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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

EMIcaATIcN Es LcCIsIANE. :
Nous avons reea her sir, a une
benre avarctc ia RAPPORT lie II
CE,as. Nathan, a.ens eurnp4co
poar trayailies :. l'em;eratiou ca
Louisiana. III. Natha, ,s''s plu.
t5t ae ce qu'i! faad-ait faire poar
de!eruliner IN conrant d,emigrs.
ton en- ce pays que de ce quill q
fait, car il o etc entrave daus sa
mission par la presse esp8 gnose,
favorable au contra're a i'emicfa-
ton dams Tile de Cuhe. .iG 'olt,
N. Nathan ma pu nous env oyer
que ITO emigrants castilians des
milliers d'an:ses ayant dt6 leso0r.
nes, de lui 81 moment acme De
femDarquement. A BELLE.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04
Loi de fEtat do Ia Louisiane.

II est Itcreie par rAssemb'eei
Generate de l'Etat de la Lnnisiane.
Quii sera du devoir do 4,lferents
Juris de Police, de diyiser Ieurs
'paroisses en- aatant de districts
qn'l's jdgerout canyeuable pour
pappointneut DIES comnissaires de
cheNip. II sera du deyoir des
dts Juris de Police dannciatcc
chaque aimee, de- 1y .iIssaires de.
chemin, qui devront no,ifer toates
les personnes males eutre Tagc de
Is ct so ans, excepte les minist-as
de lEvaDgile ct ,e.ies aatres per-
,soDnes exemptes, de SC reDdre an
lieu ct to-. ps des;gnes Oh les dts
ednhissaires jngeront convenable
de TRAVELLER les chenins publies !;
ct toute perso"ne ari, aYaDt etc
dument notice, tetasera 90 nts.i-
gera dc fa:..e son devoir, sesa ponr-
saiyie pardeyant III jnge dc paix
de ID paroisse, ct, conoanake a
payer la so,nme de deux spiastres
par Jour, laau4..e aera payee par
le .iuge de paix au conuissaire,
aui sfap'oiera Get argent :. eags-
ger d'autres pefsoaacs pon ira
waller lea dts si,enins; ct 81 les
persooncs aiLsi pacrsuiy;s refp4ent
do "Hvee Ia * niastfes cises
seron. emprisonpees tii.iis IA pii-
son de paroisse, jusqna CO asis
l'anffde soft payee, pouGgne &c
lehr isonnameat as dapasse pas
sian ,joars.
(9jgoe) r. n. OeDEN Ora'eag
dc u chamt 9 sfs 5ssesta ssnls.
$ d. MoisEEaY, lieut.
Gouyerneur c! ps6sidsnt ln 1laat.
Approve A ialc, 1880.
L. 4. WJlag, Goarer..earde fEtat
&c Ia Logisiane.
topic conEo.@e
T I'LL A.. :or..osG, secr6ta.le
i L,..t,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04
PROCEDURES DU JuRI De POLICE.
Greffler du Jufi lie Police.

PROCEDURES DU JURI De POLICE.
Lundi. 4 Octopre, 1880.
lie juri de police s'est reunit ce
jonr en- session regu'iere, a Ia
maison de cour.
Fufent presents: Messrs. bow
ard Hofpauir, president, Brous
sard, Trahan ct Vansll ke.
Absent !: Messrs. Nuuez, Pri
meaux ct Thi eaux.
Les procedures de Ia derniere
s6ance furent lues. ct adoptees.
Sur motion de NJ. Vanslyke,
R6solu, Ter One lie preamhule
ct Ia resolution adnptes le T sep
tenhre lss0,a soient ct sont par
ces presentes rappeles 5; que la dite
reclamation de s208 al!ouee a s
Wise ct a lui transfere par W. A,
White, soft payee des fonds ai'ou6s
aux avocats de districts st de pa
soisse le Il de jai..et 1850.
Resola. 2me. Qae les person
nes snivanses soient ct sont par
ces presentes appoiates commits
ssires ct gfeaers detection dans
Ienrs differences ACCOMPLISHMENTS
eleciorsnx.
Ter arrondisssement--MiDos 6
Broassaro. G II Remick ct J A
Leblanc. G.edier, II ID Hartman,
2me arrondissemeat Robert $
Henrv, Lastie Dubois ct James n
Williams. Greffer, G A NOUS
set.
3,pe arrond;sssmen.-A . Mar
tin, II V Lampinan ct J O Lego.
Grefier, G W Summers.
Ame acknowledgement -. azare
Broussard, Arisuae Picard ct +
Broussard. Grether, ] Treyills
Broussard.
5me arrondisseucnt Lessin
AeGhkA Tsoe Hchpar;r st John
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II oous est arrive solvent de

II oous est arrive solvent de
dire Que notres pa;i;e pato.aae
&tait TN pays De eoca@ne. Ce
q est cue trop 7rai ct le Iecteur
inc, edRle "a serait hien vite con-
.'ain1a par une eourte v,site dams
nos parhge9. Dams 'e conr9 ut de
Ia senaine nous Vines saspentus
dams le mae'asin de Iali Martin
deaz regimes de tanancs, oui je
dis bien, bananes produites daDs sa
eonr, derriers son magasin dams
notre petit village. LIE fruit sur
leg regimes est teau ct nIas geos
que csioi qu'on nous apporte d all.
leugs. Ceci prcnve que Dotse pays
dos resources sans pare;l ei
de pius, que nors ne, sasons on
s'nrrsieront JAneygie ct i'esprit de
progress de l'ani Martin.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

Ur joas, en- c1ernia de fer, deux
chasseurs Sc prenDent de euer-
rs.io /; On ee Went aux in.jnres /;
bref, on decide 9u'une rencontre
est Inevitable. On decide esale.
ment qu'oo Sc bastra an fasil.
On grave saf le terrain, on
place les adycrsaires a cen; me
tres, esils font fea en- meme temps.
j cs moment passe uD liavre,
gni tosnbe ffappe des cocrs.
La reconciliation s'est faite,
cette ]ois Ia, au civet.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04
Etats-Un

| Gous ne commissions pas encore
le te6te du nouveau traite ayec la
Chine, nais mons en- savons assoc
pour dire Que c'est a peu pres Ia
reproduction de l'ahcisn, projet de
ioi sur la meme natiere, deja vote
par le corgres Ell frappe du veto
de NJ. Hayes.
On y trouye la meme elanse qpi
!interdisait a tout navire d'empor-
Ter aux Ftats Jnis plus de Is CHI
nois a la fois. Non settlement il
est lnterdit a tout consul des Etats-
UEis de delivrer des certihcats a
1un navire violant cette clause,
Inais a l'arris6s dp navire dams un
lport queiconqae des Etats Unis, lie
capitaine Gni serait coDvaincu d'a-
voir Tioia Get article, serait Sc
serement puni.
On poussk les prfcartioDs JUS
qua ex;ger gne 'e nayiEe fasse uue
lis,e a part des passagers chinois,
honnes on fenmes, eu'il a ! son
bord.
De plus, toute importation de
coolies ou de femmes, faite dams IN
but commercial, serait severement
punie. Il ny pas de doute que
ce traite ne soft rattle d'emblee.
II repon3 aux besoins ct aux yoeax
des populations.
Nous avons cite dams notre der.
nier numero, les psincipales idees
enises par lie Gen. Sherman dams
son rapport annusl. Nous avons
apjourdh hui sous les yeux. celui dn
Secse.aire De la Guerre M. Ram
say. II y approuve complement
les vues du general en- chef, ct de-
nande, CONNIE lni, que le total de
Parmea, y co.npris les corps spe-
e.ahxa.e administration SLEEVE i
3p,ooo aonmes, qui est le cbiate
lsmlse par Ia Conssitution.
Le rapport tlu Secreiaife de Ia |
Guerre s'tteud lonsuement sur les
jesees de If. Eada, a i'emboucLure
du Mississippi. C'est aujourd'Iioi,
dit-il, un success incontesle. Nous
av~rs IN a'noi~7ble debouche as !
snr6 tu heuve aua COLE On Mexi-
que. Des lie 8 juillet 1879, P@u-
vre etait achevee ; el,e est restee,
jus9u'i lei dams le meme etat, ct rien
ne fail craindre que Ia profopaear
atieinte ct voUiue par Ia Lei, ne Sc
conserve pas.
Cote magnitique enterprise ma
coGte gu sl,25o,ocO, ct lie co1t de
I'entret.en. pes laat i'annse econ
lee, n'a etc que de Si5o,0o0, eni
tout Il, 400. 900. |
LIE success de ceite gsande eu-
vre, EST non settlement un titre del
eloire pour le constructor. mais |
c c'est IN sliat de fluctuations pour |
les 1'ats-Unis en- general, pour la |
EalI5e uu Mississippi en- part!cu-
Ter 81, specialement, pour ia Non |
yel,c- Orleans qu;, grace aeIIe, est :
a la yei...u &c yoss reuaitre son an-
oienne prosperite. --Propagateur
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

/ EE,ysiesrs nanitsnls sucriers de
paroisse ons etc obliges de
edre lears rou!aisons a cause
ssuva;s temps CONTINUED qui
!. Les pluies ne cessaien.
ksAs cseuius staieat inpra-
His. Mais lnalgre ceci lis
x,eat SGT de bans resultats.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

|Isyscut.on des decrets contre
spsisies reiigieuses en- France,
Vii .oyjouFs ct avec une segar.te
isa's aatre pareilie. Mais eoGn,
ii ss connea.2ires +, l'avenir ct
ii tstaenenss puissapfs, ses con
s,asnces foadtoyantes, nous ap
FsaC.a le denonement, on niuto'
laastrophe au drame honteaz.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

Iscr'sure de L Jpte commence
D cecuper -'e monts @ntier a'uno
rani6re ssrieuso. Des asSocia-
ions avec ae forts capitapx s'oc-
aaiseas pour IA cultuEe ct Tex
ehItatioa De este p'oaso eqi sem
ls aeVoir iousr ua grand role
dsns le commerce d1 pays ct COM
e article d'emba1lage surpasser
iuni ce qui a eia encore donuG au
llahic. Riea proehainement nous
ssfoOs s'4lever daas notre Etat
ie's manufactures pour exploiter
Ne plarte /; Tune = IA iJeuve,le-
Nsans Ct i'satrs 4 Gre,ua. Lam.
Eanee await bien raison Gen
ae fessal dams sou petit champ.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04
AIoss iess En- vile pour la
Essl.

I Eo.rs digas dspute sheriff Il. 3.
,ra,s at rsssOu de sa destira.
.;on Ii . devait liyrer Uiysse
R,,ddsr ccadanne a six mois
da 1scbddon pour tentative Dc
ripL Il depute ne senb!e que
,ieur se porter lie son voyage.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

Malorite 23O
Don't il resnlte me ma'iorites de
denlc cent tyente vOir en favour de
iadite take.
Public par ordre du juri de po-
lice, lie i3 1ovemhre 1880.
AMBROSE LACoUR,
Greffer du Jufi lie Police.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04
LAM Sosthene Herpin a encore
Inc ceriaine quantite d'0ranges d

LAM Sosthene Herpin a encore
une cerlaine quantite d'oranges a
veDdre. Nous disons ceci ponr la
raison Que son habitation produit
les meiIleures ct les plus crosses
oranges do pays.
La liste des subscriptions pour
Ia construction dune nouye|le
Lsl;se 90 la rGparat;on de l.
yieille, marcbe ) pas Tents. Ceci
ne parle pas beaucoup en- favour
dn gale de hos paroissiens. Al
ions done, IN pea de courage, Oh
,psu de Get esprit d'union dams Ia
lsause religleuse, qui doit faire on
,blier ct sacriier les afaires De &c
::aonde, au grand but des chooses
eterneIles Allons done, catholi-
ques de ermii!oa, reveil)ez-vous !;
vous s.es endornis re 'entend@z
vons pas ce cri &C d4!fesss, 9ui IN.
plore votre ci,arite c'est .e cri lie
detresse &c eotre mere. de Ia mere
de vos peres--y serez rous sourds?
Nous re pou7oos ie croire.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

I'm meiecin ecrlvait derniere.
ment a un de ses clients, une let
tye aui Sc ,el Ainait ainsi
..Et crroyez ! la sincerit6 dc
Ilaoe affection coDme je croia an
- : gvs,i@ te / votrs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04
Combien y a-t-.I lie .acrenen Is

Combien y at-;;I le Is
II , en- a six.
Non, mon ami, lily en- sept
nommez-les 2
T.e Bsr,a~e. Ia Confirmation.
l'Eucbc 1lstie, piax..eiuc Oaction,
l'Ordre ct le Mariage.
-Voas oub!iez la Penitence ?
-Mais, monsieur cure. papa
dit ore Ia Pea;teDce ct u ,A.aliaEe,
,e'est . Rene Chose
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

Total de collection 5 430.32
Nous avons pris aes recas de
tous les tax.rolls deiinguents De
la paroisse.
Respectue1sement soumis.
A. VANsLYAE,
w. w. EDWARDS,
Comite de Finance.
lequel rapport fur lu ct adopte.
Resolu, 6me Que Ia somma SIC
soi1ante piastres soft ct est par
,ces preseDtes appropriee en- par
tie des fonds des licences de 1880,
ct en- partie das surplus des foDds
du juri de police de pannee preca-
dente. payable a 4. Vsnslyke
pour acheter du bois eft 9ntres
smateriaux ronr batir un pont sur
Ia cou'ee Crooked Sticks, sBr le
chemln public conduisant d'Ahbe-
Vile au Pont Perry.
lie rapport du comi.e n,E,za a,s en-
vertu de iast.cle 8 adopt5 !e 6
avrii 1880, fut sonmi ct cousidese.
Sur motion de II. Bgonssard,
ReSo'u. Tine plele comit6 no,n.
me par particlc 8 du date d'ayrii
1889, consistant de Messrs Van.
slyke, Edwards ct i4asiie Brons-
sard SOFT ct es. par ce3 presep tes
autorise de contractor avec On 'ha-
bile cuvrier pour faire tooie les
Preparations necessaies, a IA maj
son de coar aims 1ae scgedrdes st
neaI.ohnees aaas 'epr rapport.
Resolu, anc One daus je nu.
d'cfectner l'iAtention de Ia rs3o.
lotion py6ofden'e 10 sonme ae
cinq cents sol,anfe.aoioze aiastfes
Oh sutant de ce moasant qa'i sera
.necessalfe, soft Ct est par ee- ,.e'
septes appropfie des fom.s rdstses
du joeement de la pafoi.ss to,.t =
Eoorhies rraflan ct seq cau.ipa 5,
.lesque's fonds sopt sasIasenant en,
tire les mains al ~. E. Rdwarcs,
Esq, etant sptosis6 ~ payer i
dite sonme psz rsfdys d h -
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

Morgan. Greffier, J. I. Hoifpauir.
| 6me reimbursement -Rodolph
Broussard, NJ L Morton ct Levi
Lemaire. Greffer, Robt Har.
rington.
Tine arrond;ssement =. Eugene
Dechamps, jr., Jules Lapreats ct
! ? | Mocton. GreAier, Ambroise
Mout0n. *
8me arrondissement--Ambroise
Lacour, Sarrazin Hebertct A La
cour, )r. GreEer, Alex P Hebert.
9me reimbursement - Alex P
Trahan. James F. Lee ct Isaac
White. G:eGer, O p Randall.
Sur motion de NJ. Vanslyke, il
tut rGsOln,
3me Que lie Sheriff soft ct est
par ces llresentes autorise de four
mir a chaque reimbursement de-
lection, aux frais de la paroisse ct
pour lusage des commissa;res les
articles suivants +: ! doazaiDe de
chandelles, ] douzaines dc plumes
ct 2 porte piumes, une bonteille
dencre, u1 ! de main de pap;er ct
de la scire a cacheter.s
Sar motion de III. Broussara,
Resoln, 4me Que deux piastres
par jour soft a!lou4ss ct payees
aux proprietaires De tonte resi-
dence on les elections sont tcnnes.
II. Naues parut ct pyit sen
siege.
Sur motion de NJ Vansly ke, !
Resolu, Cpc Particle 5 adopts
lie is de kesrier 1880, caaugeaat
l'arrondissenent detection de ia
residence de Leszin Absnire a
ce'!e de Paul s Richard soft et est
par ces preser tss revoque.
LIE juri prIt aloys recess jlsqua
z heures p. m.
lie ,juri Sc reunit scion l'ordre
d'ajouruement les memes mem
bres presents.
LIE comise de finance fit le rap,
port suivant :--Au president ct
msmbres du juri de police de la
paroisse VermillOD.
lie comite de luance avec res.
poet SONNET CONNIE suit que nous
avons examine leg differences Ii
vres du collac;eur de taxes de pa
roisse G. 3. Shaw, et dAcopvrols
qn'il collects en- taxes ct licen
ces de faroi5se du 50 JUN 1880,
aa 28 d'aoi! 1880, Ia somnie de
G45e.32). II a arssi prcduit son
recu du Tresorler de paroisse, en-
preuVe gull await paye au dit Ire
sorier
In warrants de paroissc 5 1855
En- monnaie couraate. 34304
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

lsc'eaee, nessieurs les
du eonseil de vile. c'est
y voir uos rues ct noe
cans Ia triste condition
aeiie elles sont. Pour. SO
's'ne du pays, il est i'm
as i'aUiguer d'aucnne ma
raes ct passages sont
! ~ s'sr Sisrs ct caqse,cous.
w OF dit, est hors de
~ Dc l'srgent (poas son.
n nal iaformes). mais
~ na', qnelle excuse peas.
lsss pour ne pas rendre nos
ass,'ss plus ba mons
Nous nous ri.oons
nais ~ meilleure
!. Y sssrs hanain est innu-
4 1e nnnA
" Metre Z ne. Dc
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-04

Eopera Fraucais Dc la Non
a fait revenir, les
9as heureuz Oh Nine Colsou,
asnan, Hantane, Devries ct au.
et GsDibrel, Bordas, Delac,
agravc ct tant d'autres nous
'aaleat Ia Jaive, le Prophete, Ia
a'lfs, etc. C'est aujoard'hni
= heauplau qui avsc sa troupe
@ conposee de Nine Ambre,
aehe, Nile Pil.icl ct antrss,
~ fournie ct autres tons &C.
,e talent choisi aui nous re.
s'sent Faust, Norma ct les
nsdits, don't les cha rmes ct
monies 81 bien eonnus de
pulasion losis;aua,se, pe
)amais chez ellie.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-10-28
To the Farmers of Lincoln and
Adjoining Counties.

Having studied well the inter
ests and wants Of the men with
whom we are daily thrown in
contact and with whom we deal
almost exclusively, we feel war
ranted in saying TO you, that we
are now, and will continue in the
future, to be prepared to furnish
ANYTHING in the Hardware line,
since our stock this Fall is lar
ger and moro complete than it
has ever been. We are carry
ing a large stock of cut nails,
horse and mule shoes, ploWs,
traces, collars and names, wood
en- and hollow-ware, spring and
farm wagon material, axes,pock-
ct and table cutlery. Those
wishing Queensware will find it
TO their interest to examine our
stock, which is very large and
we'll assorted, and we propose
TO sell it as cheap, if not cheap
or. than YOU can buy it else
where. We desire to call 7spe-
cial attention 10 the best and
only warranted axe in your mar
ket, the Keen Kutter, and to
the Rock Island Chilled Plow,
equal to any chilled plow made
or money refunded.
r.. Ii. OGILyIE d Go.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-10-28
From the Altar to the Grave.

On the thirteenth of the pres
ent month Miss Adelia e. By
ers, of Blanche, and VIM. f.
Finney were united in marriage,
in the twentieth year of her age.
At the time of the consnmma-
ton of the happy event she was
confined by that fell destroyer
consumption. Her friends, how
ever, were sanguine and thought
she would improve by reason of
hope that ran high in her breast
and the anticipations of pleasure
she would enjoy in sweet COM
munion with her husband; but
death had her in his icy grasp,
and on Saturday morning last at
one O'clock, when the world was
bathed in slumber, she drew the
drapery of her couch around her
and quietly, sweetly her immor-
tai spirit winged its way to Him
who gave it.
TITS hard, indeed, to reconcile
ourselves to the loss Of one whose
sun has scarcely reached the me-
ridian, but hard as the rod may
fall let us be comforted by the
recollection that "EIe doeth all
things we'll" To the bereaved
husband and relatives we offer
our sincere coincidence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-10-28
"IT DO MOVE, I"
Meaning the Wright Boom in the
Estate of Lincoln"
Magnificent Parade in Honor of the
Judge Friday Night. $50

The Torch Light Procession
last Friday night was one of
rare beauty and brillianey. The
column formed shortly after the
shades OF night had fallen on the
hill near the College in the wes-
tern part of town. AS the pro-
cession moved down the incline
toward the square the torches
presented spectacle of surpass-
ing splendor. A decorated wag-
on drawn by four spirited horses,
containing the Shelbyville band,
headed the procession, followed
by section of horsemen bearing
torches, then came an elegantly
decorated carriage which were
perched little girls, next a long
string of horsemen with torches
and transparencies, closing with
a wagon containing the Fayette-
vile band. The procession was
half a mile in length, and pre-
scented beautiful appearance as
it passed around the Square and
out to the residence of James b.
Lamb, Esq, where Hon. John
V. Wright was stopping. After
brief social communing the pro-
cession returned to the Square
and disbanded after hearing
several well-timed addresses.
Many business houses and resi-
dences were Illuminated, and the
discharge of rockets and other
pyrotechnics added to the inter
est and display. The rally will
long be remembered.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-10-28
Nc3U Advertisements.
CHANGER V
Sale Of Land!
Thomas Il. BIedSoe, ADM, ct ais
IS. John s. E9,aiSton ct ais
and Stephen Hart Us.
IHos. II. BIedsOe,
adm. ct ais.

PURSUANT to decree of the Chantefy
IL Court at Fayetteville, Tennessee, in the
above causes, at the October term, 1879,
revived at The October term, 1880, will, on
Saturday, the 10th dag Of No
RENDER, 1880,
attend at the courthouse door in the town
of Fayetteville, Tennessee, and offer for
sale TO the highest bidder, the following
tract Of land, situated in Lincoln county,
Tennessee, civil district No. 10 or II on the
waters of Cane creek and bounded as fol-
lows, o-wit:-Deginning at stake, the
southeast corner of Lot No. of the lands
formerly sold in said cause and purcha sed
by w. P. Brents, thence south 541S deg,
west about 20 poles to the north east cor
ner of the 48 acre tract purchased in said
cause by said w. P. Brents, thence south
west with the north boundary line Of said
4s acre tract about l II poles 10 the north
west corner of said 48 acre tract, thence
north 80 deg, west about SIS poles TO a SUI
gar tree, thence north 10 poles to a stake,
the southwest corner of lot No. 2, sold in
said cause and purchased by james NJ.
Brents, thence north SO deg, east I16 poles
TO a stake and pointers, thence south 81
deg, east 1914 poles to the beginning,
Containing II AcreS!
and being the same tract formerly purchas-
ed in said causes by Samuel Crabtree, who
failed to pay for the same.
Terms of Sale:-Said tract will be
sold on credit Of 6, II, Is, and "a months,
free from the equity Of redemption. Notes
with good security will be required Of the
purchaser and lien retained on the land
TO secure the payment of the same
W. d. MARTIN,
Clerk and Master Observation-Disclosures.
oct o. 3W-SS
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Personal Points.

Mrs. DIR. E. l.. Drake left last
Saturday for Winchester.
rs.Sarah johnson, of Blanche,
is visiting relatives in Arkansas.
Miss Fannie Neil Lamb re-
turned Monday from Murfrees-
boro.
Mrs. Sarah Rawls is seriously
i'll at the residence of her son j.
w. Rawls, of Moline.
Mr.. Will Crunk, and sister
Miss Minnie, of Flat Creek, were
in Fayetteville Sunday.
Mrs. w. M. Alexander and
Mrs. Frank Morehead left Mon
day last for Eureka Springs,
Arkansas.
DIR. G. w. Jones, of Mulber-
ry, and Mrs. w. e. Carter and
child, Of Kelso, started Monday
for Eureka Springs, Ark.
Mr.. H. L. Boon, of the Shell
byville Gazette, formerly of this
place, was i'll to see us on Friday
last. We were glad to learn his
journal is prospecting.
Mr.. VIM. H. Lock, of Lynch
burg, and his attractive grand
daughter were in to see us last
Thursday. Mr.. Lock is one of
our oldest subscribers, having
subscribed for the first issue of
the OBSERVER in 1850.
Our young friend Thos. M.
Rodes has permanent charge Of
the Murfreesboro telegraph of
fee. Although he is compare
lively young in his profession, he
has earned a reputation to. be
coveted by those who have spent
years in the ranks of telegraphy.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, a farmer of
Knox county, East Tenn, was
in Fayetteville last Friday night
and told several important facts.
He said he had travelled over the
three principal counties of his
section and had found but one
SOLITARY WILSON man. Without
a majority of the thirty thou
sand Democratic votes IN that
part of the State it is impossible
for Democratic candidate for
Governor to be elected, and the
election will sustain him in the
assertion that in his section Mr..
Wilson will hardly be known in
the race. If Hawkins is elected
Middle Tennessee will be respon-
sible for it.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real
estate have been made since oul
last report:
b. B. Wyatt to John Ander-
son, half acre in 18th dis, So.
II. H. Cooper, jr., to VIM.
McWhorter, 1879 acres in 4th
dis, $500.
Hugh Mckenzie and e. f.
Waid to Mrs. F. G. Rant half
interest in lot in 9th dis, $8.75,
Margaret Boyd and others to
w. G. Gillian, $50 acres in 22d
dis, $270.
w. B. Martin, clerk and spe-
cial CON-, to w. G. Gillian, 1921
acres in - dis, 81, 16l.
G. w. Woodland and wife to
j. E. Mills, 512 acres in 7th dis.
$500.
NJ. W.Woodard, guardian and
trustee, to j. r. Feeney, 16C
acres in 18th dis, $4,416.
G. 2. Hunter and wife to j,
K. Norman, SO acres in 23d dis.
$1T5.
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Quarterly Meetings.

The following are the appoint
ments for the first round of quar-
terly meetings:
Marble Plains circuit, at Mar
BILE Plains, October 80, 81.
Fayetteville circuit, at Loyd's
Chapel, November 3, 4.
Salem circuit, at Enon, Nc
.vember 6, z.
Macedonia circuit, at Macedo-
MIA, November 8, 10.
Pleasant Plains circuit, at
Blanche, November Ii, Il.
District stewards meeting at
Fayetteville, Nov. 5 at / p. m.
Il. L. MOODY, p. e.