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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27

Runs earned-Clnclnnatls l.
Bases on errorS-Cincinnatis H. Indianapolis 8.
Left on baSes-Cincinnats s, indianapolis 2.
Two ba e hits-Wheelcr l. Geer l, Cincinnatis 2;
Williamson 2, Healy l, Flint l. indianapolis 4.
Bases on called balls-Geer2.
Struck out-Dickerson l. Wheeler J. Elleck l,
Cincinnatis 3; Croft l, Shatfer l. Williamson l. In
dianapols 3.
Balls called-On Mitchell II, on Healy 28.
Strikes caled-OH Mitchell II, off Healy 49,
Double plays-Warner and Clapp l, lndianapo-
lis /; Dickerson and Gerhardt /, CinCinnatis !.
Time-2 hours and 30 minutes.
Umpire-Brockway.
The Shamrocks play the Mohawk Browns
at the Cincinnati Ball Park Sunday after
noon.
At other places the games resulted as fol-
lows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27

LOUISVILLE KY, Sept, 27.-Yesterday
was the fourth day of the fall meeting of
the Louisville Jockey Club. The first
event was the great American stallion
stakes, a sweep stakes for three-year-old
colts and fillies, one mile and three-quart-
ers The race was won by Bramble, with
Cammie F. second; time, 3:14&. The Sec
ond race was dash of one mile and fur
long for all ages, and was won by Water
witch, Lucifer second; time, 2:08H. The
third event was twomile dash for all
ages and was won by King William, Dave
Moore second; time 4;05H.
Columbus Races.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 27.-Nettie G. won
the first race yesterday and John H. the
second
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-The first race, 2:52-
class, for purse of $1,000, was won by Up
and-Up first, Tuckahoe second, Header third
and Standclff fourth. Time-2:30M.
The second race, for purse of 81 800, was
won by Darby, Bonesetter second and Wal
ford Il. third Time-2:23
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17
H. EDu.s1, .sssss.u.
sheri1's sale.

--n~a. :. rs...,.. c..,. =.
Cosnty Of Union, ana If ss'o county
-. WAR Pillow Company q cor
nnrssioc orrsnixed and doinrS
~ Hcsi is~s ~ H. st"ie a iIjiroi..
"a. Plsinti9.
= akin, 81 and Ciars G.l
nItnner. Dofcpdants
Nr...' ~--S~ A.. a,..
H0tce y nessyy Sasen; M y n.S ~
yu0gme.h sMo 4sCaGc " y No. ~-.xs
ren0cIS3 y 1Ae u'.stss ~ ~ FL
sNsssss Srnsosy. ssn.suS ~ ~
49, -. pi- -.
JsagnSns ~ ~ 0 Sr,rnse
Rsays ~ kse..ss1| S..1.sS
me aeseneaSs "a - 49, ~ scss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17

reuiteey q Dsss%a, -. h District san =
John Nichols, PiaiAtt0.

r%; Ss I 3: p e.,:s -. :: "a D' - g. N ss.s. !.
John Nichols, T,aissd!
,o,.,> esris:s and Louisa y.
Gar1ass. Dsfs1Aants.
Nsass = hereby dive tlat1 virtss = : ~
q n u Distg3st Coe.t o. gaion county: 49,
1870 sr.i 49, ses sss shteS :.ss jsas%sne =:
SosspAsGardnsr and Loalss =: tsrdser tns &C.
we. sss s.a sinsy one Sasdrsdths do!i.rs ineisai.s
cosfp taxed q tive dollars and thtfty.eve ccntss
~ 4 decree Of foreclosure and sale Of the Prem
81 plaintiff and asainst Jospeph gardner and
icaSsa 4. GaSdnsr defendants 70 saitsSy saad
iSdSnent. And alse ~ virtnc II On execuf1os
SenSs issusd out q he clerks once Of tho dis.
trics c0urt In and f0F said county Of Union, Y.
unaer the hand Of the clerk Thea col and inc ~
Of The @t1 ceast upon the Aforesaid = Is ~
i'd On ths 34.A day Of Dune, A. D.: ls7s. i:vy
spoa the following described real essa.s o. me hs
came that Is described in said decree and exscu-
uI Al q ioss one q, md two % .esing the sSa. !!
T 81 Sss'i Nissy aS....i casss sssS Of R.sgs foryy;;
III 14el West Of the Mh P. H.. conaa'nins 'a
NY sSat ! ,Ssii on wednesday the I7th day d
IsxSss, 4. B. 1915 Il he hour Of o. 10 o'clock IL
eosrs Hssse = the city q eli Point. Union
s ssss Zip p. ,as ,n Tsss:srs sii Rseo sSov % . :saa a. s &c.
ess6anfs Joseph Gardner and louisa n. Gardner
r ~ 10 the above described property or g
;u6snsnt ssd cests amounting to Sevea hundred
md twenty.ninc dollars and sixty ce.ts and
interest," on the same from the 9TH day Of June
4. 2: is1s, and AZ ;csIains 49,. go 9. .s ssie' q
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17

NePrcn = tersDy esvsa sAae ~ viseue u 2
cHaftei nsesgaes crested - ~ oles ~ 9
March, lS53. by Andrew Lew1s - - ILL.,
80 wcs duly 1leA fbe sesos1 u ~ o0cs q -
feIieter a. 0eeds n nj tos UnSoa oeanty, -
koiA, % he en- day = A1stl ls5 ny ryos
sropsrty therein nssteagsl NJ described = fl.
One 80 i1kh eyiis1ss. - tasA easssss. . Aoses
hcrse powss inelu6ing hvess. eslts, steysfo6s.
tunblfnK shsits, al can, elefns, ~. .Alecs 81
- siirss S6r said power. g u highest sn9 beat
bidder for cssh e 1snJ. 6siex.' hcrn ~ setns
Of yaly le7N. st he hoas ~ twee 'elock -.
said day, $1,000
~ 4. HusuRe. 8ogtOnoeee.
Agent.
Dated, Jnly 18th. 1878. s5041w.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17
Flaussry Broa boarding prisoner
(Conclnded naxt week.

Little Jshsny b visiting his grand.
lhther. This y n sxtsac3 ftoa . letter
% his motAag: "Potaees b0gs b plenty,
IN I enjoy EN- vary mach cause they
makes 9ranafathss swear. an every time
- biiss svss - spills his false tseth, an
b alwsys lofgsts where 10 spills EN-, -
h hires q TO Tooat 'em out 30 you SO
huntia's good hsss. He pays ~ in pigs
an fore the msin's over ] think lilo have
snuf to start . swine shop. Tell Sam
Jeakiss scaueo it'll make him hOPpin mad
70 know me hevin such . b~inan1es."-
PAiaddpAsa PrsA.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17

The Territory Of Isakota greeting:
TO the above named defendant:
Yen are hereby summoned and required 10 rms
yer the cOmplaint In this action. which Was filed
on the 18th day Of Nay. A. y. 1878. in the cAce Of
the clerk Of the District Court In and ~ tho
county Of MON. Territory Of Dakota, at hie ONCE
IN the city Of Bin Point. county Of Union, %: t.
and ssrvea espy e5ycsr answer on the suosesieess
Point, Unson county. D. T., within thirty days
after the services q the summons on You, exctu-
eive Of the day Of service. II you fail to snswer
the complaint within that time, the plaintiff will
apply TO the court for the relief demanded IN the
Dated. At Elk Point, D. T., this 18th day Of May,
Z. W, MILLER,
PlsintiG'e ATTY.
TERRITORY or DAKOTA, =. a.
County Of Union. "
1 hereby certify that the complaint In this acticu
vas nled In said clcf ks ONCE or May Is, 1873.
ANlL4Ek,
Rotary PNS2sc
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17

rCaaAea Nswsl
J.. 8. Sand, Territorial Auditor, who
has recently returned fioa Yanktoa has
kindly provided ~ with the following
facts which will no dosbs intsrssl many
Of cur rsadsrs:
Il has cost ~ Territory sOna tlS.ooo
b naintaia our prisossu. (ssAsiy ssossh
TO baild : s~sbstaatiai psisss.) = 1900 pays
for The printing. 13.oeo IL - survey
locAtisa and e~onsezucoisa sfaMad b ~
Black Hula ahsus eeyeeof1 ~ 0ss q
Dskoess isnns psopas dsriag ~ -
yaz.
Il has oost os31a3 b dssas ~ =,
pensss a. ths Ter1iAnsial Govssnnsat Sos
~ yae 1871, q which sun e1aaoo
ssaaia uspaid, ssd wasrants . ~
mnan4 - te.ste hSs bsas tnsd ~
rgosl1k yss.
Thege = o. ~ III will command
- aGtsution Of those Interested. Il b
Ut. aleer the hss and ~ ~ up By tbs
Black Hills PapeEs, int - people e
- Hills wsre payiag mare than half
the taxea. md q The ans tim, were not
proParly rspeeeeatsd. Il y tiDe the
people Of IL Territory q hsge were
mads acquainted with ~ ~ TIT IL
Black Hllls felks havs Dnt ~ I'D .
dollar Into The Tsfritogial Treasury.
There are in Dakota 6oo,60o acsea Of
decided lasd, valasd = psrhst aaaamne
q e9,003,o6n
Tho following tabs gives IL annssd
valuation Of ~ coan150 q OaholA, -
far q the retusnD hnye ben Osutvoa q
the of5ce e knw0Aos
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17

Tho producAion Of gold throughout
the world il falling 81. II reached its
maximpm IN 1ak2nnhAEA1e4-
0nck doea not materially dscfeass. but
that q Australia doeA In 1877 but nine.
y million were mined. X il claimed
that the production Of 1873 will b but
eighty. 1ys million. when 4 y rsmem.
bsred that eli the European state banks
and the United States Treasury 9 com.
psting for this gold, that The basisess Of
tho world i constantly being extended,
and Germany ~ demonstized silver, 1t
will b. seen thaa ehs demand for gold
promises to exceed ths supply.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17

0yeo0ee0 0Af0o uakveotcfv
1anuteetors1g Eempany, ~
Incorporation d.ly Incorporated!
undof cd By virtue Of the lave
a he ssst. q il'i ess::.,
Wllltan G. Homer md Martha
n. Hence. DsAsa4aaes.
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80 r. 01Ia 49,
49, C-.1 aea1I@
49, MY .-01N1zGB =,
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@6 ~ 10y 800 q H. j3taSc1 80 =
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s1sSSshan1 u slseS tHsscoa, sn6 a.
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nsas 81 1.s!ssssEasrtsen me- % I'D ga properly
m a tke In Say of Jsne, A. D.. isya. levy
vpncn the SoiIoWlse dsscsiSsd real esasss 81 ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17

49, hp0svsF til - s1saaaL
O. aokca board ad)snfasd = ~ =
sseleck A. ~ inse.
yu1n DAY.
Jsly Oh, 1878.
O'Clock I. u.
neasd - paES1Aaa 70 adjouEnmsnt,
uunahsn q ~ board aad ssssk III psss-
-: procsedsa 70 bualnea.
o. notiDs ~ following Jury u was
4sasusa 40e0 - ninnAss ~ IL
$500 - C3oek e ~ Ooesk
yun11 DWuuu1.
A. Hhmil1m Chr xnDssdAe
Ushaas nnbidaa lGsis IssaAa
~ Nasas JosspA 1srsasa
paIsfek Dsnnally n9stA Walhss
49, osnnU HGniGA, (Js0Dss)
- oihsoa Niehasl nyaa
- Dsanhtsa o. Hopkins
Tuseeoa Jos shAy
- GAIA IN AAans
Jamss Geasy.
~ccrn nnrr,er.
Mssy Morris Pear Brown
[hRkhasdsos Edwasd p Wood
ca MssthsD Chsrls " Daggs
1nDW Dsym Jossph oesckmaa
- i 1hlsoss Ashore Q RisUrDd
- Wilssa Jsha Nins
|Tsaaas OhmmEssa OLE o Holths
As1vsw Hnnsss Hans Nichaelson
|lvsr Rnnn1m AlCuso r 6tcddard
|EssdssIek Wagnsf Hsasy 6nydes
rn1nD DssFHlcT.
T. AHA Chs ] Bailey
NicAasl Adams r p Bartlett
ravSa Crrtie HeuSy CArpsutse
Joan Carroll AS Disbro
Johs Fisuis James 9. Green
- Olssa WilAm Waatass
rhp Hysn(Praizss Tp) John Gibbs.
nepart = lEarquis Brown. Justice II
10 Psscs pesssated and On motion was
aoosptsd
Claim Of 0ustaG Johssoa Of es.7s for
bsildine ! BLDG 10 rosd district number
- - taksn mp and On motion was not
allOwea.
nepsyG 81 ?. y. snytAs, Jussies II
- 80 pssssnscd, sxaninsd, ana %
neaaon = levsby acespGsd.
fsnint n n q emith ana Edward
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-17
Z. w. MILLER,
Atsoszsy I counssllor ss Law,
EEK POINT. p. +.

s,,~tv ,.A Pensions collected, Honssteadse -
PRO emptions cOntesteA, md special eese1tsoM w.
en- 10 tie defence Of criminals IN all - Ceests =
thu Territory. -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-05-02
Blsae-RlbbOn Incident.
Isan Francisco Chronicle. /


"Pard," said Happy Jack, as he
looked sadly at his reflection in
the mirror Of the saloon, corner Of
Third and Mission streets, II amt
the shadow Of myself, am r."
The bar-keeper was gazing with
dim eyes at the returned prodigal,.
His emotion was too full fer tears.
II could stand it no Longer"
said the colonel, as he thoughtfully
examined the elbows of his coat,
and struck match on the shining
edge OF his pantaloons. I'm back
in the fold"
The bar-keeper spun glass to-
wards the colonel and reached un-
der the counter. "The old thing?"
he asked, with a smile.
The colonel paused a moment
to subdue the wild yearnings of
bis manly breast. "No," said he
with an effort. "I'ye got to go
slow at first. Give me a good hos
whiskey." As the fluid struck the
soles Of the colonel's boots, bis
friends pressed round to offer
words OF hope and cheer. The
colonel was SO deeply affected by
the unexpected congratulations
that he had to be conveyed to bis
home in a hack.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-05-02
JIX'S FERRY
AND STORE.
mile above Lake Charles on the

e mile above Lake Charles on the
Caleasieu River.
khe undersigned wishes TO inform
Straveling public and Stock Drovers
! lie has put his Ferry and beef pens
GOOD repair, and is ready to accom-
Hate all who may wish to cross with
4, with everything that is generally
Rnred by stock men and travellers.
Mas d large safe Flat, suitable for
esing any kind Of stock; also two
IN booms forswimming. Pasturage
bach sideof the river, free of charge,
keeps constantly on hand o full sup
&of Groceries, Provisions and For
v atthe very lowest pricesl
my9-ff H. ID. NIX.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-05-02

An editor is described as man
who is liable to errors of grammar,
toothache, typographical errors,
and has twenty-five thousand peo-
pie watching TO catch him trip
ping man Of sorrow and ac-
quainted with grief, poorly paid,
poorly estimated, and even shun-
ned by some of the great mon he
he's made.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-05-02

The old ladies put their produce
back into their carriages and has
tened to church. One indignant
trader tried to get up an indigna-
tion meeting over the ordinance of
the Police Jury; but the people did
not "Iadignate" worth cent.
When church was over, people left
for home sober, and by 2 o'clock
the streets were deserted, and as
silent as midnight. Thus passed
the first Sunday in Abbeville. The
adoption of the Sunday law will be
a great moral benefit to the town,
and when once become familiar,
will be liked by all, no doubt
Meridional.
! The report that we have or have
bad small pox in this town, is en-
tirely erroneous, and we announce
with great pleasure, that we are
not aware of the existence Of sin
gle case in the whole parish. There
were two deaths some time ago,
and the others, who were afflicted
with the disease, have all recovered
and DO new case has occurred with
in the past three weeks Lafayette
Advertiser.
Bill Longley, the Texas desperate
who is credited with some twenty
murders, now under sentence of
death, writes in Jail to the man who
captured him as follows:
Well, Captain, about eleven years
ago, | launched my boat upon that
mighty river which leads to des-
truction, and without the least idea
where it would land me. OF course
you are aware of the fact that when
once one gets under full headway
going down this mighty channel it
is very hard to. check up. ! have
found that this great river has but
one landing place, from its mouth,
and the name of that place is re-
formation town, and, after one !.
passes reformation- town there is
no stopping place between him and
eternity;, no, none. But, oh how
few there are that get off at this
only landing. The reason of it is,
thecountry looks beautiful on either
side, and still more promising ahead,
and we go on until finally we begin
to strike our boats against the ter
rible boulders and snags. Then it
is that we begin to see our eompan-
ions wrecked and lost ON either side
of us; then it is that we see whittier
we are going. But, alas /! too late,
for we are then beyond the help of
human hands. Then we cast look
Or a thought back to our once hap
py home, and mother! Well, Cap
tain, this is my condition, and ! !.
have lost my oars, so that now !
can do nothing but fold my arms
and set back and "let Ter slide"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-05-02
IKE RLES LOD CT

No. l65, F.. and A.. M.
FOLDS ITS REGULAR tCoMMUNICA-
tons at the Masonic Hail on SATUR-
u before the full moon of each month, OF
Block p. NJ, from the LIST of October 10 the
HI April, and at q P.hy from the est OF
HI to the 1st of October. All transient
Ahers in good standing are invited TO atteud.
GEO. H. WELLS, w. M.
k;C. p. HAMPTON. Secretary.
lake Charles, La, January, 1875.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-05-02
LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
Published Epe,y Thursday Mor''aing'
AT
LAKE CHARLES. LA.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-07
New Advertisements.

Dr.PowelI's Liver Medicine il
localized to-day. This prepare.
ton has been before the people
of this county for over twenty
years, and those persons who
have tested its virtues pronounce
it without a superior in curing
complaints loriwhich it is recon
mendcd.
Messrs.J L.Nelson andJas.D.
Smith, under the firm of Mel
son & Smith, have opened a
new house with choice stock
of goods. Mr.. Nelson-Arney
is well known here. Mr..
Smith is lately of Huntsville,
but formerly did business here,
and has many. friends. The
firm deserves success.
Mr.. Kingsley,a splendid pain
ter, offers his services to the pub
lie. We have seen some of his
work, and do not hesitate to say
that it is excellent. Persons
needing any work in his line
would do we'll to give him call.
Nonresident notice.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-07

For The Fayettevi Ie Observe.

As re stated in the outset, it
was not our intentitn to enter
into controversy with Mr.. ii.
But in justice to our village and
all concerned, We were forced
to reply to his open article;
and now, Mr.. Editor, as you
have given us space each for
two articles on the subject, We
are ready and very willing to
drop the whole affair, as every
one knows full well that very
little interest is taken by the
masses Of readers in such SUBJ
jects. Now, if the matter is
at its present stage, We
are satisfied and will pass it of
in all good friendship; other
wise, we will be present on oil
occasions, even as long as We
can push the quill.
KENNEBEC.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-07
Circuit Court.

Judge Williams is always
prompt in his attendance. HI
arrived on Saturday and hac
Court called Monday morning
The following are the Juries-
GRAND.-Charles Kelly, fore.
man, G. b. Mckenzie, y. S
Smith, j. p. Pinkerton, John
G. Harrison, John Swinney, r
G. McElroy, d. G. Smith, w
/ W. Mcdaniel, j. w. Blair, Jno
Turner, L. P. Myrick.
TRAVERSE. M. McAfee,
Abram Washburn, John Neaves.
W. B. Taylor, B. p. Gray, j. ].
Stephens, Newton Dickey, John
Boaz, w. A. Franklin, S. @.
McCollum, l.. D. Sugg, H. M.
McNeece, A. A. McEwen, d.
A. Gilbert.
The following cases were tried
with the result noted, up TO
Tuesday noon
State vs.. John Young, pro-
fame swearing, guilty.
State VS.. Asa Davis, carrying
pistol, not guilty.
State VS.. Sarah Norman, as
sault, jury out.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-07

The following transfers of rea
estate have been acknowledge.
since last, in the County Cour
Clerks Office:
G. W. Jones to Thos. G. Lit.
tie, 111.acres in 9Th dis, So, $50
j. M. Moore to p. b. Marsh
house and lot in Petersburg,
$212.
Mamie Bennett to A. G.
Bostick,3 acres in 23rd dis,S10O.
A. G. Bostick to John SIM
mons, 3 acres in 23rd dis, 500.
b. i. Henderson to N. III.
Hobbs, 13 acres in 18th dis, 1920.
j. E. Vowel to r. w. Will
son, rs sin 18th dis, 81 POO.
J.E. Vowel to Douglas Sugg,
go acres in 18th dis, $475.
George Coleman to Z. W.
Coleman, 43 acres in 18th dis,
$3.50.
George Coleman to W. G.
and Eliza A. Newton, 25 acres
in 18th dis, $500
James Pinker;on and wife TO
John Smith, 81 acres in 18th dis,
$664.37.
E. w. Moore to a. Derrer,
III acres in 9Th dis, S261.
e. w. and w. i. Moore to
+. Howard, 183 acres in 4th dis,
S28l.25.
N. E. Benson to Benz. o.
Watson, 1870 acres in 18th dis,
$4,000.
John Holly to E. j. Holly,
80 acres in 10Th dis, gift.
John Holly TO Martha Holly,
%! acres in 10th dis, gift.
John Holly to John Lee Hol-
ly, 963 acres in 10rh dis, gift.
John Holly to Carroll Holly, !
)53 acres in 10th dis. gift.
ID. w. Clark, former G. and
NJ, to HUI gh Mckenzie and E. |
3. Wade, IS acres in 9th dis,
81, 511.45.
w. A. Copeland TO Mrs. SUI
san &. Street, house and lot in
18th dis, $500.
M. B. Sims to e. j. Cambron, |
and in 3rd dis. $50.
&. B. Mcclure and wife to
mo. w. Young, 97s acres in
9th dis, $1,000.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-07
Personal Notes.

Hon. Ben. Lea, an emilfent
lawyer of West Tennessee, wa:
in town last Thursday. He i:
mentioned in connection with
the Supreme Court.
Winchester Home journal
Miss Sallie Haynes and Miss
Emma Whitaker, both of Fay
etteyille, spent a few days in
our town last week. T. cir Wis
it was highly appreciated by our
social circles.
Marshall Gazette: Mr.. j. c..
Fisher, a prominent merchant
of Shelbyyille, formerly of this
county, called on us Tuesday.
lie is doing a good business in
Shelbyville.
Mr.. T. C. Goodrich and family
returned to Fayetteville on Satur
day last, and will hereafter make
this place bis home. We are glad
to welcome him back.
Mr.. Henry X. Akin, of Il
linois, has been in town several
days, circulating among the
friends Of his youth. He re-
ports that his father, Mr.. l.. d.
Akin, an old-time highly es-
teemed citizen of this place, in
tends to return and make this
place his home. We would he
glad to receive him.
W. R. Francis, Esq, Of Win
chester, favored the OBSERVER
with q call on Monday. Mr..
f. is a candidate, as our read
ars know, for Attorney Gener-
al, and is pleasant, com pan
ionable gentleman.
Col. ". E. B Jones, OF Nc
Minnville, candidate for Circuit
Judge, called on Tuesday last.
He is a pleasant gentleman.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-07
TIE REPUDIATORS.

Having read the speeches Of
different persons in regard to
The payment Of the State debt,
we have come 10 the cOnclu-
sion that we will continue to
sell at cost our large stock of
clothing, bed blankets, fannels,
ladies' dress goods, and hats.
These with our standard screw
boots and shoes, every pair war;
ranled, gents piece goods, hard
ware, queensware, tinware and
groceries, makes ours the most
attractive stock in the town to
make selections from. So roll
in with your barter, greenbacks,
your demonetized silver, and
forever put to flight the repu-
diator and any other who would
dare sully the good name of
your proud old State, and ruin
the credit of your people at
home a9d abroad.
MURRAY 81 MORGAN.