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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-08-26
M ARw SHARP
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T'nIS old, successful and famous school
i for girls and young ladies IL situated
In latitude about - degrees north,
in the proytrbially healthy town OF VIM
chester, Tenn, m elevated position; be-
ing the enter of m amphithcatcr formed
by Il curve In the Cumberland Mountains
and the hills bordering Elk River. III
Salubrity OF climate, variety and beauty Of
scenery, and exemption from malarial and
epidemic diseases, M portion OF our cOGn-
Try Is more highly blessed than the clGva-
tru plateau $50 feet above the Cumberland
ltlVer IT. Nashyille,) Of which Winchester
forms The center,
IHE MARY SHARP. for c%hcnpncss and
M0rDHJhneSS of education, It's thousands Of
students and hundreds of graduates, many
of whom are teachers occupying high po-
sitlons, viii testify, The twcnty-siXtIl
annual session OF ten months begins first
Monday OF September, 1873, under its first
and only President, u. g. Graves, III. d.,
having all the while the corporation If
his accomplished wife us Miltroh 81 Tic
Institution.
Eacniiy:
u. g. GRAVES, LL u, President, HrofCS-
Sor OF Mental and Moral phiIosopy and
Logic.
A. F,DlX, A, NJ, Professor Greek and
Latin.
At. BARRETT, \. W., Professor MatII-
cnlaticS,
g., LOIO SMITH, Professor French and
German.
Mrs. A,C, GRAVES, \. NJ, Professor En-
gliSh Literature.
Miss NJ, Il. MARCH. A. NJ, Principal
Preparatory Department.
Primary Department
EtcuUu of lJ,,hc.
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Drawlnr,. % 90
ornamental Dept, each branch, ) 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-08-26

II you Judge from the lvertising col
lmns of the Home journal, the merchants
Winchester are doing a Staviag business.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-08-26
To ~ShUemalSCrS.

Wanted, a good workman on scwcd
work. Apply to G. L. BANKS, Grange
Shoe Shop. Decherd, Tenn.
Aug. 2Gth, 1875.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-08-26
ALL PERSONS

indebted to G.. G. Phillips are respectful
" requested 90 come forward and settle at
once, augl2-3w
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-08-26
A. Market Reports on 4tli Page.

Read the Grange Shoe Shop" adyer-
cement in another column,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-08-26

A lot of fine Imported Swcde or ltuta
Baga Turnip Seed for sale. Apply soon.
Can be found at the stores of Jas, II, Davis
and Y. j. jackson; or, apply to Jas. Il.
Slater.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-08-26
LUMBER, LUMBER
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
cciyc and ill all orders, at short notice,
for tile following kinds Of lumber, at the
annexed prices:
Oak. per W.. per en- load. .... Sll.5O
Delivered ut Winchester or Dcchcrd, loo
Gum, per w., per car load, .......... ll.5O
DELIVERED 1T Winchester or Decllcrd, l2.5O
Poplar. per NJ, per car load. ....... 1850
Delivered at WinchcstcrOr Decherd. 1880
viii receive wheat, corn, bacon. and any
other understandable barter. taken In eN-
change for lumber ut market pr.ccs..
j. u. IlPSCOMB.
August 9Th, lS7J-tt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-08-26

james 7. Buckley, admir-, &c. ct ais VS.
W., Buckley 1T ais.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12

as II happened, was thinking of some
thing ose jiIsl then.
After all, too. did not 90 to Margnte
the following summer, but bnok TO the En-
gadine, and Miss Brooke went with me.
,,nfv MOI Ne MA uvAHh" 49, longer, but
us Mr.. i1ylcs.
We had both of us mutually agreed to
forget all about tho washerwoman )
dUughter
A we drove I'M through the winding
pine woods To st. MOfitz, a sound OF briddl
bells struck upon oar ears.
" Us inappropriate greeting" said
sontimcnt1lly.
az is wedding" said pankraz, our
driver looking back sGll.ily from hls box
'cat. "t'hc UrHttic-t girl IN all the coiin-
ny aide has muriicd the ugliost uidh III tho
Wori tu-dnV."
TN. WI not nattelinn IL the names wcro
what | sudleuly expected they were, and
there WIS any reality IN the resemblance
alluded to by the Marches in her letter.
"ls the lHdy's name frOna, and the
mans Iicrtdlr' asked.
Puul(taz nodded.
"Ay, and such one IA Bort0l to pre-
tend t. the hand of orr F'rOnu, who mud
boon married ouoo before, to II Marquis,
You know. But, you see, Il grand lie
soon wcaricd her, not being born To- IL, ~
he sud- and 50 she took III with this ugly
Bort0l. Not but what there might have
been others -.' And hero The li.tlC man
suddenly twisted himself round on his
| scat, aud BEGAN whipping his horses some
what viciOusly.
From which infer that one or two
Others besides ugly Cousin Dert0l might
possibly nave liked to possess themselves
Of tho hand OF pretty Little MaiChCsl
| ErUna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12

A few days ago Detroit NiIpNrr. who
was engaged o. a Detroit widow. Dl,l IttIag
determined t. lest her love flrlm .la .. mo
same time discover II she wa ariuat.! n. ..cf-
cenalN mntN, =, a, some OF ii- turn Is Ni. .p'-
serted. Ito called uuDa her a. Sac n.tlal tAe.laR
hour nnd after awhile remarked;
MY ue1t, You know have two rhiar.n. ma
To-Day HAD nay life insuranct policy ior -'tJ
death"
you did quite right, my darl1..' -he
promptly renied. 81 have tur.o cAiIIrDu as
you are aware. As soon as Ne we're cH-lsod
! hal every dollar worth az my prli.vr 20
IT,"
He looked.
She lup.od
The IN Hrlasc didn't come on ~ the q Ie -et
last week, and L. nlsy mover oDcIr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12
JAPANESE WOMEN.


y on he f"ft hAch4r1 Nitah'f fat,tffff g41sts.
The japanese women are usually .naIl
s0d dummy, hut are often very Too "a Ia. wish
f'Auli bands ana 'cct. ANA are exc e1iugly u,tt
la dress and coiudIc. lhc,r ndir /. not, a. is
8 nVtLiS suppus,d.a trus black, out Is "A very
icd. US llnt hut's. ANA, uui0rt IUaiolV, COARSE
ness also. H. promoted hl the custom OF sha,iuc
the heads of c1lldrcn from their very birth. II
i made to appear very plucs ana glossy uy the
use OF nnEucuts Gnd btlduln madr from n
muciasiupIs plant. Like the other Sex Cind
sc ia jap .n), thet J. .the d.ily In lot water "a
pubic BAN costing ouif half cent. Siuce i -
the iiONornmout has prohibited the prouiscurus
bahlng OF ooth sexes, Formerly common. Inc
women ABOVE twenty Yeas old, f.oW tine
luncMorlai, ave hlaCkcncd their teeth with a
mlAtlie Of gaEs aud powdered u N ; nut the
EierresS 90 ~ -, ana many iadica are nov
hbnudonns inc fashion. The former custom Of
married women shaving OF their eyebrows IL
also falling into disuse. Inc pcculi'r style OF
culnute at once distinguishes "a Japanese maid.
Gu, lie, widow. or prostitute, All women are
carefully clue ted IN household datics; but
the lover classes &C uiru veiy little boOk le.rn-
ing, though nearly al women can read and
write. The young ladies' Of the higher classes
devote WucA time 10 fancy work, their bright
cOlored robes being embroidered with gay silks
and gOld. lhty are carefully taught from va
Hous books devoted TO the duties of a vile,
mother, and housekccper. The three princin |
Woman'S Great Study" are; |. obedience to
parents when child. z. Obedience 20 her nus
band when wife. g. Obedience to her eldest
son whom widow. Hail their education Is in
book OF etiquette. There Is no distinction
nndo between politenots ana morals Lying,
chcatiLsl decelylnG. alan lerug, and nike vices
arg amply mot pchie,' and 80 are not per.nis-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

May % viii he decoration day IN
memphis.
Decoration day in Nashville will he
he 16;h If May.
The President appointed LeanderU.
Dyer, of Tennessee, { nsul to Olcss.
lsus,ia.
Il Is said Mr. 0. H. p. Bennett, II
olumail, proposes to drain 5000 acres
# fseclflol Lake.
The McNinnville New Eta fears
nat The frost Of Weiipesd y fBoraiIg
lss seriously damaged the fruit along
he mountain in Warren county.
Mi!ehipm ". II. Cox, Of Junes-
,oro, Tenn, was drowned ou the Iih
inst. l,y the upsettilg of IA b at in the
creek adjoining the Naval Academy
4 Annapolis, Maryland.
The Knoxville Press and Herald
states that there are twustiis pendio.
in the Circuit Court Of Knox c1u.tN
ag inst the Tennessee and Pacific Il i
road Company and Geo. Nancy ct ,.
--soae for 5l50,000, aaI the IL.
$50. 001.
Commissioner WITS, of the fiol-
-sl'tep 'rfmcmt of gritulture, de,-li .e.i
app.i-ition Ivy = TrnHyszee grlngc
for seeds, stating that rules of the DE-
partmeht prohii it the emp Gym Mt OF
my secre' society fer the purpose OF
distiiAutiDn."
The Waverly Jeurn ! is informed
that namhCy Of gentlemen Of Hum
phreys county intend To test the coz
,;ituti. Ky Of the dog-l4w, and have
Tor tai, purpose already 81: =, Gihe,l zap.
wards Of fourteen huH!r5d .o!l Is T.
pay LAWYER fees and Other * pcnscS.
Dres.ieA Dno,rit: A fesiful te.'nA-
10 PISSED near .S:.tter>viil-, IL this
cJunfy one day last week, unrooins
several OFT Ill 'iEgs for He M y
Hatcher, hiowi'-g down Mrs Moore's
house, and alO one for Mr. Moirps.
1t took Its cJurseup Spril,, Geek tot.
tom, bit altei t IA Il o. that + +, lis
fjrcs was aom-Nh Il ao ted, aud l.u
no. dam lge done ~ i, Is reported.
Dre5l a nst.tt: y m,i It.aed
+. b. Wnims, hyiling ircm tie
neigh iorlopi Of vi.eelti II, 81 pl e.
ed in j il L. re ch r eli Nj b tel
lua 4 laule from tue ni loN JoAes, Ii -
ing in the Ist district. lie IA ,iwo.iI,al
for hef or some one in the Heish .or-
hood aid 81, r.ly itrr Ae I'll, the
mule WIS missed. .iht geAti>Aian IN
whose posse, sicn il Us found h..d
parch ised It Of Nil.i AIS. IN axe. :
10 ..i-l 49,; - -.ss-. --~- 49,,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22
What Newspapers do for GATES,

The Springfield (AIass. Republican
says lit has ccme to he an almo>t III
iyerS;lly accepted maxim in world
of commerce ;,nd trade that intelligcn;
and judicious advertising Is one Of tn
first requisites to succeed in business. !"
For this purpose, adds the Chattanooga
Commercial, the newspaper Is by far
the Lest medium, 1t not only attract
trade directly, but the paper, if liieG-
ally patronized and well and ably
Conducted, creates q reputation Of
great value for the city i'll which it il
published, Springfield and the paper
published there, from which this quo-
tatios is made, furnish an illustration
in poiaat, The paper has actually
given the CITY National reputation,
and has been, and is nov, one of the
most important factors IL securing its
growth and prosperity. 1t gives the
place a State and even National i'll.
fuenee and power which many larger
cities might well covet. Money spent
in advertising. If ased by the publish
er in charging and im?roving the
paper, not only draws trade directly.
hut, like bread cast upon the waters,
ieturns agnin in the good Name which
it gives to the city Of its population
among strangers
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

The Great News, Famiiy, Conmercial, Pn-
Iitical and griculturai iouFnai of the South.
e Gives Geographic news from all parts OF
the world as soon as any other paper published
in America.
II tiiVeN, by telegraph, the general news OF
the I'D world as soon any other paper pub
iished in the L nited States.
II Gives. by telegraph. the latest market
quotations OF all foreign and domestic markets.
day by day and week Ey week.
n Gives. by telegraph every day. the claS-
ing quotations of guild, stocks and bonds in thu
city and in New I ork. OF the day before.
It Give, Daily, Se-:,i-N eekly and " eckiv.
the rurrcIt market prize III the city OF Aas h
willie OF every article of produce ard trade IN
Tennessee.
It.e:;Ses To the mechanic an account of ev-
srr gt,a tuveRtion ~alrulsRed TO advance his M
tcre<t BY iessen8ug his labar-
III Is n financial chrcnirle, which publish
e< to the people every fart in the finances OF the
State and country cal; ulated to advanre or re-
tard their interests.
1t Gives ali the current political news and
movements OF the day. and the honest opinions
Of its conductors thereon.
II Gives 81 local. State and miscellaneous
news of the day
II e.is-es a good share OF literature ard poet
ry-fre<ii carefully chosen and entertain ing.
ats ASricni sUrssi and household columns.
by Da. DANIEL LEE, twho is aione tsBiFloyed
nv this paper and who stands first among the
scientific and practical agricuitnrists OF this
eountry,l are full Of plain talk 10 Farmers and
Housewives, and advocate their interests IN III
things
By a law of Congress. going into effect on the
*; of Janua-y, ls75, the Publishers of New>pa-
ners are required ~ the time ID mailing 10 pre-
pay all pc tase. and relieves the subscriber of
the payment of postage tt the Office of delIyeryr
Under this law The psstaPe will De less than the
rrtyinis law. The Possag" on the Daily will be
81 cents instead of 81 Ia; on tho eekly Il cents
instead of ~ &c At: and on the Semi " eekly -
cents iasi-ad OF ~ cents. t'JIr subscription
prices will therefore include the postage and
will be ~ follows, by mail. payallr i'll advance:
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

John Smith, of the Fayettevill,
Express, Coal Oil Inspector, propose.
10 ,Aake a family af,ir of'it. He 81
ready has deputy. Read the follow
isS poetic efiasion:
The earth is clothed with verlure,
and the balmy breezes OF Spring have
succeeded the piiiless blasts Of winter
fine blue bird ho?peth merrily from
Iir5 70 limo, the miSchievous sWi-
seams peer cuyiously into every nook
and corner, and Pi5tsy last Gov. Pc.
ter commissioned US Oil Inspector fJr
FAYETTEVILLE. The buds and blossom
are exhsiing fragrance on the am 5ltnJ
air, the zephyrs are Waiting iiifher-
ward, and day before yesterday We
were elected father fur the third time.
Nature is som 10 be crowned with the
REQ floral offerings q Spring. Soft
skies, bright sunshine, beiutifill how-
ers and musical lissis, where Ing
celebrate the approach u regal SUM
iner, and, ualcos prevented Isl knees,
we - D q to &c. up at Ill hours Of the
night and give ous new 10y his Little
II 4sSs s..s +. pasesoEie. ,.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22
At the closing exercises Of the forty

At the closing exercises Of the forty
fifth amu9i Conference Of the Mormon
Church, Brigham Young said that IN
indiHn prophet in the southern part OF
he Territory had received Il revelation
from God through Adam. Enc h. and
NOlh, that the Indians were descend
nts of Joseph. who vas sold into
E.vpi; that the Indians must lie hap
;ized t,r Il remission Of sins, become
friends with the Mormons and stop
killing each other, and that the Nor
nous must resist the United States
GuverEm ut and Kill :; i U,ited STATS
troops sent against them. Brigham
.le,sea by prophesy ing that wee and
orro~ would f;.li upon the Uni;eu
~tates, that they would soon be disu-
lita!, a th.t God had come forth
ir,n Iii 4iIng place and would bring
mi-e,y and degradation upon the
United Sites for their sins.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

Grant refuses to t.ke part in tn,
Mecklenburg Centennial next May.
thus snubling the Old North State,
"thc Oldest of the original thirteen
The New York Herald SAYS: Geis
Grant has accepted SO much that thi
defamation n y be REGARDED as an
spolagy to the country for the error
Of tie past. The North Car6lint com
mittee, however, it mast.be remcm Der.
cd, neither offered him a dog nor a
Lorse-nor another term.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

The weather ia Australia this win
tar tss been excessively hot. In Mel
bourne On Jan. -, the thermometer
s:ool al ia in the shade \ gentle
man On Sol iier's hill, near Rdl rlt,
placed school slafe for q willie aut of
doors, then spread some butter upon
itanA breaking an egg thereon, in a few
minutes the egg was perfectly cooked,
MS if done IL the orthodox pan over Il
IRE
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

Reports from Kentucky, Indiana
and Ohio show thrt the weather, has
l,eeli tae coolest For the season known
in years, the thermometer ranging
from II to. % degrees above z'o.
Early fruits are thought To he killed
Ana tobacco seriously injured
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

TheNeH York Post states that Gen
Marcus ]. Wright has been appointed
by the Khc;iiye Of Egypt Adiutnnt
Gnner.i Of The Egypt; N Army, with
tlie rank ef Cols1e., end a salary of
s., @Oo ~ n far li;t. Ter contra, the
Nashville Banner 5lys he wa, start Il
new weekly paper IA Columbia, Tenn,
the FIRST Of Nay. Which shall we
Llraye?
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

Inst Monday Lexington and Com
cord, Mass., celebrated the enc hun
'drcdth anniversary of their revolutions
AIRY battles. Grant ard a large num-
Der Of notables were there, besides a
great crowd of the ve0manry.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

The Brownsville Bee says Of Judge
Williamson's speech in the .kuklux
tlial: I'VE have been informed that
rhespeech Of Judge Williamson, open
aug for the defense, was one Of tie
finest law speeches ever made at tie
Nirmphis bar"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

Bismarck has written the second
"noto" to Bslgiam, which, # we are
not mistaken, is but Il prelude to the
bugie Edte ef war.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

TIE President of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railr nd re-
fused to "dead-head" Grant and his
party Hast week, So they had to pay
l.hc ether folks.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22
ADVERTISING RsrEs.

DoasIe-eoluun advertisements. ~ per cent. 40
e vance on the aoove rates.
TriDle-eoiuinn advertisements, % per cent. al
vance an the above rates.
Aaver,isements 70 o.-uuy sie i'll position. j
d. per cent advance on the above rates.
a. Local Noti.es." in the same type a ln"al
reading matter.) = per cent. advance an tn
. above rates.
Obituaries. tributes % Respect ,ex-ert such 20
rome sti -iaIy frog ,Aar7ta he -ieties). 'sn.'
remarks on marriages. osle-half OF reEula-
:" Io-al Noti-e rates. SiIe"le 1nnuun-c
meats II ~ irriagcs ard death I~efge1 graft,
an transient adveFfi ~eineut mast ug paid f. !
adganrs. Yearly advertisements. quartz
n advance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

Mr. islac Estill has purchased the
Winchester Home Journal. Capt.
Slater will remain Ia the chair edito-
rial, We are glad TO say.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

Another dam disaster occurred in
Massachusetts, last Sunday, destroying
property valued at between Sl0e, 900
and sa00, 00e.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22
THURSDAY. APRIL Y, 1873.

Westbrook, of the Brownsville Bee.
is happy. Hess IN inspector Of ben
ziac and things.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22
Chancery Sale
Of a Valuable House anil lO',

10y VIRRUE or 4 DECREE MADE AND
, rrtcrcd at the February Special Term.
1871, Of TIE Chaut cry ioHrt Of Gibson County,
~ TCHton. Tennessee. in the ease of Mary j.
Smith -. oscar smith ct ais, will, ON
FRIDAY. THE 3TH DAY OF APRIL. 1873,
in the town of Milan. Gibson Comfy, Tcaucs-
see in frnrt Of Dr VI ". Il. Jurinn's Drag
Store. Within legal honrs, sell Al publ, au ton
to the highest bidder the following described
house and lot. situated in Gibson county. IN
u->>ce. in civil district IA. y, in the tvs ef
Milan, - joining the tots Of Shaeklc!nFd item
ents and others it bciuE The ,an,e house nd lot
conveyed W ~cd OF trust from W. A. NTH 20
JOAN Il. Robinson on 81 December. 100, which
deed j. r.gi @teted in the Register = Office OF
Gibson county in Trust lice1l and Mortgage
Book No. |. pages SO and 30.
Terms of sAic--Uuc- third of the purchase
money due at siN months tfcui the la Il sale
and the balance due NJ ten months f:rm FAY II
ale without any right equity al REDEEM ,tiun.
purchaser's notes with good security will be
,elni ot and Zen retained on the property tn
secure the payE,snt of the purchase money.
aps-it Il. Z. RAINES. c. & VI.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

In the northwest part Of Oatlrie
the thermoma ter Saturday marked 8
degrees below zere.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

Henry w. Dulton, proprietor Of
the Boston Evening Transcript, died
last Thursday, aged 70.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

.abs of Five OF more subscribers We VIII
SEM our Mammoth Weekly. portage pad. al
~ each Bry ore getting up club OF len. III
- each shaH have one copy gratis, p,,.tage
paid To clubs Of Twenty or more we " III send
The ~ ,ekl, FOR 81 70 ca; h. and one copy OF the
saper gratis 90 the gette5 W Of the rIub-post-
rsrAggl,s' commissions 10 per cent, rs here
tofore.
E1ok and JOB Printing estabfis bn-ut IN len
nsssse. Bborks Of every description eept can
stantly u. band. Adirss-
-,asfD .G4ksIyiLIL. IEsp
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22
n CHANCEKT vt HUMBOLDT
SALF: OF VALC ABLE
City Property.

Zatk q. Jackson vs. :. -. hee',5.
IN O3EDIENC E II An INTEULVC; :
L Rl Decree .t,is,.ered Mt the January S!'t' 4
Term of the hauoery COuIts At II usn b,t'it. 10.
i'm the above cau-e. VIII offer for sale to ID
highest fiddler, in the town of Nilaa o. tn
2Ah day q .4pHi, 1870. Fer taa',
the fulloxing described lot 4 l. I'd situated !.
thetown of " Ian. a.d bounded a. follows. tr
Rit- Beginning 1T 4 stake optinE the Men =
Lhis and Loui willie R'il .oad. opp">it, The
Snuthe II Express Office, 81 n st.ke ~ the = ~
east corner of the 1T laid Of 70 =. 4, y NJ
as Homestead. ruluin@ tkcure par. u "i.-
laid railrOi,, fAyf .ty.4DI .sE-d q belt f"t'
stake ,,h ts4e carIy'r OF ric Nhccle live-F E..
lot, tkenc northwe,t or, ha drcd and siy
five feet to stake OF the corr er ui >ald hor
Steau, thence southwest twenty-four ana il b.
feet TO Il stake thence southeast one huiIdrt Emo
siXtv We feet on the northeast lire ofsGi' mt
stead. to the beginning. "Ontalti"p fcu teen
and thsee-quarter prlys. more or les. S-iC D.
the usual hours
- / ]. WILLIAMS. AN.
s. +. RANKIN. Solicitor. MAJ
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

Heavy frosts in Georgia, South
carolina and Alabama last week, kill
ing fruit, wheat, cotton, etc.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22

:, -,
,o--r - -
Ia.en -
ANA / c..n assure .y0a that, these
plu.AH c,,n i'e sot 81, yet 'rser size
/. you c-G Lnu nic..If5 - trauSpo.t
'.lin T. / ..iI..GoiriI..'. sU..e oi t.iese
Lis ~ ald Ia NJ ,i!eh In ioT
al ). 10. re, a.-d We ti,ll.A uuc vi y
or oasn send aI1r d Ten VI -1l-l.
49, -A>--Ar---- 80 -ia .
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14
Mistni zlsravy.

VoliGov6 Gesti hlasovaH tento
krate statetn6 pro dobre penize, posvat-
most narodniho lveru zachovani svobod
nych skol. Y A. wardG a nemen6 i V
10. hlasovai t6m6f vsichni, 6, wardt
pax zna6na v6tsina pro yketu republi
kanskou. Ncjzajimaveisi jest volebni W
sledek We IA ward6, kde voliGove Gest
hlasovanim repubikanskym tam9ismu
radnimu nedGveru svoii proieyit chtti
Jakkoliv Sc ceskY politicko-vypomocny
spolek Tabor" jedne schdzi sve ,usnesr
podporovati stranu demokratickou, haso,
, valo pfedce pet sestin t6ho2 spolku Sc
stranou republkanskou, ma dGkaz, ze 81
cd iistych pand nedaii vnucovati polticke
pfesv6dceni a ze cht6ji ma pfist6 polite
kou samostatnost nezkracenou 81 zacho
yati. Zmin6ny radni pan mel pravd6
pfieinu po uternich yobach zvolati: Sic
transit gloria mundy - q svttska slava
polni trava. My jej ujistqieme svou u,
pfimnOu soustrast.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14

Protl: nemOcem kOZnIln, OsU-
tinam. vfeddm, nadordm, bolavyln
ocim, cervence svrabu, spatn6 barv6 pie
t6 a jinym nemocem koznim. Jedna je-
dina lahev pfesvedGi toho neineddvtrti-
vesiho.