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, 1874-06-12
THE CITY HALL,

The City Treasurer will receive tllis morning
from tho Water Collector $500. tho amount
received yesterday as ronts.
The amount Of taxes received by the City Col
loctor yesterday was $9,o00 aud tho issuing of
llconnos swelled tho oxchequer Of the city to tho
extent Of S450.
Tho Council Committee on Licenses will hold
D. mooting Monday afternoon ut O'Clock.
lilo Police and Fire Departments will bo paid
or to-day. It will require about $40 600 to doit.
AID. Hildrotl and party, rs stated in Wodnos-
daY's Tn1nUSE, arc going to take trip Saturday
mud examine tho Ogden ditch. Next week the
Canal Commissioners will be in tho city, aud ao-
company tho Council Committoe down tho South
Brunch md tho canal
The first consignment 1000 feot) OF new
leather hoao arrived at the re-Mnrahal'B Office
yesterday. Tho other 4,UQ0 feet il expected noxt
week.
4 member Of tho City Law Department yes-
tertlay stntod to reporter OF THE TRIBUNE that
the approval by tho Mayor Of the North State
street ordinance would involve tho city lu more
than 200 suitR.
It was currently reported about tho City Hull
yestordAy that tho Mayors action in tue North
street mattor would cause AID. Campbell to re-
sign. When tho news roachod Aid Lyncl's
oars, It is aail, OIL good authority, that lo
dropped police appropriations and wept.
Attor , aomo,rbot lourt,,ouod a,4cnsa,on vos-
tor1.s ,;s,snn t%n noa1J ~ puhl,c WorI,a Ia.
oiaa1' ~ nwnr3 TIN cnntrart fnr the Ha7stnd
o.root s,1mct - TN ,n"aat hiera So,icruIn
1..uos 1n,,'oa - ~ Mt1,1smtna ,rin nirarnI r. ~
H. porl, T. ~ ~ All NJ d9a roy ,yero ;nmcncca in
ti.os J.aa;n ~ In oxnreas, y;s of ta thran
ru;i,na'1e ,x,,n hoor t1,o dxnonsaa nf Il.
i"4'ioAuo WIZ ooAA VIZ oAfo
Firo-Marshal Bonner yestorday submitted his
monthly report to tho Hoard OF Police. From IL
tho following interesting information III gained :
| IAe total Eosa Oh buildings oeeaslonetl
by fro during the month OF May WAS
| 2,870; the total loss on goods, el05,~
| 47G, Totll lois, SlA8,SlU covered by
insurance to the amount Of 9509, FOO. Tho total
| number of fires during tho Same period was 40,
| OF thoBo 10 woro occaslnnod by ,nconuiarlHm, u
by casolcssnoss, by foul ohlsnnoys, BY al'on-
tanoouH combustion, Z ny cAlldren Playing Win
tire, ny ueicot've gs3tos' by dofccllVo nloB,
each by children and mco playing Will matches,
nnd from other cauHoa.
Con. Macarthur, Chairman Of tie aonoral
| Committee on tLo Oorncr-Stono Collaboration.
Yesterday nprlled to tho BOnrd Of Police
| fnr n 1onn If thu city'e ordnance. fnlr
| n;a.ar owI ,,a~,,;..;o, Arn n,1,,toa L.,
| p'osoo, st'H PI Ps" ~ sno e"'asSa .,, =
!uo oRGu M iob aotu W LIZ noseintlolls putl9- y
| ing. Tho loan OF ordnance Wa8 aauC
by tho Board, and permission to tire tho salutos
Hunnrfntonlnnt of tim fIro-n1nr1i, oil'ce wnB ro.
n,,natn1 n lave mn ninctrio wire laid from Tho
Iuass o',.as ato,,a w J., ~, ~ to 1t.n., "''0 ~ "
coshor-atoao ~ 1uo nasEofy't
vostapsv oanol ailornoo,' u n tIo civ UlurSs oico
, 1874-06-12

aa to hnyo toAtol the cookery wlllol, waH
ssg Sg SSFsd eS oet IT waro an9h'r eav 3rsSa
aftornoon tho cllll,rsn of tho Industrial School
gavo ooncort which WA listotcd to with much
ploasuro Ino lIomo wan tllronge1 with visit
a bnnta wns brought into roqusitnn To add to Tho
harmony. mud collation. WAS served to visitors.
Tho OCCASION sas source OF pleasure to NIL who
attended, and resulted III homo matnrinl Access
aioila to tho rosollrcos Of tls cxcollont inattu-
ton.
paator, tl,o 1,oy. ". Alvin Bartlett, recreation
Of four montl,H was paBsed unanimously: It is
expected that ho wil5 takc q trip to Europe;
NJ parst has aonea rec orgs y9ry hard so IN hnn and
Bignnlly successful. Ground waB broken
Wolnnaday for tho now church oillnco, nohr
tho oornor Of Michigan avont1o and Twonty.ntxth
Atroot. II is expected that tho, building will ho
usod. Whon completed it will bo tho 1argest
aud ono Of tho most elegant churches west Of
Now York. Owing to tho low price Of ransorial
aid labor, It will not bo an expensive oaihce,
rosstntE SOLUTION.
THO Coroner is postponing tho inquest on tho
two unknown moi, recovered from, tho lake
Tuesday evgning, III the hope TINT sono traco OF
tho ca.'ae q te!r death, their @ idont!,cstlon.
sr, ss3 mootod % S rosarding thom, and. a. sasnay
thb case, tho lust ono suggested eoun,a
tho mont probable. Yestorday afternoon
mnn by tho natno, Of john Carston
called at the nlorgao snd, upon b9ng shown y! ho
torto1 liuoamotts Of the largo na1l tho features
OF Il boardor named Honry Behorror WHO bad
loft Ills Embellishments at No. II Chicago
avenuo throo weekn .ngo Saturday ne1t.
tmo ago, but Inns 1attorly beon employed ns
a fisherman with two brothers, named Otto and
, 1874-06-12
PERSONAL,

PERSONAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. nichara Qrogg, Of thla CITY, who
havo boon travelling yoar In Europe, returned
homo Yesterday.
Mr.. Yollz hns finally mounted tho bust Of tho
Rov. JoBse D. TAomas D. D., upon tho walt OF
le Michigan Avenue Baptist Church.
john L. DavlH prominent real oatato doeIor,
loft Chicago Thursday morning for thu East,
fow uayg for Europe, making four or five
montlls' tour. a numbor Of hiH frionda mot him
at tho depot to bid him Got1spesd.
Prof. Swing is to aelivor tho address before the
graduating class Of tho Te,nalo College Of Mil
waukoo Thursday week.
Q. II. Mccormick has sold Ills fine Btocls.farm
In Cordovn, Rock Island County, to William
Mills, Of a[olino, for $4,000. Tho farm COLI
taiuB nbout 1,200 ncros Of choice iAnd, md fine
buildings. Tho house IL Of stnne, and cost
97,00D. It Ia ol,o Of tho finest farmhousos IN
tho county.
Mr. John Adrianson, Of No. 1873 West Madison,
ntroot, desires tlat tho public should understand
TINT his vito was not called upon by lawyor
after slio had boon injured by falling through
objective sidewalk. 1t III understood that the
lady Ia in critical condition, md that tho city ia
responsible for tho injuricB sho received by roa-
son OF defective sidewalk.
parfs-rrof. s. G. md Edwin ]. Bartlett, Misc
Donet, Alexander Ewing, Hiss H. Il. frcncll,
Miss A. I. Hobart 8. i. Hubbard, Mrs. Ann y.
nnd Miss Lull. ". g. mud Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs.
8. Al. NickorBon. Mrs. II. Porter, p. W. md Mrs.
II. j.. storrs, g. ". aud Mrs. Wloelcr, Mrs. y. A;
Whitman. :. !. London-O. J. Blair mud
family, Il. II. and Mrs. Magic, Mrs. and the
Misses rlliEli1,s J. NJ. md Mrs. nichardss Miss
II. Shepard, Mrs. D. and Miss NJ. Il. Sherman
HOTEL, ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacifo-A. ]. Mcdonglo. U. 3. A.; j.
q. XahrisIio, st. Louis; Frank G. llott, ILL
gland; ]. Healy, San Frnncsco: NJ. =. stono
Cleveland; Mrs. Janles Maxim, England ". q
Ala1an, Now York; Lynn Latrobot Now York %
II. G. Locko Boston. -. Shc'>
man House-Iulius Iaakor,. Now York
L. Il. Murray. Utica; Henry Howard
Nlemphla; J. T. Davenport, Now Yoris
r. D. brown, Bt. Louis; =. Il. Goodman
+ Onoila, N. T.; Il. r. Hughes, Patterson, n. 7.
| tho Hon. J.F. Smith. Freoport; James D. L,lcas
| st. Louis; Fl. Spence, Uinonnati; philo scovol
Cleveland; J. Il. Harly, st.. JOG. Mo-; A. III
| Maitland, Nognl1nee; i. 4. Marshall, DO. ;,
| Fremont House-Charles H. Cordier, New York
Il. II. Hail. Detroit; George Hughes, Albal'y
James Carson, Salt tnke City; Joseph Barton
England sa111uol II. Church, Pittsburg; J. N
| W. Hall, boston Z. i. Dunn, Now York; G. y
Bush, Los Angeles, Cal. George A. Marshall
| Boston
, 1874-06-12
FRANK FOLLANSBEE,

Mr.. Frank Follansboo has heen noted for some
time past on tho Board Of Trade for tho magni-
tude Of i,H doals, and his great auccoss. lie Inns
also boon general fayorlto, mud has boon con-
sacred good for any trade ho made. 1t was sup
posed, up to yesterday, that hiH recent gains
Amounted 10 nearly cool hundred thousand,
, 1874-06-12

New waukeshn Hotol--Fountnin Spring
House.
Applications for family single In this spa-
cIos aud ecgant stono hotel now bo made to tic
undersigned. No moro desirable summer quarters can
be found. MATTHEW LaFL1N, Proprietor,
CHARLES II. B1RaELt, 10 asato street, Uhicago.
Manager.
, 1874-06-12

Capt. rlatt pearsall, aged 81, and A1ya Gray,
aged II, both Of Westport, Conn, who have boon
Glowing and smoking tobacco for q tvillo OF
fifty yoars Or so. hayo at Inst yielded to tho In
ituonce OF total abstiHenoo orRtory, and havo
'ssworn off" under tho impression that it will
add ut loaat ten years to their livos.
, 1874-06-12

lue,tH for ayug anl corner:sonc haso requested ala
tho tlay lo dcearri pbliu holiday, 10 tlat AL opof-
tunity 10 given to the!r fcl!ow-cx generally TO
participate III k1ch ceremonies md leoomt9y colo
hrnto tin occasion. .., ,,,,
ri,urorore, I, Harvey H. Colv!n Mayor Of lllo City
ut Dhrago, do fsroby rcct that MI tho City ioserm-
1nonsa U!iceB hn closod Wednesday, Jung ~ ista
nul 1rcarcctfny call urnn al rccntclMl NJ! rnblc.
spirited oltixeua IL nllsU their respective tlaseH Or
business tint ay, and, III Tar m conafHtGtlt WIN
mud uasia m celebrating lia ,,oablu cyo.
LEGAL ADVICE WANTED.
A worry respectable looking old couple stephou
into lilo uisy Attorneys oi'ieo. yesterday, aht,
wantoad iogal advice Finding. upon N
quiry, .hRt tho mhtter did not belong to tho
uftY, ho informed them lhat they might.
with equal proprlety call upon tho reporter q!
tho corporation newspaper for atd, yct ho would
bo hnlpy to do anything ~ Lib power to help
thom. Tho old womnn actod al spokesman. an:1
sn!A, ~ hnyo MI old woman III my house
vial. to got rid Of" "For what rcason z" quoth
the disciple OF IycurguB.
q. VT fllo tB crazy"
hlr. c." Win Ia shop'
o. W. "l1y eistor."
1t Is quito 1loodloBB to say tho old roprobntos
not no assistance from Mr. Cameron. On tho
contrary ho gnye them llis private opinion Of
them, which was anything but complimentary.
Finding Bto could Eot no naHiatnnco, nllc took
her husband bY tic nr1n and loa him
OH, giving Nfr. Cameron, M Il parting Salute,
Tue hopo TINT ilo would llhvo to tase caro- OF 4
ornay Bistor for ninoteon years. It ia said that
these people arc III good circumstances, but Ia
not want tho trouble OF taking care Ut Tho charge
imposed npun thoin.
, 1874-06-12
LEGAL.
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
In the District Court OF tho United
States for tho Eastern Dis
trict OF Wisconsin.

In tho mntor ef tho Oshkosh Manufacturing Company.
a!l srs6y s!sn st a pfo. 2.
t!o >stslv Golrt e tl,s unitel States n ant or r.
sst9 nstE.ot of sds s1a Gnto5eM On lne
in unarpscy oi shS aid Hankrn,., wll ae At nHbllo
Rncln to thu hxi,ust nnd ho.t hldtig.s foE easfl ~
Fhfsay. tho 5th lay al june a, p 1871, at f0 oclsS
}snp II IT, is'snSa sae ths t rsss ao:osssd.
o"naa. iii hs fsSht' te snd inturost tic sad Bank
fap S Ill s rlxh, tt!!c n.l interest nf !no nanf'
ana 1a"ins Il sasssiSsa ststs tsxshs. %h s liz
Ii tho Fiji, Ward oi lid UIty ri Oshkosl. County
ssse osa d. + g,!Srf s s oa Tvs a'tSSSs Seo
swsya taj il Tsr!anco's saGaiysion lit ii 6loe!
5 sp IN, ts H. k q t Ms e ss fiji @ ~
right 1llo anu inesyst nt tbs aa!d bankrupt and the sa;t
assisa.s In n to nor!an l9urs pmtent ~ tho AMnnfH-
aid and iSei!a"es ioTss: roWar. oks!hef xh a pstisIs
uso III 1e Manufactures u such hopHEat2sa nnH i4or.
Puwsrf, Aud Tho satd ssslgnocs will aso G tho Nane
es hss SH for "a eass il : "1ss uMsI ra
sss. ssq asss nsnys st .s prs,uH T. yS1Ssa hss
others u al unfinished atAtp. =,
rNu Haul Estntn nhD!a tesrrhcd nnnkss Of abnnt fonr
e. sm Snx @ S1 0F ~ .ui 9 awss.s s,N N" .
HSs ruuinx 10 uln wurEs Thu uiiigs aru of hrIoE
t,sw ald built n to must substantial aul oonyuntsu
sl'.uHaE - 49,.
+ i},,AIi HI Fhuy9}|lItFfifpoN'| Il |I'fipN'| A..ixn.s..
A"'>'' 'Atts. i y nss. to1 Xssiaa.s..
, 1874-06-12
ChicIkpri11E Pianos.


The standard Instruments for 1lfty-ono years
rrl.es $50 to 3oo0 800 cash, $50 monthly. Every
piano contains their now Improvement. Noeds Temple
Of Music, w Van Buren, atrect.
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From the Fifth District.
PoND DISTRICT, May II, 1874.

POND DISTRICT, May Il, lS'4'
Elitor Home JoWmai;
Thinking it wouli he of interest to some
of the readers Of the Home journal, | have
taken it upon myself to subscribe Il few
facts from thi, locality.
The chilling rains and gloomy weather
that So bliShted the hopes of the farmer 4
few weeks back, has been dissipatcd by
the warm sunshine Of n pleasant May ,
Most farmers are done planting; backed
by the Oranges, they are on the march.
There is an organization of GrNngcrs ut
Shady Nook, There was a meeting all
day Saturday at Owl Hollow Grange. A
heap OF secret work going on in the land
But we must lie low and say nothing.
Mr.. 5. Counts has the brag wheat round
here. Many low spots were inundated by
the late rains, that looked well through
the winter, but to-day are as desolate rs
the sands of Arabia.
There was Il picnic below Owl Hollow
last Saturday, gotten up by sotne aspiring
young men. | suppose, to furthcr-on the
pleasures Of life. Nice crowd ont Games
OF mumble-peg, base and cuclre, with Il
good dinner, constituted the event of the
occasion. Respectfully.
EUSEDlCS.
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Nonresident Notice.

John G.. Brazclton, Revenue Com'r, VS.
John Sawyer ct ais.
Up n motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk u Master, from
compliments bill in above Causc. which l.
sworn to. that the defendant. Jno. Sawyer,
is Il nonresident Of the State CT Tcnnrs-
see. 80 that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made fol- four successive weeks in TIT
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said non-re5!drn
defendant to appear on or before the All
Monday in June next, before the ChancerJ
Court at Winchester, Franklin county
Tennessee, and plead. answer or emu tt
compliments bill, or the same will b'
taken tor confessed, and set for hearing
cxpartc as to him illness my hand. a
office in Winchester Tennessee, thi
May 18th, 1871.
T. u. FINCH, c. q Nj.
may2l-4t 40
Arlcdge Il Francis, Solicitors for com
p.ainanL.
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Port Lookout Fixed Up.
Edit5r H9a;c J0rrHai :

| Eait5r H1a;e I0rrRai'
| noticed in your paper Of the 23d nit,
m article containing a mere opinion quite
prominent. over the signature of my aid
de-camp. in regard to the blockade OF
Port Lookout.
Now, Mr.. Editor, occupying an import
ant position ms | do, and having ut heart
the welfare and prosperity of the whole
people, | deem it not only creditnblc Ia
myself but of no little interest to the pub
lie generally, to give notice through the
press that it is now entirely safe Tor pedcs-
trians to tfavel through that notorious and
heretofore pcrilous pass; ana it Is to bC
greatly hoped, from promises made 10y
those hostile to public thOrou@htares' that
the time IS not far in the tltUre WAcn the
travelling community will have smooth
and unobstructcd roads to travel, thereby
dispensing with what service | might BIZ
pble to render, causing me at once 10 res
pccttully tender my resignation. Permil
me further to state that there Is nota bub'
bic that is the least calculated in its ma
turc to disturb the tranquil ocean Of peace
in all this part Of the country.
lIARDEE HILL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-21

SALEM, Tenn. May IS, 1874.
Friend Slater;
As the time has arrived for me to write
M the news of the past week, the ilrst
tlIinY | desire to do is to correct Il mis-
Toxic which occurred in my last weeks
communication. The article in the Jour
nal reads, MIR. A. Casta. as assistant
teacher which should be Mrs. Annie
Carter.
The wheat prospects are sill improving
and the tarmers are, to some extent re-
luXinr their mountaineering visages. J.
think in my next | will he able To record
their wonted appearance. y.
Mr.. Peyton, the father of the girl that
died from the effects of the coal oil burn,
died last Tuesday, He had been nnwell
for some time. and died unexpectedly.
Old Peter Patrick, (colOred.) one OF the
Oldest men in our community, died last
sunday night from the effects OF lltahuS'
or lock-iaW. He had II toe amputated tlc
sunday previous. and took lock-Jaw III Il
wrrk. which killed him in twenty-tour
hours. He was 81 years old.
Mrs. Emma Williams, of our village
who has been quite i'll with typhoid pncu-
monia, is now reported slightly better.
Our quiet village W IS thrown into con
siderable excitement Saturual "'o u"
u, the statement of a messenger (lro"i
Prof. n. B. Smiths farm. tor surgeons
that a negro had knocked down Il whitc
man with a hoe and killed him. DIS
Anderson and Blanton repaired imme-
t.iately to the scene of carnage. ana iouhu
the man not dead, us reported, but serious.
ly injured. 1t appears from the stateineh.
OF Mr.. Landers, WHO was with them, thai
they were replanting corn. when SOM
misunderstanding arose between them
whcrenpon the negro struck him on Til
side OF the head with his hoe, resulting Il
the doctors think, in a fracture OF the pas
of the skull. He was insensible for abou
eighteen hours. The doctors think III
case quite critical. The negro left imme
Liatcly, and has not been captured as yet
The white man is named George Smitl
and came to this ncighborhoOd from aboy
Dccherd. The negro is named Georg
Smith alias Simmons; so it is Smith Z
Smith. X.
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S5,O00,,OOO
MEST
SCHEME! !
FIFTH and LAST CONCERT
IN Nj OF THE
Public Library Of Kentucky.
JULY 81, 1874.

IN announcing the Fifth and last series
Of Git Concerts given fer the benefit OF
the Public Library of Kentucky the IruS,,
tees and Manager refer with pride and
pleasure to the four which have already
been given The first. December rs ISL ;
the second, December !, lS72; the third
july y, 1873: and the fourth. March 3l>t,
1871.
Under their charter, granted by n spe,-
cial act olthe Kentucky Legislature March
Is. 1871. the Trustees are authorized to
give ONE MORE, aud ONLY MORE
gilt Concert. With the money arising
from this Fifth and LAST Concert, the
Library. Museum, and other departments
are to be enlarged and endowed with Il
fixed and certain annual income. Such an
endowment fund is desired. rs will secure
beyond peiadvpnturc, not only the main
tenanre efthis magnificent establishment
but its constant " III,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-21

We were about to send a nice rocking
chair to Nashville in order to have Il cane
bottom put in it, to correspond with the
cane back. We did not believe the work
Miller proposed that we carry the chair to
his cabinet shop, guaranteeing to please
us. He did so The chair was fixed up"
in even heater style than the original. and
we cannot refrain from giving him this
complimentary notice.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR e.

wv I '''N
LIST Tuesday in November.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce Robert
son j. Turner Il candidat for Tax ColIcc-
tor of Franklin county. Election LIST
Thursday in August, 1874.
We are auth JriZcd to announce a. D..
Skidmorc Il candidate for Tax Collector .
Election lst Thursday in August, 1871.
We are authorized to announce ID. /
REYNOLDS Il candidate for Tax Collector OF
Franklin county. Election in August,
1874.
We are authorized to announce William
Prince II candidate for Tax Collector of
Franklin county, Election in August
next.
We are authorized to announce j. 7.
Merritt, EsQr.. a candidate for lax Collcc-
tor. Election in August, 1874
We are authorized TO announce j. \.
Wakefield II candidate for Tax Collector.
Election in August, 1874.
We are authorized to announce llerndon
Green Il candidate for Tax Collector ut the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce A.. },
Hines a candidate for lax Collector.
Election in August, 1871.
We are authorized to announce I. Is.
t,.,.II - nnrliI,tn f,y TuS Enlinrtar ut
NV, fn> ornri," H"%',.t oirr, ION
" 'arn ~ tL,",TTiynl to nnnnuncn Shrrrod
wWu,ii,'m,SS " "..t,nr Inowm ns Prtrr VII
, ',' itI,to tn, nav Cnllrrtor at
Tn,mI liz cnmmty rt tho cnsrium Au~,lst
election.
We are autIlofl|e" ~ Hi,lounGt iion,y
eaNcr u calluIoate 'or l"A 'o'ice'oi "'
the ensuing August election.
we are "u.l,1iiMt" ~ ~. T T,," "mIio.t Mr ~
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized I" announce H. w
FariSS Il candidate ior lax IolIector al
the ensuing August election
ror REGISTER.
I,.;.', 49,
we are ~a"in"Il"'u ~ "iltou,,S Trnn
Mart'u caNuiha.t lot itG,sart ,e-
! T"",,'' ",.i.,I 70 ~nnnnnn,n J,mcs
Martin Il candidate for reelection to the
office Of ReglStcr, at the ensuing August
clction.
FOR CONT COURT CLERK.
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l. d. G.. T..

Star Lodge No. I42, I. o.. G. T. meets the
LIST and 81 saturday nights in each month,
1T their Hall. Decherd, Tenn. All mem
bers of the Order in good standing are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Temperance Prayer Meeting at the
Presbyterian Church. with the co-opera-
ton of the church, the 4th Thursday night
in each month.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend a meeting ,publlc speaking. &e-)
ut the Hall, the Al. Saturday night In eacll
month.
By order of tire Lodge.
10. A. CARTER. ". C. T.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-21
1874 !

Summer, with its glaring, glorious IL II
is close at hand. Music OF happy BIRDS
and perfume of flowers sweet, NIL the AR
All nature secInS'to rejoice, and the heart
of man would he Il 'leaden thing indeed
if it did not beat in unison.
There s perfume upon every wind
Music in every tree
Dcws for the moisture-lOyiDT mowers
Sweets fer the sucking bee
and to make assurance doubly sure" go
Montgomery s. Fanning's,
and INDEPENDENTLY. of course,)-
some of their exquisite dccoctions.
MINT JULEpS-iccd. and fresh. and
cxhilerating. .,
SHERRY COBBLERS-perfect Jewel,
in the liquid line.
COCkTAILS-unsurpassed, and war
rantcd to make amy one feel oO per cent
better after drinking. .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and delicious
and dashed or not, ut the option OF th'
happy imbiber.
In fact. all sorts, colors, flavors ant
quantities, prepared Instantly, from ti'
purcst of liquors. ,..
IN" Wines OF all kinds, frcm sparkling
imported Champagne to the soiteSt ant
most delicate communion juice.
BEEt-fresh aud fOaming; Cigars an
Tobnccos-best brands; Snuils OF all bes
qualities; Oysters, Sardincs and Pine Ap
pies; Fancy Groceries, &c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-21

Our cali for persons to write us weekly
all the Aews from each district in the
county is being kindly responded to.
We would, also, rcitcrate our wish for
all old documents and all information We
can get as to the history of our town,
county and old times. Let us hear from
thc old men.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-21
Non-R Resident Notice.
NJ. Burncy VS. W. L. Dewitt ct ais.

\. NJ. Burncy VS. W., L. Dewitt ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk ~ Master from
the Attachment EilI OF complainant III
above cause. which Is sworn to, that the
defendant. W. l.. Dewitt, is non-rrSideh'
Of the State of Tennessee, 40 that the or
binary process Of law cannot bc scrvct
upon him. ,..
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks III TIE
Home Journal. published in Winchester,
tennessee, requiring SAID uuh-rcoiurhi It
appear on or before to lth Mondy in June
next. before the Chanccry Court ut m
chester. Franklin county, Tennessee. AND
plead, answer or dCmur to complainant
bin. or the same Will he taken for CON
frSsrd. and set for hearing cXpartr n tt
him. Witness my hand. at Office, i'll in
chester. this May 18th, 1874.
may2l-lw lll2)
Il. IL, FINCH, G. Il NJ.
Brannan q Hunt, Solicitors for com
DlaiHant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-21

From all we can gather, from several
persons who have travelled over our coun-
" during the past week, the crops in gen
raj will be good. Wheat, on some low
Grounds, has been damaged badly by wa
.cr, and the hail storm a few weeks since
literally ruined the wheat in Il few locali-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-21

Our Dcchcrd correspondent "comcs up
his week missing But any one going
20 Decherd will not miss a bargain by pun
hasing Dry Goods, Groceries, &c, from
Robert Russell. Remember, too, that Rus
sell pays the highest market price for all
,inds OF produce.