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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-01-16

An exchange says that a rest
less and crying infant may fire.
quently be relieved and quieted
by a draught of cold water.
Who knows but that simple a.
gent might proftably super
sede both spanking and par
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-01-16
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.

CA. McDAsIEL Fayetteville, Master County
Grange-H. T. Childs, Fayetteville, Sec
retary-CorrespOnding Committee: ii. T.
ChildA Fayetteville; w. w. James, Null
berry; J. c. Hague, Kelso.
BuSkeye. l13-CA. Mcdaniel, master; Jo-
81 D. Parks, sec'y; Fayetteville.
Sulphur Spring, 1877, c. Little, master;
II. T. Childs, sec'y; Fayetteville.
Boon's Hill--WW Wilson, master; W
w Erwin; sec'y; BOon's Hill.
Rocky Point 305 -Eben Hill, master; J
G Hague, see'y; Kelso.
CoId Water 307-J Stewart, master; ]
n Smith, see'y; Cold Water.
Swan Creek, 30S-S. A. Hill, master;
W. 7. Mcdaniel, Sect FayetteviIlee.
Unity 341-J Short, MASTER L L
Clark, sec'y; Fayetteville.
White Oak, SLOW Gill, master; Smith
L Walker, sse'y; Lincoln.
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A small piece Of papsr or hn-
en- moistensd with spirits OF trr-
pentine, and put into trunks, ou-
.reau drawers or closets, for SIN
gle day, two or three times a
year. will be found to be a GER
tain preventative against moths.
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A bag of hops as large as the
two-fists, placed in a bin or
store of grain, will, it is said,
kill or eradicate all grubs and
insects from the grain.
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A Lincoln, Neb., physician
claims that the excessive use OF
The uotato is provocative of diph-
liberia.
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The oyster business Of Virgin
ia Just now employs 10000 men
IN catching, opening and ship
ping.
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meets every wednesday night in Odd -Fal-
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Protection Lodge No. 8, Fayetteville, r.
W. Carter, N w; H Eassauer, ?scorder;
meets every Wednesday night.
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KNTGUTS OF PYTHIAS


chsvslssr Lodge No. %, Fayetteville, j
A Lunpkin, c c; JTGoodrich, K of r and s
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bRlHH!'sH HILL.
DOWN THEY GO.
~ DOWN THEY 90.
Come right along and see for yourselves
what you can do.
WILSON & FRANCIS
LARGE STOCK

of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing
and Notions have been carried over to this
building TO be closed out at greatly reduced
prices. A large quantity Of our goods are
damaged by fire and we must close sell them.
Our goods are CT the best quality and style,
as is known to all. We have enough TO di.
vide with you all. be sure to come to see us.
Our house will be one grand slaughter
pen where Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Ha;s
Clothing will be dealt out ct a sasr1Rcs.
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WE MEAN BUSINESS

frora nov until January, 1879 This Is no
flaming hunbug advertis, rncnt gotten o., to
deceive the unsophisticAtsd. We ask your
honest attention to these facts, and you viii
be Convinced By cslIii 6 and seeing for your
selves. We will AL the bill to the letter Of
the advertisement. The goods are here for
you aud il yoa don't get thea DONE blame
Us. Now Is tire time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
The Young Peoples Association.

Although the Association at Ks Monthly
meetings in the lecture room of the VI. +.
Church, during tie Fall and Winter. las
been giving to eur citizens evenings oi
particular enjoyment aud profit, perhaps
on no occasion has it quite cIualcd ia both
Of those respect, tie entertainment of last
Friday night.
The feature Of lie occasion. the ESSAY on
- Culture, 10y tn, Rev. d. c. R.d:way.
was 4 masterpiece Of careful ana uhilo-
sophie thought. Esdainng in the very
commencement of his remarks the emit
.iG.. OF The watery md transccndental on
ofs the one hand. ad the ruH yRre Of the
pedantic and fashions ON the other. he
proceeded to treat L. subject at once in its
broadcast and trues meaning. Culture.
physical, mental ant spiritual. he claimed
A. essential TO true I'd perfect manhood,
and some degree lis acquisition, no,
only the privilege br as well the Ggfg Of
all. In VA lie foai the l'hilosaphef's
stone Transforming any circumstances
and surrounding vii its willing slave OF
instrument, aud lis samples aud iilu>,Ia
tlons 81 this fast VIZ apt, PERTINENT and
conclusive. Prui.icuf food Tor careful
thought, the lectur, til but be most beng
fetal IN It's results II-uT community.
The music WAS of ;li.h order through
out, and evidenced iuhc participants not
only careful study bnfalr pcIcsp;lye abil-
tiles. We noted w!tpieasurr The excel.
leEce al the cuEcerto.I,crs 10y th.- choir
such singing, outsId1f the cities. is fast
becoming = " los art. nd We are ,r.,r.ii.d.
Therefore. 10 he thus a- To note one xr
~eFt."L II. i-.oT oi - ia.u. The duet
and qnartrtte, "JrIu-,ra CIR al aid 80
10y MIS-. iiideway. MIs4errri!. Mr. SnlSnp
Warner aud Mr.. q. +. NTH vi. a br,urI
ful selection aud heautllIy sung. Ruth
and Naomi. 4 Sol" bliss Maria Jones
showed cultivation an voice If mucr,
sweetness. fix lbility nj power. The
closing anthem, - Dau,tcr nf Z.nu.' wa
the bsst rendition 10y choir, aud was
really very e~csiieHt. ha 81 spiu Ia -.
was remarkably wcllung. in fresh.
cirar aid very eIprose voice. hy Miss
Eva Perkins; The Pad, A. well given hy
Rev. Mr. Ridgway.
la conclusion We calmly say VIC shall!
Twait ITS next meeting 10 particular ex-
pectancy and kieaslrc.
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Perrysre Items.
DUCKS ~ FISH.

With the disappear "a If the ice b.b
"'i" uu'kH are about abundance The
li>n ''e P''n c'paiiN p'keyelluw perch, and
n"'''-'!' '''e '''''SI ncih oar best Winter
n ~ ""u '"'y are SOFA at assemble prices
DuSNS are ie'aIilhG: Canls backs, 81 -.
''n he""'' % cents, aud lack heads, II
cents
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
Court Proceedings.

Tho cult Court for Cecil county met
on Mon last, His Honor, Judge Stump,
being &c bench. The following gentle
men werawn as grand jurors:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
TOM THUME

Sn. / Thumb and wife, with thar
r. ana ponies were greeted ON
am ON Thursday, with . ,,ra"
W." i.!en, sn.nru and cbild,,,
1 ,. f>.s'ion IF the depot and sur'
IN - 81 II was with difficulty ths
80 us" parties couiu gain posscssion
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22

~ his Is to gave mob that ali citizens
troubled with Coughs Col s should At
once procnre bottle OH Bulls Cpugh
syrup. 1t Is FOR sale b.ll drugg .sis aud
costs si.Iy y. G-ats /. hrft
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
HE FIsIIkKMIN

""sS p"aring their au,s and mainline
'..e'' los to be ready for the sbaJ ~
,,r va ne't hfst appearance IN the
'.-!sSear the first shad of the ,c,,
was canht on the 18th Of March Th.
lug On. say there will be none caught
year beirs the l,t OF April. u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22

u Lots { X lie and Spinach Tor erecs
cheap, at WIrwogTH' also sups r,
article Of Saucsd Trpe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
Deal Affairs.

oel Hunting for p cents: BideA
=, GLAs, FRoNT.
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ias come.

ner Spring styles Of Hats.
GLAs- FRONT.
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William Fryer, Joseph Z. Dickson,
The u! routine of business occupied
the atteniof the Court ON Monday.
On Tuy little business was trans
acted by Court on account of tina death
of a chiidA lbert Constable. Esq. who
was couna large number of cases.
In the ,ncs of other business the
Court toop the case of the State ~.
James Ia who was indicted at the
Septemberm of Court for assault and
battery up. w. Deckman. The State
was reprsad by c. Mccullough. Bar
Der manag,s own case before the Court,
who hearp testimony and found him
guilty. HIS sentenced to pay fine OF
- and cos
His Hor.Tudge Wicks. appeared in
Court on day morning and took his
seat.
On Weday the case OF James 4.
Davis and n J.. Duyckinck, surviving
partners OF l.. Duyckinck y Co, IS
James Rouwas taken up, and after
occupying Attention of the Court aud
jury for thI- four hours, resulted IN \
Judgment OF pros Jones and llaines
for plaintiff Iert Constable for defend
| ants.
The case no state re- William F.
| Baldwin auners was then taken up,
and is still aal when wo 90 TO press
| This is an n on the Illustrators
bond. brough the reputed children Of
the late Danbrd for the recovery OF his
! personal estaConstabis and II. Physic
Tor the plain II. W. Archer and H.
Mccullough ts defendants.
The grand concluded their labor on
Friday. Thelnd ten indictments. as
follows: Two .ssauit and battery, one
for assault wintent TO kill, two for
horse stealing, for keeping disorderly
honse, two folliug liquor 10 minors,
one fog bastaind one for uttering 4
forged note. ported that they had
visited the Iai found 1t in good condi
tion aud passet esolu, ion of thanks to
the Sheriff for ospitable entertainment
he gaze them.
Ia Spring Cotton, Thread, and
Silk Cloves, nuening, by
CREKY & BoULDEN.
sT g., 600 wi in TRADE dollars, at
100 CENTS on dollar. in EXCHANGE for
New Snri.s Goa, bn,tom nr,ces
I. DRESNEN.
tB Come andny Whitewash brushes
and pe, pric.s,y arc .ert,inIv ,crv
cheap. Gro. WITwoKTH.
Wool Des. Arabian Su; .Igs,
and other new i Fabrics, opening this
sBTo he cl, out A;moIe'S best
Miuce Meat at hts: d,ied sweet Corn
at cents; Msca at IL cents. at
hEEsL :.
,Y-Hamburg iucs and Insrrtiugs,
new STYLES OPEN TO day, al half their
'"ue' at l. i"ES ) n ;.
B-Fnr sale. yfh,ap. a Good Second
nana fiat"' su''aot a ie"ihei' Apply
u 'hoh"E "ii"a' E'S'oh'
tFMy stock inch larger than ever
bsfO-e and chsaI Will positively not
be uadersold in time elias. Of goods.
GEo. HIrvoRTH.
rM-pl,ck C,.h,s and il,.,.as Nsx
Z En,la ,..,- Il -. I.a
: nr,css ~ r. I,r,x~px
"e ",o'" anu cas- AT 10"
P'''e "'"'' iea ems io' sac ny
r A'EEH b"' LDfH'
- Gih to get d'llars at par II
exchange for graTices. Farmers onl.
? getting u cents iJrn, do not fail tn stol
r ~ a. pi.'N Mn w MS co''e at +
E en - - '' g - "4en'HS S"AP =
r oen'' |" ''' !aiu' N"s'''' u
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TIE : sESS..loN

m. cu TIE upper part of our VILLAGE
,.,,. i'hihE OF several parties to on
10" grand jury, one result of vbieb
- 'ttach on Lyon, in which the I'm
Usual came out best. '" '"e :! o.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22

our 'scii boys, who live aput the rail
road "nd are III the habit jumping on
the cars might take warning and stop 1t
iio" The accident which happred on the
liAi iord side OF the bridge on la, SATURDAY.
Little eddie ET"wu, an eleven var old snr,
- Thomas Fr"wn, while attcmHng to get
ga a i"".rng iisIgut train, iosth MS hold,
ana was killed instantly by Ia, wheels
crushing both arms to Il shapsics mass,
and maSh."g his breast aud lower mbs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
ri Deposit Items.
Est NED Upr Tu,,

.qpiafohn's steamer mad. h..
H'f"r season. between Pr, n.. NJ >.
eel rp, on Wednesday last, and The
rr.,a. man "i the Baltimore and
,,o apoi on Line Is e=pes:cd l.. s@m
Ma ing freight 10 Baltimore an
o nu-y u, With the exception Of a"
Pa. OF two. We have had no ar
10 Vi aug vessels this season
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22

S66 4: !. :. y N: a: : =: &C:
la al Ihy JIHle it.ry sfifr Tor tarti,u-
lass :" II HAuti1 Co. ilanI. Maine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22

l. EoEEED.
- "'sh' st, Messrs. Reeder
X Dr mond's ciot.,, .mno,:,,r -
'n'ere"y burglars. ,,aab ~. -"
who Il some $3.50 wu - ,...,.-,.-
consist of four warcI - e' o''A',u Use
hats, bs. ladies' shoes na;,a 'e'oi'els'
lnGs, blankets and r,s;,c 500
bnriag1n,L .I pS hanS of an auger,
,u,iir,en 49,, Jug smut, making : hole
h,I,. III = u"nu Hand .emuve the
~ m ,,o.o' 80 out : i',ilof glass, reach
w,pd,y,,' '"e pro from over the
W., low making aces easy. Tbev
Tson ., the % shutter andriudow Of Mr.
had is;s " , Ill'"ins saloc; but Mr.. W
mao ieaS dog in the .a,on ,bsr,for:
,nes hte:""ted from MAKING thor
entiana to this writip her !. ~
Pnsi'Hee to the perpetra,,s hn, "o
picion heavily an ons or W. r na,sa ans
lNNMINAIUM.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22

4. d, 'r Town election came
-. ran high, but every
ming 'SSed OH g.Iy. The old board
was reected.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22

umb comes to day.
will soon have another bakery
poets for the new wharf al
rom, are excellent. Particulars
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22
TUE DHINKING SALOON.

80 -'NiN SALOONS.
noticed an article in the Nor, r,s
ITd of the 18th instant. which > s,,
was intended As a reply to Tie 1jo'
'spondent of the Srh instant. w,b !,
''Intetest'ng reading. 1t readsk L. ,
l''rom Science Made EaSy-ye. ana
'i' 1t reminds Us OF tina, uesrIfe,on!,,,I.
ana perhaps the one thar fn,LW,
'u' chickens called the skunk Thi.
'''':FeatuIe having no iutellipen, .on9
meg weapons Of defence when c.,h,
!" hnery, has Ia defend itself ui,i,La
"c's nature endowed it with. hen :,
"etS tan and sings its offensive -
So. u over rs pursuers. that il nv
S'Ai's'sssiiarts with it's avfuI .,ar,
9. 'ninrday last the R,card each
'.O"y paragraph from the BfIfi,,oi,,,
~ WIG says: = North East, Cecil c,,'
~ hAh hotels. but no regnlsr d."
s"E S'S The R.cord knows r.,
iAct u brth East has two repular Al,
lug MS where you can buy any uu,.
ny i'm Maryland qiqqer to a 5,rI'5f
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-22

i. VI. i.ayhe Id, preacher in charge
'h'rlesf"wn Circuit, rrrached h:s farexs
sermon on last sunday week M Llyli
has good many friends hero and elsew hel
on the circuit; but that did not preve,
h'm iI"m leaving, minus about five hu,
dred dollars, which his members in 9th
parts OF tue circuit honestly owe him T
,ti@ three Years' labor aroug ~. EEuo.
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ACCIDENT WHILE GUyyiNG.

hhi!e young son Of Mr.. ID, was
cunning last week. the gun burs,rd ,...r
'-ting one 81 ais haHdS badly. The wnnd
was attended to by DR. Stump, and tn, lit.
tie lol!"" is getting better.
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North Eastms,


=, - EMF f'": SOCIETY,
on the evening Of the it.,,,
usual IN the basement oft L ca,
space oeilled; people
even stood outside for WALL, -,
"-usua'iy listing. The
singing surpassed any thi<e .v. Ia
III the musical line. The, l.. ~.
AEna Foulks, Where ismy, -,
produced great effect. Spec o.. 80.
ny Messrs Baldwin. McDnuJ "
lAmIn. and Rev. ". l.. : n,
VI. said Mr.. b. had referred -. ~.
TIE fence. He thought sonsn,Ja -
the pledge on rail aud wer,,;,,s
saw with the rum sellers. IT. -.
careful II you play see saw w,hom
they viii throw you. lie als,rs,r.,.,i
: NEE tenner'nce work in NORTH, bv Tho
iAbie OF the serpent III a circle >. rns
serpent SAID 10 4 passing ms,,o ~
Ilt. Ihe man >aId-no. you ,h,,. ,na
lie snake sad no won't: ,sn.at,a
ne out aud put me IN your bn r.
nan replied you Will bite me. L.,
and ;hn snake. The man tooJ;,, -,
hd put him IN his bosom: bur A.; :,
ne him until he put him OF ;iernu3. .
'id when the serpent found he !. 81,
lifted his head and said-noJ1l -.
u. 30 Temperance is kindlr 20
7nnd the rum sellers. And hr -.
:" my petition. help me ont. VII 10
!; but when you help them a. ,I''
! destroy You ug your children w.
'ndS. Rather than help them n,oI >,
sign the pledge, and that 81 a,
To- the tire.
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g Observation-Disclosures
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The many aspiranis for the office oil
BaiEfr are getting ready 10 open the
campaign. The town election -
~, ,h. first Monday in Nav.
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h. fishermen on the North East river
lid to be catching large quantities OF
W usds. Herring are scarce and Prices
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