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The Osceola times., 1878-04-13
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1873 NEW YORK la7G.
IA thr timc approaches for the rcrc~sl al
uh.crlsi N! IliE ~ y would remind il.
,rieud- and w,iiwi-hris rvcryWmrc, ihnt IL y
HLrain & can,iiis', Ter their CON idpraii ~ ut
sapp ,rt Cuua r. &c ri for Tie past ten y,ar
II ~ lic- Tor rpniinuanrc of IA" hearty sv'n-
patly and -Hu"rutis co operation which hav.
hithrrt. been e.trhl,"l to u from ,vcrl qugrir
,f he ninl
The nAnY SrN i- = :, nv pagc-slr,t II y col
urins prirc h, n,il, pust paid, ~ c''i,s monii
~ 81 ~ !t"f Senr
The sr>nAi edition ~ He 81 : is an cighr
ri,'... rhett uf 81 .lu,ns Whiic giving n.
~ = of the dJN, Il u'~ncrntain- lirsr am .,ii.
Il lit,rary nui iui-r.l linn-ous mrri'r ~p,ris !,
prelaitd ftr %. iiih II DAY -tN has met
w,ti. pi,ar -urc's.. rnsi- aid sl..l YEAR.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
who da,s not know ruE WEEKLY - ~
Il clrrula - throughout t'e United 'iai,r fh'
,'anndas aud hryond Ninety Thousand fsri
lirr ,rcti 1t, Welcome lagcr weekly, and regard
/; In tue Il -ht ~ guide, counsellor. anl firni
Its news. e,itorial agriculture, and literary
departments. MAXI II ,ssrT>ia.ly a juu-e,l e. =
ihr family and the df'side ferins. ONt
COLLAR rcar. pu-t pait This price. iu HIS
considered, fnikrs Il 'hc cheapest ncws,ap,i
published for cub- NJ tn, with SO cash, W.
wll send ~ extra copy fr.r.
Addrc-. PUBLISHER az THr SIN
New York, ,ity
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Osceola Ark.
April l2th.. 1873.

Tho April number Of the Star
Spanglcd Banner is on our table.
s-usual il is brlm!ui OF interesting
literary and miscellaneous reading.
Terms 10 cents year. Address,
Banner Publishing Co., Ilinsdale,
y. ii.
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Marshal w. Eg. kaaskins
Pulls Another Nuf-
licrcr.
Martin Mitchell by Name.

Every man, woman ard child
living in this county during the
summer Of 1874, will remember the
murder OF Mr.. ii. Clay Cough, who
was shot from the bushes while
lcisurely riding along the road, in
company with Capt. Lecbnitt, one
mile below Dickinson's Mill, on
Frcnchman's Bayou; a full account,
of Lhicli-circumstances, time and
place, with suspicious leading 10
the perpotrator, was detailed and
published at the time. Near four
years have elapsed slncC the COW.
ardly and brutal tragedy trauspir.
cd bot justice il, at last, about 10
claim its own. AT the last sitting
Of the grand jury, a trne bill was
found against Martin Mitchell, who
had lorg since left for parts un'
known. for the murder Of Cough,
and bench warrant issued to the
proper officer; but no steps were
taken, so far as we have heard, for
his apprehension. The Governors
proclamation, Offering reward OF
$500 for his arrest, was the magic
,alisman that brought HIM into our
energetic and widc-awako marshal-
clutches. He was captured in ST
Francis county, in what is known
rs Burnt Cane settlement, eight or
ivn miles from the town Of Madi
sou, on the ST. Francis river, and is
now closely guarded in our county
Jail. Milchrl's prospects for u job
on Zcb Wards state contract, is
very hattcring, provided, he doesn't
run his neck in moose before he
gets there.
Were betting on Haskin'. get
ting 'sm every time.
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Mr.. John w. Walker, of Chicka-
savba, made us pleasant call last
Monday, and renewed his subscrip-
ton for two copies Of the Times
Call again, JOHNNIE, we are always
glad To sce yon.
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If Candidates. who are not "A

III Candidates, who are not able
10 announce themselves, will 20 to
work aud get US ten cash subscrIb-
crs, we will announce then tree Of
charge. No more excuses; come
along.
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OsccOia Rain Drops.

In the Town Council.
Pure Lake lee. u. GARLrcKs.
Good shower of rain here last
Monday.
-Ityou wonld be sweet singer
quit Using tobacco.
Sweet Missouri Cider, at
4. A. GAELicKs,
- Preaching tomorrow ut Will
liams' School house.
-Ifyru want n good square meal
for 25c. 80 10 GAHLicKs.
--Wc have heard oftwo or three
new candidates this week, but fail
To find their names on our list.
Must bc some mistake.
Remember the preachers al
vice "wa.h your face, and pray
tor n Sunday school" "
Our advise is: eco to work
and organize" then pray FOR il
success while you continue the
work.
Tho Jacksonror, HrraM an.
nouncrs its own death, on the 30lh
nit. Peace to its ashes.
Irish potatoes Of this seasons
planting, MS large ns hen eggs,
were shown us by Mr.. 3. F. Hale,
Doc is n No. enc PLANTER, takes an
interest IN his business and is al
ways ahead.
MIR. J. Bias, is Untitled 10 the
horns. he killed Il turkey gobIcr last
Saturday m rning, which after
being, "uuircs-cd weighed 25
pounds.
A light frost struck this town
Thursday ,oorning, supposed to
have been caused by the GOODNESS
existing between the town Alder
men. Little, or, no damage done
to vegetation.
Corn and cotton planting has
been commenced IN good earnest,
and that which was planted earlier
Is up and dong finely. vegetation
and garden truck is from three to
four weeks carrier than Inst season.
-"Straining at camel and swal-
lowing gnat" illustrates the ct
forts oi the new members Of the
board Of Aldermen, last Monday
night, TO oust Marshal W. b. Has
kins; and because, iorsoothc, he
docs not please the fancy OF i few
Katesnffns; bat 4 beats 3.
From Mr.. r. ii. Robinson We
learn that onr friend DR.. J. T
Jones Of chickasawba was united
in The holy bonds OF ma,rimony To
Mrs. Tabitha Shaw on last Thurs
day ycok We suspected some
thing was going u take place; aud
now Doctor, We wish yoa long life
aud happiness.
We had intended Offering the
companion chromos "fkc SICK
clsckcn," and "Hrickyard scenc,.
ms presents to scttcr up ot clubs
F., tor the Times, engravings OF which
appeared in or last issue; but the
price asked Us TO have the plates
prepared and the work Of moua-
ting on rollcrs Er shipment is
more than the plcihoric condition
al our purse will allow besides the
s,ck chicken Is last rcso~cring, and
will soon again BE- 10 the risg.
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For sale.

A fine toned Meyer Piano wood
casing slightly damaged, but in fine
order. Can by had for
$50, cash. Original cost, $3.50. Adj
dress. TINES, Osceola. Ark. l 6ti.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

Tue stated congratulations OF es,eois Lodge
No. n v. q A. M, will be cid the saturday =
ON or aext before, eaeh full moon. VIZ; Jan.
II Feb, le. March i6,. April Is, May II, June
y June "a. July Is. Aug ~, sept. :, Oct. S,
Nov. ., Dec I, Dec "a
ST. John the Eyahy.li-D
The u, mber> are ordered to attend in acoord-
sncl with the By Laws
All Master Mason- in good standing are cordi
ally invited TO attend. Ry order uf
J.k J.. HALE. W II.
J o BLAcxwoop, sec'y
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Notice G

Those who have Eigucd the con
str,u,ion and bylaws OF tho Osccolu
Literary / Social cab arc requcs-
ted 10 meet at the Dramatic Hail
Monday night, for permanent Ct.
ganization.
By order of
NJ. HEINZ. pres't.
II C,pk S,c'v
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No..v';

Notice is hereby given that | will
not hold myself responsible in any
manner whatever, Tor any OF the
acts OF my sou, b. T. lIenwood, Jr.
better known, AZ Frank lIenwood,
nor, for any contract made by him.
CLARKls,A HAYWOOD,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor w. n. Miller.
5~c'y Of state q. b. Bcav.rs.
Auditor--John Crawford.
Tr, nsurer- I j. cturchil.
Atty Gen'i.--W. .. Henderson.
Com State Land j. y. >mithus.
Chanccllor--J q. Eahin.
chsnc-ry Cierk-A. Il. Wit.
Chief Justice-E. II. English.
Associate Justices wn. N. harrison aaI
Osyid Walker
Congressman, "a. p,stuet-l- Z. Gause.
JCDICI AIRY.
Second Circuit-Corntiss OF Mississippi, Cross
i'oint-ett. Craighead, Greene, tiay-
on and Randolph
Circuit Judge L. l.. Mack.
Pros. Au'y.-J. 4 Riddick.
LEGISLATIVE
a9th Distrfct-runntics OF Nj -siss;pI Jackson
poihtsctf and C.nixhsad.
state Sens,or--B. Harris
representative. IL Wnlia,ss.
COUNTY OFFICER
County Judge- (has Bowen.
Shstih-J. Is. Driver
Comfy Il ~k-J. X. r. hale.
rresN,rer--J. l. p"iyrr.
Surveyor--.fas tLshonJ.
ASS, ssor--D Dickson.
Coronsr-A. ". Lucas.
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headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters Tor pure
drugs and medicinrs, which can be
bought al bottom prices Tor caAii.
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"Put il in The paper. but don't
tell any one who told you," is the
way number Of people talk who
,h,ns II wiil not hurt an cdi!er 10
DO curscd, euffsd, eew-hidcd and
kicked.
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The Osccola Time, has reach.
ID its ninth mIlc post. 1t is IL live
rspnprr and we wish il unboun.
deI success.--[Searcy Record.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
rou TN A~sIlNr AND LEGAL NOTICES. .
Laws Governing Subscribers.

II Subscribers order ths discon,iruance Of their
p.w.yapers. the publisher may continue to send
them until al, srrrAragss are paid.
II sub.c .cribers peg,cct or refuse to tuke their
newspapers from their Office to which tney "s
directed, they are held responsible unti thry
nsvr sstticd their 5.ls sad ordered the PAPER die
con k.fs
81 frsubscribors move to other PLACES without in'
forming the publi-her. snd newspaper, are sent
me rneg direction they are held responsible
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headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Co's. drug
store is the hcadquartrr, lor choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following will bo our rates
for announcing candidates during
Tho campaign, for tbs diii'creni
Offices
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John G. Palmer,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
HELEN A, ARK

will practice in the counties of Mis-
sissippi, Crittcnden, Cross, ST.
Francis, Phillips and Dcsha, and
in the Supreme Court Of the State
AT Little Rock.
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Cash to accompany all announce
mcnts. Calls on parties TO become
candidates will be charged local
rates.
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O. P. LYLES,
LAWYER.
NO. 254 SECOND STREET,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

Practice in Phillips. Monroe. Dc.
sha, ,Criitendcn and Mississippi coun
tics, il Supreme court OF tins state.
and United States Courts for the
Eastern and Western district OF
Arkansas.
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For Sale.

A new Wilson sewing machine,
at n bargain. Apply at this Office.
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:,l U; ..... s;..!s i Est.s y! .!ss.s
Ssnk. Z: ]. 8 =:
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Personal

II. Cook, Scc'y
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Blow Your Own Horn,

for nobody else will blow fol
you; besides, our lean, gaunt
hungry looking editors have got
to be supported, and some one
has got to be humbugged.
LUMPKIN wants to do his part
OF it in the next sixty days.
If you don't believe it, call and
price his handmade boots,
clothing, shawIs, jeans, hats,
blankets, over-shoes, at prices
bower than ever before offered
III this market. They have got
to be sold, and at prices that
will humbug somebody; if its
Lumpkin alone. You will lose
a bargain if you don't come
soon. The goods will be sold
ont to make room for a spring
stock. Don't forget that Lump
kin Will sell you Furniture
cheaper than any one. Some
will say this is big blowing;
but you come to the blowing.
Lumpkin says it won't cost you
anything, and he writes this of
his own knowledge, too.
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Stewart County.


For the Fayetteville Observer.
ECUMBERLANDC CRY ,March15, rs
Mr. Editor-I will endeavor
to give you a few items for your
excellent paper, Of which | have
been a reader for some tine.
This is good county. tits rich
and productive. Corn, wheat
and tobacco grow to perfection.
Ibe timber generally is While
OAK, black oak, yellow poplar
and chestnut. Farmers are
making preparations for crops
Of corn and tobacco. There is n
great deal Of wheat sown in this
county. 1t looks Furnishing.
W. have good market for our
produce. Corn is worth one dol
lar and fifty cents per barrel at
the crib, pork eight cents, to-
bacco is rather low, worth from
seven to twelve cents, horses
selling at Il very good price, +
beef cattle in demand.
There was a freight train
wrecked a few days ago on the
Memphis and Louisville rail-
'oad, between Erin station and
Cumberland City. No lives lost.
| am not in favor Of mob law.
'nt think the hanging by a mob
If a black ruffian near Clarks-
lille for attempted rape, will
AVE a good effect. +;
We have organized a young !
mans prayer meeting in this
lace. 1t meets every Sunday /
light.
The Murpllies are carrying {
ne day in this county. |
| would be glad to see my ac- c
uaintances in old Lincoln once c
lore. | wish them all the hap 5
mess, prosperity and content e
tent that long life can bring. 0
YOURS, As EVER. Z
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Real Estate Transfers

The following transfers of rea
estate have been acknowledge,
since cur last, in the County Coui-
Clerks office:
c. Stone to D. c. Sheriff., l95
acres in 10th dis, $1.257.SN.
u. w. Arnold and wife to P. T.
Arnold. land in 25th dis, $50.
t. ]. Allison and wife to G. O.
Wilbur, lot in 9Th dis. 1875.
E. c. Ward to L. D. Hall, 4G9
acres in 4th dis. S277.90 :
j. W. Lauderdale and wife to W.
!. Lauderdale, 76a acres in 10Th
dis, $3.50.
A. J. Childress to Thos Monks.
5O acres in 10Th dis, 500.
Il. w. Yates to James Ashbv.
10! in 5th dis, $40.
I. j. Nelson to L w. TAYLOR.
9l3 acres in l4th dis, $3.50.
John HINES to d. S. Clark. Al
acres in llth dis, 500.
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Il was our pleasure 10 be pres
ent at the closing exercises Of this
school, 18th Inst We were much
surprised on cur arrival to see
the Preparations thai bad been
made for the comfort Of Visitors.
and mere especially Tie artistic
manner ia which the stage wi
decorated. Surely a skiliiuI har q
executed that beautiful wreath
that incloSed "Welcome. Friends.
Prof Smith gave evidence of bis
qualifications, aud that no pains
had been spared ON his part 10 the
training of the minds under his
charge. We would like here to
givs the programme in full, but
for its length we can only notice :.
few Of the most prominent fea:.
ures. Suffice to say that every
one acquitted themselves well.
Song--:'Land of BuIah" by the
Misses Bagger'y, Woodland, Bllep,
Carpenter, Dosier, Sulser and Tafls.
Dialogue by P. Coleman, Alice
Biles and Mollie Martin.
Another by Matte Baggerly,
Laps Good and Jas. Rochel.
Speeches by John Young Hays,
Wib. Cole and Cyrus Woodland.
"The Honored Dead by AloLzo
Cole.
Valedictory by Miss Biles.
We should not forget to men,
ion the fact that the music rem
Tered by Messrs. McCown. Gala
way and Mullins was excellent.
KENNEBEC.
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Jurors for the June Term.
LynchLurg Sentinel.

LyhchOuTg Sentinel.
The followinggenilemen have
been appointed by the County
Court as jurors for the June
term of our Circuit Court:
District No. 1-Lodrick Rob-
ertson, w. r. Waggoner, II. II.
Parks and NJ. L. Parks.
No. 2-W. NJ. Hasty, j. w.
Smith and Douglass Harper.
No. ga. G. Cob6le, Thos.
Parks and David Tipps.
No. 4--Wm. Templeton and
JAS. r. Smith.
No. 5-Tribblc Heath and
Isham Walker.
No. 6--Wm. Bruce, j. C..
Crabtree and j. S Conner.
No. &c. III. Waggoper,
Bolin Clark and j. c. Will
Jams.
No. 8--Thos. NJ. Reese, Jno.
W arren, ST., and j. a. Prosser.
No. so. g. StegalI, Saml.
Bcbo and B. w. Cooper.
No. 10-Hezekiah Bennett,
John Riddle and NJ. S. Dean.
No. ll-Wm. Lawson and j.
w. EgylestOn.
Constables-H. B. Dilling-
ham and ID. G. Womacls.
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y Ortll Alabama.
For the Fayetteville Observer.

LIMESTONE COUNTY, ALA, ,
March 18Th, 1878. {
Mr.. ~. 0. Wdlidce-TimC
rolls on and we are still surviy.
ing and permitted to see the
close OF another winter and the
opening of another spring.
Farmers are beginning to make
preparations for another crop.
Outs are being sowed, &c, &c.
Wheat is coming on by de-
grees. All nature seems un-
Gagged. Our farmers Gin general
mean to raise their own hog and
hominy. Everything seems to
glide on smoothly and quietly.
Every one has more than they
can do TO attend to their own
affairs. Emigration seems to
have turned this way. North
erners are coming rapidly and
settling all through the county.
We have no objection to them,
more than we don't know them.
We would rattle" some good
clever Tenncsseeans or Alabam-
ians would come and fill the va
cant places. There is a great
in North Alabama for
emigrants. Renters who are
tired Of paying high rents and
moving to and fro could do
much better to settle here, plant
orchards, improve their own
land instead of that of other
people. Land can be bought
here at low figures, that by
proper management will amply |
'epay for cultivation, An old |
ldage, there is more in the man
han in the land, is a very true
nc. Some could do we'll here,
'thers would starve. We have
egu!ar preaching of various
Ienominations,g good attendance,
&c. Your paper comes punctu-
| to time aid gives the news
rom our cid county. Giving
ur best wishes to the OBsE.1'- Il
Err and its readers We remain
Yours. &c.
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LOWEST PRICES |
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 hand-m made Boots and Shoes
from the best Philadelphia man
ufacturers. a large lot Of cloth
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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Odd Fellow Officers.
For the Fayetteville Observer

AOi '"S SletleFllIe Observer.
BLANCHE, March IG. 1873.
Mr.. ". 0. UaUace SIN AM
BRoTHER--I send you the name.
of officers of Evening Stal
Lodge No. 161, /. O. o. f., fol
the present term
j. Franklin Smith, n. G.
z. X. Rowell, V. G.
II. NJ. Beatty, Sec.
H. III. Smith, Treas.
Z. L. Street, r. S. N. G.
Il. j.. HARRISON. l.. S. n. G.
J. b. Meyers, r. S. V. G.
l.. l.. Smith, L. S. Y. G..
l.. L. G. Niece, Warden.
w. A. Franklin, Conductor.
S. j. Henderson, l. G.
G. S. Cole, 0. G..
j. j. Leatherwood, r. S. S.
j. a. Cole, J.. S. S.
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A Good Paper for Nothing

~ The Southern Industries
weekly, third volume, s large
quarto pages, 4 columns to the
page, is an excellent paper, filled
with truthful descriptions of the
Southern country, its resources,
capabilities, society, etc. 1t
mirrors the true sentiments Of
both the North and South. 1t
occupies a field distinct from any
other paper. We have made
such arrangements as enable us
to offer the OBSERVER and
Southern Industries both one
year for t,co dollars, cash in adj
vance. Subscriptions may be-
gin any week. If
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-21
The New Silver Dollar


We have before us this bsauti
ful coin, for which we are indebted
TO the courtesy Of Hon. John M
Bright. The new coin is the
work of Mr.. George e. Morgan,
an English engraver who has been
10 tue service of the United States
since October, 1876. 1t has two
cents worth Of silver less than tie
trade dollar, but there is no appa
rent difference either in the size or
weight of the two coins. 1t is
coined as di ected by the silver
bill just passed. la transmitting
it, Mr.. Bright,s private secretary,
Mr.. John D. Smith, perlinertly
Gays it is
Zone Of the rcsurrected silver
dollars Of our paternal ancestors,
fresh from the mint, thanks to The
fesuscitating influence of the Act
81 February %, 1878. lis resto.
ration, as you doubtless know, has
been OF great interest to Mr..
fright, and as Le was the first
o discover and denounce its buri-
i by fraudulent legislative meth
'ds, he welcomes its shining face
md asks you TO parlake Of his j.,
t It's reappearanc :"
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Orange Blossoms.

Mondays rail brought us al
envelope post marked New York
containing two wedding cards in.
scribed "Mr. and Mrs. Pull. T
Murray, III Madison Avenue. N
T." aud MR.. Mary A. Miller
The following is the announce
ment-
At s o'clock on tie evening of
the 18th. at the Baptist parson.
age. by Rev. r Macarthur, Mr..
PnIL. I. MURRAY, of Fayetteville.
Tenn, and Mrs. MARY A. MILLER,
They have many friends in this
county who unite witt the Or.
SERVER in r. joicing to hear of their
happiness, aud agree in hoping
that their sun OF happiness may
never set.
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~ Our old friend T. C. Good.
rich has gone to buy a stock of
dry goods, and will open them
for sale at tie northeast corner of
the Square, in the house lately
occupied by Whitaker.& Son. He
used to do good business here,
and his old friends will be glad to
hear that they can soon trade with
him again.
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NEW HARDWARE FIRM.

r III. OGILvIE d Co., next
|door to the First National Bank,
|and will keep at all times a full
'stock of iron, horsa.shoes, nails,
S,.sSrnenters' and blacksmiths'
!. ooIe. building material, Blunt
Ind Avery plows, names, col
- chains of all kinds, back
Ends. and snch things as are
|.'snerally rsed by farmers. And
t,';n cell at the lowest prices.
- = bersons indebted to r, ii.
';lvie must pay up at once, as
"a business must be Sc a2eds
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sg The hardware house of Ii.
M. Blake & S. D. McPhail, west
side OF the square. is now opening
with q splendid stock, at the stand
lately occupied by Charlie Jones
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-21

10 The State election in New
Hampshire on Tuesday gives The
State to the Republicans by about
1000. This is a republican loss
on last years vote. The Senate
and House are also republican.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-21
That Terrible scourpc.

Fever and ague. and its congener, bilious re-
mittent, besides affections Of the stomach
liver and bowels produced by mias,na lie ali
ana water, are both eradicated and prevent
ed by the use of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, purely yegeta Bile elixir. endorsed BIZ
physicians, and more extensively used as :
remedy for tie above class of DISORDERS. as
well as for many Others. than any medicine
OF the age A laneuid circulation a torpid
state OF the liver, want of vital stamina
are conditions peculiarly favorable to maIa.
rial diseases. They are, however. surely
remedied By the great Preventive, which bv
invIgorating the system and endowing it with
regularity as well as viyor, provides it with
q resistant power which enables it TO with
stano disorders not only of malarial tvpe
but host U.f others to which feeble and i'll
regulated systems are subject. The Bitters,
are safe as well as searching eradican,,
and have widely superseded that danger
Gus drug, quininc, which palliatec but docs
malaria.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-21
Cg' NarkFts --Tatrst BUTTS

Nashville, TeDn.
Buiter--rsedium to good, Is; fancy. 20.
Bulk Meat-clear sides. sic; shoulders.
ic; hams, % :.
Cotton-Ordinary. "a: good ordina
~, 20; low middling, "a; niddling, 10;
good middIing, 1058.
Cohee-klo, common to choice. I7IS @
2OM, y ID; Laguyra, ~; Java. 26aoS.
Candles-13lSc for foil weight
Corn-s .elled and ted. 42G50
Dried Fruit-appIes, &c peaches. quar-
Ter, SIC; halves. AZ; blsckBerries. &C..
Po'atoes-S1aS 90 per barrel.
Cabba se-7@sc per head.
Eggs-@sl2; p doz.
Flour-fancy, p bbl $50: choice family.
$500; superfne, S4 so.
Feathers-prime to choice, 35.
I.ard--a1I a9l4
Peanuts, 60c per bushel.
Poultry--hens, Is 40 c; Young chickens.
i0@12;5c.
strip ga 75c.
Woo'-unwashed. I1@2O; washed, 28a 60
Whest-Sl.d59II5.