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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15
Sips Of Fun.

People have ceased to look out
for No. 1, and are now after Is.
rel niyer shah give E6a moth
ing again." said little girl with a
pout. ii2YoL 9ilt !.s 4n.@D4pio)
al lady's train at a muddy
crossing and a wash-day dinner
are generally picked UP.
go, for a thousand tongues, +"
exclaimed a Philadelphia grocer.
lie meant smoked tongues.
Two seasons there are which
we have to regret: a season fer
payment and a seizin' for debt.
"Well, l sh'd hope you'd give
EbettergramInar than that. That's
two negatives, SIS, and means
one Affirmative grIl Wnt2
II know better. IF l say no
twice, don't mean yes once, SO
now" And the young gramma-
rian was a little confused.
Women in California have no
fear that their husbands will
kiss the chambermai,ls. The
clansbermaids are Cbihaineh.s
An old maid who hates the
flnale Sex vehemenlly, cut a fe-
male acquaintance who compli-
mcnted her on the ,bnoyancy Of
her spirits. 90
| never knew child OF God
being bankrupted by his benev-
olence. What we keep We may
lose, but what we give to Christ
we are sure to keep.
A man was drowned in a bath
tub in Boston last week. Those
Boston people should learn some
thing about a new thing before
trying inEy.sA err
r Talmage' Says ofice-holders
should have a call from heaven
same as preachers. They may
look above for their calling,
but their election must come from
here below.
When an editor gets lazy and
doesn't do much work, he always
lays the paucity of original mat
ter to the rush of job work with
which he has been compelled to
wrestle.
A mean man put sixteen hor-
nets in a whisky bottle and gave
it to a Texas man, in the dark, to
take a drink out of, and though
the hornets got in their work as
they went down, the Texan re-
marked that it wasn't real Texas
whisky, as it, lacked fire.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15
Consumption Cured a Z.

T
An.old physician, ,eii'e ed from practice,
having had placed. in his hands by an East
India mi sionary the formula of a simple
We etable remedy for the speedy and per-
manept cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, asthma. and ali Throat and Lung
Affections, also apositive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility6nnd all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative. powers in thousands of cases, has
felt il his duty 10 make it known 10 his suf-
feri fellows Actuated by this motive
AID desire 10 relieve human suffering,
win send free Of charged 70 an who desire
it, this recipe in Germ. n. French, or Eng
fish, with full directions for preparing and
using Sent'by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, W. W. SHEEAR,
l49 i'oice,'s' I}i0ck, Rochester, N.ll- =
nOv6-eOw6m sf's9d
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15
The Drawers Responsibility.

To lose by ones own lgno-
rance o5, cafelessness is more
mortifyihg than.to lose by fa1,-
Others dishonesty Its certain
ly aggravating enough to lose by
both. 20 illustrate how little
the law viii Hapsa person who
does not ialoNs hoW>to. do ,busi-
ness--and to show the Importance
r6f small .detailsAtt e Tewa York
Nercaattle goaEspsQlpities aaTaGt7
ual case. &ssss s.sss
2 AZ man drew note promising
to payAoBes-lsandred dellars. he
used a printed form, anddid not
Close kup the nankA devoted to
dollars, and after passing it as
negotiable Rapef, sohcb ddy IN
serted sand fifty after -tlfe' one
hundred and before the printed
dollars. hrp
he more; tffttS~ Altered, got III
to the hands Of an innocent par
~, yiIlo presented tito the draw
ef-, md the Supreme Court de-
cided the maker Of the note was
liaBiefof It's zee, because Through
negfigehce he md hotd raw-a line
between the word "huEdred" and
the printed word "dollars."
Any testimony. thai, the .draW-
kels Nigh fer to- establish the
fact that he gaze the note tfS 81 one
Hundred dollars must gozofol
nothing, as there was netting on
thefacepf tlienete- showing tina I
If had been GaltekedlU 1JIu
Evidence. Of any alteration on
1 tile face Of the mote would have
chalf8eOthe cbsei dIeDths be 9
lesson to, all, drawers Of promis-
sorry notes. No one can be toe
EcafefHllihsslieli mattefs.7T rsae9os
#" 70
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

People who grow largely foI
market know, as a part of Their
business, how many garden seed
"a sow. but this is not. always. the
case with the man or woman who
has but a small gardeno Fol
these we give the following;
Asparagus, bed of 10 square
Beet, row 80 feet, ? ounces.
Cabbage, bed ofSsquare yards
Carrots, driB Of 12O feet, 2
ounces.
: Carrots bed of 12square yards
two ounces.
Celery, A square yards, ounce
Isndive, a square yards,l ounce
Bush beans row780 feet, l pint.
y Leek. 2 Square yards, l ounce,
Lettuce, 4 square yards, !
ouuccYey IV-5V 1o9LAo
Onions, 9 square yards, z
OUNCES; Ga. b -srey - ~
..Parsleiy,tl row.ss-S0a feet, i5
d a's's- 80 Z. =
ounces. ,
RAsapip drill of 200 feet, 2
ounces
PEAS, early, row 60 feet, ]
Peas, large, late, row 80 feet,
u pints. 90 60. a,.,e
peck Of
ounces. We q
ounces 100 - q
Spinach, dill Of l2O feet :
Turnip 4square yards; 4 ounce.
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AT a slioemakers' ball in Phil
adelphil a REPORTER says that
Hf;eet Of every size, from, a taper
in wife KID to psiddin9=shaped
pedalsain f1li skin, welted the
'waNc theeflIe9or IN harm arm ysswith
the music They waxed warm
with. pegging away until late the
next morning. 1t was a whole
soled affair Throughout"
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Y. has the best kind of repu-
tation as an-unrivaled liar. "He
is SO much at Zone In lying 7
said A., speaking of him, ;'tlnit
rwhepeKersbyc mistake d1e wtells
the4truth, he becomes confused
and trouBlea."s Giles so great
a liar" said ans tier of !. US
friends, 'fthatyou can't even be-
lieye tie contrary of what he
! Sd 81, ..,dsiIs7tf au,l lass, iiuiI9-ai
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e IN p : E
81 There!''3sh cried, in an excit-
ed voice; r1 Should like to Know
what's become ofthat ambrihq /
sot IL up agin the counter when
l come, in, and afore ! could
turn around ms gonc-aud lit
was only Monllay that / Gin
four and six. for sti7 sss..AXhat
kind Of an umbrella was it,
ma'am?'' asket the polite clerk,
in his blandesttones. "A spick
andssi5ah new gingham, young
Imsuy'f was the eager response,
'''witfr am iv'ry handle ont, and
az Like the, one in yonr
hand, ma';sm, for instance 2"
I"Sakes aliver' she exclaimed.
And one might have thought
she saw a serpent rather than
her own "spick and span ging-
ham, with its s'iv'ry handle
clutched fast in her hand She
colored up like a druggist
window, and went off amidst
unintelligible excuses. She new
er felt SO flustered in all her
born days, as she told Jemima
Ann when she got home.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

The mahEWto has not AN cue
my in the world probably has
not a friend either. Hesis the
goody-goody man whoisidfally
incapable of creating any strong
emotion, and if he is married it
lis due to the fact that the lady
of his selection couldn't get any
body else.
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The Slipper Thrown WITH Eli
= S--ANEffect. - A--~
Raleigh Observer

Raleigh Observer.
In :hc vicinity of'ApeS aifew
days. ago there Mas q ngEana
wedding among the colorrd
folks. After the ceremony had
been concluded in handsome
style, the groom, who resided in
another part Of the country, pul
his bride in a wagon, and pre-
pared TO take her to his home.
At.this stage oflhe proceedings,
adarlIyAkho hailA'aSe Led, ihasaRl
that he knew a thingor two about
the customs Of elegant white
folks, stated that it was always
the style to throw shoes after
the bride as she was driven off.
The idea took immensely. a.
tho happy couple moved away
from the door the darkieS jerked
off their shoes and hurled them
at the vehicle. One darkcy,
who was the possessor of a
number fifteen foot, threw u shoe
with too unerring aim. The
grcpt1missiIe gfewrtliroush 1 he
air., and Striking the britiS'
skull, shocked her senselees il
the bottom of the wagon. The
groom jumped out and gave The
thrower of the shoe thrashing
cursing the civilized custom.
with all his heart.
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II is icqlSlllated that HE cx-
pqnse Of candidates in tie recent
caAupaign3h Eaglepd Rilhmdpt
to $I0,00O,000.

The great Brooklyn bridge has
already cost Sl1E250, 6o0y nndg il
will take So 500, DOC mae I'd eoAi-
lplete the structure.
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IMPORTANT QUESTiOaS. s.

uReader, have ron caught . coll9 AtG yan m
able to raise tue I,hlegm7 hays. you IN irrita-
ton in the tnroats A sense Of oppression on
the lungs, with shoTI breath7 DO y9al have
fit OF coughing on lying DOWN. sharp pain
y now and then il the REGION Of the. heart, shout
ders and backa III so, car Advice is take at
be able to raise the plegm. la an. bonn repeat
the Expectorant place ahot iron 10 the take
: two Of TUFTS PiiIs. You viii soon fail into
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning.
cough gone, iRiiss working freely easy breath-
Ing. and the bowels moving. IN natural manner.
10 prevent return Of tieee symptoms use tho
Expectorant several days, - IL
= 0fica az Murrav Street. NJ. Y.
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aelsl How Jleay vas
The ovcslhAt has 81 ustcrd ;tlphntl
THE inlIocynt babe; and OH how
|tcfrible tie bIoeY IFS deaEl1 en-

tllctS
The baby is dead =! 1t no
longer clings in innocent love
ito itsTmodrr's, Tbpsomg or stirS
witAQ loahestO joy Ms fathers
heart. It's praltling has ceased
forever. But even in death il
seems to lave lost more of il
sweetness. 1t Hes so calmly I'm
tits silken cushioned coffin, pre-
pared with SO much care. Ii
has been arraycd in its coslliest
kgarmallis, -its--pure brow trim
med with fragrant wreath and
flowers have Teen scattered over
its lovely form. AS it is thus
arrayed the babe seems only t.
1 be sleeping; but aids,' it is that
lIsleepingl W hiclr hath noiwdIing.
Ie1tT The bqbgt,is deadi aAFppppff
lit are, gathered many whose
SYN athieS it has aroused lant
whose love it has excited. The
Inii4istprI leans oyeretheOc9Id
form, and touched with The
sight, tears triclsle Fdown hi
lclieeks, mhiIeALhe LeNclaims:
Thus saith the Lord, suffer lit.
ltlcgclfIdegJt8 come unto me
and forbid them not, for of sucl
is-the kingdom of heaven"
The baby is deadl tits abou
to be shut forever from the sigh
Of those who loved as no Others
could. Oh! how the mothe
clings to the lifeless form, anC
as she jmprints the last fcryen
J dsslup6hI Its cold l6hceB, Rev
her very heartstriags seem t.
bpahy And the father. though
he has thankfully braved tolls
caresland dangers :noWl ltfee elfsi NJ NJ
manned, and wecps like a child
las he blinds o1ePlthe corpse of
!. his lost ohesRI Sympathy, at NJ
i rolhep times consoling, is now OF
no avail, and the hearts of bot
SITTER the deepest anguish.
I4leibabe is dead! The tear
have wet its grave, and crushed
hopes lie buried with it. Thougl
Its mortal existence may hav
beenybiief, ats death has desc
lated a joyous home. Swee
babe! Orators may announce
natian,sloss in deat j. oEpatriot
? gcca and true. aHtLpoetk- sins
in touching strains the memor.
; Of, the9deYptd! who hayes as ace fep
plished mighty things-non
/ Il5tlt angels. Of IieaselllyZ Brit
, will record the life, so pure AN
beautiful, so early lost !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

Wanted. BY "A maiden lady,
ga local habitation and a name"
The real estate she is not partic-
ular about, so that the title be
good. The name she wishes to
hand down to posterity.
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Lrxrorx coUxrT.

Horse Mple, blact, brown nose. def
cheney in hFth hind legs and right for. leg,
very sore back, saddle marks, about rs
hands high, about syears old; j r cowley,
4rh dis, Ma; eh SIS
LIMESTONE c rNTY.
Mare I'M G black, shod well, lame in
right hind 10 t. about IGis hands high; w
Edwards, on Geo 5 Housion's farm. near
Bibb's Lane-Feb5. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

-WART CURE.-Fresh lard
will cure warts on horses after
two or three applications, says
an English Journal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

a corresPondent wigtess 81
find drailfing pays on my land.
and when | manure where the
land Is drained the results are
astonishing. And ! find it will
not pay ,p4esste Oct EeedS.g grow.
Better far to cultivate Tess Hand
and keep it free from weeds than
TO have asgreat squantityIcf land
smothered with these pests. Bet
ter for me ifI-ean't keep a crop
from weeds to let the present
crop 90 and exterpinate the
weeds. Farmers do not Know
how much they. lose by letting
the weeds grow.
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CIYv(lll

by ievoting your evenings ami spare time 10 bus
mess it.costs rethiHx % fry he business. xoth-
ing like 1t for money making ever offered Bust
you want Ia know all about the best pay ing husi-
ness before tbs public. sciil ctr asirffe and we
will send You full particulars ant private terms
ffrc; samples worth s. aIss free: you cnn then
mako mp your IN nj Tor Yourself. Address
ang9s-1y GEO. STtNSelN RIO. Portland Me.
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/. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NoReireceixsSso much benefit and none
are so profoundly grateful and show such
an interest in recommending Hop Bitters
as. woman tits the onlvremedy peculiar
4. adapted 10 the many ills the sex is al
most universally Subject 90. thillsFnd fe-
yer, indigestion or deraHged liver, Constant
or periodical sick headaches, weakness in
the back or kidneys, pains in the shoulder
and different parts Of The ,body,a feeling
Of lassitude and dependency are Tread
lily removed by these Bitters. ~,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

l. A shipwreckesIsailor waiting for a Sails
hike business mangsiaing al home and
nursing "a, Cough and COLI. y Get DIR; Bull
peughgSyrnp aud be eureda Only. % cen
bottle. sD 10 ND |
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15


Think OVER IT.-A.W. Chee-
ver, Boston, Mass, said in an adj
dress before an agricultural con-
vention: Il have casefully gone
over theIstafsties of farms, ami
lnals, crops. and cost of fences.
and found that it takes on the
average for the whole country
Sl.N worth of fence to keep
81 90 ;worth Of stock from eating.
up $245 worth Of crops.1 G
PREPARING THE HoRSEs.2A
horse that is to be used for work.
says the National Live Stock
Journal, should be exercised al
regular ihter$als, at Ieastlialf an
llodrs on every day fih. which M
is not reanised. for Hofksl MalR
sudden deaths -ddiihS winter ana
spring result from the neglect of
this salutary precuution. Ger
tain diseases of the feet, too, NAV
be wardetl off by daily use.
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rom 81 Ilistinguished Physirian

From a Distinguished Physisian.
a Pv6fs Green, Distinguished allbpathic
physician, wrote teihes N edical Record TO
thee Eec-th6t fterFaH sether~means, had
failed, he sent for. the Kidney Cure (Sa fe
Kidney and Liver Curel, and to his aston
ishment cured serious case of Bright's
Disease by acknowledgement and afterwards
found itlequallN beneficial in other cases.
aaWih- SIN - -
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BLANKS s s...::::t; /: s az.


lst. Kindof An'maL issive7s-and CoLa-
3D.. Dese,iptio',--4 Al AYe-- 5fh. Poster .
name -----i;th- n inc and Pace Of qrrsst--
IN. Valuation ,,..4s 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

Judge Drummond of the U. S.
Circuit Court, has rendered an
important decision, especially to
married women. He holds that
when the property of an insolv-
ent debtor is Seized and sold for
debt the wife has the same right
to her share Of tho estate as if
her husband had A6dilistead of
becoming a bankrupt.
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one copy for one year of The
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

At a,meetingJQf the stoekholar
ers Of the Nashville 81, Chatta-
nooga Railroad, in Nashville
last week, Col, EI WI GoleIten-
dered his resignation and J.IW.
Thomas was elected to succeed
him as President. j. @. Wrenne
succeeds Mr.. Thomas as, Super
intendent and James Montgom-
cry was appointed Superintend
ent of the St.9f16iisI e Southern
Railroad.
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go tarriai u MIGHT 8 MEATS.

Memphis, Feb, ii. 1871,
DR. TUT Sir-1 have bsen siafring tor nearly two
years with a severe cough When commenced "a: .
king your Expectorant was uced - one hurd5vd
and sixteen pounds ia weight. had tried almost
/, everything had terrible ngft swcafs Ihave.taken
BALI dozen bottles Tie nigh siye q hays left me,
the cough has disappeared, and IhvS gained teen
poands n tiysh. Ifecommendi L y al my Trends.
llltN sMfsh great respseo. DIV ER RICE.
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g arm aus 1aRhrLnI6

s"-'srs'ers-s sS->,~~~~n-N~s-o~~~~~~s~
Foor RoM--kaelnre of iron
Ia Rssellsstf ,remedye Cor foot
rot IN sheer. Keep The sheep
ON a dry tloor, pare away The
looSe horn wilhoptg;sjpry tor the
vital parts. and then makesdaily
Applications OF iipctnre oil. iron.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15
A HEwsPAPER PuB. WRITES.

Office, Evening News. Augustus Ia
DR. TUT Dear Sir-4y Ltsls son. Was attacked
VITA pueumonia last winter, which LETT him Win
vJiant cough tliAt Iasra II wi lin month aimee,
for t4s OF which am indebted ioyonr valuable
4 Expa,tkrElt had tried most every tang recon-
NEEDED bue mono lid any good until used your III
pec.lraIt, one bUttle OF which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks, l am yours truly, Z
Holm al MElGLE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

The Wisconsin Senate concurs
IN n House resolution providing.
for female suffrage in that State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

People in Washington declare
that there nave never been 50
many social scandals in that
city MS during this winter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

"The greatest'source of weak
ness to everysnation under heav-
en-" said a Philosopher, scenes
from th4women having sec little
to do-and so much to say" That
man Is a bbed old bachelor.
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One Year for Nothing.
Remarkable Offer Of the Fayette-
vile Observer.

To any person paying tarodoa-
lars for one years advance sub
scription we will gE9d9 DOR
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. TO f6Oe0 a YEAR. or IS to $40 n
.,lay-1n your own locality. No
lrisk. Women do as well rs men
Many make more tlifn the ~
mount stated above. No one can
Etil 10 make money fast Any
] onc can 10 the wOrt I0u can
make from 81 rts. ~ 81 an tDifI'
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10 whom Il NAV CONCERN.

Np6flCE is hereby given tliat we, he
In Ounflersignstl win ,In Friday, "A pril %,
1889, make applicai ion 10 7. d. Royce, Clerk
or The county Court Of this, Lincoln, county,
Tennessee, rihe Incorporation Of The own
of Georges Store, situated in the 18th civil
district of Lincoln county, Tennessee, and
included within the following l-oundaries,
to-vit :-BeginniHg1 al stake in Jared s.
Taylor's field, 2 poles north T2ls degrees
east Of a hollow poplar stump, running north
100 poles through lands OF J. 5. Taylsr,J. +.
Taylor and Jas. HTrsyior 10 a stake in
Jas. II. Tayior's lot, thence west through
Jas. II. Taylor's and ]. K. Taylor's land
100 poles 70 a stake in >, X. Tsylor's grass
lot, thence south l60 poles to a stake on
George syler's land thenee east I6OpoIeS
10 the beginning, brig ( .miie square. j,r-
March 9th 1890
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

INJURING YOUNG TREES
writer says: We have no doubt
that allowing trees to bear heav-
lily when young is injurious, both
TO the health of the young tree
and its future bearing. Ne have
noticed upon our own premises
on several occasion, that when
ever we allowed young trees to
bear unreasonably, it affected the
future bearing for two on three
wears. We have since reduced
The early product OF a tree from
pneto three specimens, the mun7
Der being increased with the ill-
creased age and vigor Of the tree.
and have found the, trees after
wards ito go on bearing regular
". IT is the SAND case when q
tree, of whatever age it may be,
is permitted TO mature three
times smuch, fruit as it ought.
WasnfSc FLtIED.-EDissolyo
in a gallon of hot water one
pound of concentrated I've, half
ounce salts tartar, one-half ounce
LIQUID ammonia; when cool, bot
tie for use. Soak the clothes
over night; wiring out and add 9
cup of the fluid to a boiler OF
water; put in the clothes and boil
one hour; rnb them as much as
is necessary, and rinse well in
two waters, with little blnine
IN the last. But little rub
bing is necessary. and this meth
cd will certainly save clothes.
time and labor. Lace curtains
may be washed IN the same way
Starch them and press out al
that is possible in a towel; PR
sheets on the carpet; spread ont
the sheets carefully, shapingley-
cry scallop on the sheets; PR
them. in place and leave to dry
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15
Fresh Garden Seed :

ips- DIR. w. G. BRIGHT, who has
his office with US, Willie our presdfipiionist,
and all, prescriptions viii be flled with
care and dispatch. We respectfully solicit
liberal share Of public patsofra &c. = i'.'ii-'
jan29, soft ". A. GILL, JR., -& co. j.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

.. "A bill has been inAtr-to6tittced ii III
Congress to reduce lhe wages of
govarnleit : laYesO 0ilspasi
sage of the bill would be a good
thing, provided itninelsafd,atis
President and the Senators and
Representatives.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

MEDICAL.
Dr.TUTTS
Expecforanf !
mn mi 'a ): ~ AIS 81 BoTTIEs.

Its properties are bsIadldsht, Na.ril1a
tive BalsaInic, Soothing and. Healing.
Com Dining ali ithese.d ualities, y Is the
most effective i1.gAd 1es1ssskA "a eyer
offered TO sufferers from pulmonary
disea sea -. "a h - ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15
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READ wHATIHEI sAYs:- Z

Dr. TUT New 70 <, Sept, - ls.I
cases ii lung lsss. Ia TINS VT " rGs Of the
city the c. SEES Of q very seve-s " g. II was
fhsre INV ten ION " al.el to Tut Expectorant,
and confess my sur fi3e At IL ~ondersad power
During a i,,r ,ctsee OF twenty ysSrs. nave nsver
KNOWN q medicine 60 act md ri1h suc4
hsppy effects It instantly subdued the flnst violent
fits OF cou Shlng and nvaiaby cured tae diseass IN
y a rev ays caeerfrly indOrse ~ as TIE boat lang
ineoiSii' e'e I FRANCIS HAYWOOD. NJ D.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-15

BY a decree of the Supreme
Court Of Alabama the Selma,
Rome & Dalton Railroad is to
be sold on June 18th. Mini
mum price, 81, 100000.
afff "a fzta iii hrc rnla.tf efp
congressman Atkins of this
State, has. given up all hope of
anearly adieurirnentofC 6ligrcss
lie thinks the sessionwli notads
joun before July.