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Franklin County Directory
IIUu0r and aldermen.

IfUU0r and aldermen.
Dr.. Lewis Metcalf. Mayor. Madison
Potter and j. W. McCutcheon. Aldermen
i,,ward; b. L. Buckley and W. Ransom,
d ward: {. c. Garner, ST., and J. b. F'itz-
pqtrick. 81 ward; Geo. Lefeber and 7. j
Jackson. 4th Ward. VIM. Vaughn, Con-
stable.
8ft Judici0t Circuit.
Circuit Court for Franklin county held
m fourth Mondays Of March. July and
November. Hon. ". +. Ilickerson, presi-
linz JUDGE. T. j. Jackson Clcrk-Oiiicc
in courthouse.
81 Chanccry DiuisiOn.
Chancery Court for Franklin county held
IN the Fourth Mondays in June and jan
uary, lion. q. NJ Tillman. presiding
Chancellor. II. Il. Estill. Clerk a Master
Office on east corner Public Square.
County Court.
Held on LIST Monday Of each month,
Honorable John W. Williams. Judge.
John G.. Enochs. Clerk. and ). L. Enochs,
Deputy. Office in Courthouse.
Quarterly Court held LIST Mondays OF
January, April. July fnd October.
justices Of the Peace.
John W. williams. Office at his Saddle
Shop. southwest side Public Square.
Offices ofJustire Finch and Justice Pry-
or in the row of brick Offices opposite
Home journal Office.
county Register.
J. J. Martin, Register. Office, south
corner Public Square.
county Trustee.
VIM. Il. Francis, Jr.. Trustee. Can be
found at lobe Turncy's Law Office.
Idc Collector.
JnO G Hannah, Tax Collector. Office
with County Court Clerk.
County Surveyor.
Col. +. II. Estill. Residence across
hollinE Fork, on street or road leading to
Decherd.
Sheriff.
d.. Martin, Sheriff. Office at Brazel-
tons corner. ThOs. Ii. Finch. John Kin
bingham and Alex. SilvertoOth, Deputies.
Coroner.
Nath Frizzcll, Jr., Coroner. Residence
Oh Elk River.
Ranger.
John I. Slater, Ranger. Office on Main
street,
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Fooled by q Little Girl.

Several days ago man, giving his
name as John W. Mitchell, called up.
on Justice Jecko and requested his i'm
mediate attendance in his official ca
pacity at the Olive Street Hotel. The
gocd-looking Justice started or post
haste, and, being introduced to the
bride, found that she was q mere child,
not more than .thirtcen or fourteen
years Of age. Her name, she said, was
Maria F. Casey, here residence Gin
ton county, Illinois. She had elopcd
with Mitchell, with the deliberate in
tention Of marriage, which she desired
performed as speedily as possible.
The usually urbane Justice refused to
act the parson in such on immiEently
immature case. Mitchell, however,
was not to be thwartcd in his plans,
and called upon Justice Lawrence to
do up the little job. Meanwhile the
girl very shrcwdly came to her lovers
relief by darkening the room, ard up
on the arrival of the Squire placed her
self upon a stool, so that sue looked
fully as tall and great deal prcttier
than the nervous bridegroom. Tic
unsophistcated Justice was fairly
caught in loves trap, and speedily
launched the pair into the turbid and
squally sea Of matrimony.-[St Louis
DEMOCRAT.
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THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
BRAVE LOVE.
BY MARY KYLE DALLAS,

He'd nothing but his violin,
Id nothing but my song,
But we were wed when skies were blue
And summer days were long;
And when we rested by the hedge,
The robins came and told
How they had dared to WOO and win
When early spring was cold.
We sometimes supped on dew-berries,
Or slept among the ay,
But oft the farmers wives at eve
Came out to hear lis play
The rare old tunes, the dear old tunes.
We could not starve for long,
While my man had his violin,
And my sweet love song.
The world has aye gone well with us,
Old man, since we were one;
Our homeless wandering down the lanes
1t long ago was done;
But those WHO wait for gold or gear,
For houses and for kline,
Till youths sweet spring grows brown an
scre,
And love and beauty tine,
Will never know the Joy of hearts
That met without a tear,
When you had but your violin,
And a song, my dear.
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5 NUMBER "a
receiving, it IL like swapping skim
milk for milk that haz bin skinned.

receiving, it IL like swapping skim,
milk for milk that haz bin skinned.
"Nercary."--"Owe for q lodge in
sum vast Wilderness" waz the private
opinyun of Mr.. Cowpor, one oy The
very few men WIN hay lived yet, whu
waz pure enuil tew monopollze woods
without emmy company but his soul
and the God whu made it. Most pco'
pie holler for solitude without thinking
That it IL a thickly settled place, full ov
memorys Solitude IL the last place
for good man tew 60 to, and the on
ly place that wicked man k'n't live
in. Even wild beasts don't like soil
tude, and Inv tew see the smoke ov q
rhimbly. Solitude, in small doses, IL
a~l well enuh, but 2j miles square Oy
il would make most men cithera coun-
terfei,er or boss thief.
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Isici,cs.

The man with good, firm health is
rich.
So is the man with o clear con.
science.
So is the editor ola good paper, with
u big subscription list that is paid.
SO is the clergyman whose coat The
little children Of the Parish pluck as he
passed them ut theirplay.
So is the wife who has the whole
heart ola good husband
So is tAe maiden whose horizon is
not bounded by the "comingsman,' but
who has purpose in lie whether she
ever met him or not.
So is the young man who, laying:his
hand on his heart, can say, II have
treated every woman J. ever saw as !
should wish my sister treated by Other
men"
SO is the little child who goes to
sleep with kiss on It's lips, and fol
whose waking Il blessing waits.
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Old Margery's Prophecy.

81 don't want to hear word of
your nonsense" said Frederick Lovel,
drawing her pretty, slight figure up to
its full height, to old Margery Lane,
who foretold that she would stand face
to face with death before the stars
came out that night. Frederick had
always treated the poor haushtily and
unkindly.
That afternoon Frederick took her
chum, Mary White, off to wild spot
TO sketch, instead Of waiting to vel
come her lover, Charles Alroyd, who
vas coming to the seaside that evening
1t uqs a wild and lonely spot, shut in
by cavernous canopy OF gray, sol
emn Gifted rocks, made musical by
the rush and roar Of contcnding tides,
so isolated and grand that Mary
White almost shuddered as she stood
within its solemn sanctuary.
ooh, Freddie, aren't you afraid7"
And Mary White was ashamed to
sNy more
The girls, getting engaged in their
sketching, soon forgot all the external
surroundings of Nature, and it was not
until the sun. coyly hiding away be-
hind red and golden bars Of cloud,
withdrew the radiant element Of color
from their models, that Mary White
rose and shook out her draperies.
"Why, Freddie, it must be long past
tea timer
"Of course it u.s." said Freddie, me.
chanically. "Just one touch more.
There! Ireally do think have done
splendid afternoons work"
"But, Freddie" and Mary White
drew nearer Involuntary to her com
panion, "the water is running in from,
of the rocks"
"Nothing on earth but the tide
said Miss Lovel, carelessly. I'm moi
afraid of wetting tho soles Of my feet. v
She 1850 and advanced toward the
door of the miniature cavern; yet even
upon her dauntless check the roses
grew pale as she realized the true hor.
rors of their situation.
The waters, rising faster than she
had deemed possible, had shut them
in; their coffin q narrow bar Of sand
walled by steep masses of rock; theil
sepulchre the thunderous pillows which
broke with threatening sound agains,
the feet Of the ancient cliffs. Retrea,
was impossible; the water was alread,
knee.deep over the path they mus
cross, and rising with fearful velocity
and the very nature Of their retreat
forbade all possibility Of communities
ton with the outer world!
Mary White chung. pale and fearful
to Frederica's arm.
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a Michigan man, who, some time
since, separated from his wife after
several years Of married life, recently
advertised. under an assumed name,
for wife, and as it happened, the so.
man answered the advertisement. Let.
tiers passed, and finally they met, with
mutual surprise. But all ended happi-
~, as they resolved to forget the past,
and try it again, determined 10 be bap-
pv together.
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send bill.n Patcut medicine manufactu-
rcrs must pay according to published rates
and in no Instance will their special no
tires be published except at 70 cents per
line for each insertion -,
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heu.rlrss to take advertisements for US at
les, than the above rates. POSITIVELY NO
CREDIT. or BARTER.
rI3- Advertisements for all charitabl.
PURPOSES charged at regular rates. Here
tofore newspaper men have been expected
to contribute in proportion to the public.
and thun if they charged for their work, 1t
was looked upon rs cXtortion AS well
ak merchant to give money and charge
nothing Tor his goods.
,sy~ All communications to advance the
interests OF any individual. or corporate
p0dy. must be paid for as advertisements.
We shall determine for ourselves what is
for the public benefit, and what ought to
go in ourcOIumnS.
..3 Obituaries will be charged for at adj
vertsing rates.
job U'Orh.
We are prepared to execute, in the very
tcatc,t style. all kinds of Job Work. Our
material il all new. and selected by us in
person. An experience Of fifteen years as
Practical printers, and a pride in Our bust
ness. j. Il guarantee that customers Will be
pleased. We consider neat work an ad-
yUltiscment Of our business.
or NOHpareU JOB Press
is unsurpassed for the execution of Card
and other Job Printing. in all colors.
C@% We keep on hand good stock OF
stationery. such as Cards, of all sizes. colors
md patterns. Flat-Cap, Foolscap, Letter.
md Note Paper. Mourning Paper, DC.
Nrddng Tickets and Visiting Cards pin
he'd in the fastest style. Pamphlets, PRO
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A couple of church members of Gin
cinnati got into a wransle over ones
daughter, whom the other came court
ing. Papa threatened castiga,ion.
Courtist said il so, lie would be turned
out Of the church. Pap went to ask
the elders whether he should kick lover
or not, and when he came hack lover
was his son- Jaw. and impudcail'
shouted scheckmate" down the 1all,
stairv.
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Freddie! Freddie!" she gasped,
breathlessly, "What shall we do: ~

oAS"'hN"oiJ3 "Hoo o'ioii W. Wv
And Frederick gathered the slight
trembling creature to her breast, feel
ing that she was responsible for the
early doom darkening over that bright
young head,
For in one instant it all came to
her: the awful awaiting-thc death
wrapping them round with cleaning
chrysolite arms, the moment Of mortal
agony--the end Of all And Charles
Alroyd-him whom she had evadcd
with such eirlsh coquctry, little think
ing that she should never look upon
him more!
"Mary," she whispered, "Mary, we
can at least kncel down and pray. Oh.
Mary, darling. God is as near to US
here as if we lay among our downy pill.
lows at home"
AS the two young girls sank down
among the white. fringy groupings Of
the foam at thcr feet, Fredelica's eyes
fixed wistfully upon the heavens, saw
the silver lance Of the Evening Star
shining through the purple, far oil
haze
Before the stars were thick in yon-
der heavens she should stand face to
face with death" 1t oil flashed over
her memory now!
"Closer to me, Mary, closer; so,
your arms about my neck, and your
head upon my shoulder. You mustn't
be afraid, dear Mary, it's just like fall
ing asleep. I have heard, score Of
times"
clark" Mary raised her cold fin,
gers. II hear the sound of oars !"
Darling, it is only the echo of the
waves against the hollow rocks''
"But voice! Oh, l am sure / heard
avoice!" walled poor Mary.
NAY, dearest" soothed Frederick.
with her upturned face as pure aud
pale as an angels own, "it could be
no voice sounding from the confines OF
this world. l can't remember N,
prayers, Mary, darling; can Only say,
God be merciful to me q sinner! Oh,
Mary, say the same!'
And when the little boat, with old
Margery Lane sitting at the helm, and
her swart-browed son pulling Justify At
the oars, came rocking round the
curve, the two girls were past all con
seriousness, still clnging to the highest
spot, where the salt spray had already
begun to sprinkle their white faces, as
it broke!
Saved-savcd at last Haitian hour
nay, fifteen minutes, more, aud il
would have been too late! Oid Mar
gerry, the unconscious instrument OF
their rescue had been just in time
And the first face that Fledcrica
Lovel saw, as her soul driGted ha;k ny
on the boundlcss shores of life, was
that Of the old fortunc.tcIl2r.
"Did not l say trueY' crooncd the
old woman. half defiant, halt carcssing.
as she met the gaze Of Frederca's eyes
"You have stood face to face with
Death, but he has not conquered your
brave young life"
And Frederick Lovcl never again
spoke . harsh word to Gods poor and
desolate, whom He has set in our path
way to prove and try us upon the j ,ur-
ney that we sill must tread, 1t might
have been . prophecy-it might have
been mere chance; but Frederick could
not disregard the lesson she had
learned New York Ledger.
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CoNsCIESCE.--To he satisfied with
the acquittal of the world though ac-
companied with the condemnation OF
conscience, this is the mark of little
mind; but it requires mind vi no
common stamp to be satisfied with its
Opn acquittal, and to despi8c the con-
domination OF the wOrd.--C Colon.
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Persons who prefer stale bread can
have their tastes gratiled by sending
to Pompeii, where they have loaves
which were baked over eighteen hun
dred years ago.
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Fresh butleriDilk is the favorite bev
erage al one of the most fasliionaLl,
bais at Elmira, New York.
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rn cOl,HESpONDENTS.

,or,tirr can he taken of Anonymous COmmunica
" Hans WhatcyGris intended for insertion in
yhr Iome Journal, must be authenticated by
r.gayiiy iur publication. but rs Il guarantee for
GOOD ftitn and responsibility.
All 7r,npss letters for this office should be ad
y" irp.srA 10 The Home Journal, p" w inchester-
Al Communications tor publication must be writ.
fen ON one side Of the page, and with all other
natter, connected with the editorial depart
men should be addressed; Editor of The Home
,lour.al Winchester. Tenn.
vcrInu0t, rs 4 rule. undertake to return articles
nal found suitable for publication.
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The New York H,ral has IN article
about "How our population increas-
es.' That is entirely graluitou,
work on INC part o. tho H,r4lh. since
most ad1lt leog,a understand the VA
ture of the subject.
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Church Directory.
tHm 5er{0nL Presb ufepi0M CHurr

cumberland Presbyterian Church.
:, lev. VI. II. Bone. Pastor. Services every
ccanSatil, at l0lI A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath
,gn9Ci IA. NJ. Prayer meeting JPN. eve
y Friday night.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev, J. r. Thompson, Pastor. Services
IrI! sabbath at lO1. A. NJ. and 7P. NJ {.
"ooath School. "a. II. Prayer meeting
I'm, every Wednesday night.
baptist Church.
5, rrayer meeting p. VI. every Wednes-
-! night. Sunday School "a. NJ. This
t ,. mas no pastor at present, and there
"'e services are irregular.
Episcopal Church.
:. 1Srvices at the Sewanee Institute every
IliIg ~ morning. at 1OIS o'clock, by Rev.
:. sneed. Sabbath School 0 A. ~.
Union mon Lodge No. 10, I. O. 0. F.
cl meets every Thursday night, over NJ. Z
W.. W. Newman, Noble Grand; n. II.
Tar.ln. Vice Grand; Peter Waldman.
cc'eas''rer; George Ieieber, Secretary; ".
r. "'u'ne' Permanent Secretary.
cumberland 1!b Ledge, F. A. NJ.
Tie ,' pn,, on on the LIST Monday night before
run Moon in each month.
"a. Villains. v. NJ; Cal. Blair. 8. w:
IIrv Lfnahan. j. W.; IT. Merritt. Secre-
y.r,i,. 'ohn Vaughan. Treasurer; william
Qau,nn:: >. d.: Isaac Caldwell. J. d.; j.
''a'n' James ]. Enocb. Tyler.
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A negro woman in Pike comfy. Al
;Siami, gave birth to six children a
one birth.
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The Josh Billings Papers.
JOSH REPLIES.

IINtHtbI Nv tAlS Say my, Su!h io't oOiN
Gus probably, who waz too lazy to
keepa boss and Wagon.
"IerdinGnd"-''AIan wants but lit
tie here hello, nor wants that little
long" IL libel, man rants everything
he can see, or bear cv, and never is
willing to let go ov bis grab, When
ever w find a man WIN is thoroughly
satisfied with what he has got, yu will
find citller an idcot, or. one whu haz
tried hard to get sum more, aud
coulln't DO il. The older q mau
grows, the more wantful he beknms,
and az hiz hold on Life slackens, hiz
pinch on dollar grows arippy,
"NorcuS. '---.'If a man asks for bred,
will yu Civ him q stun IL n bible
question, and il fair one. | hav
knone folks III civ bred that waz sto-
ney, This il AZ near az kan answer
The question now.
'e'''' lie mat pNVS sm"'I val
lie on lliz services, issues proposals tn
The lowest bidder. When yu make o
request oV oIVinc lroV'uence' II IL OeS'
tn be modest, if yu expect tn git what
yu ask for, but there u SO little mod
'S| II Tue "orlo' oe'Wee'' III '"' 'H"'
""e' VIC cum "cFoSV H. we H''Hl""o =,
'or i2"orahce' or i'hhecIi''Y' ~ WIN
one" see niue boys Ne'c'''"S Mes IN
h'l'"S '"e"' J09I LOT luz, nu' Su con
see '"''N Ne'cn h9rNe'9 JUST lor Jun
lue sung IA 'le hornet t"i IS "hal
N!'Ie5 nun fcSpelA'"oiP'
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'0St tI'n'' 'n&ra'ItIoc " one ov them
crimes u!at every uoddE SUCKS up therr
noses ~, II Ia the "nSt insult we kan
GIVE or receive 1t tets 4 man drop
down ''io '0e lever oT'Acd Hm brN'eS'
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THE SMACK IN SCHOOL.

district school not far away
Mid Berkshire hills, one winters d,y.
Was humming with its wonted noise
OF thrccscorc mingled girls and boys;
some few upon their task intent.
But more on furtivc mischief bent,
The while the masters downward look
Was fastened on copy book;
When suddenly, behind his back.
Rose sharp and clear rousing SMACK!
~ 'twere 4 battery of bliss
set oil in one tremendous kis,,
What's that:" the startled master erica.
"fliat thir,' little imp replies.
.'Nath William Willith, if you pleatb--
| thaw him kith Thuthannah Pea,hew
" It'll frown to make statue thrill.
Tie master Numbered, "lIithcr, willw
Like wretch o'crtaken in his track,
with stolen chattels on his back.
VIII hung his head in fear and shame,
And to the awful presence came
great. green. bashlul simpleton.
The butt OF all gooi-naturcd fun
With smile suppressed and birch appraised,
The thrcatener filtered-"l'm amazed
That You. my biggest pupil. should
| Be guilty OF an aet 30 rude!
Before the whole Set school to boot
What evil genius put you to't."
Twas she herself sir" sobbed the lad.
Il didn't mean to be so bad
But when Susanah shook her curls
And whispered was 'fraid Of girle
And dursn't Kiss baby's doll,
| couldn't stand 1t. sir, at all,
But up and kissed Der on tho spoti
| know-bco hoo-l ought to not,
nt somehow from her looks bee hco-
Thought she kini o wiAl4ed pc ~
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Advertisements not marked with the
,nn,hcr of insertions desired, will be con-
Timed till forbidden and charged accord
advertisements in local column twenty
eva cent. urr line each Insertion.
Transient advertisements mus. be paid
f,r in advance.
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Advertisements inserted at 81 so per
sonnre OF ten lines (brevier size.) first in
sseerror. and rs cents for each subsequent
in.rrlinn.
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THE COURSE or TRUE love

II any person ehter'ains tue ldc
that J0hns0nvillc is Il ono-horse town
and behind the times in the sensation
Of the day, they aro as much mistakel
as if they had shot their grandmolhe
for kangaroo. Johnsonville is up {,
snuff, and can now be ranked alon,
side OF Chicago or any other Of til
Northern sensation cities. They hav,
had an e!opcmont, and terrible ha
been the excitement thereof. III,
facts. rs reported to US by the "hnow
lug oncs,' are
ABOUT TIIUSLY.
The railroad section foreman at tina
place, 8 young man of prcposScSsin!
appearance aud "p,rsUaSive' ways, he
came enamorcd Of the fair daughter o
II JOlnsonvilla merchant, over whcs'
brow but fourteen summers had shct
their lustrc, and the fifteenth budding
Tho damscl ardeutly reciprocated, In
the old adagc, that "truc love nvyCI
runs smooth etc, was herc.aeain Yer
fed. Refractory pgrcnts douhle bar
relied shot guns, and things, were op
posed TO the match, gYd were obsla
rlcs of no small moment. hut that "al
power),lloyc," which Lids defiance {,
bars and bolts. cnd Ior>,s AMI KEYS. wa;
mostcror thc situo,ion. .ni carried IN,
dov oocinst an onnosi,inp Tho frs,
or ,,e, wool. tto ,.,ova harm" n0;ria
norkrd his trunk with hisop1 her wear
inc, o,,r.roI o,l etor,ol osLoo,oop,,
o,I r.. ,,;.;t IN III, h,,,o :, ,i;11,,
Tan o.soo ia omit. ro,, o,,.t ,,v,
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ANN 49, w. ''' '''''''''A
IL was V"o Gays ne'orc S1e coui'
n,ron,s hu- finally on Thnrs1ov oven
i,y un1or thc nr,,onco If ooir, tc
watch with click ncio,,hor, ,ho n,,p.
ooo1 ~ io;, ho. lovor o,l in I,ss finn,
.,,,.n II ,,los T., write ,b;a ,l,ov vcr,
i,i,od;n tho hal, I,o,d.. or mat ,imon,
.hv n Woyrriv divine. who had been
nr,yilcl for the ocopsion staudip,
nnon ,hc railroad ,rarl. shaded Inv th,
dark woods ON either side with opI,
,ba c,nonv Of hravcp for coycriro
and the twiukllnr stars Yinkipc assent
TO their union. The outraged male
..pali,Dt' rot wind Of the affair some
cay, and when the 10 $50 up train pass
ed .Johnsonv!lc. with which the groom
had made arrangements to take them
aboard at their TRUSTING place, he, with
A double larrelcd shot gun, swcaliu-
death. damnation aud vengeance dire
unon fine corDorenl body OF his daugh
tcrs abductor, mounted the train and
started on
"TuE WAR PATH"
In The meantime some friend had
preceded tie train and notified the par.
tfcs Of tbc rrco, dancers t',at lpsr,
Thorn and ,br result was. u,e train wa.
,ot .i,ro,o1 tho crrc, lIool thi,.ty
ooricpt did not shoo, ANYBODY. and af
tor crri,,nss soorch At Wuyorly where
la ov,o.,ol to fnd tLc runqways. he
rn,Jtoh;s h,nororr,u.snl = s,l.
ia, e ro+ visor man with lis ;c
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-28

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