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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
Memrridcn. -0er gcdfenbof uerurz,

&emrri6rn. = Der Ncciferbof' uerurz,
tbeiite einen sewihen GI. aus Remerlden,
neil sr y 3u @Iuinsen aus einsm bepobns
ten 5auie our Ra9t,eit ein S9af seifebleu
bate, p oann neil er fid unre9tmdbisers
weife elm gaar Striimpfs a~nsssisnst unb
81 wetl sr insinem Wirtbsbauie gu glpins
gen, mo er als @ait aufgenommen nor,
cine Rite Gisarren aus peri9loNeHenr
S9rante en~twenoets, gu 5 Sabrsn ReeIns
fon. Der Oieb mar idon fribsr mebrez
rsmals rpssen aneisnuns frentbsn giss,rs
tbums i'm @sfdnsniB.
6oiingen.-Sm Ort senannt .ssemus
berg" nnweit bisfissr Ortidaft fanb man
am NadmittaSe bes 8. Sebruars, ben
Ga9I0bner .. tobt gu Booen liesen. g..
mar nit Der Ta1iudt bebaftet, un6 abers
ielbe mad ausiase bes binsuserufenem arss
ties, eiRsm iol4en Anfal srIegen isin. Der
8eritorbene binterIdBt cine Wittpe nit 4
u~nerSoseuen Rinbsrn.
9as BriiKeler Snnbelsseri9t bat bas
psri0nIi9e 6aaifiment Bbtlipparts aufre&t
srbaltea, bieisr aber bat ertIdrt, Gppe0 bas
sessn sin,ulegen. Rad beIsiidsn BIdts
tern Bat YbiIippart Giisnbabnidisnen BET
gaifnad fir etwa zoe, 900 ST.. lissen;
aud fol, benieIbeu Quelen Sufolse, bee
fog. 5obenbof i'm 9ursmburssr 2an6s ieiu
@isentbum iein.
Gi6meiler. gm 80. Sanuar ueri1isS
nod fursem Srautenlaser perieben nit ben
GrOtumsen Der Sir5e. Der gIrsermeiRer,
8 err Rs. Wirs, i'm <sr bon 90 sSabreu.
9)eriel5e ftanb Der @emsinbe beinabe %
Sabre in etnem Stid Dor, unb er periab
fem Gmt nit Der srSbtsn @epiHsntafties
teit. 8or Is Sabrsn murbe er gum Sitter
Der gidentrone ernannt. r. |. L.
siammeloimsem. am 20. Sansar seiamaE
IS benz S0rfer Oes 8rin,eu Seinri9, Bster
einen idwsren @oIf bnr4 sinen
fS4uB su erlesen. Dieter d9te Waibmann
bat ben persanssnen @inter l5 Wirb-
i4weine uno bieien 8inter Suei bieisr
'@runser ssidofen.
9ietrineen. gm ~. Sanuar batten bic
Sdssr pom eisfrinsen, We9sr unb Snftn.
born @ilbi9weiniasb. SIM Srt y@sis=
ber~ wurben nidt weniser als ls Stn6s
aufsetrisbsn, bod sntfam bas &ubel. Rur
eins Sau Don l25 &ilo wurbe aus sTpBer
Gntfernnns sei4oien umS 4Gbiere per@
muabet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
gaar, @oieI, GtteI ~ 10 NsaSs
rA6eu.

Grier. Der periobti4e' Ueinnserft
Grisr, u,el4er einen erfres di&en. iumce
sr6bere. Auti9wuns nimmt unb y ueis
tsaer Gerne INNER u,sbr /: Rdufss au,iebt.
marbs am l9. Sebruar mt Der 8erffe;oes
runS Don etwa 400 SOB be { renr mruirtesSen
Guar. begin. SbersgmI aeIer uub Rarts
bSaierbofberser 8eiue &c Sffnst. Sm Qo,fe-
Der Wonate Wdr3 anh apriI. psrben anf
Ibieie erits Serie nod ~ ri ie pr umiaKsnhe
Serien ioIseu, IN mela en- anssr ben psr.a
3isli9ien Wsielwtiw en-, ,aIs Yiesporter-
Soispbsb6fer, SeItiny sr, 6 ajeler ,c.' and
nod bsrd4tli9e BfIrtien. Der befreuomas.
mtrteu Saaruetne, 'ndmli d S1ar,bofberx
ger, S&araer, Blwera er, Serrssbsraul
@iltinser, ApIer, Ganse msr &c. ,um Inss
sebst tommsn. Sole teIersn N$oIelwsine
baben li& einsH iol& misasbebuten Warff
srranssn. oaB bic pnun 9eridufer ielbf aes
,sssnsn nno rein se'1altsneu faam r,sbr
ben Sesart oetfen t6Ianen. gs III ,u bes
tonen, saB Der Grierff4 Deinmarft Seinsx
&ut gum sroBten 9bshe wobl aud benz
uHltanoe n%erbantt. SaB sbsn nur bic beis
isren WetRs bier sara aussebote t~ouumen,
lnh eaB IN bic &stu5sit bisisr @eine tein-
Mibtronen seieSt werbsn tann.
8ursen. YIN o. Sebruar iu4te elm
i40mes &ebseia zen ben Steinbrddsn aus
lber Die Moisf az isseu. Ms bas Cher
bic granddaughter Wteni4sn aui benz
Woielterutr lfsr benertte, iu9te es wieber
nod benz rs4ten llfsr 81 ssIaassn. gbe
ss absr am 9anee mar, wurpe ss BON ben
Stsinbrsdsrn NIT einem 9aseI pon Steis
nsn suridsei4eu6t. 9aut unb ansitpsu
idrsisno i3wamm oas ssbeste Ebier piez
Der mad bem lintsu llfer. llnterbelIen
paren bret Raten uon Moisltsm berbeiz
sssilt, pon rpel9en elmer bas 9fsb asfnabm.
Die ionlt 10 finten 6IB4en wurbsu bsms
islbal nun sulammensebunben, unS lsbbaft
i9reienb muBte es YIat nebmsu apf ben
S4ultsrn zines Manues, Ser Is nod Mos
isltsrn trus. Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
Ndbre BET &inDeru oaS Vhtd,t,
aettibl.

@sr 4inber, bic nod ai9t uer3osen Sinb,
auiMerfiam beoba1tet. wirb wobI wi6en,
baB iie ni4t selobt une belsbnt gu mtrSen
psrlaussn fur ibrsn 9sbOriam, ibren SIeiB,
ibre Oisnitfertisfsit, auBsr penn man iis
pon tleinsm an ba,an sew0but. IS 1T
redt pertsbrt pon gltern, penn is ibrem
Rinpe bafir, bag IS tbut. mas IS tbun iou
unb untsrldbt, mas es ni9t tbnu bari, ims
mer Qobn unb Sob austbeilen- Die Rinber
werSen bann 70 unueri9dmt, wie Sas Mdb,
den, wet1es i'd, ais ibm bic Mutter befabl
in Der 0aible Webl gu bolen, iasen b6rte:
,Eenn On mir einen Rreu3er sibit, 10 Dol
i'd bas Mebl. ionf mag ID nidt.A Die
isl 10 elm Sino tennen lernen, mas Yfi9t
beiBt2 Gin gut sr3ossnes &inb basssen
bsntt gar ni1t baran, baB ss Sob unb Qobn
perb;sne. Oas re9te Cob unb ben re1ten
9obn fur lsin sutss Ssrbalteu mus elm
Rinb in ieinem @ewiHsa finbsn! Oasi
muS man ss berauSieben, bon lelblt srsibt
li9 oiss ni1t. Sitst sad, lisbs @ltsrn,
cure smsi bis b~rsiiabisen 8inSer immer ~
loben, wenn ie eu9 bic Sbube briusen,
oSer uuf i6musi9sm WeSe auf ibr Slsir
adt ssbsn ODER bsim @ebst ii@ rubis per.
baltsn. Oas bo9its 9Ob muB isin. 90
it's re9t! go miu's Der liebe 9ottl Ga
Sefdut's benz lisbsn Simmels Safer! Oos,
stpa 90 mad ed immsr, oeer: 1sur
barfit bu bies aud baben, berbeitrasen
probtren &c. GUIDE pas @ewiieu bel bsi
8inosrn gu iadrfsn, Ytli9tsefhb
linen beiSubrinsen, 10 wirlt buglnertennun
Oosr Strais in wirtiamiter @siie in il
Smneres perIssen unS uOn bieiem SerS au
mub Der @ntrieb ,u auem Sutsn unb Sott
li4en sebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
Eefsif&-Smxem6urS

am 70. Sebruar brad 6euer> beiux
Sdubma9er 8. s. 2scIerc Su gtbe aus.
Das Dad unb etn GbsiI bss Subboben8
tes Spei9ers u%erbrannten. 9erluf 500s
Sr.-Serit9ert.
Gu 2aro4e bat bic SammIuns fir
bic GirtIiiaiion Central afrita's SAP 80 6r~
ertra3en.
uSinsen psrsrSbert isinen @ottesaes
Ter. Der Ani4las baiar betrist 522o 81.
Rad DE 1T 5err 8. 6. GoIiny
Stsueremnsbner ~ geer BEL Namir uA
mad SHE'LL SaImb Der gommis'1. 81. &. q
u. Sambette i'm Ssnnssau, ais gtunebus
ber birseten Stsaern unb aceiien perte
porben.
.am Is. 6ebnar farb IN Mards 8 q
@. Dupont, friberer Birgermeiifer IN
Mssnt Der NationaLB ant. Elm iebr 90 nd
tster v. re@t m~ObItbdtiser mann. RI #
Iar ben 8eseban baben be fol
seretn @emeinben, bic habeiifebenbes i'm
terifasunsenapom Bropinsialratbe erbs Item
9ranos 9aasur, 1,2sS Jr.-WeQieT $50
-AhenOis. 5ls.--5arre, $780, ,sS,ier
564. 0iaersslasB onnes@au, 81 3S4.-
Saint Yisire, ss7.-Sb, 2,32s.- 5re,Se
aaS.-Osban, 9,66s.-Bibain, 3 .6s[.-
Moirefontaine, s,7l2.-9ons9an ps. q,
s76.-9ampres, l,557.-Sibrst, ,l,s2i
-Giuet,. 5000. - Ambsrloup, : 1890
Oo9amps, s,l2s.-@ranbmsni 2,3ls
I-6Obifer, l,s26.-SonffaliSs, ASIA
Malempre, a,O5s.-Sorriet, $3.50
9ons9amps, l,sso.-BertOsy le, 1884,
2~onspiap, 6,OsO.-Niues, 10 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

8Iidbori. Wis es ideint, mebren
lid bic @5ife iest aud OIL Der Saar.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11
.gt-usss MARKETS .

{, The New Ysrt aout market /. becoming
.frneg With ~ ppEsrd tendency, Bu.ihs
di'pOsi,ionsato unhealthy speculation 70.
ceiSed % whelssoas cheek o 1 moth ago.
and fhe advance b. "piisss which u nox
pretty sure will be tLs effect 81 natural
.capses. southern -four ranges from 7.es.
20 80. according to. brands. No quota.
tioDSOf Doe thsrn Wsest., Western 81. 60.
10 i.y5. Biz + 10 30 q ss1asss bsrll
TJbseco unchanged froin last veal.
I. "a AAsta . -. /. 90 &AsA ENassfsAsn
tInOlauODs. IL q. sySH e,s ,s., A. GaNs.l -.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

-
d TIE ideas hna'itbe principles thai hiss
given prsseh. peace and luistto ths sobtb
are Deinocratic principles. The ipstra.
ment that has PIT them 10 practice > ARE
publiesn President But ibs, coald have
better enforced bya Dsmocp,iO Prssidsui.
TheyaEs snfacsd n second hsnd's aad We
may be pardoned ifiws dcfiss les.satiise-
tim 10 enjoying tAeir exercise 10 tlMt way,
mixed Up With . much q ths cd isas.n n
the RepabIicsn party, than 70 The party hal
The full fruits of q victory manfully and
honestly sop. ..apd shansfslly and ffsudu-
IcbiIythade sbOftiye. 3liH ss.s ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

The Raleigh Ners says there i res
son 10 believo iha, the sppreme cour, ha,
Sustained the decision of Judge Cox 10 The
lItslins ease, siding with the U. s. Govern.
,O'ent 10 the conflict q jarisdicticn; i.is
also added. that Judge Rojmap i sc1pected
70 flea disaeaslng opiniOa.iT - Ysesa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11
DEATH or JUDGE ABaILRY..

on the ist lhst. Inc intciligenee ls received
here with heartfeh sadness, for be was .
resident of Ilillsbore for 4 period Dong
enough tocndear him toour whole people |;
beeo,si',g thorguslly ,asa.ihsa wih all
GLASSES BY The geniAGty Of his ;saper ami
his courtesy aud adding one mosename to
that distinguished circle of eminent men for
which Hlllsboro was so singularly distin.
guished during the period Of his residence
here. ""
Judge Bailey was born in Pasquotank
county on the 18th Of Angus. 1895. and
was therefore not quite 50 years old at the
sime Ofbis DEATH He vas once i member
ofthe Iloase OF 4Commons from bisnatise
county. and twice represented il 10 the Se.'
nate. HE pursued his profession Of law
with success ana distinction and il, 1886,
was rewarded BY elevation to The BENCH.
| We believe i was il. 1872 that he ire.
moved to Hillsboro,, occupying theshouse
on the South side Of the riser now the pro.
perty Of Juige Manly, AID lived here res.
peqted and beloved, until bis children har,
Ing gown up, married or embarking gn
their own tide Of fortune, be determined to
remove to BuucOmbe. which he did about
the beginning Of the war, .sett ling near. the
Black Mountains, where for ! few years Ne
lived, opening y law school aud conducting ons
s''aii ia'm' his iaW i, school, We pesiese',
was never very Aourishipg owing in . great
degree, 10 its iaacessslbility andthare,oote
ness from society with other causes. Undue
Cd bis removal to AsheyiIle. liz, resigned
bis Judicial commission in 1868. and the
remainder Of his life was passed mostly in
Asheyille, and, until within the Past few
years. in the pursuit Of bis Original profess
sion. ,ss. MI lr,at4 4rssigeAassi =tranH lauolo't
Iuaoe g,;lsy,, ,v.sl 4 Z n,;na,t,y u sen,ya.
man Li,b tops,l aeoor,eao,a,s md sif,G,a.
purs ,.d i.oo,rup,;ble, furn;,bins ,o Z. .,,ci,,.
ty beaa.itul model of ali tina, was = ex,el,
IsDt III charac,er and polished in manuers.
and adding 10 what Is purely estimablo 4,
the ewes of the world. The finishing braces
of an ox,,,l, !, br;;.,;,n w.Ik's ,Ias''a ~
.a q. u. - III .''',''f >
|. The 6ght between Mr.. winstead and bis
iadversaries, DR.. Wheeler. Louis Hanes,
and Henderson still goes on unsettled.
fkey seem to conclude that wiustead is out
Of the way altogether. and therefore 60 for
each other viii i vim that is pleasant .
look op. IIanes goes for Henderson with
one Of those I'D weapons that, in Democrat
hands. the radicals charged to be false but
now ii lfansss bsads. d sxpee,ea 10 prove
a nerfect err,,Iibnrs b2 s5s8 t.sEfEa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

SAN FRAScIsco. July 6.-Trohble re.
portal, shlohg reservation indisns in South.
eastern Nevada. Augbatos Ashe. u. B.
Mafshal. and IIoIisnd and t'arief. lndisn
Agents. we're killed At The, reservation.
One Of The mardcrers was captured q 81.
George, Utah. ''" y4R @@@ VI $% '#
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

b The Norh S,ais Press rightly forecasts
The future. wbep. spsaking u our liberal
friends. and theif sbu,e of tbose wbe do
not fatien their fscss 10 The soOr 10 sdcrs.
iion Of the man they cannot respect, !
sdSs ''Bosfbbns forsoosL. because We have
no shouts of reyicing over ayile frssd and
10 rscans 10 sisg " eommsmorsiivn Ofa bsr.l
gain that Will yet cone back 10 plsgue 81
that bad bspd " i'ss sye. sbd All who
sflrose of 4 TOO, sLd accept ~ results ss
wise policy. : 4. H.. -. -. n.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

Gsv. Hampton likes Hayes and the
RaI,igh. .Hyiae liL~ Hampton. Il mo-
minsies himiOr yicc.PresiSeni op the iiek.
g, with GrsRl. 10 he Rsyisier .lsbsnlrl
Jsdss BpGion rides Ia Fsll sireui, J,t
tLr Jspditiai Distinct. @~ =.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

The Herald pabIi.hsd tie Obi,uszy d :bs
Dsrnecrsiis parts O@s dsy |. ,be pext Day 10
turned sOand apd aaughtersd he Repuoli.
can party. Ish nov going 10 brsasbe the
breslh. Or iifs into ,hst new partyr That
psv. pusiy moves but slpegisbly ]. waits
for Tie PrOmstbesb Ere Of the Herald. ID
I'll ssvvr gs % its feesh our liberal
fris,ds Cont nsssgs better. They blow
warn into q one day, and cold into !. che
next fhey ses 10 NJ and ihsn knock !,
down; litenl je-dsy. BSurbou to-wouOw.
DO give bs -nev parry . li,iSs shaese.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

SiIINEa..Inly G.--sA bssslewas ioaeht
yesterday N the vicinity % .lBbilss wh6ch
lasse,i ~ bsars. Rusians were Nrepsl<sd
with considerable less. and fell back on
sistoya. No dessils. sasaE - o.. saaa :
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

ef she recent saccessfnl campaign against
Mentenegro il was asserted FROM t,onstan.
Hacple that B Tnskish Goyernor would Be
appointed and fhe country reduced 10 the
pueitsoa Of Turkish province; also that
Suleinan and Ssib Pashas were abon. 10
march upon getiinje sithoht further heht.
Jog. : 10 aesopst'for the, change 10 Turk.
30 plans Il Is now announced that aIeheme,
Aiihss been sppyipled 70. co,a,nanI the
army ID Thsssaiy. and Spleiman pasha viii
bo recalled 70 Consiantinople. probably
wiih his army, These measures give point
70 tie fsports recently currept that Aastria.
and probably oiber powers, brought pre-.
.ssre % cusstantiuopls 70 save aiaaeneQto
fpoar bsisg crushed. and also wah sles
of taking say from sersia her only pre.
text for joining in tie bos,ilitiss against
Turkey #Ha& n IhA H*ti&w e1 sHF fil
n. Ailsiser pnbiishes 10 the Times, from q
Csttinjf seorrespondeht wlsaso ielsrrams
bs.speusnmaly pressn,sd TIC sIoateacgriB
positivn ii the in0st favorable Iiei.s posi-.
BE, ssys the lisAiAm rsyerpsnest as.
celved regarding Priigs Niclsls military
capacity. ihre~ upon him q rs-psnslbiiny
70 ,shich b wasnotsqadgssd wilielfshbul1
liHse bssn rlssredby etijeicni naIifafy 81.
yisersss Tho Prince sfisDe~ 10 eivilizs Nh
pevple n nHhhs ereaaer Than soeh q
efisisss che present.. II. u s.sss
- srbsuT,ass ma leading sHtsIs ssys:
a,nt iBFa& = IL 30 tstlsFlfi sist8 q
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

The Rsyister nemihases Grant far prssi.
dsn. n 1880. 'Geasnl' Grsel lnsw how
70 Kill, viii .DseiOr,. crsp. LoOv hov 10
cure. = ssts..s . tar1saaasa - 80 i,li
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11

TIE Raleigh 0lesresr. Just in itsprslse
" Jadgs BlaeRs. vigorous criticism ,ol Tie
Electoral Commission. mskss theJudgc 700
smart - Old mao. 'ItwiII Dol please bin
70 b pashsd.so near ,bssesgegf ssisisrcc.
lie isnp. 80 yssrs old. Hsjs .eplys7.
being born on Jsh. i0ih, 1870 Time
enough for more d tbe serce Gre oflbo .Old
Msp Satanic. w ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-04-26
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate have been acknowledged
since our last, in the County Court
Clerks Office:
Jno. Y. Gill, trustee, to Theo.
Harris and others, lot in Fayette.
vile, $l,024,05.
James N. Blackwell to Peter
Cunningham, 66 acres in 23d dis,
5000.
ii. c. Whitaker to J. B. Thorn
icon, 46a acres in 9Th dis, $500.
Theo. Harris, clerk, to Elvira
Pitts,77i acres in goth dis, 81, 705.
d. w. Clark, c. and NJ, to Jas
II. Hardin, 1901 acres in oath
dis, SS76 3S.
T. c. Little, President, and A.
S. Thomas. Sec, to Jno. N. Bran.
son. LOT in 9Th dis, $751;.
VIM. Stewart TO j. F. Mont.
gomery, one.third acre in lst dis,
$S2.20.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-04-26
Fayetteville Produce Market.

Cotton, weak with small offer
ing. We quote low middling, 81
90; good ordinary, 74aS.
Corn since oar last has advanced
10 40 cents, with brisk demand
Wheat is brisk AZ an advance.
We quote choice white and amber
81 60@170.
Blcon continues dull; shoulders,
Gi(G7; sides, S3@9; hams, 9@l0.
Flour. We quote, XAXX, So;
Xxx. 81 90.
Lard, in moderate demand, ll@
Pc.
Eggs, are &c.
German miIlet seed selling
from store at zoe.
Oats-the season is about closed
We quote nominal at 30(G35c.
Land Plaster, 81 per sack
Of 200 lbs.
Butter is scarce and brings 15c
Potatoes-Irioh, northern, 81 so
per bush sweet, none.
Meal, SOC.
Barley, no demand.
Hay, 30@40c.
Chickens, l2!@l5c.
Apples-dried, Sic.
The N. & c. r. r. has given
our grain dealers the same rates
to p'inIs South on grain as Shell,
byvile, Our market quotations
show by the prompt advance their
appreciation OF the favor done
them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-04-26
Cash Point.
For the Fayetteville Observer.
ASH POINT Lincoln Co To

For the Fayetteville Observer.
CASH POINT, Lincoln Co., Te.,l
April 10Th, 1877.
Editor Obserrer-If it would
not be an imposition on my
part, | desire to inform your
readers about our newly estab-
lished post Office, Cash Point
as | am aware of the fact that
many Of the readers of the OB-
SERVER do not know that there
is such place in existence as
Cash Point.
Some persons recently Of
Kelso station hearing of Cash
Point, conceived the idea that
it was situated between the two
Fayetteville Banks, at a saloon
there. But to those parties at
kelso / would say, not much
saloon. The place we have ref
erence TO is about twenty-three
miles southwest Of Fayetteville,
on the Fort Hampton road, vul-
carly known as the old State
line road. The population of
this place is not very extensive.
The place belongs exclusively
to John W. Gatlin, Esq.-a
man who has energy enough to
move mountain, If necessary.
We nave q good school in the
place, where our young are
preparations for future
usefulness. The people of the
iicinity are an industrious, eco
.omical people, and are farming
his season rs with a predeter- |
TO do something. /
they raise more cotton in this i
,ortion of the county than aux !
.ther Respectfully, j.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-04-26
Thursday Morning, april &c. 1917
nT LIGHT has hrnLon -

SB Light has broken in Lou
islana. Hayes sent the command
to take away the soldiers. There
were not many soldiers, but they
were the emblems OF government
by force. They were not in the
State house, but they were bar
racked in an adj AGENT building,
and passages were cut to commu-
hlcate between their drill.room
and the legislative halls of Lou.
isiana. The feudal days OF the
mailed hand and of clanking ar
NOR aud subterranean galleries
has passed in Louisiana.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-04-26
"Odd-Fellows' Relief So
ciety."


This is the name of an organ
iZation recently chartered, the
headquarters of which are in
Nashville. We learn from the
bylaws, with which a friend
has favored us, that none but
Odd-Fcllows in good standing
are admitted. 1t is not confined
to Tennessee, but members are
received from any State. $4,000
benefit is paid to q deceased
brothers family or heirs as soon
as the membership reaches q
600; that is, 81 is paid to the
deceased brothers family or
heirs for each member Of the
Society in good standing. If
there are just 500 members the
benefit will be $500, &c. DIR.
j. r. Harwcll, Of Nashville, is
the Medical Examiner. He is
the only salared officer, and
his fee is ST for each examine
ton. Whenever the number
of applications are sufficient
at any place to Justify it,
he will go in person and ex-
anime the applicants; where
this is not practicable, reputa-
bic home physician will be Sc
lccted to do the work. The in
itiatory fee is four dollars. The
members of the Society are di-
vidcd into four classes, accord
ing to age. Those q to 30
years of age pay an assessment
of one dollar at the death Of a
member; those 81 to 40, one
dollar and twenty cents; those
Il to so, one dollar and sixty
cents; those from 81 to GO, two
dollars and twenty cents.
The chance for swiDdling, it
is claimed, is slim, as all officers
handling money are under heavy
bonds, and the amount in the
treasury at any one time will be !
so small that there will be but
little if any temptation to en-
bezzle it. Every member has
voice i'll controlling the Society,
as each will be a stakeholder, so
that any abuses can be correc-
ted. The legislation will be
done by Board of Managers,
but these will be elected by the
members, etc,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-04-26

H The prospect of a war
between Russia and Turkey has
led to considerable speculation in
the grain markets OF the United
States, and prices are now getting
up to a remunerative point. The
farmers of Lincoln county, how.
ever, as general thing, have but
little personal interest in high
prices of grain, for the most of
them have sold their crops.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-04-26
DIR. rownsend's Oxy-

DIR. fownsend's Oxy-
;enated Air will pu.
ify the blood in one
'.hird the time that
any other known rem.
ledy can. Why? be-
cause to inhalc Oxy-
gcEated Air il goes
direct to the Lungs
nd asses through
the tissues ard comes
in direct contact with
the Lloo J as il is forced
into the Lungs by the
tction Of the heart.
AL The blood in our
.tc.ns n tu;ns 10 the
.near. e,'ry forty
minutes IL the hlood
Us good, aud forced
from the heart 10 the
un, 5, aqd the more
Oxygen you inl ale
no the lungs the
more you purify the
blood When Oxy-
gen comes in contact
with the impurities
in the blood il car
bonizes and burns,
causing the blood 10
be heated 90 that it
warns every part %
the hO'iy, as IL goes
on its revolutions
the system.
If your blood Is pure
you cannot be sick.
We drive Mercury and
all other impurities
out Of the blood.
We guarantee 10 Pu-
rify the blood in one
third the time Of any
other known remedy.