSDio gSaiicnf frcunb" nud) 9cut d)=
Lamb sum Yrciic bon $3.50 fir Gin aallscS
JuDr.
T Slbonncntel,, bic ibrc 9Sobnuna pcrinocra,
miiNcn bielcS Dem N9tutcn bcS SrtcS obcr ,nS
ongcbeu unO ou9 su9lciG ibrc alc Norcjlc, 10
luic bic ncue 9cnou bcSeid)nen.
p Infer sl9cnt fir Cincinnati, s., @crr
SoicpD McDming, moDnt al Der Tinnrobe So.
1873.
llnier slscnt iIr Columbus, -, Serr
Gclir @agncr wpDnt au Der 5. Strobc Go.
25S.
- Nllc Nbonnenten iollten lttts re9cluGbiN
ben vsSoilcnfrcuno" bcsoblen unb ,lns, mir
mcincn bas @ailcnDouS, nid)t @(onntc lang
'partcn laicn, >uenn bic 3cit ldn9lt I'M 1T.
-Gi IN jun9cr 81 q n II i'm Yennt
lylpanil@en 9oncoiter ibidte einen 9ol<
lar an cine Tirno in Ne>p Oorf Elm,
uel6e ein M}ittel gc9cn idlucrc uno b61e
5rdume angeSei9t Dat.. N}it um9ebcnocr
Yolt crbielt CT oenn au0 bos gSunoer=
mittel, uno ooHtlbe beltano in Den 9Sor=
ten !: uG1lafe ni6t"
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Suns nno 2ot Slt pcrfaufe1..

IhWzA 0icin III set 3ucfcrruu in So
ss::0Dl mcro9 gelcgcncS aSoDnbous nebt
sssss SB2ot in Der @rDbc bon = slfer sbc>
s4saE@@gezza& obidti9e id) balo 81 perfonfcn. 0os
@i9cnt1um lit in 9utcm 3ultanoc uno >piro su
cincm bil(iacn Nrcilc pcrfauit. GoufSllcbDobcr
ntD9cn iid) bci mir mclocn.
2orcu5@cder
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9SGDrta> GrtS

: Der &aufer beS slcn 9ort &leioers @cid)aftes
lit mud s{eip Yorf ab9creiit, um eine Der id)6n<
iten unb billiatcn sluswoblcn III 8leioer uno
Siitcn gu foufcn. @part ocsDalb cucr @clo
Su einc,r 9utcn 3mcd.
@cm Yort&Itoer> r>@ci@dft,
Uront ~Stry swil6cn Gourt uno 8uttcrnut,
Yo,herob 8.
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9IIfnr SSctu.

Sir bcn fpeciclcn @cbraud, an 9(ltare babe
id) cine por,iiali6e Suolitdt gScin iclbf berci<
tct. 0criclbe miro su $3.50 Sic Gallonc her,
fault uno na1 gSuni6 cntmcOcr III GloiAen,
&c9S ober Barrels oerianbt 0tan aoreilire:
9}eu. q. & re 1t d.: @Dccling, @. 81.
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onldaiten lueldes bei Miiblbauer e.
@sDrle, Al Soutb Ga Salle Str, Gbicoao,
erlbcncl, uuo bel allen Yrieltcrn unb fotboli>
iAen @uhD1nolcrn Su boben lit. FrciS 80 Gts,
fcincrc NuSgabc Is Gts. S(usNobc nit g.
|liiNem &ert75 @tS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-01-07
FayctteU5IEe Locals.
Sausage Grinder Rhymes.

Mr.. EDIToR-With the assistance of a
skillful mechanic, we succeeded in repair
ing our old Sausage Grinder, and ground
out the following
And now we hail with joy the new born year
And for the old with its joys and sOTows
drop a tear;
Alas. this world is full of men and women
that are tricksey,
But we'll kick dull care away and shout
for Dixie.
Again we notify our friends and customers
all,
We have not sold all the goods we bought
last fall,
But are making weekly additions 10 keep
full our shelves,
To give bargains TO customers and make
money ourselves.
True, the times are hard-on the poor the
sun rarely shines,
And now of all others they should take care
of their dimes,
Make hay whilst the sun shines, rest whilst
it rains,
Buy your goods where they are cheapest,
for there is your gains.
OF friends interest we are carful, as priest
of his flock,
With prudence and industry hope TO keep
up our stock;
Born tired, but not lazy. we will work like a
Trojan,
So, friends, gift US a lift, and try
MURRAY & MORGAN.
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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 a 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 on: 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, cult
vators, &c, we will close out at
cost for cash.
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NOTICE!

1t is reported in the country
that the Fayetteville FIGURING
Mills are taking the sixth for
toll, and that they are only run
ming two days in the week for
customers-both of which re-
ports are inc orrect. They run
any time for customers that
they come in and only charge
the seventh for toll. SO bring
along your grain and we will
guarantee you better meal and
flour, aud more of it according
to quality, than any water mill
in the country.
DUSENBERRY, BRUCE 6 ROBINSON.
dec. 24-4t
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Fayetteville Observer
Thursday, January z, 1875,
business Notices.
( Hard Times.

Go where you may, the first and
last thing we hear is hard times;
and every one is taxing his brain
daily, by studying economy, so as
to compete with the times. We
must economist, and you can do SO
by Fuying your hardware from
HATCHER & OGILvIE, for we have
the best and cheapest goods in the
market, such as horse shoes, nails,
X cut saws, dog irons, slroveIs 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.
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W AT meeting of the
Fayetteville municipal board,
held Monday, 18th ult., the COM
mittee appointed to settle with
the former Recorder asked fur
Their time, which was granted.
Appropriations were made to
the following officers = Samu-
ell Hill, for extra services in
lighting lamps, etc., $4,000;
G. b. Bagley, former Secretary,
$500; Richard Petty, present
Secretary, $500.
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Marriagss.
MARRIED.:

In this county, Thursday, oath ult., by
Rev. A. B. Coleman, assisted by Rev.J. w
Wait, Mr. S. II. MCDlLL and Miss EMMA
C. TAYLOR, daughter OF 5. II. Taylor,
Esq.
The OBSERVER received supply of the
delicious cake. Our friends have our con-
gratuiations upon the suspicious union.
In this county, Tuesday, 22nd ult., by
Rev. j. B.Tie ert, Mr.. ROBERT d. THORN
TON and Miss MATTE Il. HINES.
AS good cake as we ever tasted. The
OBSERVER protfers its congratulatory greet
ing, and hope the voyage of life may be
pleasant and prosperous.
Married Thursday, December 18th, 1874,
at the residence OF the brides father, by
Rev. f. L. Beard, Mr.. II. N. FLYNT and
Miss SUE THOMSON, all of Lonoke
county, Ark.
In this county, Wednesday, Both ult., by
Jas W. Smith Esq Mr.. ". ?. PAYSIN-
GER and Miss ELIZA A. ROPER.
In this county, Thursday, oath inst, by
Rev. w. A. Gill, Mr.. j ohm l.. WASHBURN
and Miss LIZZIE TEMPLETUN.
In Edgefield, Wednesday, 23rd, ult., by
Rev. Mr.. Nelson, Mr.. NJ. X. HUGHES and
Miss SUSIE L. BRIGHT, daughter of Will
lam II. Bright, formerly Of this vicinity.
WHITE.
J. W. Foster, Jr. and Salle Morrison.
g. L. ISom and n. {. Barnes.
p. 7. Baker and s. A. Baker.
&. A. ROzell.and Elizabeth Mullins.
} IS. Ramsey and f. c. Campbell.
Hiram Perkins and Catharine Henderson,
J. X. McGee and NJ. E. Waggoner.
Jas. Il. Gritiey and ). NJ. Clauch.
COLOREp.
Cambell Harris and Matte Hobbs.
VIM. Parks and Narcissa Thomson.
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Last Monday.

In County Court, Judge Car
ter presented his report, which
shows that there are now out
standing unpaid courthouse
warrants, with interest, amount
ing to $10,461.50; other war;
rants, 81, 57475-total, $13, 022.-
10. Amount due the county
from various sources, S3,732.11;
school fund on hand, $2,266. 81 !;
due from collectors, 81, 61053
total, $3,S77.40. =. sg.
Several petitions for juries Of
view were presented and gram
ted.
The following claims were al
lowed, and ordered to be paid
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BN Don't fail to call at HATCH
Err & OGILGIvE's and pay up.
Don't ask for Credit.

| have to buy Goods on very
short time or pay cash, and am
compelled to sell for cash to
meet my payments. l will sell
you Goods at very short profits
for cash, or the usual barter of
the country. All those indebt-
ed to me, will please come for
ward and settle.
Thankful for past favors, l re-
main as ever, ID. G. HALL.
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~ Parents and enardial

@ Parents and guardians
who are looking for a good
school for their children and
wards, are invited to consult
the advertisement of Blanche
Academy in this paper. The
school is situated in one of the
healthiest locations of Southern
Tennessee, amongst an intelli-
gent and hospitable people, and
can boast an excellent faculty.
Possessing these advantages,
the next session ought to be
largely attended.