fHinmui BumOFl-JC- AT.T"t SAME OLD STAND.

N. O. WALLACE,Editor iiml luljlSlior.

- FAYEITEYIILE, TENNESSEE:

Thursday Murnln,f tbruarj 22 18H

farm, anfc IBokmIM.

The Torture of BearingReins.

From tho Hon. Giantley F. Burkljy.

The severe bearing-rei- n .asneed by coachmen generally isnothing more nor less than hor-

rible and neediest torture to thepoof "suffering horse torturewhile in harness and the causeof internal maladies when he is!j

put back into his stall lor loodand supposed rest. If there isone thing' more opposed to na-ur- al

health than another it is theincreased production and thenthe waste of saliva which is tonccssary to the functions of

i

thp. LoJv. "Who ever saw ahorse in the field at the,0, i na, greai vaneues 01 son im.,.;it-

-

as tPCOInp,iKh(Ml t.hcnlist

mouth? Who ever saw a prop-

erly bitted hunter do fo whenridden to hounds in an easy bitand obedient to a light hand?I never saw it, nor do I thinkany one else has ecfn it; there-fore, to begin with, the positionOf the carriage horse's head,gagged with a bearing rein, outof place, and that profusion offaliva falling from the mouth,must fchow something essential -ly wrong. The perpetual toss-

ing head arises from the feveredhi ate of the poor animal, andhis consequent attempts to getlid of an irritating infliction,and not f rom the vulgar idea ofa fiery wish to be put in motionOf this. I am certain that the j

lens artificial restraint you the practice applyingu non a horse's the better, "optics, aetringents.initants and

i - . . .The less you encumber his grace- -ful limbs with lumber in thehhape of harness the better.The. freer you keep his limbsnnd respiraloty organs the lon-

ger he will bervc you, and thegreater will be the labor he willperform for you.

Fat Meat.A celebrated French instructor

ia the art ol cookery gays thatfit meat is the moat profitable,lie adds:

Many buy inferior meat on ac-

count ofthe - waste of the fatwhich is always found in goodm-?ii- When the fat is itis the fault ol the cook, who does

oil almost every ease,and

trimming ol com or raw oeei ismuch to lard to fry with.Ij ird all over. Beef tat nev-

er does when properly melted.To melt beef fat, or suet, cut insmall pieces, end set on rather aplow fire in an iron pan. As soonas it begins to melt, the

part off with a ladle, andturn it into a ttone jar, whichyou cover when cold. Put it away in a cool, dry and place.A careful cook never needs lardfor purposes, but alwayshas mere lat than is outof boiling roasting pieces.

Sheep for Farmers.The Kentucky Live Stock Re

cord a

re those that yield the heaviestlleeces and the greatest number of

pounds of meat. The ecruh

ty pounds, and thorough-br- ed

Ootswoli more. Why is it thatfiirmers will' not raise thewhich will cive fleecea? Then as to meat, the finepheep produce an enormous amount of flesh, and do not

a scrub. Butthese acts, the fine 6heep do not

larger fleeces per head butthe wool is oi a superior quality.The Fame is true the flesh

eheep in comparison with

Removix--g Staixs. Almostany stain may bo removed fromwash-goo- ds by finst soaking awhile iu cold water. Removing

therefrom, place clearboiling water to which

nor lye been added.Repeat the boiling water a timeor two ii necessary. This ap-plies to stains not havingwashed, as soap or lyc

Stains, however, whichthis process fails to arenot thereby fied,but are just assubject to any other treatmentas before.

To clean up the ugly stain madeby a broken egg on the floor,

Iw 1 1 o rr nrotfiprtn if an itwill cook and be easily swent

- mm. v. i: '

1 he Greatest Wool Pro-ducing Country.

There can he no doubt that thecensus of'iSSO will prove incon-teetnb- ly

that this Republio of oursis the .greatest wool producingcountry iu the world Our latestfigures seeral years old andmike the clip 200,000,000of pound, while the Australianestimate for istnly 123,000,

foaming and

putjdemns ofmouth

wasted

superior

melted

frying

Best

sheep

beside?

pound vvLile our 'yield in-- 1

wan ioi,.uuy,uuy puuni.oThin interept is a Heady growit'gone, hut a gnat cry was raised :et

the "woul tarifl," when Con-

gress undertook to protect the American wool grower. Since thenthe clip has become immense, andis the main reliance olthe American Woolen factories.There are etill all sortsof reasons tor importingforeign wool, just as thieeare lor importir g foreign lead,oo; per, pair, cotton goods, silks &c.Some want foreign coarse goodsbecause they are cheaper. Ullterswant FP?cial grades ol foreign line ,

wools. 13(1 1 the quality of Arner -

icau wod is such as give our wool-

en go. ids the command the homemarkets. With our vast extent

. .r i a i "i 1

Climate large developments Ol

agricultural and pastoral interests, '

i

there is no grade or quality ofwt'ol we can not produce, and nogood why we can not com-

pete with foreign wool in price.Tbe war gave a great impetus tothe production of wool and themanufacture of woolen goods athome, and it has been firmly heldout and increased. Scientific A--

!w,sncrm

Ice for Diphtheria.Diphtheria is slaving its thou

eands. It is supposed by fomethat the local treatment pursuedhas something to do with its fatal-ity. Dr. Caron, an Allopathicphysician of Philadelphia, con- -

. ..1 .1 i i

poultices 10 me mroai ana necK,us only adding fuel to the fireHis treatment is hoi ply ice and

effusions. The OiieidaCommunity have recently treatedseventy cases by th use of ice,and did not Io.e a single patient.They lost b'ix of their first casesby the ordintfy medical treatment.Dr. Craig-- s.iyp: " We find that,in order to the disease, andreduce the inflammatory symp-toms, pieces of ice should be placedin the mouth every ten minute,day and night, until the canker hasdisappeared, also a continuance olexternal application, internally, if necessary, until every traceol the lungus growth has vanish

local wet packs and compressesto subdue the fever. We havefound treatment irailar to this to

ii.vvow wvev. wauused. -

Fattening Fowls ij TwoWeeks A writer in Londonlucid states that poultry properlyfed will acqui e all tha fatness netd-e- d

for marketing purposes, in afortnight tbree weeks at mostTheir diet should be Indian, oator barley mal, scalded milk orwater tue lormer is tbe best, as'it expedites th3 fattening process.They should be fed in themorning, at noon, and also in theevening, just befure going to roost,

II the fowls require-- to veLit, some trimmings of fresh

mutton euet mav be chonned pm!

I - .. ...w mni, ti 21. . .J 1. n.l tiruucra iue iiesti urmer luan K

Otherwisa vnnlrl ! WU...... r.t i- - ' .y IUkill, tbe feeding should Leetcpptd'ui mcnc uuuia or nore, bc mail

tue intestines uiaj conparatirely empty.

. Shelter for Stock.Two tons of hay fed to in

the stable will go a3 far as threetons led in the yard or field. So,

SO, in leedlOg grain Or roots, twoUUshela do the 8tOCk as muchgooawhen fed ia iL. .I.U.laree waen led in tue yard orueia. Ana tne philosophy of thisdifference must be apparent to anyI linntrli t ful mind .. i !"VCJ " II UlU CLUCK. 19

cApuscu iu .uiense coia a lare. a . -pari oi lite lood is consumed inthe lungs in the effort ol nature tokeep up the animal heat, but wbenthe animal is kept in a temperate!aimo.-pner-e only sulUcient food'

required to afford nutrition to'natural organism; that is to

furnish material to renew theblood, bone and muscle. StockJournal.

Jelly. To 13 ood-eiz- ed

apples put 1 quart of wn.ter and 1 lemon; boil till soft.iiiiu Miuiu. xu x ninr of nunc

i.add 1 notmd of ' "faoninW

not know how to use it. The fat led. This treatment will undoubt-tkirame- d

the troth boiled jedly save esptcmeat, that coming- - from theiially where it is combined with

flies

skim

dark

necessaryor

total

1876

is

inFpeakingof the Lest breed: and given "plentiful supply olol sheep lor farmers, says: The! pure, fresh water, plenty of grav-bes- t

sheep for a farmer to kep,.i 8hCc,

eat

of

ecruh.

it

most

are

una

reason

are

the

tuitiu;s.

VMH&DEALERS IN

DRUGS, MEDICINES,

"VaiiiiwliOH,TOILET aTO FilXCY ilHTlCLKS,

Superior Tobacco and Cigars,

LIQUOKS

For Medicinal Purposes, '

Window Glass,

m to Eto,FAYETTE Vl LLE, TENN.

WE would respectfully announce tinthave bought the drig store of

31. l?j ice. tfC, wi'Ht Kids public square."d will make regular additions to our al

'ready well selected stock, and that willour hoaM evcrUlillJJ uslttJ k,.p, ia

Jalitst - clM's We deal in theLest coods of ever? kind

We would also we have Fecuredtho services of Dr. U. Ij. Drake, whowill lake if our Prescription Drpart- -

men 1 !i mi fi nm I n k n.iw n n.l rent r nml n- -

pharmaceutist, we confidently assure thosefavoring u8 wuh thnr prescriptions, thatthey will be put up with i;cttucs3,accJ di ;patch

We hope by strict integrity and fair deal-ing in business to merit n largo custom,

jan. 18--o V1XIXG &STUAXK.

W. C. DIEMER

At Cui Old Stand

33x. O-L- . IDiomor,dXibciesqlc ijQeqier in

window glass, putty,Chewing & Sniokin g Tobacco,

BLASTxxra powdeh, rusu.c Ttl : i! AMoupenor imiuiniaiing v,oai wn.

PATENT AND FAMILY MEDICINES

and a well selected slock ol all Goodsustiiillv kept in a

DRO&' STORE,PUKE CONCORD WINE

Pure old Corn Whiskey,Foit Medicinal Purposes.

DayidLantlretli&Son's Garden Secdforsale.

Prompt attention given to Pre-

scriptions.EST All sales,' CASH

covll W. C. DIEMER.

Schools.

FAYETTEYILLE

Ii ltary Mill.third session of theFnyettevillo

fl Military Academy opens

jTDE 29TI1 OF JlMflM, 1877,and continues 21 weeks..Thorough Classical, Commercial

and Primary Departments.

TUITION:Classical and Commercial Course, f 5.00I rmiriry, 2.50

.'Per four "weeks.

tiio.s.l. XORTTOOD,Dec. 14--3 mo. o Principal.

PUBLIC SALES.

Chanceru Sale of

On Saturday. Fchrnarv 21.1S77.

.II fo nr II i: Mali .itimmlf-.u- .

- r 'i .. .Jiary r.. uray and otiiers, i w ill at- -

f"d on fhe premises and offer for sale to. . .. .I 1 J I - C 11i"; uifjiirM uiuucr, me loitowing aescriijea

c--, . , . T . , . .. . .

Xo. li, State of Tennessee, and bounded asfollows: North br John East hvJoseph English, ilec'd, South by ThomasTipps, Weet by Mrs. Scroggius containing

140 Acres !

This tract will be sold subject to the widore's homestead of $1,000.

credit of six, twelve, eighteen and twentr- -months. Notes with two or more goodZTtJZiVUoieor tbe purchase inoner is paid.

IX W. CLARK.Jan. 25-- n C. and M. and Spe. Com.

E. A. HOMIAH,REPAinnn of

RIFLES, SHOT CI AS, PISTOLS,

FnyettCTille, Tenn.,TTILL brown, rifle, stocky dean ru.s

n anf tr'.e desired, put on locks.sights or thimbles, or do any other kind ofgan work needed, at moderate prices,proroptlr, and

GUARANTEE HIS WORK.Shop at Lis residence, near tho military

school. oct. 5 o

Of every description neatly done at this Ofbee, on reasonable terms. All work ds'ir- -r d when proniised. Trr u

SSalKSSM,',

will yield from tbree to bis pounds scdldeJ with their other feed, or IX pursuance to a decree of sale, pro-of wool per head, while Merinos they may be boiled in milk aloue1 ""unced at the October term, 187C, of theWill ranee between ten and twen- - and nnniv.l nvpr ll.a ,rl T..:. CIia'lcery Conr at Fa vt;tteville Tennessee,

eheepthese heavy

anymore than

yield

offine

it inneither

has

beensets

stains.remove

TtrVi

un.c.

000

really

iron,

of

ice-wat- er

check

and

or

in

early

hery

stock

will

Apple

of

(.mJDrujr-Hou- se.

tate that

charge

ind

Fine

ffHE

Sandlin.

VALUABLE TABLES.

Strays a?dl.eix XJjp.. . i

it. Kind of Animal iggiren 2nd. ColorZd. Deteriptiun 4th. Aje bth. Iitr'tnam. Oth. T ime and Place vf trrttt1th. Valuation.

LIXCOI.N COUSTT.Cow, red and white color, smooth crop in

the left and half crop in tho right ear, about4 years old next sprirg; J 11 Warren, 25thdi's.dan W) $10.

Hoys sow, black and white spotted,crop and undtrbit off the left ear, yalued at$8; barrow, black and white spotted, crcpand underhit off the right ear, valued at$10; W S Bvaverf", 21st dis Feb 3.

Maye, sorrel, wliiteFpol in forehead , sad-

dle ruaiks, Hraall whita spot on end of noseabout I t hands about 13 or 14 years old,J B Morgan, 81h dis, Feb G $15.

Horse, bay, cress iallen, left hind footwhite, 14 hands high, 8 or 9 years old; byMarcus Marrs, 8ih dis, Jan i!. Valued at jO

Horse, nrrel, 3 white le;3, bald face, hash id fistula, branded on le.t shoulder, brandnot known, about 15 hands, 12 or 15 yearold; U C MeElroy, 8th din, Nov 180.

UEITOHD COUNTY.

Steer, red, crop off th riiht ear and over-b- it

in the left, 1 year old; J. G. Shriver, 3rddis., Jan 7 $3.

MOOltE COTNTV.

Horse, bay, mi ill star in forehead, hip j

knocked down, M:ick mane, tail and Ins.4 years olJ; C 12 Duit, 11th district, Oct 9

J15.MADISO COUNTY.

Mare Mule, Eorrel, cUar marks onshoulder, M hands; W J II Daily, on theJack Drake plare, nenr Iluntsyille, Oct 31

!ir..i . v. ..r . BAa ..i.it nit.- - tin v iiiMUl llili un n uca aiuisliouldi'i's, hiuall white spot on each udo otshoulder, ono biganclo on left hind leg, a'i ... i .11. ii i I'.n.. ii tr.nuijiik li, years oiu, u v iyciil-jt- , oi juui

Secret OrcloraMASONIC.

Jackson Lodge No. Gtf, F. and A. M.,Fayetleville, A. O. W. M.; Geo. li.Boyles, Svc. meets 1st Monday night ineach mouth.

Felorsburg No. 123, W. It. Hanaway, W.M; W. K. .Smith, Sec meets 1st Mondaynicht on or after full moon a each month.

Coons Hill No. Kil, II T Childs, W M; WW Wilson, See. meets Saturday before thefull moon, at 10 a. m.

l'leasant I'lams Jso. ..u., n. varpenier, i

W. M.; James F. Uyers, Sec meets In- -

day mjrht before each lull moon. I

Mt. Hebron 314, Norns Creek, S.C.McCo -

. . . .IIIII1, . .11., 11 X 1 Ul lja.-nu-,

day ni(tht on or before full moon each month.Sulphur Spring No. 400, Oregon, J. J. Cos-to- n,

W. W.; W. L. l'arker, Sec meetsSaturday at 2 o'clock on or before the fullmoon in each month

Mulberry 401, W. II. Hobertson, W. M.W.W. James, Sec meets 1st Tuesday liihton or before full moou.

Macedonia 4.VJ, near Goshen, TO Gill,W. M.; Wm. A. Gill, jun., Sec meets Fri-

day night on er before full moon.Kelso No. 4'JO, Jno JI Dickey, W M; J C

Hasue Sec.

ODD -- FELLOWS.Calhoun Lodge No. 2i5, Fritz Warren, N.

G.; Jan. R. Feeney, Rec Sec. meets ev-e- rr

Fridar ni"ht.t .Lincoln No. i0, LynchburgT, il. N. 1 arKS,

N. O.; M L. McDowell, lfec. Sec mceis 1st,3rd and 5th Saturday nights.

Unity No. 81, Petersburg, Thos. Hester,N. G; F. 15. Terry, Sec meets every oth-

er Thursday night.Oak Hill No. 139, Norris Creek, Samuel

Haynie, N. O.; T. L. Williamson.Rec. Sec.meets every other Saturday night.

Mulberry 11H. Ueo. V..Jone,.V U.; . .

James, Sec meets every other ThursdayniL'ht.

Sm prise No. lo3, Flyntville, 1). M. Mimfi,N. (J.; W. II Ileckett. SecretarrJ meetsevery Thursday night

Chestnut Ridge 157, W A Williams, N G;W B Freeman, Sec; meets every Saturdaynight.

Evening Star No. 101, Pleasant Plains, JA. Leatherwood, N. .; J. Franklin SmithSec. meet? 1st and 3rd Saturday nivhts.

Kelso 172, J C. StuLblefi.ld, N. G.; J Alaylor, Sec meets every other SaturdayIlight. j

Lnonia i.i e , lAingi.iers ci j.e- -wecca, riyiiiviiie, . iech'ti, -- ir&. ji.II. Canibron, V. G.; W. II. Warren, Sec'ymeets 1st Saturday each month at 2 o'clock.

Sereno, No. 105, George's Store, T. P.ry Saturday night.

TATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.T. C. I.itti.i- - Favi'tteville. Master Counlv

Grange II. 1 . Lhilds, rayettevitte, Sec-

retary CorresjHinding Committee: II. T.Childs, Fayetteviile; W.W. James, Mul-berry; J. C. Hague, Kelso.MulVjerry Grange, 171 M D L Whitaker,

master; A.J. Whitaker, sec'y; Mulberry.Buckeyc,173 C.A. McDanid, master; Jo-

el O. Park, sec'y; Fayetteviile.Riley, X. G; A.J. Hunter, Sec. meets

17(3 T. C. Little, master;II. T. Uhilds, sec'y; Fayetteviile.

Swan Creek. 308 S. A. Hill, master:W-W.-

scS?ieI si..?""0"119-- .

V.

'

W Lrw in; see'v; Poou's Hill.Unity 311 J J Short, master; L L

Clark Kcc'y Fa vettevillo. j

Petersburg .Jacob Gillespie, master;II B Talley, sec'y; Petersburg.

Rocky Point Iu," Lben Hill, master; JC Hague, jr, sec'y; Kelso.

Shelton's Creek :'JH J A Taylor, mas-ter, F P Taylor, pec'y; George's Store.

Cold Water 07 A B Shellield, master; PL Twittj, sec'y; Cold Water.

Chestnut Hill (21st districtpOG John JlRoutt.niaster. JasRRoutt.sec'v: FavctUviRe

t

U. F. OF T. (

FaTettcvill Council No. 380.F. V.r. Carter.Vf. V.; Thos. M. Goodwin, Rec. Scribe j

'nieets every Tuesday uigbtiu K.of 11. Hall.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.Fayetteviile Lodge No. J S Vaughn,

Dictator; W A Gill, jr, Reporter.

AVhat make a Bufcbcl.1RTICLCS. rOCXDi,

Dried Apples 26Bran 20Barley 43Beans 60Cow Peas 60White Beana 60CaMor Beans 45Buckwheat 56Skona Coal e0Shelled Corn 56Corn in the ear 70Corn Meal 60Flartorins Hair.. 8Unslacked Lime 80Barley Malt 28Rye Malt 34Oats 32Onion.s 57Dried Peaches, unpeeled 33

do do peeled 33Millet Seed.. 54

' Orchard Grasp Seed 14nerd's Grass Seed 10Irish Potatoes CO

Sweet Potatoes 50Peas 6Rye 51Blue Grass Seed 14Cloer Seed CO

Flax Seed..., 56Hemp Seed 44Timothy Seed 45Hungarian Seed 43Coarse Ss.lt 50Fine Salt... 5Turnips 53Wheat ..COCotton See4 23Peanirtf f3

SlovcsandTin-War- e

111 ll i tQYCS rF O It IS !

now permantly located in myBEING buihling next door to Wright &

Wilson. I would most respectfully callthe attention of tho people of Lincolncounty that I am now prepared with thebest facilities for the manufacture of tin-

ware to sell at wholesale and retail at great--

iy -

RETOUCJKD PIUCESin fair competion with any town in theState. My stork of Stoves comprises allsires and etj les.

x

i iK.xtra plates and. vessels can alway he

had to keep Stoves in order.

Iron and Wooden Pumpsfor wells snd cisterns, warranted to drawwater any depth desired.

E !, A H3 E OIL,the best in use. a specialtv. Lamp and' r. -

Lanterns all sizes, Hat ii tubs, SorghumFans, Wash Kettles, Skillets find Ovens, iushort a full assortment of

always on hand. Thanking the generouspublic for their liberal j alronajre for thepast year, I will try by my endeavors tomerit a continuance,

jan. 11 T110S. J. McOARVEY.

NEW TIN SHOP !

WABB SnGftTHAVE just opened a new house near

north-eas- t corner of tho Square,v.uoirillp. nnd will fill all orders in their

j,. i!U.iudiM;r ,.vt.r variety of Sull Work.at reasonable prices, and in a prompt andKatisfilctorv

STOVES, TI.WORG, POPS,Kitchen Coods,Lainps, &c.Kept on hand!

Sorghum EvaporatorsMade to Order, CJieaj).

Ptmrfpr fbY Stmrns a SnpniaHir'lUUUllUI UUJl WIVIUU u CJ

july C. o WARD & SHORT.

AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.CII.MOItr. 6c '0.,h,k. cor tnCliupinan

in all 0 ItlSIMAUVAM i;,!No rAi&rn unit' ?d llu ii.tifi.t - LO"i't''t No I'Mfor making iirfliinnmry tx:uiiiiiiitioii. Xj Ui

.lioitai lerji iur 0111:1111 inc aini i ri in-- n it nuiuinif llv u (lfrii )ii of the umiuisioiii rA I.I. rrioi U'i ,ii.lii i.lion m.iy Ih ipe-ria- l

atlfiil (.'ivt-- n I'l 1 cr 1I nee uses be fortliu I'atciit Oili" '", I'.xti'nMoiis Imliire tonifie-- ,

Suits in ilili. all litiya-ti'i- n

u injr to 1 ini-n- i A i,r I'alenll. ii'mlsiatiip loOlI.MOiCL ii UJ., lor iatnililet of nxlyl'i' :,":t i iin n nnn t i itn ttt i i limnLAitiJ UAOhS.LArllJ WAKMinS, and

finiiTni LUKir. '

t'ent'tcl f ani! Ta-r- s ,r Fccnto1 liefore the TJt..I l.ui.l ".lit niMl it(i;i i ui i n icr'jur Privaie I.jid t :.ini:. .Itnlnir an'! Fr

i:iMiou t inn:;i. nn.i i!unitieai ias at.,li.n.i.il tu I mil i i .i I t V4 mi.l llil hid. :

Ice-- . lor:t!o. 1 l.i S.rr'ii i nsMnaluV. itmi rau I

in .Iu n I'm r.t' l)in i i.n-h.- i ii- iinni . n v1 tverimicnt l;in( -- ii'ijtN t (o .rivnle rniry.&t 1.2iS

; ni-- .n-i- H is of r 'i..l with flouttr J.nn lvrr;ints. rwi .stamp to Oll.MOKK Jt CO. lor..luiplilt I or ln-e- iii tion.iPnriPP nr civ rnj nniiltTV

Uficer, S..lt!itr aul Sailor, o. tl.e latawar. or tlicir Iieim. Kit-i.- i nisiir ca-- n rnliU.vl tu,,,v ,,om ,,()V ri:lll, t , h u,ry i,aveno kiiuwIt'ilKe. W full imtni-- ofisei vice, cud

cio it!tlu, to oif.il. h.k .t i u . i ma leiyalter es.iuiinaiioii. tviil uu iveoyuu n.

PENSIONS.All dt'.icriH H ltli-r- , an l Sailors voHn.fo t

ri!rtnr-il- . cr m Mm l."t .ir, howtTt :si ly. c in all iil-- i a liy ftil lit'Ming OIL31 OKI-- , A CO.

Cases irosi-ciite.- l by V 1 1..V3 0II V. & CO., 1.0- - j

the Miiiii iiie ( uni t "I me 1 niic-- l hlalft, tlieomit of cluuu unii iitc niiiLiit-ji- i Liiiuiik iuiu- -

liii9:-in- .

h.'tt'h uT on r fctinine? is romhirte'l Ina Si'pnrat": huriMii. iiir.i r ( li.tr?" of til-- : ;im

eil -i iii cr..iln dy tlm oi l linnI r u:i;it ailntiiM to ..ii l.i.ins ili nlei to;il..i;ici: &. t lr. i ilms iMiitil. Wede-ir- e

t u in m i' ; s Ii v v in it CII.JJOUE X .

UH Sii-etl-. Wa liii Kti'ii, I). . It b.lU

INSOLVENT NOTICE.to order of the Cleik ofPURSUANT Curt of Lincoln county,

Tenn., upon the susL'eistion of the executorof thu estate of

Jasper A. Hamilton, dec,c the insolvency of snid decedent's cstntlanotice i hereby ?ivrn to all persons havingclaims agairst s:.id est.-iti- j to present them tome Olerk ot sai'l Court, authenticated- - on orbefore the 1st of July, 1877,for pro rata distribution, or they will beforever barred.jan.'5 JAS. W. CAMBR0N', Adm'r.

ir ttavr rH ,.r th 9r.,V'p.n.-.-

Jl es-iar- to trmko l;ximsey'b feoap, at$l.s0 fur enough to u.na

100 LBS. SOAP!Call and 8 e or order at

Kelso TennesseeI can ship it to an3-

- po'nt.jan --o J. A. TAYLOR.

CQQX'M'MXGtBARRELS, stands. Scz., kept on fitt'wf rk iasared to be Wsgood. .Special attmtijri paid to makinggood whisky barrels. Ccall. CHARLES WEISS A: CO,,

Sept.23-l- y FayeltCKille, Tenn.Shop on Bridge street, near old Fair GroundCash paid for good dry staves.

SEAR TOWN SPRING.

MEDEA RIS announces to theHD. of Lincoln and adjoining conn-tn- :i

that he it.tonds to sell Leather of allkinds at the lowest cash nices. and will

jbuy Ililes and pay the highest piice incah for the same. no?. 30-- ly

r. ii. isELLS-- nno.CARPENTERS, JOINERS

airn- -

X5iiilIoi-H- .

SHOP:Ksit ticor to Centennial Lmry staWe.

raycttcville, Tcaueeey

ARE nowline.

prepared to do all work ia

BUSINESS CARDS.

; If. f. GEORCrE,Attorney at Xattvr9

Fajettevlllo, Tcnu.Office nnder Bright Hall, South side Pub

lic Square. Jan. 1--o

Medicine and DentistryDr. Joe DJuuiddle,

Practicing Physician and Dentist,

F&rETTEVILLKE. r.V.V.Office, two doors north of the carriage shop.

aug20

FajelleTillc.Ttancssee,

OFFERS his professional services toneeding meaical attention. Of-

fice nenr tho Female Academy, opposite W.J.Stegalls. jan.4-- o

W. D. MARTIN. . W. CABXACK.

Martin & Carmack,

rayettevlllc, Tennessee,aug 24, 1876-- tf

C. A. DIEMEU,FRACTICIHI PHYSICIAN,

Fayetleville', Tennessee.Oillce at Lis Residence. mar 18

W. J.IUCGINS,SURGEON DENTIST,

Fayetteville, Tennessee.

f ILL practice in Lincoln and adjoiningII couniies. Satisfaction guaranteed both

in prices and operations of all kinds.Office, south Eida Squure, opposite the

court-hous- aug. 12, 1875.

inducements offered toWONDERFUL work in that line.Int. I proposo to do cheaper work.2nd. 1 insure every case to he unsur-

passed by any of its class, and purpose tostick strictly to the following rates andchallenge oppowition in all its forms

Kxtractiug teeth, 50 cents each.Gold filling 81.00 to $2.00Flatinado 50c do 2 00Tin foil do 60c do 1.00Cleaning and poliehing teeth, SI to 2.50Treating chronic" inflammation of

mouth and throat fcl.OOtoJIOArtificial teeth inserted from

1 to 4 teetk $5.00do do do 3 to 10 10.00

A full upper plate 15.00 do 20.00Owing to material and style of work up- -

er and lower gets. 30.00 do 35.00DR. D. fiAFFOLD.

aug. 5 Office at the Saflold House.

W. C MIGHT, M. D.,T ILL practice Medicine and Surgery

T F in Fayrttevillij and vicinity. Otlicein Hiues' block.south ida Square. july2'i

E. L. DRAKE. M. D(Office over Price's Drug Store, West side

Square,)S r'FERS his professionnl services to theW citizens of Fayetteville and viciolty.

lUlyis, loin.

J. ClVlUnil

Adonic at Law,iiijtueviuc, aenn.

WILT practice in tho various CourtsLincoln and adjoining counties,

and in the Supreme and Federal Courts atNashville. Office near north-eas- t Cornerof the Public Square. eept7-- tf

J, M Goodwill)Atlornej at Law,

Fayetteviile, Tennessee.5?" Collections a specialty. tzhi

J. O. WOODS. X. W.WOODAHD. W. I. WOODS

Woods & Woodardlllorncys at L,auf,

Fayetteviile, - - Tennessee.jnn. 14-- ly

GEO. W. illGGINS,mm AT) ?TCTJt"nr T JlTr7?7AAV iX JkT Jut X JU. JL JLiUL it

Office at hi residence near Camargo,

nT ILL practice in the various Courts ofLincoln and adjoining' counties. o9

C. C. M K1NSEV. r. r. f.

McKinncy Fulton,ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

i rompc attention given to buin sk O!

are ncr WiC ""wesi corner ol bquare

ceo. a. loriu. J. H Sl'BMAa.

UOYLES k PURNAM.

Attorneys at Law,FAYETTEYILLE, TENN.

7ILL practice in the Tarious Coaits ofF F Lincoln and the adjoining counties.

s9 Office : South-sid- e of the Square,in the Miller block. oct20-- tf

a wad wjyj ..Year the north-wes- t corner Squart,

FAYETTEYILLE, TENNESSEE.

IS now prepared to manufacture"HarncsM, Saddles, Hridlex, Jand 31artinerales in the best ktvle.

and of tbe rery best material. Collars.HaniCH, and Whips always on hand.JCepairing done with neatness and dispatch.Cheap for cash or barter oxlt. Jan21-12- ni

IIOLMAJV k IIOLMAiY,Attorneys at Law,

FAYETTISVILLE, TENN.PRACTICE in the Courts of Lincoln

Cases in Bankruptcy prorapt-l- y

attended to. jan30--tf

mrstaFjoiiksonPREPARED to receire a fewy3

at a reasonable price, Residence conen- -ientto the So;uar.

Prices of Job Printinghave been lowered at the Ob-

served office to suit the times.Bring in your orders. AVe war-rant satisfaction.

NASHVILLE.OfcO. t. O0ODBICU CO. B. KObtXUEIM.

X

Geo,J.Goddrich &Co.. Successors toSPURLOCK, HOKE fit CO.,

COTTON MOTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Nos.OG and 9S South CollegeStreet,

Nashville, Tcnn."Will iarnish bagging and

ties a usual at tha lowest mar-

ket price, and make liberal ad- -

.vancements upon all consign- -

menta. II D TV lit occupy our.;,ni,"r

old stand, and all consignments

will be under our own supoms- -

ion. Scpt. 21-- tf

Shaving, Ilair-Cutlin- s:w

Como itiid See

BARKERS,HAVE opened a shop on the north side

Square, in the baspmtnt of Col.J. U. Uolman's new builJing, and are pre- -pared j farmers desiring make ,airClean Razors,; own goods.

W re willing any ofJ prices for

and prompt attention custom- - jjp gjjy jfera needing shavic, cut mg, bhmn- - " u,4 'ua,w?nooning, etc. Shopmen 6 o'clock ! e ool many eonditiun, al-t- he

morning night J deducting for and damp.

iune29 o nes, thircby it the basis

TiT,r T? JTIM"it t lrt C C "tflt

ILLlLU VJU

South side qf the Publia 8ptare,

Fayetteyille, Tennessee,

IS now prepared with keen Ra-

zors, sharp Scissors, cleanCombsand Brushes, ind nice Tow-

els, To shave, cut hair or bhampoo

in t Vi a lft stvl.. and as chean as anv one.Respectful and attention always

all customers.'

LEWIS PE&H,

IK

Farcttcvillc, Tenn.m

rMIIB price of TonV-Voi- k has reJ. ducel; I am now a"iln:g plain Wed

Stones made of bst Lin'oln coun'y (irtyStone all neci-sar- IctUriig frmu

8.00 to ?15.00. Nice Head Stones in.-irf-

of best Italian Marble with and let-

tering from $12.C0 to f 10.UO. Liirsc FamilyMonuments cut ordr from f 3 to$1,000.00. Every

DESCRIPTION CF CARVHI&nnatly ciecuted. nuildii? ofall kinds furnished to order. Rlca.-.-e calland examine debins and prices.

TERMS : CASH OR j

Mayl8 tfoXon-Ileside- nt

j

III fLanCfry at f)f tttTlllf, Ifna.Eliia L. Phillips M. Pmkney D.lhillips.

February liu.es, 177.motion of by co.mirl,

I J snd appearinc; tbe satisaciion ofthe Clerk Master Toin the aI!ra(ioiis :

complainant's bill, which hat j

the defendant, I I. Phillips, isa ro:i-- ;resident of the Sia c of Ter ntste . to that '

the ordinary process of law mirnot be Ted

npon hiin. It thrt-fore- , ord'rd by thoCirrk and Master that sai I non-- r s ''dent j

fundatit appear on t tl e Cr-- I thr'e:'as of our rest Ch-'- 'cry Court ti b b.-!-

for Lincoln ounty rc tbe l.t Monday iu j

April noxt. li77, at the cmirt-- t .oms '

and pli-ad- ain t or i!enn;rto coin pbiin ant's ..vd bill, r,t the same will;be taken f r cor.rc.-sc- l and set for hearingex pane as to hirn. '

It i. furtl.tr ordered that thi- pot'c lepublished for rour coutccut.T-- j weiks n thar Al ETTEV ILLE OBkEItViB.

8- -o Cli-r- ai d iUsier.

rUWJVGittILLS.AM prorared at nr rianins Mills to'

Ja. put up

SASII,

AND MOULDING,and do all kinds Mateh;nz and Planing atshort cotioe for cash.

Willis Xcar tho Depot

Fayetteviile, Tennessee.J. B. I will have my 8AW MILL run

ning; iu a short time the creek near theDepot. W. E.TL'ULET.

22 o

Gentlemen's Sliirts!I HAVE taught Sirs. A. JOIIXSON the

rule for cutting and making

Gilbert's Improved hfrts,and she ean now make a At, and dojtood work. She has exp-ri-nce-

, havingdone a good deal of vrk for m: tl.it win-

ter. She deserved a liberal patronageA. K. JIOf:!:I.N

feb?-- 3t Slii.t-Makrr- .

Cn't b mala hv evrr sent rrry hthe tiutiiier ir iuri..ii. lut ui e

to work i: in et.il i tAttt '!.rlylit in lh-i- r i IwiliUef.Hare no room to ri plaiu am 1 "

to'l booorll. Women, kii'l b) im1 iUI awell men We mil furni.h ?'" eoui,lTtoOutStfrev. The luiue r,a) ",!" njr.thiucclM. M'm will r "t rti,farttovlar fiee. VVnl u i .lauui ,imechanic, their aul !uC'iu.-t-, aut ( tht.s-- 4

in ell ,vlry or t Iioi.ia, iiuH wrttto a and !" "U Vu tii ora t oc. atiW utb4tm d;jr irrs aCo

ra, Sfatse Ki

WOOLEN GOODS.

Gko. Arqcith. M. D. HamttosJ. U, IIOLJUN.

Asquilh, Hampton & Holraan,

raoraiETORaor

TiL,tt itiimn

U88L mMIIiLS.

at tht Jlailroad Depot,Fayetteviile, - . Tenn.

In Full Operation !

40.000 lbsTWoolWantedWc p;iy cents per

!in good at the Factory, for the nicctclean-picke- d Wool.

IT ETURNING our thanks to our putrontXV of the pat, uud soiicitinj the ptroi- -

I

i.il- -age in the future,

.we-

rapectfully. . invit the

STOCK OF GOODS,consisting of

Jeans, ia variouscolorsandpatterLSCaaeimeres, '

Flannel,Linseya,

Clankets,Skirl?,

Lauiei' tre'kl'tGtnt's liawl.j, 4c

AND STOCKINGdifferent sizes and colors. Ve will a!srk'jtp on hand

llf A AT 17' TVf 4 T) AT Ct) U U L Ll i I A It 1 U.

f nr Cf. mnA,.r.Att nric .

'ion wool and charge to customers, lut re--ceive at and return tod,pot free of charge.

As we have just now put

Two Sets of Woolen Machinery

into operation, we shall shortly le able todisplay to our customers a greater variety of

Sprin and Goodsthan ever bofore.

We have a

with j0 gut tny toTovyel., Keen

to exchange oerSharp bhcars, fabrics at cash

to wait npon j;flj COCIlIrY PrCiECChair ;

from in rcc.ivountil at i grease, burrs

placing or. or

VWAA4iJ

promptgiven to

been

with

base

to fJ.LO

BARTER,

Notice.I

couipLitantit toand in

I

fnif,

!e- -

in Fayetteviile,

D.W.CLARK,Feb.

DOORS,I3LIND3

on

un

perfect

l will-ing l

)04o4

it

Pound,

Bulmoralbluxvr

YARNS

T

Summer

fVNEW ROLL CARDand will do custom woik in the

g S' S 'Jl' '5.' Y L K, f.. . -CASH Oil TOLL.We are alao prepared t

Yarns for cn.stomrrs, from Nns. 6iA'-- 7' crfrom 8-- 12 cuts in lots of l'JO Bjs. nr nior it2-- cts. fur white, and 30 cts. for mixed.

March 13,

JKWKLRY.

0. E AnslhWatchmaker and Jeweler.

South side of Public Square in th Hintsliuibliitij.

If S MOW nTf.Mrnil frt lct .H tin-t- j r.t av.r'X in bis Iin, such as tne repairing ofevf ry description of Chronom-tf- r. Duplex,Lever, Vtr;; and Swiss Watches. Allkmdsof t,lockH and .Jewelry, promptly and rtly repaired and warranted Jan. 30.

hl-i:- n-

"COLrWBIA JEWIIA"

Heyman & hill,KEEP on hand a full stock of

WATCH LS, CLOCE8,Holland Gold Ih,

JEWELRY, MUSICAL BOXES lit-Mar 2 1372.

this papeii is ox rixr wnu

TAILORIXGJIEDUCEDI

Suits Cut Out at ?1.50! '

PANTS, 33 TWf,35 cnts; Coat,Time are hard and I

WANT 3IOKY.Ebop lt Ueor aocth of Carriajr, Wirp.

jtn. 27 3ta G. f.EKGLEMlX.