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Fred Axling

Fred Axling
Is certainly genius in the way of pro.
viding the most pAlatable liquors, cigars, al Q
aud beer; btsides he sets an elegant free
lunch every day, and bis house, u crowded
with respectable people all the time. If YOU
require dose OF the ardent" in. its native
purity, consult Dr. Fred
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hkMONAB,
Il. A. sturgis has removed to his elegant
new Store, on Bridge street, where he will
keep the largest stock Of General Merchan-
disc IN the city return my grateful thanks
to my many customers for past favers, and
shall ever DO thankful to serve them in my
new store. Twenty Rolls OF Bagging and
One Hundred Bundles Of Ties just received
Z. A. STuRsis.
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Two hundred iSH
And fifty bales of cotton were shipped
since our last Friday report.
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Personal.
Capt. John Claiborne, Of Galveston, paid
us the complement of visit yesterday,
friend john" was gallant soldier during
tho war, is devoted Democrat, and gooa
fellow generally.
James Buchanan, of the Comanche Chief
was in town yesterday
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DIR. Waite,
A prominent citizen of Robertson county
with several friends and neghbors, were here
yesterday, on their way to Soap Springs,
Conanche county, where they arc to settle.
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Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
DO you want $250,9eO? Drop a note to
Thos. Il. Bramlette, Louisville, KY, and ask
him 10 send you the circular of the Kentucky
Public Library twill cost you nothing to
examine it. Dit
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NOTICE

An persons are hereby forbidden TO take ny
trade or In any way have anything 10 DO with sny
cattle branded u and j G.. mark, crop and hide
aud mole split out IN each 90. Also, those brand
ed j g. ard marSed twalioV--iOrk under.bit in the
night ear and split AID uuO"Cbt IN the LEFT ANY
Que using ~ any way the ahpyc described stock,
without wntien permission iran the undersieued
VIII be punished 10 the IN extent Of the Law
-..,-- JoSEpHuS CAVfT1,
OF Robertson County
II. j. CAUFIELD,
lahSNB u1 -dcLenIan Couu.y
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Sec notice -......t.
Of the Waco Cotton Spinning and Mana
featuring Company in another column.
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The places

. Of public worship were but slimly at
tended on Sunday. Bad weather plays the
very deuce with out~ard piety at all events.
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Auction, Auction!

Attention OF the trade is directed to the
advertisement of Messrs. L. King 4 Co.. auc
,tioneers. A good opportunity tor purchasers
with little ready cash
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EUEEK 4.

EU EEk- Y.
Have you seen those beautiful enameled pho.
tographs, that jackson B. Knight are now
making at their Gallery, over Fort q Jackson's
| bank? If not, be sure to call and see them,
! ees they are superior TO anything ever pro.
duccd in this country.
Dec28dtr
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I'D LYMAN

hu LYMAN.
The handsome assistant at johnson h
Wheeler's market establishment knaws JUS.
how large to cut your slices of dried beef,
which, by the way, they keep in large guam.
titles, of excellent quality and prices perfect
ly in reach of all.
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Masonic.

The following members compose com.
| mit,ee 10 visit the sick cf J. II. Gurley Lodge
No. 337, during the month Of December
A. Alexander b. Alexander, f. G. Alexander,
j. w. Brooks and A. Ba-nech. By Order
| If Il. p. MASSEY, Sec'y.
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FRED. AXLING

FRED. AxLING
Has now on hand large lot OF the very
purest liquors of all kinds, and i: you do not
believe this, Fred. says, cone and try them
He also sets first. GLASS lunch, daily, from 10
| n. IN. to IL N. Call. diff
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
And for sale at Jackson 4 Knights, a
fine lot of chromos, frames, steroscopes, and
steIoscopic views. They are also turning out
by the thousand those beautiful enameled
photos If you want fine and pretty pic.
ture, one that does you justice, fall in with
the crowd that daily throng their gallery.
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Still. FOR RENT.

Still. FOR RENT.
Three hundred acres of good Braaos
Bottom land with splendid tenant houses.
Apply on my farm, four miles below Waco,
D&Wlt o. j. DOWNS.
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The NymPh du Pave,
Were circulating on the other side Of the
river yesterday. First Of the month you
know.
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FLOWER AND GARDEN SEED.
A large assortment Of French, German
and English flower seed also, of Landreth's
garden seed, just received, and for sale cHRAr
by Womack 4 Kellett, Druggists, Austin
Avenue. D&Wlt
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LADIES
am selling out my entire stock of Mil
linery Goods at greatly reduced prices, ID
order to close out the stock. Please call and
examine for yourselves
blot Mrs. +. NJ. BLAINE.
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Buchanan x Hamilton,

Business in ".-
East Waco is reported as very goo].
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CURT RIDDLE
Now occupies the old Lady Gay saloon
as market house. He keeps the best OF
good, fresh meats ianl6dtf
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And the Hill county farmers seem to be
upon the best terms, judging from the crowds
We saw trading there yesterday.
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KELLy's TEXAN
Cook Stove is a beauty; go and look at
il.
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FOURTEEN HUNDRED

Acres Of BRACES bottom land for rent.
Apply to o. !. Downs.
Ct
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Large quantities Of hides delivered to
merchants on this side eff the river yesterday.
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Mr.. GEo. w. HEWLETT, Cistern Builder,

Mr.. GEo. w. HEWLETT, Cistern Builder,
Waco:
DEAR SiR-We, the undersigned, having
engaged your services 10 building cisterns or
inrepaing c'sterns built by others, that pro, ed
defective, take pleasure in bearing witness to
the superiority of your work. and in recon- :
mendng you to the public as giving entire
satisfaction liz shat line.
FLIST / CIlAMBERliN,
Bankers,
GEo. W. JACKSON, Banker,
o. j. Downs.
J. W. SPEiGnT,
J. W. MANN & Co,
LEN. CHAMBERS,
}. W, DowSs.
Waco, Jan. 18th. DIWlnl
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FOR RENT
A good residence, on 3D. Street. Also, @
irst-class Brick Store House. Apply to h
jan4d&Wtf VIM. A. FORT. r
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A FARM FOR SALE.

Il Tract or 20: 4cres, situated on
Steele's Creek near the Brazos IL Bosque coun.
ty, sixty-fvo acres best prairie valley, in a
high state of cultivation with good new fense,
tenant houses, cribs Sc, and adjoining this
20 acres prairie and about 40 Of bottom land
both easily susceptible of high state of cul.
tivaton; the balance ofthe tractrood timberol
land.
For terms apply to
N. b, RANDALL
Powell Dale, Texas.
ec4Wtf -. ...
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when
You go to Austin, put up at the
Fitzhugh House, late City Hotel 1t is
kept by Colonel Fitzhugh, an old Ken>
tuckian, who feeds in genuine old Ken
lucky style, which is to say the very
hest. The outfit is new, and accommo
dations unsurpassed. Terms moderate.
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The pleasure of meeting an "up country"
friend Of ours yesterday, who was kind enough
to say, that tho EXAMINER was fast winning
favor among the people there. a better,
more Intelligent, or more worthy people
does not live anywhere on Gods green earth
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Collection Dav,
THE first Of the menth) is never pleasant
one let it be never so shiny.
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Advertisement of horse strayed or
stolen, from J. ". Brooks st
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CAST SCoUTER
Shovel Flows of cold blast Iroh, wei
chilled, are cheaper; work better and las
longer than wrought iron or steel. For SALE
at Kelley's.
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FoR RENT,
My elegant now drug store, next door
to my dry goods house, on Bridge stteet TIC
desirable party it will be rented on reasona.
BILE terms. Il. A. STuRGIS.
D6Wtf
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A JEWEL.

SozoDONT puriies, Sozodont beauties,
Sozodont gratifss oil who use it. Sold by all
L ruggists and Perfumers
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OF Comarche, are shipping goods from
this market to that interesting little villa go
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SCouTER PLows

For 80 cents-work splendidly anywhere.
At kellY's house. II.
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WHERE

Can all these Kelly goods be found
AT the northeast corner Of square, Waco
Texas.
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For RENT.

Fifty acres of choice prairie land, near
this city. FORT b JACKSON.
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TEXAS CoTToN SPINNING e MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, OF WACO.
The subscription books of this company
| are now open at t.e Banking House OF Fort i
jackson, ind will DO remain until February
10th, 1874
Those wishing to subscribe TO the capital
stock of said company will call and enter
their. names.
W. A FoaT, Chairman.
HURRAH.
For Jack Pierce, tho auc,loneer! We
| see him securing case after case OF boots,
shoes and dry goods, that, he says go to the
| highest bidder for cash. Jacks a live man,
and keeps things lively round him. Dit
CuoIc SEED POTATOES,
Early Rose, Early Goodrich, Peer.
less, 1tussets, Jackson Whites.
Two hundred barrels of the above va
rieties now arriving at
MAsHALL 4 EARLY'S;
jan4D&Wu Cor. Sd & Franklin SITS.
WoKAN's
Medical Adviser, so much needed bv oil
females, only 20 cents. Address DR. j p
Dromgoole, Memphis, Tenn.
For RENT.
| A comfortable dwelling on Austin street.
Good cistern, stable and ont houses complete.
Apply to j. NJ. kiLL0uGH.
| jan30dtf.
PATRoNIzE
| Home manufacture, especially when it is
cheaper and better. IT,
LUCKRTT's LiNiMENT--LIv1Na WlT>
NEsSRs.
BLUE RIDGE, Falls County Texas
I August ID, 1873.
Nj. .. NJ, Lakeland;
DEAR SIR--I have been sorely afflicted with
Rheumatism tor several years, so much 70
that at times have not been able to
walk without the greatest pain for two
and three months together have tried ev,
cry remedy, and been attended on by severa
good physicians, but hav-' never experienced
any relief until was induced TO try "Luck
etLs Imminent After using three bottles
And myself entirely well, and | chcerfully
give this 10 tile public, hoping that other
may sJe this and pri1t by my expereae an,
speedily seek relief in This truly woudcrfu
medicine. H. W. ROBERTSON.
Ny po'toillce is Bremoud, Robertson caun
ty, Tox@. r. 'A r
,, Depot for the STATE with j. ". Rne.re
Agent, Waco Texas
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Local Intelligence.

Nearly over.
The fording business:
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| We are, or ought to be, If we want any
cast iron goods around at Kelly's House, N. Il.
| corner Public Square.
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For RENT.
A comfortable dwelling on Austin street
Good cistern, stable and ont houses complete
Apply to j. NJ KmIouaH.
ian30dtf.
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Thoroughly renovated, and newly and ele
gantly equipped the best OF Liquors, Wines
and Cigars. oct26Du
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W'oKAN's

WoNAN's
Medical Adviser, so much needed by oil
females, only 20 cents. Address DR. j p
Dromgoole, Memphis, Tenn.
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Waco, Jan. 20, 1874.
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feb3dl0t.

HURRAH.
For Jack Pierce tho auctloneer! w,
see him securing case after case OF boots
shoes and dry goods, that, he says go to the
highest bidder for cash. jacks 1--we man
and keeps things lively round him. Dl
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Waco, Jan. 18th
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23
What Think You of It,?
EaNOr HOME JQNLRQL,

Editor Home JoavRQi.
Looking at the subject from a legal
standpoint, what think you cfthe present
corporate authorities Of the town of Win
chester?
The charter of our town requires that
the election for Mayor and Aldermen, and
other officers, shall be held by f]rccholdcrS;
in other words, that frechOldcrs shall be
judges Of the election. In the late cleo
ton Mcssrs. VIM. Simmons, j. r. Bcasley.
and W X. Hurst, acted as judges, only
one Of whom, | believe, was Il rreeholder
One of the amendments to our charter
provides that nom but inhabitants Of the
iowa shall be entitled to vote in a corpor-
ate election. In the late election many
non-rcsidcnts were permitted to vote SIM
ply because they owned real estate in
town. Under the act of lSi9-'50, which is
transferred to the Code, this plea would be
sufficient were it not for the tact that the
act in question does not apply to the cor
poration Of Winchester.
The charter provides that none but a
frceIolder shall be eligible to the office of
Mayor or Alderman. 1t seems that the
Mayor and three Of the Aldermen are not
freeholders.
The Constitution Of the State provides
no person in His State shall hold
more than one lucrative Office at the same
time. 1t app AIRS that our Mayor IS also a
Public.
Taking all these facts together, is it not
evident that the present Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen was illegally elected and is
constituted? Admitting this
10 be trne, wIlatought to be done? Under
law, the Old Board is still the legal
They have the right, and | think
it is their duty to provide tor another
and to hold on to the rcins of
government until their successors are le-
sally elected and qualified.
No ONE, We presume, has any objection
o the Board of Aldermen de fuctO on per-
,Onal grounds. So far as | know, they are
vi clever gentlemen. But the point | am
at is, that the charter has not been
complied with. and therefore we are like
he man spoken Of in the Scripture who
quilt his house upon Tic sand and had it
destroyed by the storm. j. K. b.
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DEATH OF Mrs. HUTCnINs.-Mrs. Mary
Hutchins died, the 18th instant, at the res
idcnce, near Winchester, of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W.
Houghton. Her maiden name was Young.
She was born in Fairfax county, Virginia,
and was seventy years of age when she
died. When Is years of age she came to
Winchester, and married, when 20 years
old. Mark Hutchins. who will be remem-
bered as one of the most prominent mer-
chants Of Winchester, and who died in
January. 1919.
Mrs Hutchins had six children, five OF
whom are living-twO in this place, one at
Sewanee, one in Columbus, Miss, aud one
in Nashville. and outside of her numerous
well known relations, there will be a host
of friends and acquaintance who Will
.rievc to hear of her death. But, to us,
here in Winchester, her death was not un-
expected. For three years she had been
confined to her bed, and the wonder was
How does she live so long!
She was buried at the Cemetery in Win
chester.
1t is not our purpose to write an obitna-
ry. We only want to say thai, in the
course of nature, a noble, generous, and
most estimablc woman has gone out on
the tide upon which all of us mnst 60 be-
fore many more winters pass.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR


WGare authorized to announce Robert
son j. Turner u candllat' for Tax Collrc-
tor OF Franklin county. Election lSt
Thursday IN August, 1871.
We are authorized TO announce a. j.
Skidmore Il candidate for Tax Collector
Election LIST Thursday IN August, 1874.
We are HllthorlHed to announce ID. I.
Reynolds n candidate for Tax Collector OF
Franklin county. Election IN ADJUST,
1874
We are authorized to announce William
Prince II candidate Tor lax Collector OF
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To Teachers aud Friends of Educa
ton in Franklin County.

\ Teachers Institute will be held at
Winchester. Tenn. embracing the 7th. Sth
and Och days of May. All the teachers OF
the county, both male and female. are
earnestly solicited to attend, and prepare
themselves to participate in all its pro-
credings. If the teachers and friends of
education (fOr everybody is invitcd.) will
only take that interest in it which they
should, it will he an occasion of much in
tercSt and profit. | expect Il number OF
distinguished educators from abroad. and
| hope, for the credit OF our town and
county, they will not find us lukcwarm
and careless. We claim to possess supe-
rior advantages in an educational point
of view. No better opportunity Will be
afforded for demonstrating the truth OF
our assertions. shall Oe sorely mortified
if our teachers fail to ttke u lively inter
est in it. If they do take an interest, !
feel certain it will be Il success.
AS lnsti utcs are not generally under
stood, for the satisfaction of those who do
not understand their objects and aims. !
will state that they are especially designed
to qualify teachers for their vocation
hence topics will be discussed rs to the
best method of inparting instruction in
the various branches of Science. demon
STATIONS on the blackboard, reading eS-
says, &c.
There will also be several address es OF
the general sui ject of education. &c.
w. b. WATTERSON,
(onnty SUPERINTENDENT,
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At Tracy City, the other day there was
a Fair, gotten up for the purposc OF raising
funds to advance the interests of christi
anity. The most exciting question was:
Who is the most popular young lady
The question was to be decided by votes,
and, MS a means of revenue, the right to
vote was taxed at % cents. Hence, every
vote was equal to one fourth of one dol
lar in the exchecquer. The contest was a
warm one. Local pride was aroused and
gallant young mtn forgot their poverty
and the expenses attendant upon marriage
The innocent coup d etdt was successful
Over $50 was raised. and Miss Dady Law
was elected to be the most popular youn.
lady. by Il heavy majority.
But, local pride or not. Miss Law gradu
ated at the Mary Sharp College in on
town. and-we would like to know VIII
Winchester as well as Tracy City, shout
not say Hurrah!
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nIg7 For Springand Summer
Goods at cheap prices, and
Groceries at almost cost, go to
Robert Russell, Decherd.

j Bateman Smith, editor of the Fayette-
Express. and who parts his name in the
middle" but nevertheless is one of the in
tcrestingest, happiest and gracefullest Gas
DR.. White would say writers in the state,
ought to be condemned to 20 a-fishinG for
forty DAYS in succession and have 10 dry
place to sit on. nor wcll-tilled lunch bas-
kct within 800 Stddid of him. Just read
how he infers about Us, a brother editor,
and draws ron illusions:
Our ieyial frieLd, Slater, OF The VIM
chester Home Journal. who has been in
dulgin. in piscatorial sports. very grace
fully c0mminglcs poetry, philosophy ana
science. in relating his experience. lie
a%postrephizcs the towering hills, the
.r"ranitc bluffs the budding trees
and the " frolicsome squirrels. he por-
ltravs. with admirable skill, the exquisite
torture of the minnow as it lures larger
fish to ultimate DEATH and compares thc
hait to the "hOnied words anu bIahV
smiles which some men employ toiuf'
their fcllaw-men to destruction; ana la't
but not least. he proves. by coSent reason
ing. that tlsh. Is "A plioSpiietic iood; l. con
| ducive to activity of the BRAIN. Ffclh ~
of which we infer that he sat on Il Dry
place, in close proximity to well hlle'
lunch basket. while he angled, ami nIei'
cilully ESCAPED the two distinct phases o
=. iislIermau's luck
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We would call especial attention to a
card in our paper this We k, from our
County superintendent Of Education, in
regard to a Teachers Institute to be held
IN our town next amonth. We wish we
had time this week to write something in
regard to the necessity of giving it u
hearty encouragement. But the Supcrin-
intendcnt comes in at a late hour. How
ever, any teacher or friend OF education
will reason ut once favOrably about it, and
not forget its Importance.
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Rev. W. E. Munsey, of the NJ. Z, Church,
u young man, but, perhaps, one of the
most eloquent divines in America to-day,
has been appointed to a station IN Georgia
at a liberal salary, and will soon leave for
the field of his duty. Rev. Mr.. Mayhem,
of the NJ. +. Church in Winchester, tells
us he has written with the object Of get
ting Rev, Mr.. Munsey to "stop over" in
Ourplace a day or So and deliver a sermon
or two. We do heartily hope Mr.. May
hew's effort will be successful We know
that Mr.. Munsey would attract the people
fIom far and near.
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Messrs, Tenehan. Williams 4 Co., Dcch-
crd, are certainly taking the lead in mcr-
camille matters in our county. They have
just received II heavy stock Of Spring and
summer Goods, and it appears to us, from
II personal examination, that remarkably
good taste was displayed in the selection
of the stock. And it is really wonderful
the low prices they ask for suits of cloth
Ing as elegant and rs well made rs amy
that ever came from Il t~ailor's hand. As
to the spccialitics they have OF hand, see
their advertisement.
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Real Estate Transfers.

rlo nu.u;au -.
i'c ioIIoN my l Il i'HV Vi transfers III
rca! estate since our last report:
nrrDs on coxvry,xCp
n". n
uIIv'S rn.'>4Ioh u Clarence horne
l"iu u, "iStli,I No =; r,.
y ~. luIISUHe, lrlSISc' 10 l. ENNIS
anu W,'e; i,nu III u,sLTlcG NO, ,,
A.M' h',Ic"s' 10 /" "' nc"'u' i'"o IN
u'''r'vI 90,
-; VI nuIItuEr' ru''ce' 10 'oNil i"rllh'
rang ~ olTttIci Az, " c.u.,,. ,..,,.
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Cnfre ceunty.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APRIL I'D, 1911,

W1IEAT,-For the past two weeks it has
rained so much, and there has been 50
much cloudy weather, the wheat crop is
seriously injured. The wheat is turning
yellow, even on the high rolling lands
where no water stands. 1t has suffered
as much from the lack of sunshine ao from
1Nn mucl MAtrr.