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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-15

The Winchester Home journal is uneasy
about the railroad bridge over l,olling
Fork, and allows IL apprehension, to frame
some unjust conclusions. We respect Bro.
thcr Skaters tlmidity, bat nre constrained
20 rcbuhe the lengths IL leads him to. The
bridge mentioned wis recently overhaul
ed by Il corps of workmcn, who lett IL on
ly a few days ago. aud II competent civil
engineer pronouhcGs IL entirely safe, In
inct, II Is strong enough to bear the weight
OF any train that Is likely to pass over 1t,
and Skaters immense a%yoirlhpois might
be added 10 the strain without affecting
the stability of the structure. We hope
the Home Jcurna! will took onto the mat
ter without prejudice, and not allow the
Interests OF tho Declierd and Winchester
hack line TO hinder an impartial inycstlga-
tlon.-t Fayetteville Express.
We really never thought o ftlc "Dccherd
and Winchester hack linc' when we wrote
the little article about the railroad bridge.
what we said was based upon a statement
from u very reliable and prominent gen
tlcnan Of our town, We meant 40 harm,
nor anything IN the interest Of any hack
line, or anything except the public good
And We cl'ceriully publish the above ale
CATION that the bridge j. safe and sound, :
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Appropriations,

The July Term Of the Quarterly Court
made The following appropriations
Wheeler, Marshall u Bruce. allowed SSi
for TAX books. main assessment roll, etc.
Glen Arledgo, clerk, allowed Sbs0h tor
pnrlpcr allowances, road orders, etc.
Lucy Mitchell, panpcr, allowed $40.
W. Is. Gossagc, FOR inquest and burial
expenses Of John Moran, nllowS $40.
. DIR. Jno, Payne, allowed Sl.60.
y. J." BENNETT deputy sheriff, allowed
Sl6 cost IN cases OF d. Il, Bostick. oyerscer,
versus hands Oh public road,
Taycl, Eastman a. Howell, for docket
books furnished c. ~ NJ. Chancery Court,
allowed $3.50.
Diby Hoosicr. panpcr. allowed $50.
Dick Wade, pallper, allowed $50.
John Jetton paupcr, allowed $50,
Wiley Womack, for 5 red fox scalps, al
lowed So.
il, y. Stewart, for ex-oflcio services and
waiting on courts, allowed $50.
Committee on Court House, for work
and labor done, allowed sGGS,C
j. Il. Finney, for three gray fox scnlps,
allowed Sl.W
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FROM DECHERD.

DECHERD, July II, 1875.
Since my last to the Journal we have
been getting along quietly in our little
town, save one or two little disturbances
which lid not amount to much
Mr., Joe Lcnahan and his wife arc eating
their own meat and bread now. They
bave gone to housekeeping, and are as
happy. no doubt, rs two young hearts
could wish.
Mr. Harrison, who became tired some
what Of living Il life of single blessedncss,
concluded to commit matrimony." and on
yesterday was united in marriage TO Miss
Mary Conn, both Of this place Squire
Wade O!iiCiatcd.
Heavy rains in the ncighborhood above
here hayc fallen within the last week or
so. Considerable damage was done to the
crops. Timber has been damaged TO Il
great extent by the severe winds. Wheat
t~llrcsLing is going on in different local
tiles. A steam thresher. run by Nc Elyey
& Co., of Tullahoma. win be in this neigh
borlOod some tine this week. Six new
threshing machines have been put OF ut
this point this season, and as many more
have been shipped to Lincoln county.
"Visions by day and dreams of panthcrs
at night are troubling the minds of some
OF orr good people. 1t is reported here
that six Of these wild animals are now in
the ncighborh0od Of where the first one
was seen negro woman passed through
here yesterday with IL little boy behind
her. and reported that a panther, 'or some
kind Of a wild varmint." jumped the fence
near where she was passing, some two
miles east Of here, which caused her mule
to throw her and the boy both. some par
ties went out to sceif any discoveries could
be made Of the animal, but up to this late
hour no reports have beer brought in.
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other individual In the State, 80 far rs oul
knowledge extends, The question Is An
important one TO the people in lhGlr pres
ent condition Of financial distress, and
something should be done to bring The
matter before the courts, Ia the mean
time the people should pay the tax for
1874 before the 10th OF November next
And II the tax collectors will not receive
said tax unless interest ia paid on 1t from
the first Of November, 1874, then pay Tue
interest under protest, and In all propap'i-
ity the money Will have TO BE- refunded or
u credit allowed on the tax for the year
1875.
Our Supreme Court has recently decided
ut Knoxville that the penalty imposed up
on delinquent tax payers by the act OF 1915
Is constitutional, but the point we have
made Ia this article was not before the
court. j. Il, Is.
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A Question of Dollars and Cents

Editor Homo Journal:
by an Act entitled AN act to to pro-
vide more just and equitable laws for the
assessment and collection of r~evenuc,n
passed March q, 1873, it was enacted that
"ln all cases where taxes remain due and
unpaid on the first day Of June Of the
year following the year for which the
taxes are due, the Tax Collector shall
make out q complete list OF all unpaid
taxes on real estate buildings and i'm
prOvements, and shall add to said taxes
ttoslre per cent. penalty"
by an Act entitled San act to extend
the time in which to collect taxes assessed
for the year 1874, and for the relief of the
people," it is enacted "That all persons
be allowed until the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1875, to pay their taxes due for the
year 1874, and that until that time no PEN
atty shall attach by reason of failure to
pay the same before that time" 1t Is fur
tiier provided that after the 18th of No.
vcmbcr, 1875, the Tax Collector shall pro-
coed in the usual way to collect the taxes
remaining unpaid, but that no real estate
shall be sold until the first Monday of JAN
uary, 1876; "Provtded, however, that in
tcrest be collected from all the %deiinqaents
at the rate of six per centum per annum
from Tie date that such taxes were due"
These Acts appear to us to be plain and
simple, and yet the Comptroller has placed
what we regard as a wrong construction
upon the act of 1875. Under his instruc-
ton the Tax Collectors have been de-
manding and receiving, ever since the
passage OF this Act. six per centum per
annum on all the taxes which were still
unpaid for the year 1874, in the very teeth
of that provision Of the Act of 1915 which
says that no penalty shall attach for fail
ure to pay the tax of 1874 until the 18th
of November, 1875.
Evidently the Comptroller has based
his Judgment upon that proviso OF the
Act of 1875 which says that dclinquents
shall pay interest at the rate of six per
centum per annu!u from the date THAT sucl,
taxes were due; and II Ia further evident
that he has Inexperienced the meaning
Of thi, proviso.
Delinquents alone are required by the
law to pay the penalty of six per cent per
annum. and the question is, Who are de-
linquents? What does the term delin-
quent mean? Webster says it means zone
who fails to perform his duty" and we
affirm that 50 far as the tax for the year
1874 Is concerned. there is not Il delinquent
IN the State Of Tennessee, and will not be
until the 18TH day of next November, be-
cause there is no obligation resting upon
any one to pay the tax until that time.
After the 18th of November, according to
our understanding of the act of 1876, the
six per cent. penalty will attach, just as
under the act Of 1913 the twelve per cent
penalty would have attached Oh the first
day of last June, ii this act had not been
amended by the last Legislature.
The point we have discussed in this
communication has not been raised BY any
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CORPORATION Tax Sales.

,, N,.l,,. I,,, 11th .-e-- ri,l col,
,,o ,iItn ,, tns.rihnI ,nvr' lntS ali iii.
,nt .p%',T ,N,,,% ,In rnr,nr,In iim;tS az lhr
"'n,'n" W " nnL.stn. urSntiim cnnntv
w." 70 e,i,.rr ,nr tnvrs rI,rtrr'; fr
any,, ~ rnG.t, lnc nnon m1ch tn, tlc vnYr sncc.
irnl II. ,h" I.yrrjmtium ~ n,nh int h,Inw
";vinn thn nniir. rnn,,I,,t FDr CASH tn
| Tre hi1Hnst hiiInr gi tLn rnIrti,nusc IooI
tn WF,nLrsrnr ,hrrc h.in" M nrrsnlnl
no ,,,r,r ~ no iornd hcinrriuo to rhc NV,
n n.rt az .Ioil lots ,1 ~sn.i4ty said taxes and
,, "'"' '
Wv ,.,,, a.,
ohe mouse ana Io'' -, 'tn "po!t n' w.
properly Oh MIS- Jane cnao'' S',n'IcI III
thG toNh"i 'i'cntS'oI' nlIu '"",,ura ~
loiioWS VI t,e '"E1. anu t.Il ~ "..oa -
'lld rotpes ,ols "! t'' ,"n," Wy ainiin"
ANA on INC west ny II
one acre. more or Les Taxes for iSGs'
lSb7- ~ ~ ~ ana 80 9i''-i co''S' sos
total SoO''2' 81,
one lol' icVlcu I!!Poh aS tnG p'op'It, u,
VIM ~ George Si'hil'onS' f% Is slIu1,eG
IN Mic toWm OF WINCHESTER 'lllu pol,''ue"
on the northeast ny Mrs' Mary Ice a'lu u;
& Curle, south by street lrauihS 10 t,e
Brown tan-yaro' anu WeSt ny S'T''t 'eao-
ing from Public Square to CaIrlck AGa"c-
my-~containlng one acre. more or Tess.
Taxes for jS'TO-n-12-'a S''3"i costs
-; total slo30
One house anu lot LEVIED upon as gre
property o, VI II Bone, situated III tlc
town OF Winchester alu Dn"ndHd on tlc
norm ny inc iiu',t;F'l'' io"", W'oC ~ V"'
81, Eniirnad ,u.t Inv 4 street. leading
from said Huntsville road to tie Depot
containing one acre. more or less. Taxes
for ls7l-'72-'73, S22.5O; costs 50; total,
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We have not been often interested 10 the
extent that Rev. DR.. Ditzlcr has Interested
us during the past week at the Methodist
church. lie has handled his subjects with
consummatc skill and ability, and with 4
confidence fully warranted by his cxtcn-
sive and accurate attalnmcnts in sacred
and profane literature, and his proficiency
in ancient and modern dialects. We think
him q master in dialeGtics, whether he is
correct as to the mode of baptism or not.
Only one thing detracted a little from his
learned ciiOrts-his reservations twice IN
the pulpit that he could have commanded
salaries ranging from ten to fifteen thou
sand dollars, could nave been elected Uni.
ted States Senator, &c, and which he re .
fused despite the opportunities of friends.
We say this was questionable taste, albeit
we do not doubt what he says, and firmly
think he would do the people more credit
in the U. j. Senate than Il host we have
There now.
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We learn that a. l.. flummer, A. NJ,
late Of Manchester College, will soon have
charge of Salem Masonic Male and Female
Institute in tins county. Professor Plum
mer is a graduate Of Dartmouth College,
and will command, we opinc, alargc pat
ronagc. lie could not get into Il better
locality than Salem. The people in that
section of our county are thrifty, temper
ate and reliable, and pay their debts, gen
orally, with unusual promptness. Besides.
Salem is Il pleasant little town and noted
for its hospitality.
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~ See Catalogue for course Of study.
TnItiot mlrst br paid our-nnlt the ear.
~ amoGfnt in advahcc. the other half Oh or
before the Ist Of February.
Board, including cverytlnng-waShing,
fuel, lights, servants hire, etc pes
week. - 90.
Terms for board the sa,ira %Hstuition.
There is no boarding department con
nectcd with the College building; that l.
A large thrcc-story brick cdiiice, with en-
tcnsiyc wings, and it is used for teaching
purposes only; but close by are extensive
boarding houses. kept especially for the
College students, which are under the
rules and discipline OF the College. 1t is
believed that this arrangement offers many
advantages over that OF teaching ana
boarding under the same root, as compc-
tition among the OoIrdiNg-AouScS certain
~ In5urCs better accommodations, while
fewer persons being brought together in
the same house, there is less liability to-
disease.
.&'"Send for Catalogue lmap attacllcd.)
G, :. WAIMSLEY,
Treasurer,
aprl-3m Winchester, Tenn.
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The Fayetteville Express of last week
tells lis to 'Piss Him A~roundn-one Geo.
7. Cabler, a 'smooth-iaced young man,
rather deccntly attired, and gifted with an
induratcd check" who has swindled some
of the good people of Fayetteville, even
John Batcman Smith, the sharp editor of
the aforesaid Express. Smith says that
Cabler's entire baggage consisted ola quilt
toOthpick and two travcl-staincd shirts,
the latter ciarelessly done up in a brown
paper. This slendcrness of wardrobe did
not awaken any suspicious in Smiths con-
filling heart, for he knows, doubtless, full
well that want Of apparel does not always
indicates want Of honor, else Smith him.
sclf would 60 by the board, We fear. And
Cabler got about $22 FROM the Fayetteville
merchants under the p%rctence that he was
travelling in the interest Of Il mercantile
directory. The merchants were to pay n
certain sum to have their cards published
in their tDwn paper, W dollars of which,
Tor each card, was to 30 to the gentleman
of sleuder wardrobe. After making all
he could IN Fayetteville Cabler came to
Winchester, and told us he wanted to get
up u directory OF our town, and Dcclcrd
and Tulla,Oma, and publish it in the Home
Journal that there would be about fifty
cards. of only two or three lines each, and
we must make a dumping" trade as an i'll
dncement G the merchants, and that the
mcrchantswould pay lis, not him and he
would takethcir notes in our favor, and to
this end wanted q lot of our letter-hcads up
on which b write said promises to-pay.
We hesitatcl until he told us about u similar
arrangement with our astutc friend Smith,
and then wetolG him to go ahead, that we
would do ANYTHING in tile world that Smith
would do. And he wanted to know if we
would trust aIe merchants and business
men of Winchester and Declcrd, which C.
licitcd q very decided response in the atir-
NATIVE, cOuplt with Il regret that they
were so uncouti and unsOcial as not to be
willing to trusais as far rs we were will
inc to trust MeA; and we wondered how it
was with Smithi in Fayetteville. Cabler
sal d he knew Smith very well, in tact, was
an old clum of smith, and graduated in
the same college tith him. Just here we
felt n little incredibly ooze into our nm
suspecting heart, nd u letter now before
us from Cabler cofirms our suspicious
But it may be he Saduatcd. as too many
do, without learniig how to spell.
Well, Cabler, a graduate with Smith,"
didn't victimize ant one here. except our
worthy landlord, J.C. Hopkins, who holds
claim of IS againt him for board. and
which he will sell / a heavy discount
Cabier is now boarding in Chattanooga at
the expense Of the iatc. 1t is probable
That he will get up ,directory of respon-
sibie men IN the peDtcntiary.
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For the Winchester Home journal.
INV
LILY.
by MRS. ADELIA 4. GRAVES,

"Co,ne Lily, out into the cleaning,
we something to tell you, tonight,
Ere the soft, tender green OF the meadow
Turns brown in tile vanishing light.
I'm going to leave you. dear Lily
iris harder to do. than to saa,
And as ] must go, will you tell me,
Dear Lily, how long | must stay ?"
The west wns still golden and glowing,
But purple brown shadows, afar,
Shut out all the thitherward landscape,
High, over which, %glimmercd u star.
They stopped meath tic mulberry Uranclie
Low-rustling II monotone, slow,
And the smOky-green leaves casta dusky
Dim shade, on the figures below.
" DO you care for me, Lily2n he muir
mured-
81 love you, Gear Lily, alone
| Be mine little Flowcr-Of-the-Valley,
My Lily-M Blossom-My oloa."
Dropped shyly, the eyes of the maiden,
Bent lower, The beautiful head,
While thrilling, each tremulOus heart
string
Responded TO all that he said.
Oh, the inc0mprchensible story -
Onr motherS have heard il before Ms.
R.irivirp AZ me lid. twas trur.
W w u""i n,v,H, :, '1 H. =, = - III ,,mn'
s, hwe Hwy W." w. y enI ~ az . t'm'
''t ~ 'so,nn ', ~ o"nn, Iannma"Ss svn"L',i,n
A"c s"'"e' III c"c' '"'s""S'' "''' 'l'"''
They say Adam told it in Eden
And well could his Eve understand.
A look, or IA tone, can rev cal IL;
tnmch mr. cinsn of tho hand
Ucnrt "n.wers to hnprt withnut wor,linU
o0ul SPEAKS III tle S'ailcG VI ti'c uyc'
AM willy 1oI,oJou' ~ Wv "iI';"7'
lhats Soitiy ou'-DreaVheu III sign
vat lava bo,h q bos;. of ,aosor
III 90 wh;i, tHn chn,rnnr,S nvor
Tai'n t 1D, ,i,fIo Tiir ~" tnirL nf''
Wbot" bcst Tor VAN Irtmrn r. saw
M Won Lnnw In tGe dion .hrnh civ
Kan ]efHtri, I.Gv i"nEs ON,
ANU HoIuuis "nelo u'tc' st"9 '"H'
Ahu "h''' 'he "o"' Wy "o'"''
All littlo lr.,me J. coytha ~y,oiu1
Thnts s,rcGimo iust nov nj vnnr sidrl
Win ~ mothers devotion. she min~los
A mnstorh1l n,ssinn NJ nriIn
nj shrinkiny Moor Iilv vvnn'I turr rrow
M 'ian,;"'ro't = r O,n,,' !, hn, n.n
~ ao 2 ,I onr 70 n,tnr" shn',li IriH1r|
Acltilhaht 'or i'Vor a'h!S"'
,yb;,o i,,;,r In loi,+,-m,do rohi,r
" With ", n'nSor,onts ~ h",rhtv IiSI,i,
VIE ,; ~, ,,ouLi +,,,m Seq .,ytbo ,Ina
~" trraw ~ N "
hor sorrow o,1 ,,i,
~ rrLn, Var La SSI,iii ,,rr rtitr;n
M,J nnrsnr. whnt nncn mo u,nIId nr,iso
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PERsoNAL,-Judger urney wa in town
the other day, on a iiIt charger that looked
to be as fine aspcci;nA of the equine race
as the Judge is Of nOhe men.
We had the plcasurI of meeting. yester-
day. Mr.. John j. DIP. of the house of
Stainback " Davis, pc great wholesale
grocers and cotton .ittors OF Nashville.
Mr.. Dclp is just from Huntsville, Ala.
where he has been on ksincss connected
with his house.
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Insolvency Notice.

The insolvency of the estate of IsaacG
Rogers having been suggested. all persons
indebted to sail estate are requested to
make immediate pay mcnt. and those hold
irg claims against the same must present
them. duly authenticated. to the COUNTY
Court Clerk vi Eranklin County. Tenn.
within the time prescribed by law. or they
will be forever barred. This. July IL. rs
4. b. SLOAN, Admr.
julyl5 Inn
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TRINITY CHURCH The Rev. W. 7, Du
Bose will preach Sunday evening next, At
8 o'clock.
At 6 o'clock the same evening the rite OF
Infant Baptism will be administered, at
which the children of the. Church are re
lucstcd to lie in attendance,
Sunday School every Sunday morning
at 9 O'Clock.
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We do not see where their profits come
IN. but they are very responsible men, ana
will do what they say. They have a SUI
pcrb stock of goods on hand and their
house is always crowded and theiradver-
tisement IN another column will surely
attract additional custom. We are talking
about Lenehan, williams & Co., Dcchcrd.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMES s.-~Chanccry sale
and Creditors Notice, by Finch, G.. 4 VI.
Insolvency OF the estatc Of Isaac q. hog
crs Is declared
Robt. Z Collier IL Co" Nashville, dealers
in Hardware. Cutlery and Sporting goods.
1t is one OF the best and most reliable h)u-
sea in the State, and when you visit Nash
vile give them Il call if you want anything
in their line.
Lenchan, Williams d Co, Dechcrd, ld-
yertisc goods at wonderfully cheap rates
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of Tennessee County Of
Franklin.
Original Attachment, in the Circuit
Court at Winchester, Tenn.

Jas. G Carter W. Ann T.. Kittrcdgc.
In this case it appearing. by affidavit,
that the defendant, Ann h. kittrcdgc, Is
justly indebted to the plaintiff. and is u
nonresident OF the State, 50 that the ordl--
nary process of the law cannot be served
upon her, and an Original Attachment
having been sued cut. rethrnaD!c To- thc
circuit Court OF Franklin county, ana tne
same having been levied on deienu'ut'
property ,,,,;,o.,,
IL is therefore ordered that rhbi'ra'!Hn
Il, made for fuur consecutive weeks ia inc
Upt,e Journal. 4 newspaper published ~
f. ,nwu of winchester. commanding sid
ircnG,nt. hnn +. kittrc,lgc, to appear II
the next teiuI oi the Ci:cUi. Court, IT, lie
IhriL for the county uf franklin. at the
! ,ourtl,ousa. in the town OF Winchester, on
The ltII Monday IN Julv. l>iJ. to make
defense TO said suit against her, or il will
b. proceeded with cX parje.
Witness my hand, ut Office, this .lst day
of June, 1870.
W. W. ESTli.I., Clerk.
iun2i-iW T.,
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Above cut represents the Nichols, Shcp-
ard a Co.'s vibrator" Thrcshor and sep
This machine Is warranted supe-
rior to any other kind Of machine in the
States for Thrcshiug, Cleaning
and saving Grain Of all kinds and in all
conditions, With tins machine, | offer
offer for sale, Nichols, Shepard q Co.'S Ia
nous Triple Cleared Mounted Horse
Powers, tor &c, 9, or l0horses. This pow
,r has no equal for strength. Durability,
LiNMtnrsS of hrnfl and Convenience.
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Chancery Court Sale.
Christian Yogelgcsang ct ais. VS.. Conrat
Miller and wife, ct ais.

Christian Yogelgesang ct ais. VS.. Conrad
Miller and wife, ct ais.
By virtue of a decree Of the Chanccry
Court Of Franklin County, Tennessee, pro-
nouncec at its June Term, 1915, in the
above cause. | will, on
Monday, August 10Th, 1875,
at the Court House door, III Winchester
Tenn. sell 10 the highest bidder Tor CASH
the EQUITY OF REDEMPTION in Tho
house and lot described in the pleadings
situated on the south side OF the square in
said town, being the house and lot formerly
occupied by {. Miller and wife AS u resi-
dencc and cabinet shop. Nc. sale VIII DC
made to satisfy the decree IN lavoroi rnn'-
plainant Christian Vosclscsang. i"is'
T.. II. FINCH, t.N NJ
jGlyij td5 10
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HARDWA ARE
CUTLERY
y
SPORTING GOODS.

EEAgcnts FOR L. Remington n
Sons American Needle Cotton Gins,
r. Hoe IL Co.'S Circular Saws, N. Y.
Rubber Co.'S Betting, Gee S. Fale's
Leather Betting, Northampton Emery
Wheel Company, Emery Grinders and
Wheels.
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IA" Constantly on hand n full stock ot
Pully Blocks. Gum Hose and Packing.
Boiling Cloth, Machinists' Carpenters
Blacksmitho' and Cabinet Makcr's Tools,
Builders Hardware, Railroad Supplies,
Mill Supplies, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition,
Fishing Tackle, dc.
iulyII
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Good news IA to crop prospects come IN
from all parts Of our county, and we have
every reason to DC grateful. If the "good
time coming is not just u little ahead we
are terribly deceived.
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We promised to give this week II resume
OF the speeches made ut the centennial
meeting by Col. Colyar, Or. Payne. and
Capt. Moore, but sickness IN our office has
forced US to lay aside the pen in order to
attend to mechanical duties. But VIC DO
hope that Franklin county will come up
enthusiastically in this matter and be well
represented ut Philadelphia.
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We are authorized to state tHat Rev A.
T.. Dix win preach Mt the Baptist Church
next Sabbath morning, 1919 o'clock. Sub
iect: Baptism. At night he win speak Of
Infant kaDtism,
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Our paper Is considerably behind time
u,is week. owing TO the Illness OF our fore
man. Mr.. II. ii. Dulin, who has been cod
,ircd 10 his bed for several days,