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, 1876-06-03
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I'M 8etail p~ertauft gu Smportattons. Yreiien,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
seo. S31 Mrd 2trafe, Gfe Der Smeiten uuh
ppttapelp ia. pa.
Dies lit cine Organization bon aapitaliiten rin
2bte 3u importiren unb su nertbeilen
nit einem tleinen Oeiplnn, Der Dem Gonlumenten alien
Uetptnn Der 3tpiitenbanoler erIpart. gDir eontroairen
ernen groBen-3 bell Der betet Ibeejorten. pelhe mad
bieiem Ianoe fontmen une bic nur Don uns 5elbit pers
fault ,peroen. perionen, melte bon cnoeren bdnolern
faufen tbun oies 3u ibrem ei9eren Nabtbeil. uniere
bauier In Gbina uno 5apan baben bic beten Taeilitd'
ten CUR Nusipabi. mas uns sroBe Wortbelle 9euabrt.
YDir baben gum Uerfauf unicrer 9beeiorten in allen
bauptitdbten Der Vereinietn Staten stores etablirt.
aSir 9eben unieren Sunoen en
&dbpneS Sell Ebrpmp,
snomme pou Den metropolitan Werten amerItani.
der uno frember Runitler). ,petbes. penn in einein
Biloerlaoen sefauft. mebr toien miroe ais Der prels
bs zbees betrdst Dwie Gbrumos itno elm Uei&ent
fur uniere Runoei.
Mne 8~etauiten Waaren 90 a n I'll rt, baB lie pole
tom,inene Befrtsol8une 9e'pabren, ooeroas Gelo aurid'
srtattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
II E A Co.,
Wo. s31 Nrb StraBe, Ode Speiten uno Coates StrdBe
uno 621 6io .aipeite Str. applla.. 10. 49B12mt.
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Mssnien psrlanet fir bic
@efbi6te Der Granger.
Seme9nn9.

T~drmerfrtee seasn Die Woncpcle.
Ditiss 1f.i tntbSIt stnsn Spatdnptssx uab ~autbsast.
zen bic grprsnunssn Der Giienbatn. GefsaIdafttn, nsbA
elmer @efaihts oss ~urivruaes unb HrrtfHritts hs Urs
bsns Der Patrons Of 5astonbrs." Sebr periduvin,
National Wnblifbins Co., Phil. va. IgR;isy =
, 1876-06-03
Die einsi9e pDlptehnifhe SauSs
@dnfe.

ct. 0lemenS BalI, GIlicpt gtfp, NIB.
Sn Golse Der Yersr6Beruns Fno flint pldbe often.
Wfan befperbe iib iDfDrt oarum. Sie Grdbuirten
ftelrn bod. gur erter &Iafe &naben iperoen auf9es
nomrnen. Bier gourie: Glaifid. 9iberal. Miiien.
ibaftlih nnb Commercial. Ifar ihide cine Brief
1Miioi, bo,5a
, 1876-06-03

TOleeuoe billiss
NoHS=, Sngenbi6riitcu
nnO HOmane
anS su BADEN tn alien beutfdeu
Subbanblnnscn in ben
SeretHlgteu Staaten mo Gana0e.
Gr5ablunge1 DDn 6nlfap Nterit.
in bibide Bappbedel init Muslin.8ideh
gebunben a IS Gents.
Sas 9tanere6t. .
Die Depprtirten.
Die Mmsruanberer mad MfrfsA
Sdneieer unb Oeiaer,
Gbriaopb Columbus.
Gtarus unb Uearia.
Branb Don Sbmbura.
4nredlt SMt seeeibet nidtt.
S @r1acnns oes Ror,eaans.
Die RofsnmaSis M Der flsins eamar.t,r.-
On einem Bano.
Die Baiie, Onsr cine quite Shat fnnet Of. auf srO'n
.11pn Ibrsn 2obn.
johanna, ooer Surd, wadt yum eibf.
Der arfne @pttfrteb.
Der Gnnfg unS Der MILLER.
cas- Aleeblatt. Drei Gtidi4ten. ]. Der fslit
Disnsr, q. Der gaf@er unn isn 6obn. Q. 9is
pfaunlenm6nn-x.
Die @udsudS,ubr.
Jaech nne feline 2pbne.
GrSablungsn put Gaiparils.
Sn bubble Panpbedel NIT WnSliu'&Iden
gebnnoen q IS Gents.
@ef0ttdten aus benz &pcfart.
Der &dbulmeifter Mne fein G5pbn.
SfraAhurs auf Der Gd,ans.
Bolfsgeididten.
I'm babf9e Yappbedel NIT Muslin,Stdsn
gebunben q Is Gents. g
Der Sisethler, BOP 0laubre@t.
ZdredcnSiabre.
lie &tumm Don Nortiei, BON 0Iaubrsnt. rno
Sobann pon 2epeen, Der prophet. bon
Woberf berbsr. 3uiammen in einem BUD.
@efd,td9tsn zee pfarrers 3iebsntif@. Bon
0adbtleser In 4ranana. Bon Sr. gorb.n. rnS
1annbdnlsr. Bon Norbsrt 6irs. 3uiammsn in
einern Wano.
Barrier 9ausentdts. nus
eunapaet D~asabnnsns. Saiamnasx In ssnsm
nanA.
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S6arla6feber, Opptberia,
Nauber SAILS.

Das eri9redenoe 1lmfidareifen bie5er &ranfbsiten
matt ben 0ebraud zines Mittels nbtbis, iueldes ibre
gerbrettun9 nnb 3Dbtlidfeit oerbinbert. Bronco
Sbeilen WaHer mi5dt uno bies tdsiih gum 4lsSpiilen
pes Munbes ODER Gureeln benubt, Iinbert Die Mbiona
oerunn9en, ma9t ben Itbem uoblriedenb, fpirft als
feduna bur6 e%ontasiOie Ausidpibunsen ooer Der.
9iftete Iuft. Sir rauben ooer entsiinoeten bala penos
mon oas Mlihsl iofort beim Grldeinen pes netsls an
IS ionte bduf9 in ggobnbduiern. &ranfen5immern
UNI a1 &orper 9ebrau6t Deroen, tn bic .Heinti1fei.
au %beforbern. Wean beiorse ib elm @anpblet.
Tilden & Co., Gbemtfer,
4gB!sbe3 176 M,uiam Str, SEEM pprf.
gu perfaufen bel alien Orupoiten unD 6dnolern =.
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KNAUTH,
NACHOD
& KUEHNE IL,
j k @e111 aft,
118 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

nssdsisI auf msbs ais 200 su Hsssstanssrsm Stash
In 9urspa.
0sle. Mus,ablunssn surA bic wehSmtsr Iouis per
Gslesrapb ua& alsn Dldbsn tn Dsuti&Ians,
pshsrrsia. Der OASsi,. 6olaus, Dansmart. e&us'
ben uns ROrtssssn. ben Gmpfanssrn fra las 6aaa
s~sliefert.
greeit. 1risfe iar ~Reiienes sur Usnusuns In anss
srbbsrsn 6taptfn Der altsn Melt.
glnfafaruns pom 1rbfbaftsn uns Ssressnnssa
isbsr Mrt In ausn pldssn Guropa's.
DerfdbiHuns ssx 0ltssn ans padsteR rae
0uropa.
Dsrasnums anfsmmsnbr @ater In RsD Sorf. uxS
MISUNDERSTANDING ~b.rjsIbsn xa& BEN SnIanbs.
Wursp Sif1ts OeIh susS Dirt ssfauft xns ssrfsuft
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Ginioe quite Griinot :

1.-&iue nsus 9%rFnbnua. sraneIiA taesaes
uno seHnert burd gatent.
3.-Maht eintn pottfommeneR 2s6.eNQ,
ski& auf beioen Seiten, an allen Mrten bon Stohsn.
S.-2auft lei&t, fanft, serduidlos uno rai&-bsRs
g Combination bon Gisenitaften.
4.-Dauerbaft-Iauft Sabre la 9 obne Reps'
raturen.
5.-Berri&tet aIte Nrteu BON Arbstt
uno Sanep Nabereien In elmer uoraielidenWeis.
est fir ben Irbtiter iebr leSats u q n D.
baden. Die 2anae Der Stihe fam resulirt weroen.
pdbrenb Die MalAine i'm Ganse LIT, unb oieie fam
nit emem Jcoeu ueriebsn weroen, pbnt baB bertelbs
oar6 26der 3u seben bat.
S.-Dlan eiufah, iinnreih. elegant, inoen
Der Std obns ben Gebraud BON Cog Mbeel Gears.
Rotarp Cams uno 2epsr arms formirt miro. Dat ben
automatic DrDp6seb. pslder eli ne 9 1et&.
mdSise G&n9e bes Sti@es bet trsenb
elmer Gei6minbi9ftit t1ert. Dat uniersn
nsuen 9breab 6 ontroIIer. tuelher cine CLEO.
uaBise geipcsuns Der Nesole.sar erlaubt uno ssug
Serlebuns bes Gabeus oprbeuaa.
So nitruction d u s E r >refGttis unb ben
sntet. ST i~abri5irt BON ben sef@idteHen avs
erfabrenfen Arbsitern In Der beribmHH
Bennington Nrmorp, Snon, y. D. V'eiiacelpp,a
Office: $40 Gbeffnut Giraffe. 2Dt1mal,
, 1876-06-03
~. q. 70. Bb. 0te &atnslet&en. asRian Bon D
10. 6adldnoer.
-. q. 20. Db. Nm sltpter unt &ec,.en. 8eityss
man bon Oregon &amarop.

n. u. 70. HS. Dte Ratns,et4en. Rsnian Bon q
~. 6adldnner.
-. =. 20. pb. Nm siepter nne Reo>en. Bette.
man Don Oregon eamarop.
Ser yloro : Nnerifaniide 9uImetides
" uno
1nfebIbare Ratbsebee
fir Ginpanberer urb G~insemanbtrre.
sHtSat' cine 'n'' asfas's I'M w. fur ss'sr"anH ''Ei'aHs'
,@ramuatit Ser enslifdeu Spra@t,
nsbt anleituns in fur,er Set
lernen;
auBernerH s.ue @
boufdnbige NuN. t'amnIIung
Bon Briej.n, Rsanunsen, Ns-n<rusem, GontrastsA
gBeGisln. a~tpeilunsen, 3e,tuuss'Mnnonesu,
Ueidaftstdrten &c.
&teben3ebnte MMHase. .
a~appoedtI a~ebunoen, 80 Gents. nit Sober . SH6en
81 Vents.
Die Contribution Der Ger. St1dttn,
usbit @rIduteruruen unp seibiHtIiher &inIs'tuHs
CUR ~ipsseuen Benusuns fir
GinpanSerer unb GHulen.
Bearbeitei BON SuItus 4eta.
Drifte Mufase.
@ebun0sn, 10 Gents. &artOntrt. % 9'am.
& Gebi@te
I#L bon
2mb,pi9 Mblanb.
27b eeiien spo., brp,6irt, 81 90. elegant ~ssbanssa
nit q sIOsrdiuns, $3.50.
Ser auterifaniiGe. BaitetensB dder
Snffructi1e MntpeifMne
CUR Gnfsrtisuns aasr artsn
Yaiteten, Gorten unb Gierrabme,
bon c tn 3 riebri4. prattii&sr Tafeten $ Dddss.
Dreis is Gents. 1850
Mfinionen CON Mdern
@rgiebigfem Tarmbooens.
in u ebraSfa -
Sett iebr Diltg 3a berfaafen !ihA
10 SABRE greoit, SntereEen nut 6 WrUs.
1sf@rs tpamptlss mt. &artsn Der Diff iitiurte
gratis u%berienbet.
THE PIONEER,
ein tibfn iQuartrtes Scurnai, wel&es tas SetmRdtte
gefee entbalt. rtrb nan alien a~Delttpeit spsr.
ianbt. Abrelfre,
Q. q. Doots,
eanb.G sumtfRoar u. y. &. g..
Omaha Res.
, 1876-06-03

rim tdbfb ~iuuartrtes Scurnal, psl&ts tas SetmRdtte
Defes entbait. utrb nab allen ~aDelttbeile spsr.
ianbt. AbrelFre,
.. q. Dopte,
eanb.G clmtfFoner u. y. q. R..
Omaha RES.
, 1876-06-03
SIS bis $40 per Sag sn @auie

8soirsunssn fret. gors7s:
aSslml O.. &ttnfon u. Co.. %orlanp. Ws.
, 1876-06-03
6ein.atb unS Tremoe.

ssoraaue unb Grsdbluusen in 9rob eps. Bos
mot elegant brotbirt.
prets pre- Pant 30 4ents. @ebuncen IN 3eir
wanh vrs panh Is 6ensS.
, 1876-06-03
THE PIONEER.

9sr&rs sgamptlsts mt. &artsn Der Dier iitiwsrte
-H gratis uberienbet. r
, 1876-06-03
Ser arneritaniiGe. gateten=8 dder

lur Nnfsrtisuns auer artsn
Pafteten, Ecrten unb Gierrabme,
bon G tto 8 riebriG, praftii&sr Wafteten $ Dddss.
@reiS is 0snts.
, 1876-06-03

a7b eeiien spo., bro,dirt. 81 90. GIsssnt ssbanssa
nit GsIbsrtKuns, $3.50.
, 1876-06-03
Miaionen Spn Mdern
@rgtebigfem Tarmbo0enSss
0 SABRE gresit. SntsrsEen muir 6 wrSs.

IN WebE06f@ -
Sect iebr Diltg aa berfaafen ILL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
Personal

j. ]. Martin Constable elect in the
4th District, and our late Register, was in
town this week, looking rs hearty ~ ever
Miss Fannie Nathurst, Of Tracy
City, left tor her home Yesterday. And
she left some hearts behind that sigh for
her return,
Mr. George Mosely, Of our coun
ty, has just returned from Il trip some
where, and, Just rs usual, has lots Of iun
On hand iJr \ host VI lrlenus.
Mis- Julia Moore, nee Miss Julia
Williams-and a lady Of superior atLlin-
mcnts-hNS been spending several weeks
with her father, Judge John W. Williams,
OF this place.
Mr., c. c. Estill, just from Texas
and everywhere else; and John b. Coiyar,
OF Nashville, are enjoying their old home
in Winchester. We are always glad to
meet them. They want to marry
u. NJ. Pryor, Esq, is, we are glad
to see, somewhat improved in health. lie
has been quite feeble for several months,
but we hope that he will soon be well
again. He is one Of our oldest and best
known ClllEcIls'
H. NJ, Carr ("Mc2zy") and his
fair sister, Miss Maggie. are spending a
little season with their father, Col. H.. L.
Carr. Mezzy has been attending school
at oxford, Miss, and Miss Maggie has
been in st. Louis with her relatives.
S. b. Stockard, whilom of our
town, but living now at Stevenson, Ala .,
made a flying trip this week to see his
many friends in Winchester. and he saw
them. SAN" is one OF the best-hcarted
and best looking men we ever knew, and
we do wish some fair lady of Winchester
could capture his old bachelor heart, SO as
to induce him TO come and stay with US
forever.
Our splendid postmaster, G. G,
Phillips, and his cousin, /. G. Matlock,
have returned from the Centennial and
the East generally. 1t would do you good
to hear MatlOck tell all about what he saw.
His descriptive powers are inimitable, and
we laughed heartily to hear hun tell about
seeing President Grant driving tour bay
horses in white harness-that Is to say,
Grant was riding behind and some n
else was driving AS soon AS GOV. Tildcn
il elected, Grant will have ample time to
indulge his pcnchdat for dogs and horses.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
Tho "Yalley Monthly"

This IS the title Of u magazine pub.
lishcd in St. Louis, and edited by Gen.
Marcus j. Wright-a particular friend
Of ours, and eli.known to most OF
our readers. We will DC pleased to
forward subscriptions for any one de.
string us to do SO. As evidence ofthe
merit of this magazine we will here
copy the following complimentary no
tice given it by the London Times, o!
July 23d, to. wit:
I'VE have before us a copy Of the
VaNey Nonthiy, a splendid magazine
published in st Louis, u. 5. A. 1t is
most creditably gotten up, and the lit.
erature OF a high class. We notice ia
it an exccllcnlly compiled article on
"The Late Duke Of Kent" her Majcs-
tvs father. 1t is from the fluent pen
Of our friend Gen. Marcus j. Wright,
a gallant and meritOrious OF, Ger Of the
late Confederate army. We are inform
ed that the General has purchased the
NaNey Monthiy, We predict for him u
brilliant SUCCESS"
Gen Wright also sent a copy Of the
article referred to above to the Queen
aud received d courteous acknowledge
ment of the attention from Maj. Cen
II. +. Ponaonby, her Maiesty's secrc
tary,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

In u paper this week will be found
the Platform adopted at the late Dem
ocratic Convention in Nashville. We
regard it az q platform which no good
democrat or conservative could or will
object to; and we are proud to say
that ii is, so far IS finances are con.
cerned, almost word for word what the
editor of this paper has written and
spoken for some time past. FIVE had
written this portion OF the platform
oursolf we would not have written dill
lerently from the way in which it is
expressed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
For TIE LEGIsLATuRE

We are authorized to announce DR.. Jno
j. W. Payne Il candidate to represent
Franklin county in the Lower Branch OF
tho next General Assembly.
We arc authorized to announce John Il.
Beasley a candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lower House Of the next
General Assembly.
W. J. Slater is u candidate to rep
resent Franklin county in the Lower
Branch of the next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce j. 4.
Oliver Il candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lower Branch of the next
General Assembly OfTcnnessee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
CHANGE OF FIRM,

The firm of Wiley S. Enbrey % Co.
has been succeeded by Il new firm, I'LL
der the style of Enbrcy, Brother& Co
The old firm return their thanks FOL
the liberal patronage heretofore re
ceived. and solicit its continuance
Wiley s. Emhrcy is of for u new stock
of goods, and intends to use his bes'
Judgment in the selection OF such I
stock as will please the fancy aud stand
the test for durability.
All indebted to the old firm are re-
quested to come up Immediately ano
settle, as it is absolutely necessary that
the business of the old firm be closed
August 6, 1876 LIN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

We are sorry TO have to chronicle an oc-
cijcnt ~ Two OF J.t WlugAe-.g. lawyers,
Mr. Johu II. Martin and " q. gauc,e jrr
had been to Manchester, attending Cham
Gerry Court, Thcy started home ina bug
Ky Monday night, About II o'clock they
came to the river, and Mr, Martin, who
was driving, mistOok u bed Of gravel for
the road and rm into u GUlloy, Upsctt'ug
tho buggy, horse, himself and Mr. Fran
els. This WAS about halramile above Is
till Springs, Mr.. Francis was badly hurt
After the accident they concluded to wait
Tor daylight before proceeding on thoi. r
journey, and stayed all might w'th MI, W
j.. stamps, who treated them IN Almost
hOapitablt manner,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

Our county correspondents are neglect
ing as, and this neglect operates greatly
to the dctriment of our paper. There Is
no news of a local nature that we can
gather, except it be OF a political cast.
Even in politics there seems to be a sort
of calm, which, by-the-way, is Il prognos-
tic of the battle to come. There will soon
be a lively condition in political circles,
for the people have too much at stake to
warrant lis in saying the present quiet
will be oflong duration.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
Canc MINI and EganMltOr Patents.

We notice the Blymor Manufacturing
Company OF this city, sole owners Of the
celebrated Victor Gonc-mill and Cool;
Evaporation pHtcnrs, have brought SligI
IN the United states Courts against sun
dry caNe-mils and eyaporRtor,, ,lmong
others the henluchy on Brennan Mills,
and the ramcy, ScanJlin and Clegg Eyapo-
rNtorS) as mhiugcmynts, Many Of our
readers are using cauc-mills and cyaporl-
tors, and some Of them may have a person.
al interest in this matter, The penalties
of the Patent Law are very severe, and
not only the manufacturer but also The
dealerWnd purchaser are liable TO heavy
damages in ease OF Infringement.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

Next Friday afternoon the exercises
of Alisonia Academy will commence,
according to an advertisement hereto
fore published in the Home Journal
Judge a, 5. Marks will deliver an adj
dress to the Trustees, patrons and pu-
pills, and an address will also be deliv,
cred by the Principal, 4. l., Plummer,
A. NJ. This school is the only one IN
Franklin county supported in part by
the Peabody fund, having had an aver
age daily attendance of 80 pupils fol
ten months. The whole number OF
pupils is over 100. Miss Bette Gar.
ner is assistant teacher. We thank
the Principal for an invitation to at.
tend.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
FOR A SENATOR

We are authorized to announce Col.
Jesse Arledge, of Franklin county. a can
Gidatc for the State Senate from this Sena-
toriul District. embracing the counties OF
Lincoln, Moore, Marshall and Franklin.
We are authorized to announce Col. j.
j. Williams, of Franklin county, Il cGndi-
date for State Senator, from this Senatorial
District. embracing the counties OF Mar
SHALL, Lincoln. Moore and Franklin.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

A petition has been signed by many
OF our citizens, requesting ex- Governor
Harris lone of our electors for the
State at large,) to address the people
OF Franklin county at some near time
III the future. Gov. Harris was born
IN this county, and was one a Consta-
Die, VIC believe, on Rock Creek. lie
has made fame for himself, and is q
''rc'bie and eloquent speaker. We are
Justified in saying that he will come
anu talk to us, and we PREDICT thst be
VIII nave an outpouring Of the masses
10 hear him. AS for our part, we say
Let's have a big old fashioned barbe-
cue on the day he comes, due notice Of
which will be given, either 10 the Home
journal, or, in hand bills.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

Mr.. Louis L. Parham will please &C
cept our thanks for a copy of his His
tory of Chattanooga and Hamilton
County. 1t is neatly printed, contains
1872 pages, and is emphatical!y ian
epitomc of Chattanooga from her early
days down to the present; of llamil-
ton county, its soil, climate, area, pop
u~la:ion, wealth, etc. of Lookout
Mountain, its hattle-fields, beauties,
climate, and other attractions"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

1t plGases us to see the usefulness oil
our young men-to see them acting in
a manner which is worthy of emula.
ton. Here is Prof. Joe B Williams,
assisted by Miss Berta wilkinson,
teaching at the Robert Donnell 1nsti-
tute Floyd Estill teaching a school of
40 or so in the 3D. district, and Johnny
Slater teaching a school of 30 or 40
at Hurricane, in the l4th district.
These are worthy young men, and we
wish them the success they deserve.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

Abolish the Topper cent. law aud
the abominable Assessment law, is our
doctrine, Under the present Assess
ment law a man who has given in a
lot, valued at S $1,000, can erect i'm
provemcnts thereon 10 the amount OF
100000, more or less, and yet pay no
taxes for four years on such improve
ments. This helps capitalits, but puts
more taxes on poor men.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

We are indebted to 7. b. Peterson Il
Brothers, Philadelphia, for a copy of
"Ishmael; or, In the DeptLs,"-a late
novel, by Mrs, Il. D, +, N SouthwortA
Mrs, Southworth is II popular writer,
and stands tmprimis as q Sensational
writer, The novel in question appear
ed originally in the New York Ledger,
and those who have read it say it 10
splendid. 1t costs $l.75, free OF pos
tage. Address 7. b. Peterson and
Brothers, philadelphia, Pa. "SelI.
Raised or, From the Depths" is the
sequel, and a be had for tie same
price.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

In our list of Magistrates elect, pub
lishcd last week, we said w, II, Mat
lock was elected in the 81 district. 1t
should have been A. W. Collins. In
the 7th we had w. W. Bray for W. W.
May. Bat tlG error was not ours.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

We never played Il game Of billiards in
curl life, hence IL Ignorance as to what
constitutes Il good player. But Mr.. c. G.
Estill made Il 100 rum yesterday, which,
We are told, is the best run" eyer made in
Winchester.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

On our first page will be found Til
dcn's and Hendricks letters of aCCep-
tance. They are able documents, and
we hope the Home Journal readers
will give them a careful perusal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

Our young folks had a pleasant
d" to dc" at Mrs. Wilkinson's last Mon.
day night. There was dancing, music,
s~wectmeats, swGethearts, aud sweet
talk---in fact, q sweet time generally.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

Watermelons are plentiful now, and
many are brought to town for sale ut low
rates. But no one has brOughta large one
to the Home journal Office. In this res
peCt we are behind our brother editors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
Chanoery 8aie6
For August 18th, 1876.

Shclbyyine Savings Bank vs. Wan. Est!l!'
administrator. ct ais.
BY virtue OF decree If the Chancery
| Court of Franklin county, Tenn" pro
nounccd at its Jane Term, l5iC, IN above
cause. / viii, on
Monday, August 18th, 1876,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
! Tenn. offer Tor sale, to the highest bidder,
FOR CASH. the vacant lot o]ltlatct, with
in the corporate limits OF Winchester, ad-
| Joining the = t. OF z. Wailman and 9th
cr., as described in the ~pleadtnS', con-
tanning about three acres.
Tnis August lSt, 1876.
T. II. FINCH, c. & II.
ai4s- t55 ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

This is really a rainy season, but
corr never looked better. We predict
one Of the largest corn crops known
for many years. With a good wheat
crop and plenty OF corn, and conuac-
ton Of currency. surely wc must expect
to get pork at from 4 to 5 cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

A large number Of our colorCd peo-
pie went to Fayetteville last Sunday,
on a special train, to attend a religious
association. Collections were made
for the benefit of new Baptist Church
in Winchester, which Noted $lG8 or
mOrc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

The religious exercises at Goshen
still continue. A very large crowd
was in attendance last Sabbath. Rev.
W. B. Watterson, Of the G. 7. Church,
preached in the forenoon, and Rev,
Mr.. Cherry, of the Baptist Church,
preached in the afternoon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

The Home journal is read weekly by
more than two thousand persons in this
county. This we would be willing to
swear to. And al a man doubt that ad-
ycrtiaiug would pay" him?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

The glorious and peaceful victory won
by the Democratic party in Alabama.
showing, as it does, that when the carpet
baggers permit it there is the Utmost good
feeling between the whites and blacks III
the South, has nothing to do with the fact
that W. j.. Slater represents the best In
surance Companies in the world. Come
in and get II policy,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

We havenot u list Of the COnst0blos'
elect in our county, But Joe Turnoy
aad Temp Harris were elected in this
district, without opposition, Joe 7,
has made such IL good one tina. his re-
election was a foregone conclusion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE
100000?

| propose to convince any capitalist
that he can make five thousand dollars
by an investment Of four thousand. Ap-
ply soon. W. >. EN,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17

There is no one thing that helps a cOun-
ty 50 much rs a good newspaper, and ev-
cry good citizen ought to subscribe for his
county paper. 1t costs only 81.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-17
BARBRRlNG.

Z. \. STARKEI, with ~ experience
oftwcnty~tnrcc years In his trade, invite.
the custom OF all who w..nt to be shaved
.hampouned. or 10 have their hair cut OF
dressed in neat style At prices to sHitth'
times.
~ Hair OF whiskcrs dyed neatly ana
well. ..t NJ,
- special contracts made with al
WHO wish to shave by the month; ,,.
~ Nocrcdit. r. \. aIAhhGl'
H. Winchester, Tenn