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mission of Christians into The army. A
draft of 100000 is to be equally levied
among the Ottoman subjects without
distinction Of race or creed.

mission of Christians into The army. A
draft of 100000 is to be equally levied
among the Ottoman subjects without
distinction Of race or creed.
A column OF the Russian infantry is
expected TO reach Bucharest TO morrow.
Rain fell heavily sll day, and contin-
ues this evening. In consequence Of the
slluvial formation Of the lower Danube,
the weather is the most i'm portant item
of the campaign.
The Russian army corps al Odessa has
been ordered 10 Grimes TO prevent the
spread of the Tartar insurrection.
The Russian movement of concentrs.
tion on Kars from Psti, Akhsltzik,
Alexendropol and lnw.n has come 10 =
stand still few marches from the
frontier, partly from the necessity OF
establishing stores for the vicluallIng OF
the troops on Turkish soil and partly by
the Russian generals recognizing the
change effected in the conditions Of war.
iare by the universal adoption OF the
needle gun. Attacks in msssed columns
are on! OF the question.
COSsTANTISoPLE, May 1.-THE Ger
msu, Austrian and Italian ambassadors
have arrived.
The cam onade bet ween OGtonitz. aud
Turtukari continues.
Sheik VI Islam has conferred the title
OF Victorious on the Sultan, in honor
fthe capture oi Sukum ksth.
BUCHAREST, May Il The Rou-
msnisr government has published note
stating that it can no longer doubt thst
it is At war with Turkey, by the fault OF
Turkey, and il must take measures sc-
cordingly.
ST. PETERSBURG, May Il. An official
telegram dated Achslkaiakl, May 18th,
says: The Russians have thrown i bridge
over the kurs The dying dctachmcn,
OF Ksspssantaufs, Turks, remain passive.
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Teacher Killed by n Pupil.

ST. JosEPH. May T.-At Oregon,
Holt county, NO, Miss hIngsbury, a
teacher in select school, having &C.
casion 10 punish pupil, turbulent IN
ruIy boy named Vim. Payne, aged Is
years, be resisted and struck her several
blows with his f.t in the breast, when
she Immediately turred TO her seat and
fel, over and expired. A po't oortcm
examination revealed the iacts thst her
lungs were disealed and her hesrt so
badly involved that desth might have
been caused any '.nns Dy over excite.
ment a coroner 5Try is now investi'
eating the case.
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A CRISIS has arisen in the French gov
ernnent, which promises to be of more
than ordinary Importance. President
MCMAHON, exasperated at the course of
M. SIMON, Minister OF Justice, during
the consideration of the press law, sd-
dressed caustic letter to that gentle.
man, who at once rendered bis resigna-
ton, which act was followed by the resig.
nation of the rest of the cabinet: A
new Ministry has been chosen from
members of the Right. There is much
excitement, and it is likely the Chambers
will be proroguCd for q month.
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A CAR D.
WHEELING, May II, Is


Aegsrs simpson & Rei,i, Dicidei ReiuD. u.
= FCcny, W EHfnOhdDI and Dth"ysf
GEs ILEsES-i received through the
Wheeling KEGIsTEK this morning, your
letter requesting me 10 become cAndi-
date for the position Oi Judge Of the SuDi.
cipal Court, and asking my assent thereto.
Signed A. The Iiticr II, by - large mum.
Der OF most prominent m'rcuants aDd
other business m' n Of the city, ] cannot
fail " express my gratitude tor the Inter
est you TAX. In me, and tn" desire Jou
manifest 70 have me occupy tn" dJ.
tiDguished position OF Municipal judge.
NUMBER Of other citizens haS" psTsouai
ly approached me tor the sane purpose,
bat have heretofore declined 10 acceds
10 their request. I cannot do 90 10 ger,
without offending the Will oi the people
and my own sense Of pIopTIety. l VIII,
therefore. becOm" your candidate. Among
the sigDrrs are several leading Rnpubil
cans. They, like my'eli, recognize the
tact thai this ~ not political cDDt"s' I.
while am Democrat, and expect 10 ~.
ceiye the support of my party, Will De-
extremely gratined T. receive that OF such
OF the opposite party "a may sse nt {"
honor me with their suifTagrs.
Very I uly your.
maI21 JOHN ". KESSEDY.
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Base Rail.

ISDIASAroLTs, Msy l7.-HNts'ordt
2lIndisnspolis |.
LOUISVILLE, Mag l7-LouIsyilles s.;
Memphis 6.
CHICAGO, Msv 17.-Si Loui. 2; Chics-
gos 3.
EVANSVILLE. May lT.-Evsnsvilles
-, Terra Hsu.e Brown o.
CIScIsSATi, May l7.-Boston' 3. Gin
cinnE,Is y
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A CA r %
no THE HONORABLE JOHN W. KEN

no THE HONORABLE JOHN w. KEN
L SEDY.
We. the undersigned citizens, business
men and merchant, oi the city Oi wheel
Ing, respectfully request you 10 becom" =
candidate for the pOt itsOn Of Judg" Oi th"
Municipal Court al this city. Asking your
assent we respectfully subscribe ourselves
yours, &c,
Simpson q Reid, ". Reilly, q, :. Fe"ny,
". Ell'ngbam. y. q. lIildrcth.N. t.uva-
geot, Geo. ~ John w II bobin-on,
Harper & Bro, ]. 6. iicrycy, q. warner,
Tho Hughes q 60. A. W. PAUL Bro.
II. Schmulbsch, Sp"yer Bros, J. g..
Anderson. John !. Rice, VIM. Hare,
Louis Stubenrauch, ". ~. Woodward,
James Robinson, Emshelmer Bro T..
Welty a Bro, VIM. Graham, j. L.. Mar
well. Andrew king, LdmIud Booking,
II. Bradley wheat. M. J. O'Ksu.. John
Nolan, J. W. BnrlnV, &. r. Bru"s, John
Howell. Louis Gold, J. q. smith, =.
Swabacker, IN. Bcuter, Norway Tack
COmpanN.
The election Tor the office OF Municipal
Judge takes place on the 2iih of May, lsT
lIntslIigencer and standard cOpy.l mil
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Departed.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Two frigstes of
the Russian feet weighed anchor al
l0:30this morning and steamed down
the river On nearing the bay at the
Battery the United States frigste Min
nesota hoisted her flags, her sailors
named the yards, and she opened her
batteries and ssluted the Russians. They
responded, and proceeded on down the
BAY to sea The different forts on the
route ssluted, to all OF which the Rus
stsns respou ded gun for gun. At ll:30
both vessels had passed out to sea.
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Race OF.

LOUISVILLE, MAY l7.-Since the AS
surances given by President Clark OF the
Louisville Jockey Club Sunday last,
that Aristides Was able TO run Al
Louisville, grave doubts have been en-
tsined as to his starting with Ten Brock.
Mr.. Clark sent messenger to Lexing-
ton to speak with the owner of Aristites
ss to his running, and also addressed a
telegram to Mr.. McGrsth, wishing to
know definitely as to his intentions in
the matter The answer came at u
o'clock to-day, and resds as follows:
l am sorry to say that Aristides will
not run at Louisville.
[Signed HENRY P. MCGRATH.
As this race is now necessarily of
another race for Ten Brock to run
against time, will be at once arranged.
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POLITICAL.
For Judge Of the Municipal
Court OF Wheellng.

EUSSVTs y k1te zt<JtStcT'
The many friends OF Hon. Gibson l..
Cranmer desires to call your attention to
the coming election for Judge OF the NUM-
cipsl Court. You arc doubtless aware that
on Thursday, May -. ls77, our citizens
will decide At the polls upon the qualifca.
Very important and responsible court.
We desire 10 recommend 10 you and
through you 10 the citizens generally, the
name OF Gibs N l.. Gran mer as that OF q
gentleman highly capable OF filling that
positio 10 the satisfaction OF all. A prac.
tice OF his profession extending through
many years, and nearly four years exper-
fence upon the bench, As we'll as many
other estimaole qua les, will prove n
sufficient Justification ani apology for the
hearty and energetic support which will
be given MIN At the polls.
many friends and well wishes. mal2
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vx,yvAs now in this city recently
80, the White House TO pay his re-
.n Mr.. HAYES. After the pre-
...,ioa OF the West Virgipian, Mr..
..vr. immediately commenced TO d.
..gn,p his wonderful Southern policy.
A. - has done IN South Carolina
- Iopi,sns is clearly uppermost IN
mind. while to everybody else the
,,,,s.n question mas ceased to be OF
s, importance. HAYES has done moth
~ tie South that GRANT himself
,g5 not hsye done had he remained In
4s-no,hing more than GRANT did for
,,s,ns Mississippi aud Ark 'usas. In
:.,J Of "poinurg VITA pride 70 what
..,. done AS /. the habi. of the party
, which he belongs, let him address
,,..,. ,o tue infusion OF life into the
,,-.i.a.1g business Of the country. The
,-,2.e have had enough of sentimental
.oluc,; they how want the questions OF
:.,.r. ll1asiry and dn.Ece ID receive
LIZ s.teLilOn.
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s,eamboat Collision.

vrxETAKD HAvEs, Mass, May IL
The steam collier Hsrrnburg c1lIided
with the schooner Marietta Ti.tOn of
Cross Zip last night, sinking the latter
in q few minutes. Capt. Woo.h and
wife. mate, cook and two sesmen were
drowned. Two seamen were saved.
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California Races.

SAN FRASCIsCo, May T.-At the
Chico race to-day, between Bodine
and Occident, the Istter won the first
heat in 2:20i. Bodlne took the next
three-time 2:22, 2 25! snd 2:303. There
was strong wind during the latter por-
ton Of the race.
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Msssrs. Peck. LdHlb, HGrE, CdIdtoeH and
Others, Members gJ The Bar Of OHIO county /;
GEMS Appreciating highly the expires.
sion Ot yonr kind and generous senu.
mcnts, as coutai ned I'm the foregoing card.
| readily acQuiescc In your request Ia be-
come "A candidate tor reelection IN tho
oiiicc OF Judge Of the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling, promising II reelected To tha,
position, Ia endsavor 10 secure by iaith.
iul and impair ial discharge at It's duties. n
continuance of your approval and regaru d.
Very respectfully yours,
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A CAR D..
VN0 THE HON. GIBSON l.. CRANMER

The undersigned, members OF the Chic
county bar, and attorneys practicing In
the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, being
satisc ed that no one could more fai hfully
and satis tisiaclorily MI the position at Judge
OF that court than you have done during
the present term and recognising the I'M {.
partislity, courtesy, industry and learn.
lug with which you have performed the
duties OF such position In the past, do
most earnestly request aud u gc that you
shall consent o. be "a candidate for re-elcc-
ton at the approaching election:
Yours very truly,
Daniel Peck. Daniel Lamb, A. j. Clark,
Alfred Caldwell, John . Pendleton, X.
q. Barr, Geo. h. Caldwell, Henry NJ. Rus.
sell, VIM. L. Hubbard, W. j. ". Cowden,
II II. Cochran, ". W. Arnett, Linch =
Thompson, John r. McKennsn, HAM.
bal Forbes, Lewis :. Jo dan, :. y. ray lsr.
I. J. Hugus, J. ID. Ewing, I. =. Jones.
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THE proprietor of Andrews Bszar'
has been the first to prove that fashion
Journal, Of first quality in every regard,
can be published at the extraordinarily
low price of one dollar for twelve num
bers' Each number contains l6 pages
of choice reading, beautifully printed.
w. R. Andrews, publisher, Cincinnati.
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AduIteratiOn of Candy.

BosToy, May l7,-At the instance of
the Board Of Health, FIVE prominent
manufacturers have been indicted for
the sdulterstion of candies with poison
Gus ingredients, and to-day gave bonds
in s6 600 each.
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wship ston snd Wsynesburg

-. wship ston snd Wsynesburg
INV Gauge Railroad has laid its
IS to mske direct connection
" ;. ne H.mpfeld, in the town OF
" ,,,p A new locomotive was
W" =, mn over the Hemptield on We'd
-, ,,r svsning, to be used in the work
's '',,.,,-uc,ion. Work Is beng pushed
=, air di.patch-the managers hoping
-, ,.'.B,s.s the Fourth of July by run
,.s;p over the completed road.
!, We :sid above, the road connects
:, the Hempdeld to Wheeling and
no, with the CHARTERS Valley to
,,.,,,,b, SO the road will thus become
80 ,,,,,spt one to our city. 1t will
m 10 our trsde large and wei!-'o-
,,pa.stiOn.
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The Bloc aud the Gray.

BALTIMORE, May l7-At the public
meeting at Grand Army Hall, last even
ing, the resolution directing the Execu.
tive Committee of the Grand Army OF
the Republic to have prepared suitable
floral memorial to be placed on the Con
federate monument in the London Park
Cemetery, was rejected BY vote Of to
en-
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To the Hon. &. l.. era n mer.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED MERCHASlS
and business men of the CIty oi wheel
with which you have fill,d the Office oi
JnuSe ol '.. Muhl' P'I P,, .ou', -, ", nes,,ns .'
WI wv "a M 'mu' ,,r P,a.ai,,,,nnf .rI
you 'o oe chnu,ua'c ipI io.'I''.'on' " vi.
promise you lh that 'N"h' Hh c"fhcSth MI"
coFdlhl improvement. ,.,,.
very trNP'Ci"'iSls &c -
Armstrong, 'ocn 'o'' mas. n. o"'n'
Logan LIsl %; ~, H'hhhIpIh Sohs'
j. BsTSer bro j. u. rh"ppsfd. san. !
4. wilson. " IN. Bahlb'igei simon oold'
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Enforcing n Setflemenf-

New YORK, May l7.-Advlces from
Hayti state that French fleet has been
ordered there to enforce the settlement
of the Hsytisn debt, which has been re-
pudiated by the Hsytisn government.
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POLITICS,

.,. wiling 10 await the full devel-
NJ, % President HAYES pacific
s..,,. ,''.'ls comfortable SO long as he
~ u enforce policy for which
4,, s have been contending SO
~. T. and assured that the restor-
,A,,, rs s,s.S Southern States to political
(. .,,; '"' restore the prosperity of
ay,; country. While there is
u ,..' ss !" 'n HAYES unseating PACK
s.sh, '0s latter had contributed 90
success OF the conspiracy
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The Spanish government Is endeavor.
ing to obtain the expulsion of Don
Carlos from France, in consequence of
his letter TO the Basque people.
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lt'ltcliaa &eeister.
IA closed yrs'Srdav al i'''

,,,,ner to-day ,OsH be partly
'' =, ,ou,tsest to southeast winds,
;'' i, .taag> Of s""@rG ''Te'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A Letter from the MOuntains-The
Weather -Grumbling - Mountain
SCENERY - Capital Location - The
springs.

springs. ~
MAY Ii, 1877.
Notwithstanding the recent cold
,a.ler, vegetation has pushed forward,
the old White looks lovely in her
"a spring suit. The farm, ,rs of the
;'seibrler valley are grumbllns because
he cod weather, the wet weather, the
-4iy wr.tG~r, the capricious weather
4. he sIsOrts Of weather, except what
VS. weather ought TO be, which has
aa!ei them IN their spring planting
81 sa'!ea making. But they have 10
"a. q l,e .ar ~ Jup.sint, rs the extreme.
90. S.sI4er winch Is sure to follow the
..n''"!eDteI cold snap will bring on
'.:.' ':r snlr1 corn more RAPIDLY than
Il ordinary a.On will do, and with
-. crop, anl luv high prices Of grain,
An, n: p" r. content still they
!''sas-. - Hnble, for rumbling
'ia rAr.as" rnvl!ege be.ong.as to the
fl4s classes. Ii Is the only recrea
I'll s'a'ner has. To him, Will the wor-
'ssti mutitullvus cares OF iarm life,
'+"e sranbingi is absolutely necessary
"si-s play spell OF tae Soul--the only
.'''ae 10 soothe granger restlessaess.
MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
.as mountain scenery which stands
E.i4 shout the White Sulphur las the
100 around about Jerusalem" 1t this
'ASa Of :he year present charming
~. O!s,l the sights that nature of
~" he eye and mind Of man, noun
s-'A"ays STR the strongest feelings.
- NesA when turned from its bottom
- ''npeSt, or lis foam scattered by
'''.--C. OF bIi.owS ; or the desert with
s.'hAc pillars OF sand coming like
A-'ance Of some city OF onhagration,
: 'o.Gnr glowing with Intense heat
'''! bias. death-such scenes may
''@e 'ae beho.der with horror. But
= -r 'le mountain in tempest or in
=" !aFoEe o! tkunder, or with the
'- seen plln.Iug its dclls and de-
- 10 eo.ors dipped in heaven, has
'-7 source .. most absorbing sensa-
. 4ae'e stands magnitude giving
~''Aa: impression o, power above
S'Aadeur thst defes decay; anti
'-a' 'e.!s Of ages unnum bered ;
i '-A' Tue touch of time makes
's OraLt!!uti Use exhaus.less tor
\ ''''cs OF msn and rs unperishsble
s'VOe; the monument of eternity
l -''' earthly emblem Of that ever
l T.. -~c0angeab.e majesty BY whom
4 vi whom ali things are made.
I ~ 'Ae mountains ot our own West
80 ''nons whose SUBMITS play the
4 49, ''eezeS, and from whose sides
'-s lie giving waters, whose pool:
=" oi Sloan, impsrt virtue to
. bath in their aoods.
49,, Very little interest unaffected
'&a section in
a. POLITICS,
s,.. wiling TO await the full devel
U. President H.xrs, nac;f.
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ALLEN is irving to again
w." -, h. baby. show IN Ohio.
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A New Chinese Laundry.

THE UEUERsIGSRD BIG LEAVE TO
announce 70 the public that they have
moved from soyp.s1a City To Wheeling.
and have established a new Laundry for
the washing and ding up. IN ir- most
artistic manner At saoTt LOtlcs, all Kinds
OF Shirt Linen and I'm ~sr~ear, at the
most reasonable prices. No extra cbsrss
for sewing on buttons or rendIDg gar
rnenu. Don't forget the pIles dor name,
the Sorp1is City Laundry, 80. Icfs Mar
ket Square, Second ward:
a. FANCY CARDS Is sTYLEs WITH
70 name ioe, postpaid. J. b. HUeTE I'D,
NsSaau. Renk Co, n. 7. feDlb
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-22
OBITUARY.,

Mrs. MARY MELINDA MCKENZIE.
whose death was announced last week, was
born in Franklin county, Tenn, September
goth, 1913, and died in. Fayetteville, Tenn,
November l2th, 1877-being Ga years /
month and % days old. She was the third
daughter Of Rev. John Bell, minister of
the G. p. Church we'll known thro lgEout the
Tennessee Preshytery 10 or 70 years ago
She professed religion and joined the Cum
berland Presby terrain Church at old Goshen
near where she was born, about the year
1929, at the age OF. Is ORIG; and maintained
that membership. and adorned that pro-
fession until her death. She was united in
marriage with 6. B. Mckenzie, Esq, Jana-
ry 9TH, 1885, in Lincoln county, Tennessee.
She has been a member of the Church at
Fayetteville about 26 years. We have
known her from her chiIdhood-she was
always Of cheerful, gentle, kind and af-
fectionate disposition; but retiring and I'M
assuming. She has been the child Of affiie-
ton fer many years, but bore her Affections
through ali those Years with much patience
and fortitude. She gave Sd tisfactory evil
dence to those who conversed with her in
her last sickness, that all lros sreU. She
was devoted wife and mother and affyc-
tiOnate sister. She had SIX sisters and ore
brother, all members Of the G. 7. Church.
Some of them with u beloved daughter had
gone before. She leaves bereaved and dis
consulate husband and son 10 mourn her
loss. May this dispensation Of Providence
be sancified TO their good. FmEND.
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JUST RECEIVED

At j. Il. CALDwELL's a new
stock of Dress Goods, Zephyr
Shawls, Scarfs, &c. New Cloaks,
Zephyr Jackets with and with
out sleeves for ladies, misses
and babies. A splendid line of
ladies' and gents underwear. A
splendid line of gents and la
dies handmade Boots aud Shoes
from the best Philadelphia man
ufactureTs. A large lot ofcloth-
ing for large men, small men,
boys and youths. A complete
stock in every department, all
of which will be sold at as low
figures as can be bought any
where.
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do NOt be Longer Humbu gged

Archbishop Paley is credited
with saying "the people love to be
humbugged, bumbuggea let them
be" With all due respect to the
Bishop, we disagree with him.
AS an evidence OF this, just visit
MURRAY & MORGAN and gee them
sell the best boots, shoes, hats and
clothing at prices that would sur
prise the closest buyers also, their
varied stock of carpetlng, ladies
dress goods and hats, all the latest
styles, manufactured by Maginn,
Clyne, {. Co. Give them a look
before purchasing and be con-
WINGED that humbng is not a part
of their vocabulary.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-22
PIANOS. ORGANS.

Parties wishing TO buy Pr
amos or Organs will save from
100 to 200 dollars on every in
strument by applying to Prof.
S. T. WERREN before pnrchas-
ing elsewhere. Call and be
copvinced. lie will sell you
any make" you desire, Stein
way, Chickering, Hazelton,
Weber, or any other first-class
piano. Sheet music always on
hand, the latest and best.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-22
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands BY
an East indian missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure Of Consumption, Bronchi-
tis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections, also positive and radical
cure for General Debility and ali nervous
complaints, after having thoroughly tested
ITS wonderful curatve.powers in thousands
OF cases, feels it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. The recipe VIII be
sent free of charge. to all who desire it. with
inll directions for preparing and successful
iy using. Address with stamp naming this
paper, DR.. j. c. Stone, Al North Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Fayetteville Produce Market.

Wheat, continues, dull at 81,
for prime; $1.10 for choice.
Low grades dull and nominal.
Flour, $3@3.50.
New corn, 30c; old, none.
Meal, 40c.
Sweet potatoes, 4O@50c; Irish,
SOC.
Green apples, 5Oc@$1.
Chickens, 12i@l5c.
Turkeys, 5n(975c.
Butter, 15c.
Lard, 12c.
But little doing in bacon; we
have heard of some sales of
Pork at 4c gross.
Beef by the quarter, 4@5c.
Pork, &c.
Cotton is rather disposed to
drop in sympathy with other
markets. We quote good ordi-
nary, S4(9SI; low middling, 9
@94c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-22
A snbstitute forTobacco.

Ia the northern part Of Georgia. the in
habitanis have such unbounded confidence
m the celebrated Liver Medicine discovered
by DR.. A. @. Simmons nearly forty years
ago, that many Of them have it constantly
by them. and chew il instead of tobacco.
They are nnted for their robust health, and
no doubt tilis practice has much TO do With
making them so. This medicine is u gen.
tie cathartic, perfeeuY harmless, and is
recommended for the cure of all liver
diseases.
Thoee desiging 10 test it can get sample
package free Of change at ----
---, vino also have it for sale. The
old Doctors Likeness is on every package.
Take no other.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-11-22
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!

If you want ovens, skiIlets,
kettles, smoothing irons, dog
irons, powder, fuse, well buck
cts, sifters, shovels and tongs,
coal hods, pocket knives, knives
and forks, iron, horse shoes,
nails, chains of all kinds, names,
collars, n cut saws, carpenters
tools, building material, SHOW
els, spades, picks, bolts and
screws, of the best quality and
at the lowest figures, call at r.
II. OGII&E's hardware store,
on the west side of the Square.