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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

TRINITY PARISH FEsTlvAL.-Last Fri
dov nioht there was an entertainment at
the Courthouse. 1t was given III oei'aii
of the object to raise furds for the cree
ton of an Episcopal church building i'll
our town. and it pains us to say that it was
not literally p%atronized. There was no
admittancc fee demanded, abe noble ladies'
depending upon the sale of ice cream,
strawberries, cakes. &C., for the collection
Of A little fund for sacred purpose. In
extcnuation. however, of the non .atten-
dance OF many we would state thai no
publicity of the entertainment had been
aiven. which we world have done most
willingly if we had been requested. OF
found out that such thing was on taps
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

A goodly number of u citizens nave
visited the Exposition that still flourlshes
in the Rock City. A number OF schools
have visited it in a body, some OF them
coming from other States. They are cal
ried ut low rates on the cars, and compi'-
mented with tree dinners by the generous
nronrietor of the Maxwell house.M'
Kean. Esq. We understand that an one'
has been made to take the students Oh Tue
Mary sharp College from "inc'este, 70
Nashville and return them for one dollar
each. and l21I cents each for admission 10
,be Exposition. OF course such a iio'ra'
offer, coupled with the fact that many o
the girls have never been to Nashville Oh
the Exposition and may never naS'
another such an opportunity, mas create.
natural anxiety in the hearts OF younS
ladies, and it really is wonder tnelr s"e =,
persuasive powers nave not o'eroo."e
fears that something might happen 10 III"
the anticipated pleasure
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

Local items are still very scarce ana no
abatement. in the demand tor something
to turn up. The dead calm is u~nbroNcn'
for a wonder, by even a morCean III scan
dial, or a single prediction that Somepooy
and somebody else intend to blend Their
lives together for better or worse. II
circus should come along our heart Wo"'''
rejoice, and our )urse-strings relax li'ehi-
selves rs readily as Grant would accept Il
present if any one should offer it to MN.
A ducat for something to occur that Wo'Iu
afford room for thought and trotlly To-
u~uacity Except that We do not want any
me 70 die, or get hurt. or have his mouse
burned. But if he should have 1t bnrheo'
and was so fortunate as to hold a policy III
anv one of the fire insurance companies
we represent, he could bear his. loss WIN
almost a smile, indeed he could. Inns III
surance is a great thing, and VIII hoI oe
neglected by shrewd business men. ii we
could only insure candidates to De eiec'eo
10 office what u driving business we co"io
do. But our premium would he enormous
in the case of our gift-takinS Presloeh1
,rwould be a risky chance indeed lor 1l'
underwater who shoald insure nm IL sec
ond Presidential term. sold white Hal
could get a policy at a very low RATE uh'
less the Democrats should run Il 'Straish
ticket.n in which ease the Radicals woui'
be pleased beyond measure ana ulloei
writer's could afford to carry IT'S
at a low rate. This is the situation nov
in notifies which formt'e staple OF con
versation in knots of humanity to be see
here and there upon the square OF Oh
quiet town .bo
Yes, we had nearly forgotten to say Una
the chimney tops, protrudihS from I'll
roof of our Courthouse, are being repaile
and pcnciled. Pencil the whole oui'oih
now. something like Mr.. Ransom Is pen
c;,,nr his store house just across The WI.
only a little more deity. and no town !
Tennessee would have much rom to ooa'
over their temples of justice and draw II
vidious comparisons. We would az
something about the town-clock' ou' c
homo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

Mrs. Elizabeth Spyker died last we'd
nesday She had been an lnValiu l'r Sc, :
eral years, and her death was not uheS-
pected. but a profound sorrow was mani
fest upon the faces of many. she am.
rom virginia to this place in 1870 aho
was over II years of age when she area
She was a member oil the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Church, and leaves btiilht
her a large family of descendants havlls
been the mother of eleven children, SD
of whom are dead, She has followed he
husband.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

Hoes VICToRIoUs.-On Saturday last an
election, ordered by the Board of Mayor.
and Aldermen. was held in our town to
decide whether Il certain ordinance, pro-
hipiting the running at large of hogs
within the corporate limits, should be
.yoid and of no effect or "amended 50 as
to apply to all hogs running at large
within the corporate limits, without dis
elimination AS to ownership, whether
within or outside ofthc said limits This
order for the election was based upon the
impracticability, "to some extent" of en-
forcing said ordinance, owing to the sex
emption from its operation Of those living
outside the corporate bounds" and the
"lificulty of distinguishing marks"
This very order, then, seems to have
been an appeal to the voters to come
forward and help the Board out Of
a difficulty by making null and void"
that which it was impracticable TO en-
force. owing to the difficulties enumcra-
ted already. And very patriotically did
the voters come up ana do so. ANY way,
one hundred and one tlOl) came up. and
sixtv-ciglt of said number voted for the
ordinance to be null and void" Thirty
three. or, less than half of the voters, said
Let it stand and be enforced without dis
elimination as to ownership or marks
In cons liberation of the act that the State
of Tennessee has passed no low requiring
people to keep up their stock, we think
the action oftle voters has saved the cor
poration of Winchester much trouble and
many lawsuits that would have been de-
cided adversely.
The fact that scarcely more thai mali
of the corporate voting strength was
pollcd is due. we think. to the other fact
that the notification OF the election was
written and posted in about four or SIN
places in town, when it could have been
published in our paper at a small coSt aho
thus been made public. for we send oul
over 200 Home Journals within the cor
porate limits. This penny-wise an'
pound foolish system does not heheht tllt
tax-payers and looks like ingratltude to-
wards the best public herald or IoWi
Constable in the world-wc mean Il lo'a
newspaper. But, as a matter or loca
news, we would state that the hogs nav
been decreed perfect liberty ana all w
have now to say is: Look well to You
fencing. The hogs are a nuisance. but I'll
remedy is worse than the disease "
speak pro bono pu6ltco.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
SHOOTING MATCH FOR $1,000
Valuable Real Estate to be OBJ
tainedI
IL PRIEST 1000 7ICzZ7SI
Each Ticket $500!
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1872
At New Narket, -1l0.
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1872
At New Market, -1l0.

The undersigned proposes. at a shoot
inu-matrh. to dispose. Of the following
property. to-wit: a house and lot situated
in the town of Salem, Franklin county,
Tenn. This hollsc i, new, and beautifully
located, and there are twelve acres OF
ground connected with it. This ground
viii be divided into twelve oNr-acre lots
and the acre upon which the house Is To-
Gated will constitute the Grand PrlIr
There Nlll he 1W EVE PRIZES IN
ALL. and the shooting win be conduc.e &c
by d]isintcrestcd parties. selected by diSin'
ttrcstrd men. IN the presence OF all wH'
may attend, Upon a-crrtaining theliame'
of the lucky ticket holders, titles n lee
simple will brmadc tothc property. There
is no'rumbug about this You risk only
-. and stand Il chance tor an acre OF waite
aUlc ground and a good home.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

CoMpLlMLNTARY.-A lady of Franklin
county writes: THE Home journal Is u
paper we think we could not do wei!
without. For a long time it has been
welcomed by us all, but by no one moro
than the subscriber" &c.
A subscriber in Georgia writes; 81
herewith send you 81 for subscription t'
the Home journal. Address az hereto
fore. Think you publish one OF the oeS'
weeklies know of. ! especially admire
vour editorials on so :ial topics.'-En
aoement shall not make us vain, bu'
will rive yigoI to exertion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

The 23d day of June, 1871, is the day we
resumed control OF til 5 paper, and II Is il
gratifying reflection that or subscription
list las mere than doubled. But it is not
so gratifying to reflect that a large NUM-
Der have not paid their subscriptions. Our
heart is lust as libcrally-disposed as the
hearts of people in general, and we have
already trusted promises-to-pay to our
iniury. So, in ii few weeks, a number OF
orr subscribers. many of them living III
Winchester, will find their paper stopped.
They may be good friends, but the qu's-
ton arises: viii Il true friend become OF
Tended if yon, to save yourself from pecu-
mary embarrassments, should cease to
credit him for an amount which, ii paid
would enable you to still 20 ahead! We
shall see.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

Whether locusts are poisoning al 'he
,.scetables or not we don't know. But we
have heard that the country is full ottheh''
a. ifour people were acting in q manner
az obnoxious as Pharaoh ofoid' "no cai,
toll what sin we care still ciinsing to--who
a, this as it may, we have heard that a
nerson living near Tnllahoma uied .''e
other day, in seven minutes, from Tue .',ns
Of one of these locusts. This is corrooo-
rated by good testimony to u' gwen III
person. fl.IHt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
Valuable Lands
TOR SALE.

BY virtue of a decree Of the H"norabl"
Court of Franklin county. Zen
nrs.pp. pronounced at the July Term,
lS7l, and revived attllr March Term. 1872.
in the cause Of Wiley f.. GODS. ct. ais, "
~. Woods, ct. ais. | WILL ON
Mon,lny, June3l 1872.
it being the first Monday IN said month
vt thp Courthouse door In Winchester. Of
fer at hubble sale. to the highrs bidder.
the lands Belonging TO the cSlat" of James
and ElfzahrtIi Woods. deed. said land
has been surveyed and divided into three
porrclS or lots. NS follows:
Lot No. l.or Cave Tract, containing i'j
Lot No. ,, or Home Tr2ct, containing
22G acres, | rod and Il poles.
Lot NO. 3. or Pond Tract. cont ming ll0
acres. 3 rods and - poles.
Said lands are situated IN civil districts
Nos. J and }. Franklin .county' l"nli, ON
the road leading 10 lIUntsrtilr' about hNp
miles from " iEr,ir~trr. and OF the Live OF
the Winchester Il Alabama railroad.
TERMS OF SALE"
Said tracts of land will be sold on q
credit 0t one. two and three years. except
10 prr cent. OF the pUrrhAs" money, W"'rl
viii he required in cash on gay OF safe
The Buildings to commence ~ follows:
On tract No. /, or Cave Tract, Sl4 pc
acre.
ON tract NO.. :. or Home Tract, $50 pc
acre.
On tract No. 3, or Pond Tract. SIS pc
acre. "A,
Note, with two or more good and %uili
cicnt SECURES will he required OF the pun
cha.er.. and lien retained ON SAID !Ih'
to secure the payment of the purthas.
money. Tbs reul- and POSSESSION OF san
lands are reserved for The present year.
+. ]. JACKSON,
Clerk and Commissioner
mal2-it lN5l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
Chancery Sale Of Land.

Daniel Weaver vs. Polly Weaver ct ais.
Nv virtue of Il decree of the Ciiahcery,
Court at Winchester. Tenn, pronounced
AT its March (Special) Term, ISL, III Tue
above causl. | will. at the Courthouse door
in Winchester. on
Monday, June 81. 1872,
if being the lst Monday in said month
sell to- the highest bidder, the l0j.acre
tract of land described in the pleahilnS',
heinz the same tract heretofore purclia-fu
nv Daniel Weaver of the estate OF Dahlel
Weaver, ST.. deed. lying ON The water, o,
Rio Hurricane. in civil district No. IA OF
franklin county Tenn. adjoining the
lands of W. n. Taylor, Thos. Anderson
and Others.
TERMS:
Said tract of land will be sold oil a cred-
II ofsix. twelve and eighteen months. eH-
cent the sum OfsiX per cent, to be palu III
cash. Purchaser will be required to exc
cute note with approved security. ana !
len will be retained on the land untIl Ill
the purchase money Is paid.
r. II. FINCH, c. u NJ.
maya ia
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

We don't wish to injure the SAFE VI
strawberries. but from Reports apL -
thst there is much danger in eating tAe"'
and =, may be that they are poisoned oy 10
cu.,s That is the reason we hear gwen
W.. .sr,siu OF one thing the writer Q
This ate three or four sancers-fnii oil w
-u,,;cund fruit and painful would ne ,''
weak an adjective to describe Ms 'uner
,nss Afterwards. However, a. s"'.,
hay.i; IL a6vsl n5u drga't" ~ "'e"'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

DEcnERD NEws.--Our clever cores
pondent at Decherd must send us his IA
voYs sooner. Last week we received his
letter qGter our paper had gone to press,
Tits not too late, however, for us to state
that he says the wheat crop in the neigh
borhood of Decherd looks quite promising
that Mr.. Mowrcy has as line n field Of
wheat as there Is In the county, rs it prom
iscs a yield of forty bushels per acre, and
that it would do any farmer good to look
at his fields Of fine wheat and barley, and
see what he is doing OF poor land,
He also tells Us, under date Of May lith,
that Green Cunningham, coi, who was
struck on the head with u billet of wood
by Epps Price. col., several days previous.
died last Tuesday. His skull WAS badly
fractured,
~ Also, that Mr.. Samuel Holland, 4 worthy
and ~wcll-known citizen Of our county,
died on last saturday. at his residence,
some four miles northeast of Dcchcrd.
Our correspondent says he was buried on
Sabbath evening. a large concoursc Of
his relations and many friends gathered
together to pay their last respects to his
remains. A brief but impressive funeral
discourse was delivered by Rev. Mr..
Payne, who touched beautifully upon the
life and character Of the deceased Mr..
Holland was Il most estimable gentleman,
and in a few more days would have been
seventy-tive years of age.
DR.. Westerticld, who is about 81 years
of are, and II citizen of Decherd, started
the day before our correspondent wrote
on II trip to the 'far West" to visit his
daughter. The fccbleness of his health
caused his friends to fear he would never
get back.
The sparks from a passing freight train
set the hotel at Dcchcrd OIL fire, but it wa
discovered in time to prevent serious
damage.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
Chancery Sale Of Land.
nlay9-tl

VIM. 4. Quarles X wife against john B.
Benson.
By virtue OF n decree of the Chancery
Court ut Winchester. Team" pronounced
at its March Special Term. 1872. i'll the
above cause. | viii. ut the Courthouse door
in Winchester, Tenn o
Monday, june Sd, lS72,
it being the 1T Monday in said month,
sell to the highest bidder, the l3S-acre
tract of land Described in the pleadings in
said cause, upon which compliments and
defendant both now live. in civil distrIc!
No. 3. Frankiin county. Tenn, adjoining
the lands OF L. McElroy, A.. NJ. Crawford
ana others.
TERMS:
Said land will he sold on a credit OF ont
and two years. except five per cent to b'
paid in cash. Notes with approved seen
rity required Of the purchaser, and u lIei
retained until all the purchase money |
paid. L. ii. FINCH, I. " VI
maya 9A
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

DIED.-April 10. 1872. at Batcsvillc. Ark,
VIM. II. street. aged 80 years. IL months.
and Is days. He was born at Winchester,
Tenn. April %, 1872, and was u merchant
several years there; also many years III
fine CITY of Memphis, and Il numbur OF
years at Henderson, Texas. He died in
the firm hope Of a glorious immortality
during nearly the whole ofhiS active life
he was an energetic member and uset'I
elder in the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church.
He was my mothers brother: lha'c
known him intimat ~ all my life, AS
husband and father his affection was lh
surpassed. His %ncighbors, who knew hi'1
best and longest were his best friends
His wife and six children mourn the'l
loss. But they find comfort III the memo
nv of u father who was an honest man, !
faithful citizen, Il liberal provider. ana 4
charitable neighbor, and Il christian gen.
Hem0u. Il. b. CIISMAN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

ATLANTA MARKEr.-Thc following are
the ruling prices for the articles mentioned
in the Atlanta (Ga.) market, AS reported by
III. I. Cox Il Bro, ofthat city
CoRN-Whitc, per bushel, 81 90; vel
low, Csc.
WuEAT-Tenn. White, per bushel, : lOi
9 Is; Tenn. Red. | Goal 50.
OArs-per bushel. 7Oa15.
FLouR-Fancy. sack 9S pounds, 5 00'
5 80; Family, 4 50al 10; EXtra.4 OOal %
Superllne, 3 OOa3 80. Flour i'll barrel
same proportion as in sacks,
BACoN-Shoulders. per pound, 6H' C
Hams. 10a12 Clear Sides, Sass.
MEAL-per bushel,00a 90
HAY-Tenncsser, per 100 pounds, i TO
l 70.
LARD-In barrels, per pound, 9alOc; i
cans, l0allc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

About two columns of advertisements
are left out of the Home Journal this
week. But we will make up" the omis'
sion to all of the advertisers. Tho crowded
condition of our advertising columns is
ourieXcuse.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

Mr.. Daniel Brazclton is still in feeble
health at his residence in our town. We
earnestly hope, however, that he may
soon be restored under tic influence OF the
fresh Spring atmosphere, and the atirn-
tion Of relatives and friends.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

We acknowledge. with great gratitude
the reception Of a complimentary ticket
to the .McKenzie Agricultural AsSoci'-
ton Fair at Mckenzie, in this State. Our
heart is anxious for its success, although
it NAV be impossible for us to attend.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

Rcv.T A. Robinson, Pastor of Trinity
Church in this place, was married Iately
TO a lady i'm New York. Mr.. X. and his
| fair bride are now in our town.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
Monday. June 81, lc72,
OLE &ALE:

Said remainder interest in said do"'r
will be sold for one-tllird in casii' one
third IN six. and one-t!Ilrl IN t"e'Nc
months. Notes for the credit payments
required of the purchaser WIN rWo OF
more good securities. and Il men retainer
ON the land until all the purchase money
ia mid T.. II. FINCH, C.& Nj.
mrnvl ~ and Special Comnr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

WfBsrERs l~NABRIDGED DICTIONARY
With pleasure We refer TO the advertise
ment OF this wonderfully improved edition
OF the standard lcXicography, and only re-
greet orr space iorbids this week n more
extended mention Of the sane than Is
given In the card we append, We would
state, however, that the copy We have re-
ceiycd came from Mcs,rs, Geo. Il, Stevens
u Co., No. 30Wcst Fourth street, Cincin-
natl. They keep a full stock ut Wholesale
and retail, Read the annexed card:
WAsnINGroN AND LEE UNIVERSITY
Lexington. Va" May 81, ISL.
The fame of Webster's Dictionary is, o!
course, 50 well established Us TO render
commentator unnecessary. | viii SIM
ply say that it was my happy fortune to
be amcmber Of the family of DR.. {. A. +.
Malln, in Berlin, while lie was engaged IN
preparing the chronological work IN the
revised edition. WAS Il witness OF the
unwcaricd care with which he devoted
himself Co that task. and knowing, rs
did, his prc-cmincnt qualifications Tor IL,
| should have needed no other assurance
ofthe supreme value Of his work, which,
rs presented in thcetymology OF Webster's
Dictionary. | consider the best leNicogralI-
ical authority eXtaut, in that department
Of our language. My intimate "cquain-
lance with that eminent scholar has made
me feel Il Kind Of personal interest in TIC
Dictionary itself.
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Modern Languages and English Pntlo'oSy
Note by the Publishers Of WebSter'S DC
tionaiy; Professor Matn, of Berlin, spent
nearly five years in laboring ON the ETY.
biological department Of the present edi'
ton ofWeb>Jcr'S Unabridged Dictionary
and the other It,, partmcnts were edilet
with equal fidelity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
One Of the Finest Farms in Franklin County.

The improvements ar good, well watcrcd.
line yoIng orchard, good timber. splendid
fencing, Il very tine dwelling house and
barn, and, in short, IN better condition
than most OF the farms in the country.
Also. another tract, which ndjoins the
clone Tract" above described. and sup
posed to contain about 1000 acres, kuoWh
rs the "Mountain Tract This land lies
upon the side OF Tie mountain. ana has
uuOu IL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
Monday. june 81. lS72,

a certain tract oflnnd lying IN riN'I u'S-
trict No. ). Franklin county, coital''i"E
30 acres, more or less, and bounded H. i"l-
lows: ON the north by the lands OF 'onl'
Kuscrmuu. on the west 10y t''e anu. % ~
Jauyon, on the south by the lands OF iirhFy,
Crawford, and on the east ny l'e l"'nlH VI
II. raris. deed. sold rs the property "
Valentine Dehu. ,r
ID. J. MARTIN. sheriff.
NAV Gth-3t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

PrRsosAL.-Judge Horace H. harrison
|, nro,ninent mai, in the Radical party
that used TO rule in this state was III "''
town last week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

People who have votes 10 cast most nat
urally expect to see the ANNOUNCEMENTS OF
those who wish their votes published III
their home paper. On the sanc prIhc'i''
those who want to sell goods ought to al
nounce theirwish to the public. You see
the point. don't you!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23
N\VNlrlCENG PEACH ORCHARD,

and n large quantity of CEDAhTIMbEh
E%5" Taking these tWo farms together
they are probably the most desirable
lands in the country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

WurAr.-We hear some complaint that
the dryness of the season Will reduce the
wheat crop TO les than al average.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-23

What beautiful moonlit nights we are
having, No wonder hearts wax tender
and %scrcnadcS are not unexpected. lhcy
tell us moonlight nights are meet for love-
and that music is food for love. and we
know n fair maiden or two in our
town who are freely fed upon the
delicious mamma. Last night some
body's love was a-drcaming, an
somebody, with several other bodies, gave
a sweet scrcnadc in cur part OF town
Their music had a good effect. for we SAW
additional brightness in somebody's eyes
this morning, and u smile played upon he'
fair face, and the roses in her cheek Wort
a little dccpcrtint OF red. as if they Wolff
blush in confcsain% that music was more
eloquent than words could be in pcr~ua
ding the l.eart to love. Come again, boys
for though not intended for rs. the dcsiret
effect is none the less ii we. too, must Ica
YOUR sweet embassy pleAdlng'
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