davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-19

Cine bobe Meinuns iiber Die gisen=
idaften Der Sambnr9er 6ami1iens
u ebicinen beitebt III allen Rluiieu Der
@eielihaft' Gle fiub ein Sorn oes Bobles
Der ie,oeuoen @enihbeit, aus Dem ELL 5eoer
nit 3uperfidt @%elnnobeit uno neues 8, ben
iflOpfen lam nno oeiien @aben feinen 2eioen.
ben onrb trii9erlihe Boripie9eluna bon ieiuer
@eneinna entfernen, anitatt 1aher su brln9en
, 1876-07-19

psatsr,pues { tdrfu ass. unb 6lutrttutennetnittd AKA.
bAaxt, ba q isbss anbtrs belmittei etefet art bd ptesD
At9trtGt. Das R.espt " etsfen -e&psStf& Gttsers" se
tsaet 8ett en Sefn 0ebtimnie sne 10 . nea icy. b.
RsAe Gamms l~berliefrt sab 10 q saf&due sum6St.G
tas treenb Seuaan. ast1 bem Gtst .tamer sas sak =
bS .SHmtbtfe DitterS FEMME. obj Ai q eSa MRa.td
RtiutnfAeA >ur6 ben griauf btefr ssfdIf&tsr 4adak
nausea u ,nabren, pel4s 6bnlt& ~aHsftbeu arl ftmedts
pte 6ss e&hs -6&wthtf& Btftert" sbr sz Sefnnettt'
fA6bIta Rnb, edbrtnh has dstmtiiAt xuh eAm .S&mt
Stfd Eitters% Ntltpna 0efuabbrtt HnS eetn ubaltn
Vet. d tta ~befpabrs pt&tts 4 -Fs ps a1fm.sfan
KIT bn puslilums baraut ttnseI..n, BAT tter 8laf&e
WsI&e bas ehts ,S6rtsifA DttttrsN ushdlt, bic NdueFs
, 1876-07-19
Tranf 2esl.e's Sauitrirte 3eitung.

Gortldritte Der
misunderstanding in NbilaSeIpbia
iuiro in Grant Aeslie's Suuitrirter ,3eitune, Der elm
ai9en ilnitrirten 3eituns in @merifa, bon W ode 3u
Wote 9e9eben.
Dtieni9en. ipeld1e ibre Treunne In Seutid,ianc
ODER iolhe, welhe Die Mnsitelul9 nitt beiubem t6n.
men, nit ben Sortl6rittsn ~berielben hetannt MAIDEN
3abr inclul be Gorto fir bic Der. Staaten umo Canada
s4.00. Nad 0eutl1lano betrdat bas porto 81. 90.
j5Ir lehs Womate 50 uno SO Gts. porto mad Deutid-
eiu Chrome. bstiteIt rsiferiubt", uno elm Yong III Der
$4,000 Serlppiuns am 4. Sui Ass6. Subicri'
benten auf 6 Ntonate erbalten ais Mrdmie oas Gbro,no.
Naenten erbalten liberale 8er0iitun9 fir ibre Yes
miibuns.
Grant 2cstie'S
MsentnrsS e%partement. 53s pearl Ctr.
3M3mai. Velp 0prt,
, 1876-07-19

kiIa htrferise, we1&r ntt Dsssepaa betaaH n. FOL
teroual 10 q, bel ttuern luenatiHen Watie ntt BEN fdb
un6tFtsbarea g.rlans.n ~ asen. oarafIbal gu netmez
sss lesAp& bur& bis Gur&t Sapon aussefbloaea ID fttaI
ta6 sm @euuHs f&ntl snb fAu frr3tbars S&mtiss
f,lan. Dpd mot sadn "a pahrrt letba. fsaberR at
km sne 9autsensgta. bA n .ames fhlu eaHas. ees q.
mas u sabtln kuhd. 81 ss&t An Dessepttfu ~ islbe
a1b stiae saa,s unsetual DIE etadit&s ersblt&teh
H&tett mirb cas f~rexelst nnb ben patteafu trtnet sas
etuustfen, bal bas q,ben itn dns saa II anb ftlbe ~
Rd&Rtn ibh mdbeR, ni&t ielten sur DttanttfaaS NH f.
ear aan 6dbemsrhA. Atu DAsxA -
, 1876-07-19
eins srobs attraftion fir

Cine sroBe Attraction ii r
Srembe in Yhilabe1pbta bat
bas inter Dem yiamen 8enuetfs Eomer
Sall befaun te 9roBe electromagnetic. Die
@roBartisteit bieies Snitltuts madt es au ben
Sebenslpiiroisfeiten BON Bbilaoelpbia, aber
abSeleben bauon brta9t Elm FOLDER 8elub aud
@eminn. Dan fault bort ndmlih Die elez
aanteften &leiouussniide biGiser, ais irseno.
mo anoers nilb part alio @elb, mas ebenlo
gut lit, oils penn man @etc perblent bat.
0eBbalb merle man iid Die Nummer bon
Sennett3 Somer 9aa, ndnllb SIS 90 q t.
fet Straee, Ybllapelpbia, balbpegS atpts
16erl Der Stem rnD 6ten Ctr.
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
(Ghnuptenm,ttel, lift uuperelei6lih, uuD bas
bette Seilmittel gegen &atarrh, oas lie erfun@
ben mnroe. 8ei auen Apotbefern au baben.
Tonic. Seoermann fiiblt snrpeilen bas
Yebirfnib, ieine bnrd, f0rperlihe ooer geiiti9e
Initrensungen eridiafften 9ebensseiiter mle.
Der aufsuiriihen. Sn fold, II Sdlsn ioIte
Sebermann, anitatt bic !3ufluht gu Ilfobol
ODER StimulanSmitteln gu nehmen, benen bic
@rihlaffung mad, Der finftliden Nufre9ung
itets auf Dem Suite fol9t, letuen anse9rtffeneg
Sr9aniSmuS ourd1 Die natiirliben, erfrli6ens
ben @lemente oes Yeruptau Sprup
reitanrlrer. !2m baben III allen Npotbefen.
, 1876-07-19
Star -Oftu" plattorm.

eiiberslarl. elne srofe 3isrss. I'm pputanstst
Stue Yntsr Osfen. Hrastt IL eitnpaarfn.5anbiun
zen nf }. girsulart GRATIS %ptrfsab,t. Abteffrt,
ep2evf' @ta r. &l0ttptn. e0.leN
, 1876-07-19
syteber amb faltss Iieber.

essSr sab GDs&tihsbes far so Gsnts f,rtst. or
fsbt ttta 4si!mttttl ia sss Ust. usIass 8itber SAB
essidEttt snb sas fsnatsss ssrDanptsa &ranibstsn,
osasS.. eAaelaA., tssllfsss. tsises aas fshetst. bissa
ksasttf ass .assvasS sstsAs @siasF' ~ Ssaes ID
e5sfAA
, 1876-07-19
Bssbanxnssbef6Sersess.

Dr gtaeex n bs srses soerftdtts ~ karpstA. Dss
Ma ubdlt bas saias Ssasun @abruns uns Kraft: msnS
Is WaseH nab an6srf Berpaa. ~asssrsass aa&laRtn. ibs
ssae 36Stsist ~ entwtdeln, mus sr sanlt Tbrper Id
Sea. Die franibetsa ~el&s aus ssasrter abdttetet %
esrhaxaassursaut ~earaesen, ans strl&tsbenn 6rt. abe
~ &suytarfaAt blebt taratr l~tsfels. Dtn Il b
erzsb. ssbn sss .e&pebtf& etttsrs." n y as etsn
kassattreI rtrst, VI Herbaxunssprsaas rtselt ant .tu
esfxnSs Tbaisitt t.ratn.. f. stds &rAnstettea telt. ~
safaeixesS san, sei&tatssr Ratar baA- @ir sesnea
AasrsAB kitEhfst
sah ait subeta sunstatanfteitsa tRtatssn eSea 70 ~
sas e~tSrunsta bu Maseatbatis.eit ais bur& erbli&r
anta9s sber tsftiet %Grtaltuns, Dtnu bic Spttfe ntd
ssbSrie ssrsaust unS Der R6rper tn 5OIss eeRsn ni&t bia.
!larelt4 rnabrt plre mus Gbmaserlus ,tntrettn Uni.
- gtf&wd3t, epaea srltest saa lsiat.asr aniaa dina
Grsdltana bic bd dast ptrfou bon trdfttsn @efaabbst
sar ut&t IA 6etra&t ana. Dh %ttrabmteftn Merritt
ssas 1k Sane sSa e&wtnbfu@t tn ben srasu stabisn Sc.
baabeia. Hdteu pbnt ausnabms ibrt auintsfianaiett IT.
ssa euf w &esuIi-uue eu gsrb aauue ssrgaas, bsn1tt BIT
Ssdiss s.!S. sr patient "a fa nimrat. TIN at4, fruAh
lsf DfaperSt srurfaHtn ant ntGt par& ben Rsrpsr &c
VA sab ibm sntsteer gar iens sp1 in sasaists sas
ssats xas fAle&ts Rabruas " tteen.
, 1876-07-19

Die @ntlaiuna oeS Bunbes'
SitrittS alt Dper pom ct. 2Ouis,
bes fdbissn SsrfOlssrs Der Wbistp.D lebe. 1T
, 1876-07-19

DIR. PEIRCE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
CovERY (@oloene m%eoi5tntide @ntOedung)
erluedt nidt Die Sooten, ,uobl aber brlnst fte
ben Qebenofn 0inoerun9 uno Seilung. Sci
itarfem Suiten, 2uftr0brens, &ebltopfs unb
Quugeuleioen bat ie nldt hires @lel6en.
, 1876-07-19
Ve6ea

WsSsa. SAaraANtSer entfeben sas sersprbeaea DIstA
6eatn bte(e 3ranfhttttn 10 .6dmtbtfu Bitters" eas stra
Esaas 6&usmtttel, neil u Der bette 9lutrtinlsef IL, ~
u siebt. absr pirb br @eb-anA IN fpdt chez nt&. senas
G&arIaAkebe. xnb aabtrs Htt 8ieber perbuubext RranL
ktisx aussre&ex, saHa mus Der 0ebraa& fpfprt strA.
&ssf vrben, ba Rranfbetex In bttits 6tAbtuH dSe an
hess DstAnblans efsrsun.
, 1876-07-19
Ssrft Das G&te s9peafa
Dttters Strs susi&lieBlt& bereitet sss
Dentel Il. &c.,
AsS Nsrt Drttts StrsSs,
$~stlaSelpba

I'm ~ pubItfaza ssr R~e&ayuxRsea sal Dsrrs .
e&srR, " bic NamtasaHIII&rtt ~ rakssen 6tsssiHS
Hns -6xssat 6&pntns" kta Slaf&< ~ ~ ~
6tters eatt6n etasesiscN
Observation-Disclosures ta eEsff4R ass Asxtfaer Or.
Ser 8iAf&s hdssfass
~ ~ k7.ses6 ~ Msrb Dstts S&ssee - 4 ~
4ssssssS sss asssasass ~ &Asastess GHaei1 r
49, ---.~--
, 1876-07-19

SssSeas @asxn tt f&redIi&ea 6&nsstn aasbafs&
sa9. bs.is Rranitet nit i& brinst. msnn III ssa ..e9A
tft Bitters" en 6.tln,ittd setsttn rutrb. bes 9tber ist@
nlansen ianni 81 l!nbnt BIZ e4mritn tsfprt snA ID
frtssfsStem 0ebraude rtrs bar Patient spn gDo4t 10
tteIt Ia. EaufeRte fesnsn bes daa, an vfl&exa as seas-
kts sxssen htefaA sxnbsreAre 8etInttsd u sesrAxAtn
, 1876-07-19
IRervtRf@wd6N

= das tr HnsIadfeltoreH &raaFpsttea. bsRes has ~ J.
f&snssf&leAt untsrwSrfsn ID aab lttssn aaa,.ntuh* al
sen earaa. Die urladen. sel&t beiu f6tedlits J H.
Serssrrufea, anr prfttsben nas pteifrtt& aba b. h.
tsrd 6taItsnssmttsi sas WerstufvRen be 9, sas.
nasSsrsans anb pabur& hen saR,sa x6rpn ~ I'D = y
Das .S&wtbii& Btttsrs" fett anerrei&t n alS L-,6r.
tRnssntttr bd ben eteu ~rpdbutsn &rGnfbeiten anb tai
E~auftnben ett 0eunbbtt lura6stssbtu. msiGs f&sa Do.
tAn l~pstfsl,sn. Il wtsoer Genus sn' p,s.s ~ 6nbex.
acknowledgements.
, 1876-07-19
w READY RELIEF
20 xssyf.n In siu.u, taIb.n sIas Dasu

btIstIt9fH II htnt6th NN9thbIt6tAi
asamvft, Gdbssdd,e. Serltlopfen, bbfem sspE
fsAsatrj, ptrnerbensn Was.n, Siarrbss,
Durdafaa, Serfcp flung, BiabWnssa
uns ale tnnersn 9eihsu.
eafsabs fsat,n iffts stns FIe(as ssK Saatwdss HssIv
Relief BET Rh futrsn. Desiss arpvfsn In sDa0sr p.rsts
Ryanibeis pbsr S&mtrtsa. bts psm gc.bjsl bes dDsGtrs
A~srrabr.n, p~erbtussa. % N better es franiSEiats
bssaby sbs. Btttsss ss ea ~gaiaitttl.
, 1876-07-19

Wabtpap u. Go,
s2 Navren, Cd. QtayA Ctr. 81. D
aiss ealfAts uas tpsprh. S&tst i.ne gretraarfs a.
aaspav 4. g.. 80 U'arrfn, G6t Sburh Cir, gts
Tort dxsfaRft z sxisHs, verb rtrs Sbr.n .us.f@iS,
, 1876-07-19

ARelandc ollie,
FAB unbsfIssgs RranEpcfes ans ss nsstdnE&e Uesanhs
!Has e~erieiben fam atetaait ~ frub ~teapnneu psrbeu.
9taH etbrau@e eat rS&utbti& 6tttes" aenaa rad br
aawttiuns aab bR ltfts epar Aa sbsnseaaantsn III
Utre serltwtneta. Gem patenttH uirl aafeblbar a
ssaadnelst @tiun etstt iura6sestbta saA kAes tk ESAsn
etaeststs aelt a& balh pteh1 da.
Gin MAIsttnnsssita.
Yusxts, rdAs ea utrYAmo abfakssnasxfs.a "A,
f&dbitas 8sIsen traeas aau drt nanI1sz. iratsn IN,
bpypeltt Dres be- ,S&wettfa Sttters" atbmsn. "a
Gin soaipmmes anf&a>lt&a ableituaasMNtI naA -
sssabres+ ptsSsn sb1 etdNA4 AT
HIfss sass @<ToIs4A
- u 1fAes GxeffIses, Rs4 aaksEs HstsesgffAs 3d.
Faastn tatealt, Au& tetns AAsfnttS&As aeeaxsteaEA &C.
sesa e1sfAlMSliA bteebt enc
&rdnfsrSkeAsR,
hsssa tssIfsss ssstafAsass ~ se sNas Ssssz
Hssssa @aaeA.
, 1876-07-19

&antauaf6Ixes.
sl.Atsa, etaaen. Dare nxesfiss eateesseas asssS
es&sA.
, 1876-07-19

&aataasf&IS@

Rrssssrns Htat II BE 1aastara&s 10 sssaekaASs%
uaS fsass tseltaftss RranibettH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
ItCHPcCIIUIIy-
may %. THOS. b. KERCIEVAL.
New Advertisements.

Mrs. johnson advcrtises for a
few day boaRiers. Her resi-
dence is in a pleasant locality,
and her charges are reasonable.
Washington 81 Allen have O.
pcned q new barber shop. Their
room is cool and pleasant, their
razors and shears in good or
der, and their stand in Il cOnven-
lent locality.
Local-Ogilvic's hardware.
The next session Of Fayctte-
vile Military Academy is an
nounced for July 3lst. The
principal, Capt. Norwood, is
one of the best teachers that the
Academy has ever had, and we
hazard nothing in saying that
the school will steadily increase
in value and popularity while
he remains at its head.
Persons having claims against
the Fayetteville Methodist
Church, are referred to an adj
vertisemcnt Of a special COM
mittec, in this paper.
Charlie Jones announces gro
ceries and vegetables.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate have been acknowledged
since our last, in the County Court
Clerks Office:
E. r. Lusk and wife 10 A. L.
Chain & Co., house and lot in
Fayetteville, $500.
b. 2. Gray, executor, to j.
d. Gray and Samuel Erwin,
2613 acres in 4th dis, $6,794.40.
Richard Smith to AC. BoStick,
4G8 acres in 4th dis, $1,000.
A. G. BOstick to Richard Smith,
= acres in 3rd dis, $3.50.
G. w. Alexander aud S G..
Webb to J. G. Harrison and G.
E. Small, 50 acres in 4th dis, $4GS.
3. G. Mcdaniel ct ais to Susan
Kelso, COL, lot in Fayetteville, 800.
W. R. Archer and wife TO J. J.
Cummins, 81! acres in 9th dis,
$S43. :.
". Ii. johnson and wife TO W.
J. Hulsey, l72 acres in It'll dis,
$500.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29

8B We are always glad to
hear that Lincoln county men
arc doing we'll.
Mr.. j. Thomp. Wilson, for
merly of this place, was recently
elected sheriff Of Palo Pinto
county, Texas. He was deputy
sheriff several years, and made
such an, excellent officer that
the people were eager to pro-
mote him.
The Fort Smith (Ark.) hide
pendent says that MIR. Joel C..
Mckinney, formerly of Fay
etteville, has established a new
forwarding and commission
house at Bates Landing, in Sc
bastian county, and says that
chs experience in business af-
fairs has been long and success
full, and no man can claim SUI
periority over him."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
Fayetteville Produce Market.

Thrcshing the wheat crop has
fairly begun. The yield is only
fair. In some localities there is
not over a half crop-in other
sections a good fair crop has
been realized. The quality Of
the grain is not SO good as last
season, owing to the effects of
rust, particularly on low lands.
The wheat that was sown early
on uplands yields handsomely.
Our buyers are disposed to be
careful in buying low grades,
but are anxious to secure lots
of good and we'll cleaned. 1t
is beginning to come in by
small lots, land prices are 80@90c.
The most Of the wheat offered
is of low grade, not properly
dried, and buyers are not dis
posed to invest in it. Good
round dry lots of white wheat
would command something near
$1.00.
Corn continues TO come In free
ly. We quote, 40c.
There is no demand for Rye.
Chickens, l22@l5c.
Butter, l2a@l5.
Eggs, s..
shoulders, none; sides
HOLE; hams, I2@l2a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
The Question

IS no longer, who shall be our mex
PRESIDENT and control the s2oiIs
OF this unhappy government? OF
whether Henry Ward Beecher i,
guilty OF lulse swearing and adul
terry ? or whether the people will
suffer themselves CALLED by packed
conventions that do not truly rep.
resent them but The question is
as not Fayetteville the best mar
llet for the farmer to sell bis pre-
Viuce in Middle Tennessee? and.
as not Fayetteville the best mar
ket IN the whole State to purchase
5oots, shoes, ready made clothing,
qucensware, tinware, groceries,
&c Any person or persons Tor o
moment doubling this, can get
correct information on the subject
by pricing our large stock OF the
above named articles, and be no
longer "dOuttiug Thomas" that
will have to thrust their fingers
into the holes before believing.
MURRAY & MORGAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
TWENrY-FoURTH nIsTRIcT.

Elizabeth Williams heirs, POO acres Ian J,
bounded north by Brazier, south by liud-
son east by Baxter, west by McLrackcu,
valuation 200 dollars, tax 300, penalty Zoe,
collector re Doc, clerk fee ~, printer Tee -;
total $50.
james Campbel's heirs, $40 acres land,
bounded north by Albright, south by Baz-
ter, east by Hamilton, west by Baxter, val
Uation 800 dollars, tax 5.jo, penalty 6ic,
co lector fee Doc, clerk fee i, printer lee ii;
total SG6
Joseph 5toyal, 200 acres land, loCHdcd
nor,h by Harden, south by Dam.oI, easI by
Harden, west by -, valuation, $50 dol
lars, tax I.5o, penalty jlc, collector fec Doc,
uerk Zee 81, printer fee 81; total u.
/ dmund loune's heirs, 2lS acres land,
bounced north by ritcock, south By BroWr.
east by Sisco. west bv laH'rou, vaiuariou
TOO dollars &c.. son penalty - co'!-r's
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
EssWcsscUIFEc L0CGEs.
Look to Iour Interest.


II Is the duty of every man to
study the interest of his family
and country. There is no way
that you can do them more good
Than by saving what you make
which you can do by buy ing your
goods ut the Hardware Store on
The west side Of the Square OF r.
IL. oGlLvIE as he keeps a good
stock of Moving Blades. Collars,
Hay Forks, Animal Pokes. Brass
Kettles, Cedar Tubs, Well Buck
cts, Powder and Fuse, Horse Shoes,
Nails, Guns, Pistols and a general
stock OF such goods as are needed
10y every person at the lowest fig
ures Tor cash. All persons that
are due me any thing must pay
up IN thirty drys.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29

SHERIFF.
BGS We are authorized to announce Mr.
w. A. Willard, of Fayetteville, candi-
date for Sheriff Of Lincoln coutty. at the
August election.
TRUSTEE
"a We are authorized TO announce
Henry Henderson, Esq. a candidate
for Trustee of Lincoln county, at the Au-
gust election.
tC5@ We are authorized to announce Mr..
Peterson Smith, Of Fayetteville, cam
didate for Trustee oil Lincoln county,. at
the August election.
Bsg@ We are authorized TO announce Col.
w. Ii. Robinson, of Fayetteville, a
candidate for Trustee of Lincoln county, at
the August election.
gSy~ We are authorized TO announce Mr..
James w. Hall, Of Fayetteville. a can
didate for Trustee Of Lincoln county, at
the August election.
By We are authorized to announce Mr..
y. q. Stubblefield, OF KelsO, a candi-
date for Trustee of Lincoln county, at the
August election.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
b& Capt. W. p. Tolley in
n III. ~

NG Capt. w. z. Tolley in
letter dated Flintyille, June
9th, says
"Please insert in the OBsER-
YER an announcement to the
effect that L will address the
people Of this county at the
courthouse on the 1st Monday
of July, proXimo, at l o'clock
p. m, on the question Of finance,
both National and State, and
that | desire them to hear me.
Not from any personal interest,
but because I believe there is
an Importance in the question
not generally and duly appre-
ciated. | expect to try to show
then the true cause Of the pres
cnt hard times"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
Look Gut

Yard wide heavy domestic, s cts,
Good Calico, 6 cents,
D1st do 7 do
Family Groceries very low,
COFFEE, At lbs. for one dollar,
Good stock of Ladies Hats at
low figures.
Gents Hats of various kinds =
Wool, Straw and Felt; and good
stock of goods that ] have usual
ly kept at low prices.
Barter taken i'll exchange for
goods, j. G. FISHER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
Fayetteville High School.

! L u J OttS SLilo Tag II SCEoOl
The friends of tayette
vile High School for boys have
just cause for exultation in The
satisfactory commencement ex.
erciscs last week. The thor.
ough progress manifested by
the pupils was the most salts,
factory evidence that could be
furnished Of the excellent dis
ciplinc and manner of teaching
that has prevailed. Mr.. Fisher
has proven himself to be an ex-
cellent teacher, and it is not a
matter Of surprise that his next
session bids fair to be the lar
gest that his school has ever en-
joycd.
The Visiting Committee make
the following report. after wit
Messing all the proceedings
Fayetteville High School
closed its session yesterday,
June %. Rev. Il. b. Fisher of
the Tennessee Conference, is
the Principal This school is
for boys; and, rs its name indi-
Gates, it is situated in the town
of Fayetteville.
1t is a school Of high grade,
and will prepare boys andyoung
men for entering the best Col
lcges and Universities in the
land. Its course of study is as
full as any school of it's grade,
and thorough understanding
of the text books is absolutely
required.
4'hc Principal is a model
christian gentleman as we'll as a
polished scholar, and will take
care of the hearts, as well as
the heads of his pupils; a thing
that should not be last sight OF
in these late days. 40 names
were enrolled this session. We
attended the Examination and
were delighted to sec the boys
so ready to answer the hard
questions asked them in Arith-
metic, Grammar, Philosophy,
Physiology, Algebra and Ge-
ometry. The class in Latin
read Cicero's Orations with per-
feet case. Rev. j. e. Harrison
was the only one in Greek. He
showed that he was master of
his work. The classes all gave
evidences of careful study, so
much so, that one, 'high i'll of
fetal trust" who witnessed all
from first to last, said, 81 have
rcvcr heard it beaten"
The examination closed with
a public entertainment. Compo-
sitions, speeches and free gym
nastics greatly interested the
large audience for more than
two hours. We commend this
school to the citizens of Fay
ettcville, and surrounding ooun-
Try, and the church generally.
1t is worthy of your patronage.
Respectfully submitted,
w. G. COLLIER,
A. +. LAWRENCE,
Visiting Committee.
Fayetteville, June a, 1876. |
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Election, Tuesday, November Z
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS. SIS
Bc7a We are authorized TO announce Hon
John Nj. Bright, candidate for re.
election 10 Congress from this, the 9Th Con-
gressional District, at the November cleo
lion, 1876.
STATE SENATE.
81 We are authorized TO announce Col
Jesse ArIedge, of Winchester, candi-
date TO represent Lincoln, Franklin, NJ oore
and Marshall counties in the next State
Senate.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Editor Of the Fayetteville O6serrer-
You are authorized to announce my hame
as a candidate TO represent the county Of
Lincoln in the Lower House Of the next
General Assembly of the State of Tennes-
see, and say further, that will be ready TO
give the people my views in regard to the
questions that interest the county and State
at some subsequent period.
Respectfully,
may % THOS. b. KERCHEVAL.
FLoATER.
OF We are authorized to announce
James w. Goodwin, Esq, a candi-
date to represent Lincoln and Giles coun-
ties in the lower branch of the next Lesis-
lature. =.
OF We are authorized to announce Col.
z. S. n. BObo, Of Moore county, candi-
date to represent Lincoln and Giles count
les ia the lower branch Of the next Legis-
laturc.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT

Ell. Allen, 81 town lots in Fayetteville,
boundaries unknown, valuation $500 dol
lars, taxes 92.10, penalty 1l.12, collector lee
Toe, printer fee 100, clerk fee 100; total
1862.
- Armstrong, 51I acres land, bound
ed north by alley. south by Davidson & Co.,
east bv street. west by Reynolds, valuation
b 500 dollars. taxes 1900, penalty 100, col
lector fee SOC, printers fee Luz, CLERK lee
100; total 1880.
George Bradshaw, one town lot IN ray
etteville. boundaries unknown, valuation
200 dollars, tax 400, penalty 46c, coIiector
fee soc, printer fee LOO, clerk fee l'Oo; TO-
tai G98.
J. A. Barbee, town lot, bounded north by
street, south by APgie Kennedy, east BY
street. west by Smith, valuation 1,OOO dol
lars, tax 1900, penalty Ia, collector fee
5Dc. printer fee Leo, clerk fee I.OU; total
1884
Frank Bonner, town lot, bounded north by
Perkins, south by Mckinney, east by Nor
ris Creek, west BY Railroad, valuation 20V
dollars, tax l00 penalty 43c, collector fee
SOC, printer fee 100, clerk fee LOO; total
.698 :,
Clint Bonner (coD, town lot, boundaries
unknown, valuation 1870 dollars, tax 45o,
penalty SIC, collector fee soc, printer Ice
i 90, clerk fee LOO; total 7.54.
A. S. Duvall, town LOT and l65 acres land,
bounded north by Bright, south by Boyless,
east by Woodland, west by Fletcher, eStI-
mated valuation 1000 dollars, tax I3-eo,
penalty 6.76, collector fee SOC, printer fee
100 clerk ice leo: total oA25.
ann Gooree {col) town ioi, bounded mort i
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29

~ A Temperance address by
C. C. McKin ney, Esq, will be de-
livered next Tuesday night at
the C P. Church, instead of
Thursday, as heretofore published.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29

~ A boy named Ward, 10
or II years old, was drowned in
Elk river, in the western part
of this county, Oh DIR. Ben.
Stones farm, while bathing.
Sunday, 18th inst.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29

s@ The Cadets Ball, Friday
night, was largely attended, the
supper was excellent, and the
dancing continued until p
O'clock in the morning
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29

~ Capt. j. w. Newman,
one of the delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention,
left for St. Louis last Saturday,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29
Sales to take Place.

All sales of property adver-
tised in the OBSERVER, or for
which handbills may be printed
at this office, will hereafter be
noticed under the above, head
ing free Of charge:
By John Maddox, mortgagee,
Tuesday, August LIST, on the
premises, in the 18th or 18th
district, 103 acres, more or less,
belonging to Joseph PhilpOt.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-06-29

E& At the regular meeting
of the municipal board of Fay.
etteville, last Monday night. the
tax-collector was directed to con-
suit with the attorney, and pro.
coed under his direction to collect
the taxes.