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, 1880-03-21
TIE REGISTRATION

The last Legislature amended the Election
law in such Awny as to provide for the registru-
ton Of voters "for all elections. whether gen.
eral, special, local, OF municipal in towns
which lie wholly within the limits of an incor-
porAted city," There seems to be some mfsun-
derstandtng in regurd to the basis OF registra-
ton. The law says:
1t shall be the duty Of said Board [of Registra-
toni to enter in sad lists the names nf iii per
sons residing in their election district whose
nAmes appear on the poll-list kept in said dis
trict at fIe laxt preceding elec{au, ;. and Tor
this purpose sud Board are authorized to take
from tho olHce In which they are filed the poll
district at tie election held 11e1t prior to The max
ING If such register.
The last preceding election - in this city was
that Of Inst fall, when county officers were
chosen. But the election judges and the county
officials themselves have construed the law to
mean '' the last preceding election" Of the same
Kind as that which is coming On Hence, the
pou~lists Of the city election Of year ago have
been taken as the basis Of the present registra-
ton, and the poll-Lsts OF last fall remain t1ndis-
turbcd in the custody of the County Clerk
Many voters whose names we're on the list In
November, but not In april year ago, may 60
to the polls this year expecting to vote, and be
surprised to find that they are not registered.
1t would be well for all such voters to see next
Tuesday week that thernames are registered In
due form.
The action Of the judges in taking out the
old city lists, instead of the county lists is GER
tainly contrary to the letter. II not SPIRIT of the
law. The intention Of the Legislature plainly
was to provide for complete and uniform
registration for s'du elections, whether gen.
eral, special, local, or municipal" There is
nothing to indicate that the Legislature meant
to provide a different registration for each
Kind OF c1ecdons,-a town registration. county
registration, n judicial registration, nnd SO on.
The law expressly provides that :" the poll
list kept IN said district at the last preced-
ing election shall be the basis Of registrations;
and this provision is both explicit and
The electors at one kind of election
are also electors at the other, and 1t Is imposing
m unnecessary restriction upon them to require
khat they should register separately for each.
1t is now, pcrhaps, too late to remedy the de-
feet, even If one has been committed, as the
law provides that the first meeting Of the Board
If Registry, at which only names can be insert
I'd on information md belief, shall be held three
weeks prior to the election.
, 1880-03-21

D. 4 CAsHMAN LODGE. NO GG A. F. / 4. NJ
The funeral If Rryter T. T. Clark will be held L. his
The Brethren are rea9e;sed 70 be present md Us
many desire to attend the body to fs.aeelaud-
GEt1tGE y. SMITH, ". II.
, 1880-03-21

Cook COUNTY is undoubtedly strongly o.
posed to the third-term nomination, There ts
no organization and no considerable nunbe,o NJ
voters who entertain the fdea favorabI,
, 1880-03-21

missioner Waller tooth and naf1
t1lanthropic motives,-slmply to kesr, =. pase!1
from mourning loss They don't maka 1e CITY
% or 70 cents yard taking mud cut ~ 49, seat At
Tor the corporadon,-of course nof ',a n'eT
they lose money at it. Certainly thav - 1acH
the sole motive that actuates these n,,h,,. w. and
ited gentlemen in " seeing" Aldermen a", sp1r'
suading them to let the Job remain =, ,au per-
troll Of the dredge-rng Is an absorbine s ~. eon-
in the city's welfare aud an ardent desi,a .sefe
tcct its cash-box! The Aldermen bs,,ara pto-
professions OF distuteresteduess, and haroeit ueit
them another $4,000, for which tho 49, sosed
usual will receive about $1,000 worth ~ ~. 49, as
SERVICE " actual
, 1880-03-21
SUNDAY, MARCH q, 1850.

Common Congo ten, which sold in London
at &c cents last November and - cents in
January, now sells at 153{ cents.
, 1880-03-21

HARTMANN, the King killer, Is coming to
the United States; and the sovereign States md
people trembie in their boots. All kinds Of soy-
ereignty, it seems. are doomed.
, 1880-03-21

IT may turn out better than present symp-
toms Indicate. But it looks as il the Rcpuh-
ncans OF the First Ward were about to blunder
on the Aldermanic nomination. We may as well
whisper to them in confidence that. il tbey do
not put up Us good a man as DR.. Wickersham.
the voters of the ward will return the latter
The First Ward Is full Ut independent voters Of
Republican proctivitics who "vote for the best
man at local elections; and the name Of a
certain person mentioned for Alderman doesn't
fill that bill,
, 1880-03-21

MAYOR COOPER, old Pete's son =.
squelched the English Salvation Arrnv - ~" Aas
York City, by prohibiting its work in tho s,x4 'e"
The members OF the bend say that thav ass
great many hardened sinners In tb,s ao.41a 4-a
AS for Mayor Cooper, he says he canno, ons 5: A5:
not have unwary pedestrians swooped dos,, WV
and garrotcd into giving up favorit sins ana
vices which perhaps they may have been ~.pss r..
In ACQUIRING. 5eas1
, 1880-03-21

TIE St. Gothard Tunnel will mt ho
equipped with rails before Aueust, about vh,os
time It will be opened for traffic, It tstohe
lighted by gas and, being straight, will ventla,.
Itself By strong current Of air passinr f,or.
end to end. e4s
, 1880-03-21

TIE Connecticut Legislature has refused
to pass the bill giving women the privilege
OF voting OIL the license question
, 1880-03-21

THE principal English sporting papers
agree in saying that Parole should be awarded
first place in the race for the Liverpool Cup.
, 1880-03-21

FA1Rv1Ew CHAPTER. NO 1sl. r. A. M-Regula.
Convucation Thursday evening March = 1S0 30
Visiting companions are atWnys welcuue.
IL $. TIFFANY, II E. H. r.
AYRoS HARMS, Secretary.
, 1880-03-21

The little ring Of persons who own
dredse~boats and charge the city what thew
please for dredging appear TO have more influ-
ence with the Aldermen than the Boaed Of Pub
lie Works. These dredgrrs who have dug so
deeply into the City Treasury are fighting Com
, 1880-03-21

ST. BERNARD COMMASDERy. NO. s. f. T.
Special Cunclave "Wednesday evening, March II. at
GID n'clnck. Work On the Tcuspsar Order. Visiting
Sir knights are are c.urte9nsly Invited: By order
JOHN Il. H. CARR A. D., Commander.
10. DICK EK:0N, Recorder,
, 1880-03-21

TIE time to hedge OH the Varsity race Was
prostdentially extended forty eight houts.
, 1880-03-21

TIE so-called Democrats Of the Fifteenth
Ward have made L magnificent nomination for
Alderman. Who does the reader suppose it Is !?
Tom Stout. OF fragrant memory Let the DEM
ocrnts of the Fifteenth be heartily congratulated
on the responsibility OF their choice. They are
evidently In earnest in their desire to he repre-
sented by Eeformer in the City Council. Tom
Stout: yes, he is suitable person to represent
the taxpayers Of that ward,-over the left,-and
1t is to be hoped he will pet left
, 1880-03-21
IT Is reuOrtad that the lfovo-

IT IS reported that the Mayor is carafnn
sharpening his pruntng- knife, and win .any ha..y
fine edge on it by tho time the oyerloadaa
preparation bill Is presented to him br tho cp ap
Gil for approval He proposes to taha sosN soan-
the fat out Of it and pare it down to 1,an.. e ot
Of the taxpayers ability to pay. The h;,, ,.
obese, and the knife should be put nto it, 10
tines, no matter whose jobs and grabs wi, a4'@s
thereby, 4 ou4af
, 1880-03-21

THE nice little faction fight in the Twelfth
Ward progresses in the sweetest sort ~ nov
One clan enthusiastically indorse Col. Hu1ber+
mine host OF the Sherman. The other throw
their hats into the air for Nr. 3. P Williams
Either gentleman Will make good Alderman:
by both running it will help wake I'd the ward
and bring the careless voters to realiztnx sense
OF their duties In behalf Of a country booming
with prosperity. Let 'em both run.
, 1880-03-21
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

cdcsEe cesn,' M.h
&rmSs.* oi Apollo appcaE ~ Red Cross knishts
sir knights .! other CymaundeEie: are alwass wei
come By order OF the 1a,.eas faS1 &esorer
Con1STTIIAN CHAPTER, No. g, i. A. M--stated
Gnyoeatton M"sd9y cyentne ~ %arsh nssrS SSss
'f;S e'n1ns9i 1n~. r. ssSSe<S 's*ss2
CHICAGO coMMASpEn1. 10 =. < T7speeta.
scasssied % a y!sns s1 EP!;$& il:
Tiff MihhN a!oSs :. Jaeons, ,eeorder ] F. " D'
rn.aan Hall = East Kszes. a, 5s ~ os!oss fo5
ysoFs cordially tnS.,sa We k& Il tssF Ser Of
LADY WASHINGTON CHAPTER, 20. esoaE;s;,
rsi rs a asa ~
day evening" A@F's an ehEEb ti2a 5 sssFe :as
LAFAYErTE c1ArTEM &os b.. AmHan slsa'as .
March = ut :::T ocot:S WUrk. , the 81 " Degree.
Visiting Companions W EseSnf K fo.syT y SEfsf M e
wM. j. BKYAn, Secretary.
qsTtnts-stc.nd, ,=t-Siectal, convocation Monday
a1dsf T. 3 fe SnH i E % ssEGf3ly ns'ssS By
EXCELSIOR LODGE. NO. 5. KNIGHTS OF
Pl1143AS-Give their annual ball at Grccnehanm's
Hail March =. Members Of the FTnteruiry
pected attend In fatigue dress- Ticke1x OBJ
taiued At the door Yours respectfully in F. G. i B.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
NATIONAL LODGE NO. aG A. F. A. M.-ssnted
Cou,1 untcast0n Tuestlay evening March q. 1S Im-
Es,r1ant bnsinr&s and work Visiting bretbFcn cosai-
ally invited. By order Of
A.c WOOD, Secretary.
D. CREGIER LODGE NC. 6A 4. F. and A. NJ
Rc:ular Communication Wednesday evening. March
u. III O'Clock sRnrp. for business and work Visit
ing brethren cutdlly tnsited: Yy o!ler of the WM.
JOHN EESUCHlU, Sec7etary.
FA1Ry1EW CHAPTER. NO 16l. r. A. A-Reeular
CuuvocAtion Thursday evening, March = 1Sa1 20.
yiEfttr troc Mi, 1ront tNrHxR lrrne
, 1880-03-21

DC cREC1ER LODGE, NO. 6R L. F. and A. NJ
Regular Communication Wednesday eyentnG MaEch
u. ii: " O'Clock sRar, for business and work Visit
ing brethren curdtlly invited. Dy order Of the w,M
JOHN tsISUCHlU, Sec7etary-
, 1880-03-21

TIE local campaign shouldn't be embar-
rassed by party divisions on National questions
We arc not going to send Blaine, OF Grant. or
Sherman, OF "ashhurne to the Common Council.
but some less distinguished Individual who lives
around the corner or across the street. There
are two weeks and two days yet in which to
work for the best man and elect him, After
that there will be time enough to choose dele
gates to the County and State Conventions.
, 1880-03-21

APOLLO t,3MMANDERT. NO. l. T. Especial
CnuIlaye Tucsday evening: March = lSI nj i O'Clock
rp, The Order or the He'd Cross viii be conferred
Members OF Apollo mnAt Appear III he'd Cross knights
Sir knights OF other Communicates always wei
come. BY order Of the Eminent Commander. p.
IL = TIFFANY, Recorder.
, 1880-03-21

NATIONAL LODGE NO FL A. F. 4 A. M.-ssnted
Communication Tuesday evening March q 1Ss)- iIn-
lt,rtant bnstnI%s and work Visiting brethrcn cDrt
ally invited. By ortier of -
1.w- osTRASDER, ". II.
L. c WOOD Secne3aFy.
, 1880-03-21

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Ckl4s Matter.
Fertile benefit uf patrons who desire to send
single copies OF THE TRIBUNE through the uaA, We
Elye herewith the transient rate OF postage:
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rirh. nnd Twelve Page PAPER .~...,,~,...-2c cents
Sixteen Page Paper. ceuts
F0ret1n-
Eight and Twelve Page Paper. cents
, 1880-03-21

CHICAGO C0MsiASDER1, NO. II. X T.-SpectaI
Conclave Monday evening March = 1ax At 40
ocIurk Bu-tness of importance 4 full attendance
requested. Visiting Sir knigh@ are S,nssous!s in
yitcd. BY order Ut JOHN H N1IBECh+ f. t.
HIRAM r. JACOBS. Recorder.
, 1880-03-21
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, 1880-03-21

ConISTIuAN CHAPTER, Nc. @. K a. M--Stated
C4.nyutution Monday evening. March =. Ut O'clock.
fur WORK the NJ H.. =. ~, and 81. F. NJ Degrees
Visiting cGnlautuns are cour1eonsly invited Hy
order Of ROBERT AAfN0A. H. +. L. r
JOHN @. DlCkERSUN. Secretary.
, 1880-03-21

EXCELSIOR LODGE. NO. s. KNIGHTS OF
PYI14lAS-4iive their annual ball ut Grccnehanm's
Hail March =. Members OF the Frnter1liry urc
pected attend In fatigue dress- 1Icke1x be OBJ
taued the door Yours respectfully in F. c. s B.,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
, 1880-03-21

CHICAGO CHAPTER, no. IT, 4. 4. M.-HaN 13s
1'Eents ts-sec.'nd.=t-Specia1 convocntinn - Monday
evening III tnclucx SHARP Work the NJ. r. and 81.
f. l'e-rer* Visiting comIantons cordially invited BY
order 01 the u. Z. Il r. ELI SMITH, Secretary
, 1880-03-21

LADY WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. e, Q. r. =,
will give their second Annual Masquerade Ball ut
1nrkers Halt corner Unlisted and Tues
Gay evening, March II ln,et1roned from I'd iHst}.
Mrs. kATE CREED, Secretary.
, 1880-03-21

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER. NO. 2. R. 4. A--Hall s6
Mu1,rne-sr-StAted Couy0tnton Monday evening.
March z. .::b o'clock Work the A. H. Degree.
TsitsI: companions weic1ue. Hy order Of
W&L f. FORSYTH, H. E. H. P.
Nm / Kf3YAH GArfRtarY
, 1880-03-21

COVENANT LODGE. NO 81. A. F. and A. al
Special Communication next Friday evening Ut Co
riutnin HALL East kinziest, Mt sW o'clock. for
nrst Important business. The members requested
tu l pre+eu1 Visitors cordially tnytted By urder OF
Geo T. Wait, ". NJ WA. KERR. SET
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
Church Chimes.

a sacramental service will be
held at Mulberry next Sunday.
There will be a general church
meeting at Shiloh the Sd Sunday
in September, at IL a. m. All
members are desired TO be pres
ent. Those wishing to join the
church or be baptized will have
the privilege. S. M. CHERRY,
Pastor.
The festival, Of the Presbyte-
rian church. at Swan creek, last
Friday night realized the liberal
sum of $58 on. We congl'atu-
late the ladies, and rejoice with
them over their success, which
is a high compliment to the lib
erality of the community
All male members of the M.
E. Church South, of the Fay
etteville station, are requested to
meet the Board of Stewards at
Caldwells Store Friday evening,
at 7:30 p. M, without fail, as
business of Importance demands
lit. A. ID. Ruth, Chairman.
Revs, Tucker, Mails. Coustons
and Sowell conducted a series
of religious services at Kelso
station during part of the past
week. Two professions of reli-
gion-good interest manifested
Organized Methodist society
with twenty-six, names. Mr.
Dan. Eslick donated a beautiful
lot in Kelso, on which church
lis to be built. Several hundred
dollars already subscribed to-
ward its erection.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
Public Sales

advertised in the OBSERVES, or
for which bills may be printed
at this office, will be noticed as
follows:
BY r. t. Holland, sheriff, on
Saturday, October ID, 149 acres
of land lying in 9th and 18th dis
ttricts, belonging to e. A. Isom.
BY James III. Beanland, exec
utor, Saturday, Sept. Is, on the
premises, near Wells hill, about
1856 acres belonging to the es-
tate of Mrs. Nj. l.. Beanland.
dec.
BY w. b. Martin, clerk and
master and special conn.,, Friday.
October LIST, at the courthouse
door, a house and lot on the
south side of the square-W. 5,
Bright, &c, VS.. j. III. Burnam.
ct ais. aa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
Notice.

On Saturday, the 18th inst, a
barbecue will be given at the
mouth of Swan Creek. The pub
lie everywhere is cordially invi-
ted. Come one, come all. The
speakers who have accepted IN
vitations to be present are Hon.
John H.Savage, of Warren, Hon.
d. l.. Snodgrass, of White, Hon,
IS. G. Hearne, of Henry, and Hon.
w. 2. Tolley, of Moore. Speak
ing to commence at % o'clock
H.T.CHILDs, PLEAsANTHoBBs.
S.A.HALL, ,C.H.CUNNlNGIIAM
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
Music hath Charms, &c.

On these beautiful moonlight
nights, when the gay young
Troubadores visit the homes of
their young lady friends, dis
coursing sweet music for their
cdification, then pdter .fdn'ltdGS
arises and peeps through the
lattice viewing the moonlight
scenery and drinking in the
sweet sound-for you must know
that he has an car for music
then the band strikes up the
Girl / left behind me- he COM
mences skipping and dancing
through the room, his neither
garments gyrating through the
air, his. better half peeping
from under the coverlid religi-
ously watching him with one
eve: in his capers he. falls over
the historical rocking chair, she
cries out "stop your nonsense,
Murray,the neighbors will think
you crazy" then it is that he is
reminded that his greatest forte
is in selling the bay state shoe
g. leather boots and shoes, every
pair warrated to neither rip nor
leak until WORE out, his ready
made clothing and ladies' hats
at cost, his cottonades and
leans at ten TO twenty cents pei
yard, the greatest drive ever OF
fered to the people of this coun-
ty. Then take a look at his
carpet exhibitor and see tho
different beautiful patterns rep
rcsenting a stock of twenty
thousand dollars worth of car
pets, his mems and boys wool
saxony and fur hats bought oy
the case with trade discount of
enabling him to sell them fiiteeI
per cent. cheaper than is bought
by the dozen from the jobber
By these things (even If he L
not an elegant dancer) he !;
enabled to pay the fiddler.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
Atafhs.
~~V0O~~O~ON
DTHD q

In WartburR East Tennessee, Friday
Sd inst, Mr.. LUCIUS P. BRIGHT, in his
seth year. @A
lie was a native OF Fayetteville. and
well known 10 our citizens. He was
member of the Presbyterian church. The
funeral and burial were in Nashville.
Near New Market, Ala, Wednesday,
25th ult, Of dropsy, Mrs. CAROLYN
MOONEY, aged Go years.
She was a member of the Methodist
church for fifty years. and her life was
consistent with her profession. Her hus-
band, who has been long dead, was, we are
told, sheriff OF Lincoln county, many years
ago.
In this place at the residence Of Mr.. W
Steuali. Monday, 9Th inst, of cholera
morbus, Mr.. JOHN MADDOX, of Blanche,
he was over 40 years of age.
| He was highly respected citizen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
.F0yetteU5LEe Locals.

Mutual Aid Fire Insurance Co.
is corporation chartered under
the laws of Tennessee, and is
now ready for the transaction
of business. A policy fee of
$3.50 for each original risk, and
SOC semi-annually are the adj
vance payments. The fund to
pay losses is raised by assessing
each one insured in proportion
to the amount Of his policy; it
cannot exceed 50, and may be
as low as Soc. The number OF
risks has reached 1000 and the
company begun business. Only
isolated dwellings, and similar
risks will be taken. W. A. Gill,
ir, agent. u.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
ron THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

We are authorized 10 announce f. L.
EZELL, ESQ., candidate for joint rep-
resentative for Giles, Lincoln and Lincolr
division Of Moore counties in the next Gen.
erai Assembly of the State of Tennessee
We are authorized TO announce DIR. ID.
j.. NOBLITT as candidate TO repre-
sent Lincoln and Lincoln fraction of Moore
in the next General Assembly of the State
of Tennessee.
We are authorized TO announce Capt.
GEO. w. HIGGINS, as a candidate
TO represent Lincoln and Lincoln fraction of
Moore in the next General Assembly of
Tennessee.
We are authorized TO announce w. w.
ERWIN, Esqa candidate TO represent Lin
coin and Lincoln fraction of Moore in the
next General Assembly of the State of Ten
nessee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate have been made since our
last report:
NJ. d. Hampton to j. j. Ellis,
J acre in 23rd dis, $3.50.
r. G. Rives and wife to ID. 2.
March, house and lot in 10th dis,
$500.
Jas. II. Taylor to JAS. Cum
berland, 40 acres in 4th dis, $120.
P. Il. Murray and wife to Lin
coin Savings Bank, two houses
and lots in 9Th dis, $4,000.
Jno.F. Price ana wife TO John
Coston, 800 acres in 9th dis, con-
sideration not named.
Alex. j. Whitaker to j. Ii,
Lloyd, 80 acres in 18th dis, ST, $50
John hartman and wife tc
John +. Frost, 43S acres in 9th
dis, $368.
w. B. Martin, G.. and M. and
special CON-, to David Sanders
2682 acres in 18th dis, 81 ,296.37
Lincoln Savings Bank to Z
T. Murray, house and lot in Stf
dis, $4,000.
John Maddox, trustee, to JAS
Mullins, 81 acres in 10th dis
$725.
II. w. Wilson to j. e. Vow
ell, rs acres in 18th dis, 500.
VIM. Taylor and others col.
to Ellen Taylor, col, lot in otl
dis, 500.
Wm. Wyatt and wife to Wal
lace Gee, 100 acres in End dis
1885.
Theo. Harris, special CON-, t
Sarah Hulsey and children, 1O'
acres in 18th dis, consideration
not named.
r. NJ. Wright to JAS. II. Pat
terson, 65a acres in 18th dis
Isl, 900.
J.H.Patterson to r. M. Wrigh
and wife, 718 acres in 10th di:
$1,000.
wv. o. Scott to r. A. Nor
nson, one-third interest in 8
acres in 10th dis, $3.50.
w. #. Sorrels and wife to Il
A. Morrison, AZ acres in lot
dis, $95.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
Mr.. J. II. Huntley's

New Dramatic Company, the
southern favorites, will open the
season in Fayetteville, Monday
evening, the 18th, and continue
the entire week. "Won at Last, .
a splendid comedy by Wybert
Reeve, Esq, and a very funny
farce, entitled "13-15-14; or, The
Great Puzzle" will be the plays
Seats can be secured at Hey
mann & Hills jewelry store
without extra charge.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-09-09
Personal Points.
Mr.. j. A. Lumpkin is sick.

MIR. j. A. Lumpkin is sick.
Thomas M. Rodes is in Man
chester.
Mr.. j. j. Rawls, of Blanche
is in Nashville.
WilfCalhoun returned to Shell
byyille Monday.
Mr.. George w. Morgan is il
New York ON business.
j. e. Fulton, of Chattanooga
is out visiting his parents.
j. p. Cherry, a Fayetteville
typo, left for Columbia Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A III. Turner
went to Huntsville last Thurs.
day.
Gus Solomon, Of Mulberry, re
turned from Murfreesboro las
Monday.
Miss Mollie Brown, Of Hunts
vile, is visiting friends in Fay
ettexille.
A. B. and M. M. Bright, of
Wartburg, East Tennessee, ART
in Fayetteville.
Miss Mamie Laster, of Nan
chester, is visiting the family of
Capt. /. r. Rodes.
By invitation Col. j. D. Till
man made a State-credit speech
in Tullahoma Monday.
Hon. Newton Tillman, of Shell
byville, spent several days il
Fayetteville last week.
We are pleased to state tina
Mrs. w. n. Whitaker has re
covered from her late sickness
Mrs. Emma Mckinney return
ed to Columbia Sunday, afte
visiting her brother MIR. A. 5
Thomas.
w. N. Whitaker, of Whita
ker e. Holman, left last Tuesda,
for the East to purchase a stool
of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. IT. Murray
left Tuesday for New York city
where he viii buy a stock of
Fall and Winter goods.
On Sunday last Mrs. Agne
Robertson left for Columbia. Ii
the future she will be connectet
with the Athen@um at that place
Mrs. W.M.Lindsey,of Mobile
and her sister Miss Susie Philips
Iof Huntsville, are visiting thei
aunt Mrs. John w. Formwalt
Mrs. Ed. Cooper returned t.
Shelbyville Sunday. She wa
accompanied by Miss Kat
Thomas, of Columbia, who ha,
been visiting relatives in Fay
etteville.
Prof. Il. w. Newman is com
fparatively a young man. III
completed q course of instruc
ton under a graduate of one Of
Germany's best known consery
atories. He has in addition t.
his theoretical knowledge, skill
and command of his instru
iment that is rarely equalled
Prof. Newman is an artist, an'
his performances are truly won
lderful. Chattanooga Times.