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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-24
* xEToR,s SALE
o. Lands Belonging 20 the
ENsate OF Alex. Murphy.
DPCRkSRt.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1sr 1879.

BY VIRTUE of tas p0wsr vested 10 Ire by
the last Will ant to !taneht OF Alex .nder " ur
ply, deceased, wIIi on the remses, on
SATURDAY, February 1sr 1879.
sell 10 the highest hiiiar all the Iizht, tile
claim a cd demand III t Alex Murphy, deceased :.
had III ard tho (, i!oHing real estate, s4tuaccd
IN the 3 C VII d sfrI t + Knox county, Ten
n sSee, .ylT z oa BON sides % What Is Know as
Miliert0Nn nItIedge Road. +" Il bounded as
follows On n 9 eat b. IaDd B. : YArd!ey,
on tue DOitb b. lands OF joseph BarRes and
Jsmes Eyariey. til weS; ty Robert ID, john
SOD. or ne ) ,ucn by Wm. BrAi e, supo osei to
coutaiu about ole hun fred and fry acres.
more or less il being the farm on which said
Alex urphy. de eased, resided for manv
ears, viii first sal sal farm, IS it Is divided
by said Ruti edge Road, in two parts. and then
as who'e, ard edopt whichever sale brings
the highest price, The sale will be made on a
credit of one ami two years, EXCEPT the un CT
t n per cent which will be require d in ca b on
day of sale ard toe defer ed PAYMENTS. notes
with security Will be required; and lien re-
tanned on the farm until paid; the otes TO draw
Interest from date. The sa'e will De made be-
tween tt c hours Of II. m. and J, p.
This January {, 1879
JAMES NJ. MURPHY,
Executor of Alex. Murphy, decd
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sssk.fexFE'S SAE.E,
No. H.

by VIRTUE CT AN ORDER Of SALE
ID is I'd f Om the CT GU Cout al KuuxNiIe.
/ -nLessse, in the use OF Mases W. McNu.t w.
Elizabeth Young IO0d, and to "a directed. |
viii on y: onday, the 3l DAY of FebIutry, 1879 in
fro OF the cou.t poa IN t. 3 ci'y If Anaxylil,.
enI.esE &c, within legal h"U-- { # safe /: .
ne highest bidde', %: /, n snACT OF
LAND, Belonging to toe defendant, situl e in
the lOtL cIIi DIST i;t IF Is mex cum y, Tennessee
acj 'ined n the esst b. Mr. D. NeIsor, on the
n"rth DIV FreytSg ana III z. haby. on the We t by
the widow Fox, on The ssu.h by K. Russell,
Wherein the defand90t now liz es, containing one
hundred aud iiIy acres. more or less, ore u th
OF mule north Cf {. sIattOr. This tina lztn day
If DeCem.e- 1878
dec swat ALEX. REEOER SheriT
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~ Arb Er REPORrN.
,sn":psa,e ,4r.,. ran s.r~..ue~ ss~ske,
kNoxvnlx TgrN., Jan. q, 1878.

| If;-AuEEC3 DEElCg,
| kNOxVLLE. Tenn, Jan. q, 1878.
! Since the breaking up Of ice in the river
! about SEQ bushels of wheat have arrived
and sold readily ct Sl0', which is pIOba-
! bly, above market pr ce We quote prime
white and amber at 80 to 95c. Corn and
oats Offering freely ard readily taken at
an advance. Some inquiry for dried
fruit. Large quantities are being shipped
at a small advance on last weeks QUOTA
tons
The market is well supplied with Field
Seeds. clover buying at 81. 00a4 80, selling
at $50 a5.t0 per bush. timothy selling at
S1.90a2 90 per bushel; orchard grass selling
at Sl.25s1.30; red top, 70a75c per bushel.
Lard, new, Cattle
WaEAT-Nominal buying at 80 to 90
for white ana amber; red, IS 10 80 selling
per car loads at fl.0ual o. per bushe
CnhE- New, loose IN ear, 35aS7.
SORGaUM-ln betler demand: - to : C.
ATs-Active; buying, LAB; selling,
26a30c.
forAToEs-L Loose, 40 to soc.
aAY-Bal d. 65n75c per lG0 lbs,
,JRLED EEUIT-AppIee nrm, | to He
per pound: Peaches; halves, 4a14 B!et K
barnes nominal. 34a4;.
FLOuR-ln demand &C '"nsry axtFa. buy
Ing, - 10; selling. 81 2)a2 80 family,
buying, $500; selling, - 4)o2tU PER
sack.
gEArHERa-P-irne, IS 20 81. II A. 25a
50c.
BUTT sa-Dul, medium, 10 gccd to
prime, IL &c.
EGGs-Buying gctiye l5al6c with up
ward tendency.
s.Asa---GottOD, lal4c.
Be- tswAx-22c per pound.
.4iNsENG- Spring, eOa6O.
-srE2A -S4&E- 3JHiOs.
-stf. " k0.,T- 4a4lG
PINK kooT-i0al5.
MAY APFLE RooT-lc
HIDEs-Dry l0allc.; green 5,
TALl0w-G3c.
Flax Sampler bushei, 70a DC
Brass Sc. Copper Zoe.
NnHL Per pUurd. H1a3O
APPLES Green, 75aSl.0 90 per bushel.
RYE-35 to 40 cents.
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SH ERAFF"S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued by the CLERK Of the Circlit Court at
knoxville. Tenncss Q, 10 tn, case Of Houston
Brock vs. p. N. Strader, and to NE directed, I
will on Monday, the Sd day If February, 1879, in
lennesse', within legal hcu.s, Offer for sale IN
the hiLhssC bidd r, for cash, ONE PIEUE OF
LAND belonging the defendant, lying in the
9th civil district # Knox county, ennessee, and
bounded as follows: On the south by Rufus
Holbert's Land, on tbs east by Nancy Lewis
land. on the North by Joshua Fosters land, on
" est by j. q. FoWler'5 and Rufus Ho bert's
lands sail piece containing twenty>six TO- acres,
m0ae or less. This tae 18th day If Dectm Der,
1873. d2cl5g4t ALIEN. REEDEK. Sheriff.
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Nherif's sale.
No. TE4.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID jssued By the Clerk # the ut Court at
knOxyH e, Tennesse, in the case u J I. Bradley
and son vs.. John +. G ,ttshaw, and to me d.
rected will. 90 Monday, the 3 cay o. kcbru-
airy, ly7P, . frO1t Of he court house door in the
city of nOXviie, tennessee W thin legal hOuIs,
u0er for lie to the high st b d or. for cash all
the right. tittc, lnte-es: an / am that the de-
en- ant has an to a certain tract of land
IyiEg in he tn civil strict Of Knox cOucty,
Tennessee, G Lt4tniT sixty acres, more or less,
and sd Ji1i the lands of Alex. Mcmillan on
the nOclh and ". ?, Cline on the west levied
on e property OF defendant.
dee w ALEX KEEOER, Sheriff.
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SEA RIFFS SAFE.

No. l57
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sA.E
ID Is.u,d by the Clerk OF the Cir u. jocrt at
x knoxville ennes ea, in the case of I, r A
Burnett vs. L D. Ro and john Rose. and 0
N. tirecte', vii on Monday, the u cay Of
the c, ) 81 Kooxvitle. Tennessee WI bin !eeaI
noucs ofF,r for sale 20 the nigbe-t bidder, for
Ga>E, !. ID hose's interest in tho ftrGl that tbs
RI chi dr Ii low We OF, in the 18th civil dis
trict OF cou0ty. &c e. dent's interest tei3g
an uLdiviutd Ell, venIh Of sill farm, which was
wIlled TO the he rs OF St.rt Rose deo' This,
bee mher 18th, 1873
fer25glt ALFX. RFEDEP, SSfrif.
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seEs.saEFE'S S4Ee2.

DY Virtue OE AN OhDERO E SALE IS
ID usd b. the lerk of the Circuit Court at
knvxyi.l', Tenn ssee, 10 the case OF l.. c. Shep-
ard vs.. i'ag!d gartip, and to me dir. cted, will
on Monday, the Sd day of February, 1579, IN front
Of the court house, in tho city of Knoxville,
Ienn5 s. ee, III il legal hours, offer tor sale to
tn highest ii aer, fJT cash, ONE HOUSE AND
LOT on the EOrthea core er Of Ilinch and
Lynch streets, Tot No. z, Nelson's, Mabry and
Snesd's Gtdi ION to Knoxville, Tennessee, levied
~ a the prop .r:y If D Ivid Martin, levied sub
j .ct her. IN aror # NJ atthew Nelson, fer
purchase money. / his the nth day Of DPce u sr,
1873. ALEX REEDER. Sheriff.
dc - Wat
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SHERIFf'S SALE.


by VItIUE f AN ORDER CF SALE
- Is ue1 5y ERIK of he Circuit Court at
kuOxVhIe. tennessee. IN The case of CLesby
Na.d rSIif rs; j. IL Dr. .per a n. j. Draper,
viii, on II ,nday, the 81 day of February, Is7g,
IN front OF the court houss door in the CITY ot
knoxv 10, Tennessee, within / gal hours. lflr
-: sale TO be bighe,t bidder. for cash, ore tract
per. in tn Goth ciqII district of K nox county,
I.nuessee ,bounGed by jacob KOady, David
Ridner and William Bright. containing one
hundred acre, $50 Q or less Thi, Dtcember
l1th. 1873 ALHX. hEEvEh Sheriff.
iFc21Iyit
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SHEREFF'S SALE.
I26.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- Issued hy the Clerk of the Circuit Court at
Knoxville, L nnessee, in the csse of W. h.
Irrley vs.. " m. g. Bailey, and to me directed. I
V i'll, on Monday, The 81 d-y or February. 1879. iii
front Of me court house door " thin legal hours
offer Tor sale to the b gbe.C bidder, foe cash alt
the in;eIe hat ". c Fat ey has in a farm Il lag
IN the eth civil dist let # hOx COUNTY. Zen
neSseC, 5oundeG b. the Of Hannah Bell nj
OF hers, and known a the .1ltxHn Ter tam. THIS
December Eta 1873.
dec25w4t ALfX. REEDER Shar;f
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PEOPLES BANK OF KNOXVILLE
AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.
OFFICz-0CoER BANK BUILDIxa GAY STREET
KNOXVILLE. TENN.

c. Nj MoGHEE JOS. r. MITCHELL
President. Cashier
SAMGEL MCKINNEY. Asst Cashier.
Will transact a General banking and Broker
age Business, receive DEPOSITS. issue certificates
Of Deposit. deal in Exchange, bug Gold and
Silver. Tfank Notes. Bonds and Stacgs.
We prefer that Collectors of Revenue should
be made in person or send funds by AT agent IN
ST. ad of mail or express
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w ANTED-A manufacturing firm wants
w bueiness man il knoxville and IN every
CT (n0t already taken) to represent them.
cry, after he has ObtairPd orders for the same
$3.50 10 81 per month guaranteed in 10 ii
IL itF, permanent business. Money absoiu e.
sHc1r d. he most searching Investigation go
Il tied F. r. WALK co,
17G & l Devonshire st Boston, Mass
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Chaucery Court. Knoxville, Tenn
No, ,'lS.
J. J. Pilis5erry against T. T. Bishop, W. d
Mynne ct al,

Wynne ct ei.
IN THIS CAUSE IT PEARING FROM
! tie amend ID bill, which is sworn to. that the
defendants. 4. 4. Bishop and W b. Nynne are
non residents of the State OF Tennessee so tnat
the ord IN Try process of law can not be served
upon them. it is therefore ordered by he Clerk
and Master that the said defendants appear Pc
fore the ChanccTy Court at knoxville on or Lefoie
the 8 Monday of March next AID make de-
fepte to the bill ed in this cause, or the same
will betake en- for confessed and set for hearln ex
nouce be published in toe Knoxville Wing and
Chronicle for four consecutive weeks. This,
day OF January, 1879. A true copy, teste,
janl6wAt NJ. L. PATTERSON, I M
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SCRl 8NER'S MONTHLY,
Conducted by J. G. Holland.

The American edition of this periodical is
now
MORE THAN 1000 MONTHLY,
And it has larger circulation in England
than any other American magazine. Every
number contains about one hundred and
fifty pages, and from fifty to seventy five
original wood cut illustrations.
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ReVO5uttOI fn the Dressing Room!
BF the almost un4 nimous action Of the par
ties interested.
CRISTADcRO'S HAIR DYE
has replaced the cid worn-ou: inventions for
cOloring the air. which the better experience
of years d prove 10 be Ineffective and dsier
tsrio1s. Ualike the cOmpou ds that
NJ 4 x t. w y r
upOu the he lIh OF tae HAIR and drs up aGd
gonsEme the ces which sustain it. this mid,
genial and perfect dye Is found to &c vita ling
as we'll as a coIori1g agent
CFisIadOTG'S HiiT PrCSGTTaiiV2,
a valuable a iuno- to the Dyr, Ia DR., ssinE aod
promoting the sTOW-h aud perfect be 4ltb Of the
hair, and Of it-eF, Shen use alone safeguard
that protects the il 9res from decay der all
sircum tances under all chimes, manufac~
ture oy J. Girls CADURU, No % William st.,
New York. sold 10y ell druggists Applied by
all air Dresssrs.
HON. ALEX. L. STEPHENS tao great
Statesman Of the South writ :: IT have used
Durang's Rhe Inatic Rem dy for rheumatism
with great beneG l cheerful > commend It
Ii never fails to cure. Sid by All Druggists
end for circular to Il X, Help2enstne Wash
ugte0, d. c. nOvjd3m
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Knoxville and Charleston Railroad
Leave MsryVille at 500 N.
Arrive st Knoxville $50 AN.
Leave knox tiIS 5.Uu a.
Arrive at Maryville 20PH
Connects maze WIN DOLh Jag trans on the
E.T, V. Il II. K. X.
London aod lockwood Mali PackP n.
The steamer Emory CT J, carrying the mail,
passenge and freight, runs dauy between
LOu1OC, Kingston and HOcEwOo arriving at
lLpCdOn 10 cOanect with the eastern hodnd train,
No T. az W. ,. II, and leaves for * Ins ana
ROckwo GA toe arrival of tho western DJUud
tEaiE, NJ. g. at 5E23,
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EA2z OE DAAaE PArsS
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L lines solid NOEparsil constitute one inch,
JaC Inca 5acn AZ erLlOn ...--. ........... q 90
~ , ~sclal rates SpDilCaGtua Ter sdyzr-
iSemonJ5 y The year mOlL3.
Local No. 'es Is cents per IiRe each Insertion,
City NOtlct 10 cents per IIGs hr-t IaseztIC a
Ali advertise Fsots due after lrSs insertion.
Yearly adyeELls UsESs p1yaCis quarterly. All
other advertisements payaris on doasrd STEER
drstinsertiCn.
WEEKLY RASEn.
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Clubs OF Twenty. CT over. per copy........... so
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ka ur5a1 Tor tho CERUEICLE cy J - es / Lee
Butchers, MARI OF square.
EnorvigIe Jan Il.
Cattle in good dernsnd and 4c higher
for good to NJ. /. Hogs lnd ready sale at
outside quotations.
BEzF ca TIE.
No. J, 24a2! cents; @ond fat l3A.i cents
cymrpn to fair dull, halls cents.
CALVES.
$40 To Il s., according II quality.
HOGS.
Fat hogs advanced and in good demand.
Weighing ON $50 to 20l pounds, 24a24c,
gross; weighing 200 pounds and over, Sc,
gross.
SHEEP.
Sheep in fair demand at haze.
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SE FuESs
spices
Canned Goods

Ssrdiues q p caseSi5a16
2 D Peaches 2 dog
to case p case.-..S5aS5
Pine Apples q case S4O0
Straw berries. $500. S4 M
z ID Tomatoes. ........S3 50
Cows Oysters llb So. 65a90
do 2bS1 25al rs
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wnos~sale Grocery nnrA~.

kNoxYILLs, Jaa u.
The coffee market is very fcm ana cd
2ancing. Sugars very firm.
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2NOKvlLLA anAP
I 4sDHcC0


All BIRDS i4.09as7J q N
drGcoFs' EaFUgs
La2iEo. S 2, 85s2l q 4
do Manila 75aSl 90
Dutch maddeT.......iOsI2
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AGENTS, RE AD THIS

We vii! pay Agents Ssla-y % 2 o per month
an expenses or allow ia-ge cF8nmi-sp p 70 10
our rev aud wonderful in'c tiots W. a..
WHAT Wa SAY, Address ithuut del s.
Oh EkNAN 4 co NurshaI Mich
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lLPHThERl6N!

J0HNSON'5 ANO YNE lINlMkNE y q
pOSitiS ely prevent his j,rrUl- disesss. ", r. al.
pc. iliyey cure nine cases ter. !bi,rU 70 .u.
that wlll save marv iIve- cent ir,e b. pHr f
delay moment. Prevention Is oct e. An'u. .
Sold Every where.
.. \. JGIIsN~"N 60 Ha"E". u.,n
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WANTED GOOD AGEN r. canvas
~ Knoxville aud the sojJiuinK
I9e Morld. Tip tor profits. write az once 10 y
manufacturing c., Clinton Place, Nov
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CONSERVATIVES R 20 yG9 81 r LIZ. : nv T,s
AL enc Lung Bslsam.
STOP THAT COUGH d 1s q shd S ,Sr}
known remedy Aliens Lung BALKAN.
CURE THAT COLO By pspa 1aSlnf bo u :!
dold remedy-A lens Lang Balstm.
Mo DEMCnN Can show more events 81
NU htMcUI real merit thsn AIlsp's
Lung Basam. , Old eve yWhere.
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Fts,Sl Yard cent rs wi h vru- p ldrcrs vi
losure iree IN returr, our Il.u.trsted C.ttuia e.
n"e IL uselurnlsbiug STe"iaH ief. Palma q
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-01-09

~ We have received many
congratulations lately upon the
improved appearance of the Oh
SERVER, accompanied by express
sions of friendship, for which we
offer thanks, and would say to
our friends that we have room
for more new subscribers. Send
them in freely. There is room
for them. We expect, life and
health permitting, to make the
paper better in 1879 than ever.
~ At the municipal cleo
ton. last Saturday for Aldermen
of Fayetteville several combina-
ton tickets were voted. The
following gentlemen wereelected,
first three named being the only
members of the old Board who
were reelected-C. A. Diemer,
Jno. Y. Gill, G.. G.. Mckinney,
Lewis Peach, r. S. Douthat, w.
C. Morgan and John j. Morgan.
For Constable, there were three
candidates, and a majority of
votes was cast for Sam. Hill, the
present incumbent.
The Board met Tuesday night
and elected the following
OFFICERs-Mayor, G.. A Die
mer; Treas. .S.Douthat; Clerk,
C.. G. Mckinney; Recorder, f.
p. Fulton; Constable, Sam. Hill.
Finance Conc. G.. Mckinney,
w. G. Morgan, j. j. Morgan:
Street Conn.,. Y. Gill, r. 5.
Douthat, Lewis Peach; Sanitary
Board-Drs. G. b. Mcclure, b.
c. Newman, E. l.. Drake, w.
G. Bright.
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The AYarice Of Mankind.

Amongst the diabolical means
of making money no more hellish
mode could be thought Of than
robbing the graves of the dead.
The widow ofthe merchant prince,
a. T. Stewart, is now Offering a
reward of $4,000 90 for the re-
cCvery of his body and the eonvic.
ton of the thieves. Any person
visiting the establishment of P, T.
MURRAYand witnessing him selling
his solid leather standard screw
boots at two dollars a pair, his
ready-made clothing at cost, good
two hundred yard spool cotton at
twenty cents per dozen, ladies'
hats and dress goods at bankrupt
prices, gents hats, standard screw
shoes, jeans, Aannel5 and all price
goods at such prices as were new
er offered before, will come to the
conclusion that it will be safe to
bet ten to one that his widow will
not be able to offer so cents for his
BODY if any contumaceous scoun
drel should have the hardihood to
steal it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-01-09
NJ Last Monday John 4.

n Last Monday John r.
Neal, of Rhea county, was elect
ed speaker of the State Senate.
d. c. Long, of Madison, clerk,
T. S. Steele, of Bedford, asst.
clerk. Mrs. Eliza Cook, of WI
hanson, Engrossin g clerk.
Couldn't agree on sergeant-at-
arms.
In the House, II. p. Fowlkes,
of Williamson, was elected Speak
er on the tenth ballot, +. B.
Wade, of Williamson, clerk on
the second, and John Slack, of
assistant clerk on the
fourth ballot.
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Personal

DR.. Christian, of Kentucky,
has moved TO this place, we are
glad to note, as his future home.
He will soon open drugstore,
and we take pleasure in asking
for him a liberal trade. lie de-
serves it.
Prof. j. A. Holland, an emf
ncnt educator, favored As with
a call on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. c. Kerch-
eval returned from their bridal
tour Tuesday.
Charlie Clark left Monday for
Chattanooga, TO engage in the
practice of law.
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To Correspondents.

b., Scottsville, Texas.-Many
thanks for your kind expressions
for the excellent and time hon
ored OBSERVER" and would be
pleased to give our readers the
benefit of your experience and
observation Of lone-star life. we
mail the ''IIome Guide" to you
this week.
IT,, Prairie Lea, Texas.-Yes,
YOU are entitled to "1'he Home
Guide" We send it to you this
week, and it would have been
forwarded sooner, if you had ex-
pressed a wish for it.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. /,
1S79.-To Prot. Edw. ". Hat
bdch-DEAR SIR-I have had
occasion to witness your teach
ing, and take pleasure in stating
that your laborious method, coup
led with your high attainments,
fit You in an eminent degree for
conducting the education of chill
dren. As you have adopted
teaching as a profession and
have pursued it for many years
as a matter of love and choice, /
think you deserve success wher-
ever you may be engaged TO
teach. | am, Sir, very respect
fully yours, LEON TRoUsDALE,
State SIP. Pub. School.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-01-09
Money Say ed is Money Made.

This is an old adage and one
which you will find to be true
10y buying your goods in the
hardware line from II. II. OGIL-
VIE 81 Co, North side Of the
Square, next door to the Nation
al Bank. We have large and
well selected stock Of iron, horse
shoes, nails Of all kinds, carpen-
ter's tools, the best cross-cut
saws made, axes, mauls, wagon
and buggy materials, avery and
blount plows, corn shelters,
Whitewater wagons, and every
thing that is usually kept in a
first-class hardware house. We
also have on hand 800 bushels
of Stacked lime for sale. Call
and examine orr stock,to which
we are weekly adding new
goods, all of which we will sell
at the lowest figures and guar
antee satisfaction as 10 the quail
ity of goods.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-01-09
Fayetteville District, Ten
nessee Conference.
Second Round of Quarterly Meet
ings.

Bclviderc mission. at Faris Chap
81, Jan. IL, II.
Winchester station, at Winches-
ter, Jan. Is, 10.
Marble Plains circuit, at Pleas
ant Grove, Jan. %, 26.
Fayetteville station, at Fayette-
Vile, February /, 2.
Union circuit, at Union, Feb. IL.
Flintvillc circuit, ut Liberty,
Feb. 8, 8.
Pleasant Plains circuit ,atSmith's
chapel, Feb. IL, II.
EIkmont Springs circuit, Rocky
Point, Feb. 10, Is.
Petersburg circuit, at NewHope,
Feb. y, %.
CorncrsviIle station, at Corners
vile, Feb. %, %.
Lcwisburg circuit, at LcMisburg,
March l, z.
Rich Valley, at Dryden's Chap
cI, March s, 9.
Flat Creek circuit, at-,March
Is, IL.
Lynchhurg and Mulberry sta,
at Lynchburg, March Y, Is.
Fayetteville circuit, al Oak Hill,
March 20, 30.
District Conference at Fay
ctteville, May 1918.
JAMES a. ORMAN.