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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-26
Chancery Sales
For February, 1871.
Land for Sale.

A"'~ W. cSeOs g.
VIM. NJ. Russey, vs.. b. +. Russey.
VIM. NJ. Russey, VS.. T.. f. Russey and l.
Ii. Clements.
G. +. Robertson. ct. ais, Vi. b. +. Russey
j. M. Russey, vs.. B. +. Russey.
BY virtue of u decree of the Chancery
Court ut Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
In the above causes, at the November term
1870, | will. on Monday, the 9th day o.
February, 1871, offer for sale to the high
est bidder, ut the Courthouse door IN
Winchester, the tract of land described IN
the pleadings in the above causes, con
tanning loo acres, In District NO. l, Frank
lin county, Tenn, on the following terms
to-wit: The sum of thirteen hundred dol
lars to be paid in cash on day Of sale, and
the balance in equal installments--thc Isl
to be due May II, 1871 the I'd, May II
1872; the 81, May II, 1873, and the lth and
las installment to be due May IL, 1874.
Notes with approved security will be
required, and a lien retained until thC
purchase money is paid.
II. II. EsTILL, G. & NJ.
Jan5tds 8 25
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Newspaper w Circular Advertise
ing.

The following ideas of q cores
pondcnt Of the Tribune about adver
Using are so correct that they deserv,
to be disseminated. To one who
knows, it is surprising how little faitt
there still is in the value Of newspaper
advertising; and still more surpris
ing that it is still claimed that circu.
lars are moro valuable than newspapers
when the experience of all who hay,
most thoroughly tried both methods
has satisfied them that circulars rare.
~ initiate n business transaction OF
any great magnitude. while the ex-
pense OF printing often exceeds that
OF advertising in the most valuable
mediums offered by newspapers. AL.
low me to cite a case:
While in charge of advertising of
a Broadway house, l caused the in.
sertion Of lengthy announcement in
all the editions of the Tribune, at a
cost OF $500, and was closely ques-
toned by my employer as to the wis
dom OF so large al expenditure in one
newspaper. He thought me unrea,
sonbly %extrayagant, and would not be
satisfied until ] sho we'd him by actual
figures that the mere cost of paper
and printing the ordinary circulars we
were then using ESTIMATING for as ma,
ny circulars as / knew there were
Tribunes printed fully equaled the
sum had paid. Thus it will be seen
thatif had expended 5000 ia clreu
lars l must still have been at an addi-
tional expense to have distributed
them.
Whether taking into consideration
that, whatever method l might adopt,
/ could not distribute the circulars as
promptly or as thoroughly as the
newspapers would disseminate my
advertisement. Many business man
is afraid of the expense of advertising,
and yet will pay high rents for a prom
inent store to exhibit his wares and
put up expensive signs, and seems not
to know that both are expensive meth
DDS of advertising. The instances Of
men whe have made fortunes by ad-
vertising are too numerous to question;
but how have they done it? BY ex-
,rcising good judgment; by knowing
now, where and when to adj vertise.
l venture the opinion that every
person experienced in advertising
will bear me out in saying the bust
less man who controls the sale of an
that supplies an actual want,
lced not fear to invest largely in adj
,ertising, if he does it with Intelligent
act and discrimination. Under prop
II circumstances, lie can not fail of
ealiz ing a fortune
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In Circuit Court at Winchester.
p. j. Justin VS. Valentine Deln and Cath
crime Dehn.

p. j. Justin VS. Valentine Dehn and Cath
crime Dehn.
On motion of plaintiff, and it app .aring
to the satisfaction Oftlie Court, That on the
18th day of November, 1869, a Judgment
was rendered by G. w. Bowling. a Justice
of the Peace for the county Of Franklin,
and State of Tennessee, in favor of plain
tiff, p. j. Justin. and against Valentine
Deiln, for the sum of fOrty-nine dollars
and ninety-three cents, debt, and eight
dollars and FIVE cents cost Of suit; on said
Judgment an execution was issued by said
q. W. Bowling. J.. p. against said valcn-
tine Dehn, principal. ami Catherine Del!n,
stayor of execution, ON the 18th day of Ju-
", 1870, and levied on a tract of land be-
longing to said Catherine Dehn, lying in
Franklin county, Tenn, civil district No.
5. containing. 2l7 acres. Said judgment
and execution returned to the July Term.
1870. of the Circuit Court of said county
for condemnation.
And it further appearing to the Court
that since the rendition of said Judgment.
and issuance and levy of said execution.
Catherine Delin. one of the defendants. has
departed thi- lie, leaving John Dchn. JO-
seph Dehn, Henry Dehn, PhilOmina Deln.
and Louisa Dehn. heirs ut law OF sab,
Catherine, all of whOmar non-rcsldents
of the State oil Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made in the. Home Journal. . newspa-
per published in the town Of Winchester,
Tenn. :, for four successive weeks, com
handing the aforesaid nonresident heirs
of Catherine Dehn, decd, to appear before
our next Circuit Court, to be held for the
county of franklin, at the Courthouse
in the town OF Winchester, on the 18th
Monday in March, 1871, to show cause why
the aforesaid judgment should not be re-
vived against them, and satisfaction mad
out of the lands above mentioned.
Of January. 1871.
T. J. JACKSON, Clerk.
Janl2-4t 81 80
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A difficulty between two Of our most
prominent citizens, and which came
near resulting fatally to one or both of
them, caused considerable commotion
on the street last Saturday afternoon.
The affair was unfortunate, but we
are pleased to state that no one was
injured. "Perfection is not the lot OF
~hulsanity," and while We remember
that ait is human to err" we should
always manifest a readiness to acknowl-
edge our faults and forgive those that
have done us wrong.
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q, s. Revenue Sale Notice!

On Saturday, February 18th. ISL, l Will
offer for sale, to the highest bidder. at the
Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn- all
the interests that b. +. McGehec owns in
the following described tract of land:
Said land is situated in Civil District
No. 1. Franklin county, Tenn. about e
mile west Of Winchester. The premises
are now occupied by Hiram Boyle. ESD
and are bounded as follows: On the west
by the lands of Capt. b. +. Dufield AMI
others; on the north by the lands of Geo q.
w. Hunt and others; on the east by the
lands of VIM. McMurray; and on the
south by the lands of j. c. LOoney and
others.
Said lands will be sold to satisfy a U. s.
Warrant of Destraint for S223.S0. besides
PENALTIES, costs and interests. Sale within
legal hours. r urNs
Collector 4th Dist. Tennessee.
Per WIN. g. KRUME, Dep. Col.
Ian. 26-3ts
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Land for Sale.
impson. vs.. Iucy Stlflord.

A. ]. Simpson, VS.. Lucy Stafford.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Chancery
Court. at Winchester, pronounced at the
November Term, 1870, in the above cause.
l will, on Monday, the 9th day of Fcbrma-
ry, 1871. offer for sale to the highest biu-
der, for cash, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, One-half interest in the tract
of land described in the ~pleadings in the
above cause, and upon which said Lucy
Stafford now resides.
Ii. r.. EsTILL, G. q NJ.
Jams 5 GO
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LOCAL.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1871.
Mail Arrangement.
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
General Mail, per Nashville & Chatta.
nooga Railroad. 800 ?. NJ:
now TTaay,ttcyille Mail, per Winchester q Al
albania Railroad, 7.0OA.M NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Fayetteville Mail. per Winchester Il Al
obamia Railroad. 2.35 z: NJ,
apr"marNl Mail. pev Nashville d Chatta-
roopn Railroad, Gao A.. NJ:
Tppastoiiicc (South-east side Square open
LING business hours, and on Sundays
ifS Nancy orders sold, which is the most
sof, convenient and cheapest way to remit
8 nall sums ofmoney.
Box-rent and newspaper hostages are
Inc and payable quarterly In advance.
NJ. G. WHIPPLE, =. NJ.
Winchester, Tenn. Dec st, 1862
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, at the residence Of the
brides parents, by the Rev. Granville
Lipscomb, Mr.. w. c. R%ALLsTON (foImerly
of Plymouth, Richland county. Ohio.) to
Miss CYNTHIA GILLESPIE, all of Franklin
county,
On the 18th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, by the Rev. Granville Lips
comb. Mr.. W. j. GILLESPIE. of Franklin
county, Tenn. to Miss JULIA RALLsTON.
formerly of Plymouth, Richland county,
0hiO
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In Chancery nj Winchester.
+. Crisman, adm'x, and T. C. Murrell, vs.
j. w. GillesDie,

L. Crisman, adm'x, and T. C. Murrell, "
j.. w. Gillespie.
Upon motion, and it appearing to tn;
Clerk and Master from the bill which il
sworn to that deiendantJ j. W. Gillespie
is a nonresident of the State OF Ten.
nessee, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him,
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in tn,
Home journal, published in Winchester
Tennessee, requiring said non-residcnl
defendant to appear before the Clerk ant
Master OH or before the fourth Monday ir
January 1871. and plead, answer or denln
to co~mplainant's bill, or the same will Dt
taken tor confessed and set for hearing eX
purte as to him. Witness my hand III
office, Jan. 10, 1871. Ii. II. EsTILL,
janl24w CLERK and Master
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Eouine Remedies A No. /.

The entertainment given by Mr.. FL
lott, of Nashville, at the Methodist
Church, last Thursday night, was we'll
attended and gave general satisfaction.
The Stereopticon was a novelty to us,
and we considered the time p~rofltably
spent in witnessing it.
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Notice to Creditors.

Sarah 9. Newman, admir-, VS.. NanNie ans
Il. W.. Newman.
1t is hereby ordered that publication b,
made for four consecutive weeks in TIL,
Home Journal, 4 newspaper published ii
Winchester, Tenn, that all persons having
demands against the estate of L. W
Newman, decd, exhibit their claims anC
make themselves parties hereto. and fill,
the same with the Clerk 4 Master, duly
authenticated, Oh the 4th Monday in june
1871, or the same will be barred.
Ii. II. ESTlLl, G. d u.
Jan. u At
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We take this occasion to %congratu-
late the County of Franklin upon its
possession of three such clerks as
Messrs. Estill, Jackson, and Arledge.
These gentlemen discharge their duties
with the utmost fidelity, and it gives US
pleasure to bear testimony to their
merit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-26

The Coal MINERs' STRIKE.-Iht
Nashville Banner SAYS: "Colonel A.. 5
Ctlyar arrived here yesterday from the
Sewanee Coal Mines. He says that the
convicts and all the old miners, except
ing the leaders Of the strike, who were
prevented by the company, have gone
to work in good earnest, and arc turn
Ing out daily q large amount Of coai.
The conyicts are we'll satisfied with the
work, and have been digging fifty bush
els day each. Two hundred labor
ers are nov employed In the mines.
The company will. hereafter, be able
to ship thirty car loads Of coal TO
Nashville daily. Twenty car loads
we're brought here yesterday"
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SoshvilIe & Chattanooga and n
N" "a n. w. Railroads.
TRAINS SOUTH.

,,ov PASSENGER Train leaves Nashville
oao \. Nj; arrives at Decherd 2.l5P. NJ;
ipyrs $50 p. NJ. Arrives at Chattanooga
ax.i ly Passenger Train leaves Nashville
A.: arrives ut and leaves DeclIerd
IIiIop,M. Arrives at Chattanooga 4.30 A.
NJ. DAILY
TRAINS NORTH.
nav Passenger Train leaves C~hattanoo-
.ogoih 4. NJ; arrives at Declierd S.25 A. NJ 4;
fhSaycs $40 A NJ. Arrives in Nashville at
tS Tiolt Passenger Train leaves Chatta-
sto 800 P. Nj; arrives at and leaves
nTrcl,erd u 20 A. NJ. Arrives In Nashville
a 5.Uo 4. N. (Daily)
Roth trains connect at Chattanooga for
,iianta and all principal cities South.
Passengers for all points In the East
rast tennessee and Virginia, make direct
n"nnrrtion by taking the train that passes
Orrherd ut LAO p. NJ.
Passenger going West make connection
vi,h The Nashville. Is Northwestern Rail-
roaI iat Nashville,) for st. Louis, Kansas
rim. and all points West and Northwest.
Trains leave Nashville ria Nashville "
Northwestern Railroad at 9.l5 A. NJ. ana
1W0 Pm. 600 Trains runs daily.
WV j. W. THOMAS,
Gen'l Sup't. f..
w i. OAKLEY, G. p. g. I. Ag't.
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We were in the Office of +. +, Ked
field u Co., while their evening maj
was hc1ng opened, and noticed orders
to them for goods from South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
and Tennessee; and one from Nebras
ka Territory. Pretty good for Jasper
-Jasper Tenn Sun.
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The FAsuIoNs.-In New York City
misses and very young girls wear theiI
, hair in two long braids, which are gen
orally tied together with a ribbon
Little children have their hair combed
smoothly back from the forehead and
tied with a bow of ribbon, or else it is
worn crimped and flowing; or it is
arranged in large curls, which is the
prettiest arrangement for childhood.
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HOteI
Corner Of Cedar and Cherry Streets, (near
the Public Square,)
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Tie Proprietor of this House L. deter
mined that it shall not be- surpassed I'm fare
aud accommodations by any Hotel in the
-ountry.
Mrs Fulghum gives her special attention
o tiic Culinary Department.
j. G. FUtGliuM, Proprietor.
JosBPH LAPRADE and +. VI. CRAWFORD.
Clerks.
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Nature assisted by Equine Powders

How TO Do IT.-For the benefit o
those unfortunates in this community
who cannot find words to express them
selves upon the subject which lies
nearest their hearts, We submit the fol
lowing colloquy between a Quaker and
aQuakeress:
"Hum-yea, and verify, Penelope
the spirit urgeth and moveth me won
derful TO beseech thee to cleave uato
me, nesh of my flesh, and bone of my
bone" So
"Hum-truly, Obediah, thou hast
wisely said lnasmuch as it is written
that it is not good for man to be alone
10! will sojourn with thee
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THING NEW i!
A Marble Yard near Mann's
Ford, 7 miles west OF
Winchester !!

Here Is the place to get stone worh done
cheap. The undersigned has erected Il Mil
to saw Marble. and viii MI all orders for
work at lor. notice. The finest and hest
quality olTcnnessce Marble, such rs I!ou-
tmentS, T~omhstoncs, Table and Counter
Tops. in fActail sorts OF stone work done
i'll neat and plain style, and cheaper than
the cheapest. lOr further information
and particulars, address
W. &. KITCHENS,
~july2l-Gm Winchester, Tenn,
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Delinquent Tax Payers.

Are hereby notified that IL their taxe-
are not paid In ten days from this date. ]
will proceed to collect them rs the Law di-
reefs This Is the only alternative len
me, and, therefore has the right to conf
plain. JOHN G.. HANNAH.
January 1921 Tax Cole tor.
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T. F. Redfeld d Co. have made q
reduction in their price list, and u
readers would do well to notice the
change in their entire column adver-
tiscment.
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Nashville Weekly Banner,
Tor 1871.
Tor 1871.

CUBSCPlBE to Il tirst-class Family "
- ricultural. Commercial. Political and
News Weekly At the Capital ct yodr state.
Forty columns Of fresh matter every week.
An Agricultural Editor secured for ISL.
Most reliable Commercial advertiser H. the
State. Splendid premium offered To thoS"
without it.; its market quotations are in
dispcnsable to the Country Merchant. 1t
should be read in every household.
Send for list of premiums. and forward
Clubs to ROBERTS PlRNlS.
dec Is Nashville, Tenn
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The Murlreesboro News says the
nopulation of Rutherford county is
1850: 1914 farms, 4,447 dwellings,
and Sc productive establishments The
nonulation of Murfreesboro is 1852.
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Mr.. NJ. Oswald, who rented the house
formerly occupied by MIR. Hunter
wants EIGHT OF ten boarders, gentlemen
urcrerrod. Terms moderate.
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County Court of Franklin Go,
C. A. Hunt and Wife, ct. ais. vs Il. y
Mann and Wife, ct. ais.
Petition TO sell land

Petition to sell llnd.l
In this cause. on motion. ana II appear
in. To the Clerk. from the Bill. which i
sworn to. that Dahncy Lipscomh. Francis
Vanzant. Garland LipScOmh. and John Me
Observation-Disclosures in the above cause
- are uon-residrnts of the STATE Of
Tennessee. 50 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them.
L. is therefore ordered that Publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published IN Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said on-rc-idcntdci"nu
antst to appear before tn" honorable t0uI-
ty Court ui Franklin county. Tenn. on or
before the i.t Monday III February. ISL,
and plead, anSWcr or dcmur to the petit
ton uf the petitioners, or the same viii he
taken for confessed, and set for hearing
ex-partc As to them.
GLEN. ARL.EDGE. Clerk.
J.J. williams, sol. for ComplainantS.
ial2 81 50
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TENNESSEE bonds were quoted IN
New York on Tuesday at So! for the
old issue, and Gag for the new,
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In Chancery at Winchester.

In Chancery al Winchester.
VIM. H.. Matlock, VS. ]. r. Beasley, admin
i%stratOr, etc.
Upon motion. and it appearing TO the
IicrN ana Master from the bill which il
sworn to. that Sarah IliIl. JAS. Z. Taylor.
". y. Taylor. Robert H.. MatcaI!e and
VII. formerly Mary j. Taylor, and Sarah
L Taylor, a minor. are non residents OF
the Stateo Tennessee. so tlat the ordina-
ny process of law caunot bc served uuop
them. .
1t IS therefore ordered that publication
nc ihadc tor tour consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident de-
iehuahts to appear or or before the next
germ OF the oliancery Court. to be held on
the 18th MONDAY in June next, aud plead.
answer or dciuur to complainant's bill, or
The same will be taken for confessed. and
set Tor hearing eX parte as to him. Wit
ness my hand at Office. January 10, ISL.
Il. Il. ESTlLL. c. IL NJ.
Jan. 264t 4 90
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A liberal share Of the wedding cake
was sent us by the parties whose mar
rage is chronicled in another column,
for which we return our polltest &C.
acknowledgements, aud would fain ex,
press the hope that the whole OF thelr
welded life may be one continued
HONEYMOON.
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The darkies in Fayetteville have es
tablished'a night school. In Wlnches-
ter they have done likewise.
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.S- CARPLTS.-N have made ar
r@ugementS with the largest manuiactn-
rers in the United States. We offer as fol
lows:
Beautiful styles Tapestry Brussels sl,6'.
3-ply Imperial. ~ 10.
Extra Slperiinc, 81 o..
All Wool Ingram. 2-Ply. S5c.
Cotton and Wool Ingram, sc.
Hemp Carpeting, SIC.
Yard wide Chinese Mating, 35aI0c.
WOoi Venetian. per square yard, $50.
Oil Cloths. per square yard, Soc.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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The Fayetteville News says that
money is getting plenty in that locality
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-26

GoLp.openedln New York Tuesday
at 10 and closed at l10s.
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J. NJ. STRONG. Nj NEAL
STRONG q NEAL,
E LAND AGENTS

And. surveyors,
WAxAHACHIE, Ellis County, Texas.
viii buy and sell lands, perfect titles, and
nav taxes. VIII furnish valuable inf0r-
nation to nonresident land owners, capt.
talist, and emigrants, ueS
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A drove Of about fifty mules passed
through town this week, going south
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WE WILL SELL

WE WILL SELL
Chinese Poplins. at 80 cents.
Victory Poplins at 81 cents.
rs Santecn Skiraing al 30 cents.
IS silk and Wooden Epernes at t0c.
Tartar SichairS, at 22lac.
Eagle and Phoenix Stripes l5c.
Eagle and Phoenix Check 1890.
Eagle Phoenix Extra Heavy Brovuc
at Ii cents.
The above are the best goods n,an.nut-
in the United States.
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t5TlIE PRUSoIAN DRAGGING Of
fer in Gents Slsprnders,
The Prussian Brace, at 65 cents.
The Alaska Brace, at 60 cents.
The Peabody Brace, at 40 cents.
These goods are first class. and are sold
less than half the usual prices.
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Equine Powders, Ointment and Lin
iment.
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llntl'pS,,.

I.TTTTIV"'' 7 81
Orders by express G. y. II. Goods can
be examined. nd if they do hot please in
quality and price can he returned at orr
cNpcpsc. send for list al premiums to
clubs.
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EQUINE Remedies pre- eminently best
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WE WILL. SELL

WE WILL. SELL
Japanese silk Poplar Robes, s~olid.colcrs,
all shades, at $40 20.
Japanese Silk Poplar Robes, in stripes,
beautiful styles. 81 %. .
The ahnvc goods are sold at half the
usual price charged by retail merchants,
and it not satisfactory in qually and price
can be returned It GA eSssrss.
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Equine Powders will make Horses
thrive.
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Reduced Prices.

Conestoga yard wide Cold Medal Tick
ing, only 22iac.
Very best yard wide Bleached Domcs-
tic. Our Brand. l7aIc.
Santeen rs No. Osnahurg. at i5c.
Very best yard wide heavy Brown Do
nestle. only 1876.
We have completed arrangements with
the manufacturers of the Conastoga sea
Island Domestic. and now offer all these
brands at manufacturers prices by the
A.n,.l l.nlt % hula
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These goods have lately been very much
improved. and are now guaranteed une-
Qualled. The especial attention of con-
sumers and dealers is invited TO the above,
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Rest Georgia Thread, per Bale,
81 So.
Irish Linens.

Sc have the best and cheapest line Of
these goods in the State. We quote ut the
following reduced prices:
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Send i orders early. Satisfaction guar

s|'in orr furniture Department. we
Ohrr fuckers Celebrated ) BRING Beds Ut
- IS.