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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-07

~ has only.one bridge, (tie on over the
creek at Winchestcr0 and u hall the Time
ont OF repair. Shame! Oh. shame upon
Won, gentlemen of the County Court Of
franklin. Even now, while write. the
river is past fording. and 90 not know
that I shall get to send this In time 70 be
published. a..
viii some one please explain why the
north side Of Elk river can yet no favors
from the county, It Is no trouble for
paupers. or old negroes, to get %apFropria-
lions from the county.
have had travellers to come n stay
several days with me, waiting for the riv-
err to tall. who would say, II do not, on an
average, pass this way once u year. but !
woulI gladly contribute towards building
a bridge across this river just to know 1
could cross when ] do come"
l would humbly ask the Honorable
County Court-and | an not alone-that
now, while the people have good crops
and good prices, that they build Jfie
bridge; or, IL this cannot be done, and it
Is possible, let us cut loose and Join
Moore county, so that we will not have to
the river in going to the county
site. A SUBSCRIBER.
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PERsONAL.-Our heart Warmed viii
Joy when we heard, last Hnday MORT
ing. that Jefferson Estill, bf Grapevid
Prairie, Tarrant county, IXas, was il
Winchester, and very soon Ire shook hil
honest hand with a feeling din to rever.
erre. 1t has been about setnteen year,
sire he WAS here at his old Iome, and We,
hcknew nearly all his old friends and rel.
ati'es. and we are sure thatneXt to Tex.
as, which he seems dearly to love, old
Frl,klin county rises super r to all 9th
or pots on earth. 1t lost qne of the best
citizens 1t had when it lostIJefferson Es-
till but bis good infuenEe will exist,
thagll the substance be awhy.
i. J. G. McCutcheon hasbeen seriously
1ller several weeks. but We are glad to
leit that he is convalesccnt.
Ms. DR.. Henry. Estill, WE are sorry to
leah Is suffering from something like
palysis.
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Finances of Cooperation.

,ditor Pome Journal:
As there has heretofore been manifested
Dme anxiety Oh the part of our good citi-
Fns to know the financial condition OF
fr corporation; we propose to show what
te board Of 1874 did.
Ut collected from all sources the sum OF
tp9,70. 1t paid ont on debts contracted
previous boards the sum of $22S. 52--
wing the sun of $671 81.
Rut of this the town constable was paid,
the balance. which was about $3.50,
expended OIL the cause ways and
hts.
the above amount collected, only
dSS was collected of the taxes assessed
I'VE year 1874.
fhe people want the town made re-
sAble in appearance, let them elect
oiifuch Aldermen as are in favor of
ii4 enforcing the ordinance to compel
miners of property to make good side
wlrOnting or their property then APP
Ply money collected from all sources
70 grading and graveling the streets
anoe will sO0h make ours a place of
"h4very good citizen Will feel proud.
Yours, j. N. Nc.
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SHERIFE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an order of sale. issued
from the Chanccry Court. by Il II. Finch,
Clerk Il Master. the 18th of December.
1874, and to me directed. | will offer for
sale. to the highest bidder. FOR CASH.
before the Courthouse door in the town of
Winchester, Tenn, on
Monday. January 25th, 1875.
the following described tract of land. to-
wit: Bounded as foilOws-nortll by the
lands Of Coleman; west by Mrs. San
ders; south by Elk river-containing II
acres by estimation. and lying in civil dis
trict No. 8 Of Franklin county. Tenn.
Levied upon as the property of Ransom
Davidson to satisfy a bill Of costs obtained
by | &G.F Hamilton, PLAINTIFF against
said Davidson, Notwithstanding to
$lG5 ". This Dee. 22d. 1874.
II. p. STEWART, Sheriff.
dec24-tds S6
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PRhseNAL.-The ~subioined letter from
Rev.v. l.. Parks. late Rector Of the Epis.
cspalChurch In this place, sufficiently ex-
plailb itself. We will only add u regret
thatEhe solicitations of Mr.. Parks many
tricrYs have not had the effect to induce
his rkurn:
OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA,
2Sth December, 1874
TO Sesars. A. Butterworth, J. c. Slapard.
Seft Davis. J. T. Sanders. aud others.
cifsens Of Winchester, Franklin coun-
tyFennessec:
d4ncmen:-I have the honor to ac-
kn9flsdse J our courteous and natterins
rceennieation oftle 2dinst. / beg that
!oeEul believe that not any lack OF ap-
urett!ou. but Inability to determine how
" qRuld be answered, has delayed ms
kZesl4se. And while am unable ia
seetGt wise that I should again become
your community, l ahatl. yet lona
: yter the kindness Which 1 hsve re.
fstlf e9ong you. and experience no Tit.
yelasincation rum this last testimonial
Otyrfe 5eeemst So II as< &~
3ie honor to he, gentlemen. reS.
Pss'Y1your ohedisnt servant,
J. L. Parks.
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w HOME Journal AND THE New
YET.-A few words in this connection
ouA to be allowed us. SO far us bust
NcAs concerned we would say that, not
@i9tanding the financial pressure, and
tliearasure Of a number of names from,
onlinbscription list for non-paymcnt OF
duTwe the year with nearly
6U0hbscribers. and in this number can
note found ten irresponsible names. The
facts, a very large majority of the best
alphabetically, morally and financial
ly, Our county, subscribe for the Home
JOllal, and our books are a reflex OF tliis
fac I'VE only wish that our columns
VEGA reflex Of the business portion OF
ou1mmunity.
Ware very grateful for the substantial
sullrt we have received and are still re-
ceiig. And we expect to SO conduct
thcaper that all of our present sub
scr,rs will. not only stand by us but
spg good words to others and induce
theIto become subscribers. A well-to-
do tanger, of Hockervillc, told US the
Othweek that he would not do without his
coy paper, evel if he had to maui rails
at b cents u day to pay for it; that it
walls companion at nights and Sundays,
andis children read it will, eagerness
anorOft. G. N. X, Of Danville, Hi
nokrites us to send ON the Home Jour
Malhat he is lost without it. Thos. L
MI Evergreen, La, says he cannot do
witut it. We have verbal as well rs
wrfn evidences that the Journal is
kiik welcomed by all who take it, but
welust be briet, and only add that the
Hid Journal is a part and parcel OF
Fr&lin county and its interests. We
intd that every man and woman who
wal it shall have 1t, and having 1t, you
shd have u faithful exponent Of passing
cv4s, ~"nothing e%xteRuated, o aught
setbwn in malice" You shall have a
pat 1t would benefit your children to
re;iand ever you yourselves. You shall
hai nothing printed therein that might
note read from the pulpit with the ap-
prdl Of every christian. You shall have
u per y0n ought to support, for the
nepaper IS the mouth-piece Of the conn
ty,td the more literally you support it
I reimber that IL will the more cncrgcti-
cali and persistently support your inter
est And If you cannot pay us in green
lad. or gold, pay rs in whatever you
pla} b sell, such as wood, turkeys, eggs,
Ibut5 chickens, corn, beef, lard, vege-
tats &C.. &c. But don't try to palm of
J on mean wood, or small loads, or infc-
rior anything, because you cant sell 1t for
casa Ist the same price We knoo you
wouldn't be 80 mean. And so 1t Is.
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SHERIFF''S SALE.

NJ. j. Haraldson vs. Susannah Hamilton.
BY virtue of an execution. to me direct
ed from the Clerk OF the Chancery Court.
Winchester, Tenn, and dated Nov. 2s,
1874, in the above cause will offer tor
sale, before the Courthouse dsor, in the
town of Winchester, on
Monday, January %, 1875,
the following described trac: of land, to-
wit: Beginning at ii black jack on the
west corner of the 2S-acre tract purchased
by Lewis Anderson. thence north SO east
30 poles. thence north l5s, west l50 poles.
to three birch pointers On the south hank
OF Elk River; thence down the river north
500, west Is poles. south 74o. west II poles
to two white oaks northwest corner Of the
original-tract thence south l5". east l4
poles to the misunderstanding by sur
ycy % acres. lying in civil district No. 3,
OF Franklin county. Levied upon as the
property of Susannah Hamilton to satisfy
said execution. II. p. STEWART,
ian7-td ~ Sheriff.
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Non Resident Notice.

Samuel Reed ct ais vs.. James Rice ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court. from tl.e Bill
tiled in the above cause. " hicii is sworn
to, that James Rice and wife (Sallie Rice.)
are PRESIDENTS of the State of Tenn.
so that tue ordinary process OF law cannot
be served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made ter four consecutive
weeks in the Home Journal. II news
paper published in tine town Of Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said defendants to appear
on or before the lst Monday in February.
1879. and plead. answer ~ dclnnr to Petit
lion. or the same will be taken Tor confess
scd, and set for hearing cxplrte a TO them.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
I dec3l-4w 40
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BRIDGES. wv need three bridges ACROSS
Elk river. This Is a fact which the people
Of the whole county are beginning to
feel. These bridges are a necessity. They
Will cenduce to the benefit Of the whole
county, and we do hope that the next
quarterly convention OF II magistrates
Will vote to tax the people fifteen thous-
and dollars In order to pay five thousand
dollars each for the building Of three
bridges. The fact Is, Franklin county Is
behind the age. She Is too slow, ard too
many Of our magistrates hold a nickel be-
fore their eyes which obscure q dellar In
the distance. Gentlemen, yon are not
living for yourselves alone, nor are you
doing your county service by such short
sighted economy. You are very quick to
avail yourself Of every machine that will
advance your agricultural interest; then,
why not be as. il r.siglted in regard to
what will advance the interests Of your
county? 1t is ridiculously mean In any
magistrate to want his own section ad-
vantaged while other sections perish.
Tie truth Is, our tohOle county should be the
of our magistrates. What helps
one part ,oiH help the other part. And it
is in Il catholic spirit that we write. AS a
heavy taxpayer we arc willing to be tax
ed to build bridges across Elk River, even
If we should only cross them once year,
or, cross them not all. In this connec-
ton we refer to a communication in our
paper this week.
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Non Resident Notice.
WE Brannan ct. ais vs. Robert II. Ho
lin ct, ais,

VIII. Brannan ct. ais vs. Robert II. Hol-
lin ct. ais.
Upon motion. and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk ami Master, from
tne Dill IN above cause. which Is sworn to.
that The defendant, Robert n. Holm. is
q NONRESIDENT OF the State Of Tennessee.
30 that the ordinary process oflaw cannot
be served upon him.
It's therefore ordered that publication
pc made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published In Winchester.
rem. requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to appear on or before the forth
Monday In January next, before the Chan
Gerry Court at Winchester, franklin coun-
ty. Tennessee, and plead, answer or demur
TO complainants' bill, or the same will BE-
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte: Witness my hand. at Office, in
winchester, this December 14th. 1874
Il. III. FINCH, G. Il NJ.
decl7-4w AZ
b. l.. Hunt, Solicitor for complainant.
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From the Sud District.
RrvrAr, ian. I'd, 1875.
Editor Home JOurnA

Editor Home JOurnA
frooaOiy yeu INN have ceased to
be your correspondent ut I wife this
to convince you OthelH
Local news is sc.tI Their was n
Christmas tree ut the MuoilovChurch.
by the Sunday S~chOooftLat i,re. nm
tie evening OF the 2iLln Hcrcmhr. The
weather was pleasant, d the hose was
crowded with people. subscript,n had
been taken up for the rpose of riyinr
presents to the childrenithe scl,o,. The
tree was large, and load with prsenls
which made many gla hearts. here
was, also. singing-and Seches BIZ ievs.
Clinton Cleny and Wood III,
l wish, Mr.. Editor. thro6 yourbper.
to try and impress upon marilntes
Of our county how badly trpeopleks ant
a bridge acr0ss Elk river. His Is A (iny
that has been brought bex the 6irt
time and again for years-ov eacl, lime
to be voted down by thelagistrle,.
Can any earthly cause be aen for lis.
except it be they do not ish to Nv
themselves? The people ardilling.N.
myself, am a taxpayer. fI void
"HINiSiy,y cds kiduiy "cCcpsitax lem
bridge. One excuse has beeSthat X
needed three bridges, and welnot abl
10 build that number. A half II is BET
ter than no loaf. Build one, Il wl,c
able build mere. The qucsti, the,
would arise: Where should onte bui]
so as near as possible suit thconye
niencc OF all? Tie people beld Lee
Ford. down about Big liurrics an,
Marble Plains, have to come ratli4p u,
river in coming to Winchester. 1peo
pie above Lees Ford, on Rock Crt nm
Esq. Chitwood's neighborhood. cen,ath
er down tile river to go to Winc,ter
Lees Ford. or thereabouts, is as tr
central point a. they can get. Thekh,
stream Is narrow, with good banksl )
To show the people how much WEN
a bridge, We who live within reaclEl
give the timber, and there are three
within easy access that Will saw Il
the county will only put 1t up. Years
fore the war there was a bridge acrosi
river ut Mrs. Dardis' place. Our pel
now boast Of much superiority over Il
OF former times. and yet can't build
little wooden bridge when, too, the Ct
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HYMExrAL. Tuesday pas Mr.. y.
Fariss, of the 9TH district | this COY,
was married, by Rev. MI. G|stOn, tos
Sue A. Moore, of Nashville.
We congratulate wpowcr fri
upon his delayed conclusio to try "A
the sweets of welded life. Ind, we d
graduate the fair bride upon winning
heart Of a man whom we Iow to be
soul OF honor and goodness.
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IN GIFTS,
CASH.
PRICE OF TICK E1S

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets 5000; halves $500; tenths
or each coupon 800; Eleven Whole Tick
cts for. 10000; 22l2 Tickets for 100000.
The payment OF Gifts will begin the
fifth day after the Drawing. Tickets
must he presented or sent to Room 4. Pub
lie Library Building. Louisville, Ky :,
where they will.b taken up and paid by
Cash Cheeks upon the Farmers and Dro-
vcrs Bank of Louisville.
Every Whole Ticket has ten parts. each
part bearing the number Of the Whole
Ticket. Therefore. II Tenth of n Ticket
entities the holder thereof to One-Tenth
OF whatever tie Whole Ticket may draw.
For Tickets and information, address
IIIOS. T.. BRAMLETTE.
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
au.l3-td
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rom the 18th District.
January LIST, 1875.

January LIST, 1875.
Editdpme Journal:
ihlhg You would like to know some
InlnS What is going oil in one Of the
mourn districts. will give you a few
sca%tielitens. Health OF the neighbor-
hoou Nncycr better, with a bountifUl
supply lnan and beast. Money matters
t,ght, gh we are hopeful that When
.he Le4ture meets (Monday the 4th
illse") fill do something tor the exc
gcncy Of times which wo,,ld no hivhIv
appreciA,y the yeem,nrv of this mari
" the cFry. BY a strong fidelity TO
asric.i.ltpursuits promising to pay for
eveIylhils we go, produce more and
o"y icss .than in former years.
Ohristn1 assed off quietly. Had a fcs-
t'Vai ~ i25th ultimo. at the SCHOOL,
mousse " lCowan end Of the District,
wner incl prevailed that something
must W ootor the present and future
cne'atioh( I to n not acquainted
WIZ, tie cfcteristics of the 18th, it
won'a naV4med that there would be
etd in midst an acade-
my OF sciendts and Bellies l~ettres. But
enthusiasm h tendency to excite dis
SenslOn. WDck Olpnsurp of those moro
hopeful was(rred bv n SUGGESTION for
everything tl{ad been said in regard to
a sci'oolhohseexpnnsed. The motion
was, hOwever,ended 1v nnnointinu the
following MoE for the exclusive de-
liberation of lsuhfcct. The duv W.T.
messed u respe4u majority of the Dis
trict in attende. One Of the most re-
spectacle citizclf about 81 winters was
calieu 70 TIE I, and the meeting was
lovely tiii mo1 was made to take the
vote where theI,se in contem nlatIon
should be lOcate@,t The Chairman not
being familiar wbarliamentary usage,
refused to put tG,otion TO the house.
declared tnat ne N the sentiments of a
major part of tHbistrict. and he could
see 10 good sense (akinv the vote ON il.
and we adjourned r. until next Christ
uiaS. o. W. o.
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A VENERABLE CITIZEN DIS. -lsday
the 10Th OF December last, M. JadIOlt,
in the 9TH district of this coS,ty, drted
this life. Mr.. Holt had livedfItty \ on
Rock Creek-had married fclr timhnd
was the father Of twentyiour ellen.
"Peace to his remains"
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MARY SHARP COLLEGE,
dcc1G-3m

Local patrons Of the College. who are
producers. are hereby notified that an,
thing We need In the way OF supplies. nee
essaries OF living. for which we have tn pa,
money, will be received In payment TO-
tuition these "har,i" times Dee. :. 1874
u. S. wALMSLEY.
decs-2w Treasurer.
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Chancer7 Court Land Sale.

John Sells VS.. VIM. Sells ct. ais, and Nan.
cy Sells vs.. Fielden Rice ct ais.
[Original Bill and Cross Bill
BY virtue of Il decree of the Chancery
Court OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
uOGnced at It's Jurc Term, l"7L, In above
cause. | will. at the Courthouse door, in
Winchester, Tennessee. on
Monday. January 1s, 1876,
expose to public sale to the highest bidder
tor CASH the lots OF land Nos. 3. 4 Il o,
described in the pleading, in said cause.
'ituatcd in Civil district No. -. of Frank
in county. Tennessee. adjoining the lands
# FIeldcn Rice, James L. Sells and others,
containing - acres, more or less, subject,
lowcver, to the dover of the widow, Nan-
y sells, laid of and assigned to her by the
.ommis toner's appointed by said court Tor
such purpose. Said sale to be made to
satisfy decree Of defendant, F:rlden Rice,
Tor S.. This December I, ISL.
7. II. FINCH, Z. & NJ.
dec9-tds 90
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NorIcE.--Good friends imk upon us
in that they make too free our ex-
changes, taking this and thittper sans
reremonie, never rejecting thtey often
put US to much trouble.
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Ugh! Monday and Tuesdly Re cold
days-the coolest we have hid tlwinter
told as--charity. This is IN dAgurc
not original with us. u~nieTtanSu ut we
use it just to be in the f%asllon.
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TERMS OF SUISSE arm.


we arc authorized to anlnce Tom.
A rledge Il candidate for re-eIi0n to the
alice of Town Constable for year 1875.
Election the coming Satusry January 0,
1876.
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AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings in the world
ave those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint.
More than scventy-tive per rem of the
people IN the United States are afflicted
with those two diseases and their effects ;
such rs sour stomach, sick headache,
habitual cOstiveness, impure blood. heart
burn. waterbIash. gnawing and burning
pains at the pit of the stomach, yellow
skin. coated tongue and disagreeable taste
in the mouth, coming up of the food after
eating, low spirits. &c. Go to the Drug
Store of NJ. Frice, Dechcrd. Tenn. and e..
G. Phillips. Winchester, Tenn, and get y
Is cent bottle, or asample bottle for 10
cents. Try it.
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AND SALE STABLE,
\ Winchester, Tenn.
NV and Elegant Top and No Top
Buggies, and first.class Harness
and Saddle Horses.

Horses boarded by the year. month and
day. very low, and well attended to by
faithful groomsmen. -
Hacks run night and day from Winches-
ter to Decherd. Passengers called Tor in
any part of town. and baggage checked.
az Spring Wagons and Buggies for
sale. -
ELLIS DAYS.
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Sherif's Sales.


state OF Tennessee, VS. Jas. IL. Keith CT ais
BY virtue of IN execution issued from
the Circuit Court OF franklin county.
Tennessee. in the above cause, and to me
directed, | will, on the 4th Monday in
January. 1915. lit beir g the 18th day OF
said month"; offer for sale. to the highest
bidder for CASH, before the Courthouse
deor in the town of Winchester, the fol-
lowing described tracts of land lying in
civil District No. 3, OF Franklin county.
and bounded rs follows. to-wit: LIST tract,
being lot No; 4 OF the Jno. IL. Moseley
deed. tract OF lan'. bcginhihg NJ the 50
corner OF iot NO.. fosionk ara nee gutn
pointers hence norlh So.s,:" ,o4 pores
10 we sw corner OF !ot NO. 81 Thence
soNti' To-" WIN Tue east Voluntary "ithe
Strawh o'a acres acres, 81 pores |" wh"c
OAK. l poe north OF spring; thence
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BARBERING.

r. A. STARKEY, with an experience
OF twcnty-tlree years in his trade. invites
the custom of all who want to be shaved,
slampooned. or to have their hair cut or
dressed in neat style at prices to suit the
times.
"a Hair or whiskers dyed neatly and
well.
rS- Special contracts made with all
who wish to shave by the month.
s5Y- No credit. F. A. STARKEY,
Gets Winchester, Tenn .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-07
Motto, of Insolvency.

The insolvency of the estate Of VIM. II.
Rcregur, deed, having been suggeata' to
the County Court Of Franklin county.
all persons having claims againss
said estate are notified to appear and file
the same. duly authenticated in the man
ncr prescribed by law, on or before the
10th day Of February. 1874.
This Nov. ID, 1874.
j.. N. RUSSELL.
CALVIN RENEGAR,
Adm'ri Of W. IL. Renegar, decd.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-07

There Is a great cmmigrai to Texas
from this county, but no o1oes with
the hope Of better health or blr society.
The hope to gam predominant
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-07

To be independent is to owe no man.
hence save money and ~sleepless nights
(on arcoun of debt.) by coming to
Bangh's tor your goods. To buy goods
cheap is to ply tor them when you get
them. TRY IT.