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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-03-01
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JOHN NJ. BARRETT,
On motion of Mr.. Williams,

On motion of Mr.. Williams,
Resolved, That the Finance Com
mittee be released of the work done by
them, and that the report of the Treas
urer be received, that the lists fur
nished by the Treasurer, showing the
amount of Script, Warrants, Bridge
Fund and Court House Tax, taken in
since our last regular meeting, cores
ponding with the amount of cel tificates
of Indebtedness, Jurors and Witnesses
Fees, Court House Tax, &C., aggregat-
ing the sum of S15,559 67-l00, lie
received, and that the
Certificates of Indebtedness .$IO945 So
Pay of Jurors .----..---- I'LL 45
Pay of Witnesses $50 O5
Old Warrants and Interests. 1923 II
Bridge Fund Tax, Court
House and Keary Judg-
ments. 1908 95
Total SISS5N ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-03-01

FEB'Y. 18TH, 1876.
The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment all members present. The
reading of the minutes was dispensed
with.
On motion of Mr.. Dean,
Resolved, That from and after the
publication of this resolution all persons
who fail to work the roads of their res
pective Districts in the Parish of Rap.
ides as required by law, shall be fined
in the sum of Two Dollars per day for
such failure in addition to the One Dol
lar Tax prescribed 10y the State law.
On motion of Mr.. Sorelle,
Resolved, That warrants be issued
to John Clark for balance on the Tex
ada Bridge, said amount being Three
Hundred Dollars, due twelve months
after date, say one warrant of One
Hundred Dollars, two of Fifty Dollars,
and four of Twenty Five Dollars
That the Treasurer be instructed to
pay said One Hundred Dollars out of
the Bridge Fund, by deducting the in-
terest, Eight Dollars.
Mr., Dean presented the claim of DR..
A. Cockerille and moved to reconsider
the same.
The President ruled that the motion
was not in order, that the claim had
been layed on the table, and that it
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30
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MOOD % bans W~sbfaneer irsmat
mso bsrcs GltOrts. uoeu at ct snsit,
Orb ucgIsbes.
SilIoit b~ortrbtteoeS 8inbst for
bsrss Gine. bucrpOa GOrbst plubIc.
llg raabte
"5noianers er | Siste bueom
osl Gsbbsr Goer isIp. Gosrs Stite
sr life burtiss nOf til at feIse mso
pore!"
1Ses bore SGnosr % eiu os @aa.
ben til at f%oriuars os meo, 8 lis.
llnser! !" rnuble 9eitnanten, iost ban
taiteoe 8Iitfst moi en- paa noaen
@iitano Opitissnbs Sisofp, foraar.
iaset al Snoiansre. JON lprane irem
6uer en- ianbie Sletts.
&ucuI GOrbsts 8Oritrettelle par,
iom man fan ianfe fig. fun pauta.
get; | Sait penbte ban lin $eit %
raabte til fine WGnb at ieIse BAN,
uoen at iuare 9eitnantsn Ct Orb.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

lent, ON Stormen bpIsbe % Sneen
ipa oper bans yeaens.
San Til NJ cp9ipe I'LL onlirGn'
genpe Sortcinina % hans @ennet
bar lat i SmIeb st 8enlfrlii III
8ouarcsicn anaanenoe 8euilina al
$4,000 Tom Welcnnins for bans Ian
as, fro 5leutite."
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

iaIoes Stammerncs gnseI. Wen,
mine Scrrcr! iee maa MI lfpnes
mig tilbass til mine 8ammerater
meo bette eIaoe 8uoltab % cisis
forneisIise 8srstnineer.
Sior 8icrn Isbiasebe Bill 90
Budibct Ianps 9inisn af fine Id.
potter, boiItsn ban irettsiatts for Den
Britt paa Electromagnetic. iom Be
bapbs ubpiit. ioet Be tnnee lacc
tpsnos Menb ubemerteoe impse fig
Dem forbi.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

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nalcr, % ON s oil lppe nit 8aat
% fclge mig. lfal Goets 9ptte Der
mso bore eiort."
"6oot! Oe sr Dor &aptein fra
csnne Siuno. geo cs. % ri itaI
ieIss Dem" laabs Den ierite 8aIsr
luarenoe for ole Be cori9s.
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Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30
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Af Ies Snntiin.
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43.e ScpitcI.

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bapbs punost. par ban BOG me9ei
bsfIsmt % %nnbsurolia, Ia ban aap
Srors til line 8ammerater on, Sp
bruo fra 8ofnet tbi epbt frltc ban
Sapnst al Qntoine 9abue % Stor
@ruer. -be9gc to be bebiis al bans
W0nh.
Seller life par ban bel iiImooe
pso Sanfsn ON ben LANCE SrapG.
relic al bars aomle Rummsrat, @ilb
8iu, liant Den unse Gb9nr Sempls F;
oiuOrIi9c 5onfcr ON bercs Stiuine
90 8llltauo iOrurOIieeoc BAN,
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at Buffalo 8iQ penote 8siien MOI
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TENT ma for ncGcn piS 9eirplabs
for Hntten.
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oltfor isut bs9au pi oS aiiteo, laa
al bet blir Sat, icrcnb pi fan op.
nua Den Serlum iss life bapre
bupt ct liost Saob ON al tr0He @Io
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les hope ta9et en- anben Bel. 90
ON Gbers Geitnnut par bleuen taQsn
III Sansc al be SOIf, ium mine
WGno CT ucganece for at ubipio.
mere, er BET laalebes at formObe, at
ri maafe fan reboc bam :. Mb
bpoo itaor pao?
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ellie Bnfibot. "os en- flor 8anbe
al Dem Ill pna 8iebst! So ~lnarers
pi er iitanb til at bragg cs frsm al
Sigte - ON muIiat ben til Sor.
opbniuseu til Bonfire al os - be.
flo bsbre."
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m@tfet Of, cr Oct Dor eneite uopsi,"
luorebe 8nnalo Sill, Der itrar brsi.
eoe i'm Seit I'll Bonfire % i famine
Sisblif sfterfuIat at lin Srop, % in.
ben fort 8ib bare ale inorsone /
ben omtalte 8~orppbnins. Der Iptfe.
lispis life rar lonst borte.
Werfet bespnbte MI at nGrmr
fig, % bette sop BUFFALO 8ia @runb
til at baabs. at bans 8rop pilos
uno9aa &eobuoernss Spmerfiom.
bsb.
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ben iterite Stilbeo % ~ubuolete Ell
pasienee Yuntt. boorira ban funbc
%obisrpere 8pobubcrnes 8spr9sIisr +;
ban blsp mart opsrtprst ON, at BET
bar &riss'Snoiansrns. Tom nermsbs
is burti8t.
Dstte ousrbepiits BAN emo mere
ON Ngobcnoiebcrsn of. at bans eatt
Rnrti bsitrGbte iis pna at bIipe nbs.
merfst, inbtil Sisnben antassIis par
pasierst fcrbi.
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in9en Slb maatte optUnbts.
Ocrpaa beeao ban iis iammen
meo ellie 8uflbot I'D paa en- We.
fo9nolerinsStur, for ON muli9t at
uefnoe, til bplIfen Stamme be Srem.
msoe ontassli9 tilberts, bpor fort
bsres &ntul bar, lamt | bpiIfet
sSrinoc be par, for at ban mco no.
ssnInnbs Siffsrbeb funos pios, boil.
ten SoIbnins ban meo $sninn til
benz bsbit ifnIcc iasttuse.
9s TO @GuO bsaup fig aIliua Of.
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Saaben; tbi DC fisnbte bel til Den
Sare, for hOiIten De / iaabuut 9@riu.
be pilbe fomme til at uoiUtte iia
for. iiGr bUis De ifuIos furlese paa
at marine no Den i~noiaalfe 3rop.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-30

Hreninaen Yfcra aibeleer r~esul9ye
y Wseer bper 6rebas aiten I 1T ectale
cper Winnelbett Sc. gant.
Scbn gratfois, ..
O. Is. Scfos, Sefret9r.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20

PERsoNAL.-JIGg Peter Turney is
ut home, enjoying a very brief respite
from his severe and protracted labors'
looking in his usual good health.
DIR. c z. McGimsey was at home
last week. after an absence Of severaI
weeks.
Mr.. John G.. Edlnd is recovering
very slow from his injuries received
some weeks ago.
Mr.. James Logan, ST., We are glad
to see on our streets again, much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. G.. s. Walmsley. who has been
in feeble health for some time, is i'm
proving slowly, We hope to be able
to announce his entire restoration 10
health at an early day. Mr.. Walmsley
Is one of our best and most enter
rrising citizens. and We wish we had
a few more such.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
April 18Th, 1876.
COMMUNICATED.

Editor Home journal :!
At the invitation Of the County
Grange a very respectable number Of
the Patrons Of l~lushandry met AT the
hall Of the County Grange on Satur.
day, the Sth inst, in Winchester, Rev
W. b. Wattcrson, W. NJ, acting as
Chairman, and II. S. Farris Secretary
Of County Grange, acting as Secretary
The Chairman then made a few per
tincnt and well-timed remarks, eX-
planning the object ofthe call, and thcl
announced the convention ready fol
business. DR.. j. j. W. Payne wa
then called on, when he arose and
asked to be excused, stating that he
had come to the meeting not to lead,
but to follow; however, other speakers
taking the Doctor as their text, seemed
30 wake up his latent energies, and he
did, before its close, deliver q we'll
timed and very appropriate IlttIt
speech. Then ii. G. Hampton, on in
vitation, addressed the convention
His speech was listened to throughout
with marked attention. His su2ges
tons were opportune, and found
hearty response in the feelings OF lis
audience. lie was followed by th'
Chairman. who called the attention oi
the convention to the great necessity
OF developing the vast resources ofoul
noble State, giving it as his opinion
based on facts apparent to every Oh
servant mind, that it was the liked
purposc of the North not to aid III
their work, if at all, only at n great
disadvantage to US: taking this vie"
of the subject he urged the Grange to
come to the front and inauguratc and
foster manufacturing wherever practl-
cable; stating that this was, in the
speakers opinion, the golden moment
that by cooperation much could ana
would be accomplished that we should
not dcspise the day Of small things
that we should begin at once-beslr
on a sure basis. Colonel Sanford fol-
lowed in a few pertinent remarks, Sc
did also MI. Corn and Miller. o.
motion of Col. Sanford the Chairman
was directed to appoin: a committee to
take into consideration the subjects
embraced or indicated in the speeches
and report some pan of operation al
as early a day as possible, whereupou
the Chairman appointed all the orthy
Masters OF the several Oranges in The
county to compose said committee,
with the request that they meet with
the County Grange a. its next regular
meeting. The convention then adj
iourned, the utmost harmony pre-.
vaiIing. IL. ,. FAkklS' Sec
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
In Circuit COurtat Winchester.
State of Tennessee.
Mollic Greer VS.. William Greer.

Upon motion. and it appearing to the
sat i-ractiOn OF sthc Clerk, from complain
ants petition in tn" above cause. which i
sworn to-. that the defendant is non-rcsi-
dent of the State Of Tennessee, 80 that the
ordinary process oflaW cannot be served
upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn. rewriting said nonresident TO ap-
pear on or before the 9Th Monday in July
next. before the Circuit Court ut WiucIcs-
ter. Franklin county. Tennessee, and plead.
answer or dcmur to cOmplainlntS peti-
tion. or the came will he taken for con-
lesscd and set for hearing cX plrtc n t.
him. Witness my hand at Office, TIL,
April l7tt, 1876.
W. W. ESTIII. Clerk.
Williams, Metcalfe " Martin, Solicitor
for complainant.
apr2J-iw Il,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
NEW FIRM !!

Having sold TO Mr.. John Butter
worth an interest in my stock of goods,
in the future !he style Of the firm wiz
be J. L. Baugh 4 Co.
Thankful for past patronage, hope
for Il continuance Of the same with the
new firm.
All indebted to me will come up and
settle. either with the money or close
by note. | must settle up the old
books.
j. l.. BAUGII.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
rArrrEa-YEAN,s svrrONr.


SETTLED HGYoNp 4 DouBr,-No one
que. tiuu, the tact that more cases Of
whites. suppressed and irregular mcu,rs
and uterine ob-lIuctiou-, ot every Mind.
are hringdaily cured by Dr.. J. hrali"ld's
dies combined. It, success in Georgia
and other States i, beyond precedent ia
the annals Of physir. Thousands OF Ger
t]iicalcs from women everywhere pour in
upon the propricto', The attention OF
prominent medical men Is aroused in be
half Of this wonderful compound, and III"
most successful practitioners use it,. II
women suffer hereafter it VIII be their
own fault. FcmHlc Regulator is prepared
ana sold by l.. II. BradiicId. Druggist, At
lanla. Ga. and may he bought for ) 80
per bottle at any respectable Drug store
in the Union.
For sale by j. VI, Ilutchins, Winchester,
Tenn.
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Chancery Sale
For May lst, 1876.

C.. &, Garner ". The hcirs oCJ. W. FuQul,
deceased
BY virtue Of Il decree Of the Chpnrcry
Court Of FrHnkliu county, Tennessee, pro-
noWnrcd ut its january Term, 1876, IN The
&boyr cause, | viii. on
Monday, May lst, 1876,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
7 .mcsscr, expose to pnb!ic sale, to the
highest bidder, tor CASH, the lands
described IN the plcudiugs, to. wit: Three
6o-norr tracts lying in the stl civil dis
irlrl OF said county. one Of them granted
To Join StNrdrynut by the State OF Ten
nG-~cr, by grant 40, 1865, adjoining the
uIiS-arrn prrtrrcncr-right Ol john l..
" lnloyd and others; another granted to
John " tnlord 10y grant so. HOE. adloiu-
ing JoIln Nintord's lUO-acrc survey. aud
others; the other 5O.arrr tract being the
same land herein described a, John i.
Winlords preference cntry of - acres.
Sale to be made to satisfy Il decree in IA
yor ofcomplainant against the ]dricunauls
for the sum of SiGS,5jnn costs OF suit.
Thi, March 10Th lS1G.
4, II, FINCH, CAM.
opp-iIg 0l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
Only 50.

Only 81.
Pay the printer.
Wheat ia growing tlnc.
Bacon is high, and scarce.
Corn in this section is selling cheap.
Local items are as scarce as green,
backs.
The farmers are rushing the corr in
the ground,
The farmers were glad to see the
rain last Thursday.
The weather has been slightly "cool,
ish' for the past few days.
The air is rcdoIent with the perfume
OF sweet hOwcrs-that ale to be.
Some Of our merchants complain Of
dull Zines. They don't advertise.
There will he plenty of apples in
this vicinity, and some peaches, pro
ri4cd
Considerable complaint among our
people from bad colds and sore throats,
though nothing serious as yet,
What has Lccomc o. the marrying
business? Has it ~"playcd' entirely ?
Or, IS it not a good season for such
enterprises?
After Il slight shower of rain Sunday
night, the weather turned cooler, aud
the cold folks call this spell "dog,
wood winter" as the lockwood is in
bloom.
The gentle Spring showers are ma.
king young vegetation smile as sweet
~ and tcndcrly and 9reenly as Il young
maiden in the first quarter Of the
honeymoon.
Fish baskets are as thick as hops in
the creek, You can't go a fishing
without getting your hook hung in a
fish basket. The truth is, there's about
two baskets for every fish in the Bihn'
FORK.
County Court, at its April Term,
levied the following taxes for county
purposes 40 cents on the 500 worth
Of property; 20 cents for the benefit
Of public schools; 81 on each poll
onc.h0lr of which goes to the schools.
A large part of the tin-root over the
Sawauco Tannery building has been
blown OF by recent winds, leaving it
exposed to the peltings Of the Spring
rains. This is valuable property, and
shoald not be permitted to remain in
lis present condition long.
Prof Robert Dabncy died at his
residence at !Sewancc, in this county,
on the l3t inst. Prof. Dabncy occu
pied the chair Of Moral Philosophy in
the University Of the South at the
time Of his death, and was highly res
pccted by all who knew his many no
biz qualities.
We hear of several of our citizens
who are making preparations 20 60 to
the Centennial. Winchester will be
represented by at least ten or twelve
persons, if not more. II they would
only move the big showa little nearer,
say to Tullahoma or Wartracc. we
know Of several small boys who would
go.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
N ew MI
NEW MACHINERY.

We have just finished our mill, and put
it in complete running order. The ma
chiurry i all new and ot the latest and
most approved styles, and wcuro prepared
to make better hour and meal, and more Of
it, than any miIIs in this part Of the state.
We can grind from $50 to POO bushels per
day, Bring your grain to Us, and we Will
guarantee satisfaction.
We will pay the highest cash price for
wheat delivered at our mills. We want
from Loco to l,jOO bushels per month
We tocI very thankful tor the liberal
patronage bestowed on Us heretofore, and
solicit n continuance of the same, rs we
are now better prepared than ever to give
satisfaction. E>IlLLN BRO,
l'roprictors lpton Mills.
aprG
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20

We learn that Il blast furnace, for the
purpose Of manufacturing iron, is to
be erected between CDwan and Nash,
vile, with a capital Of 100000. The
enterprise is being organized and pros.
ecUted 10y a stock company, chief in
which is that energetic. never firing
worker, a. S. Colyar, This company
is to furnish one half the capital, and
the ~, G. ~ st. Louis Railway Compa-
ny and the Tennessee Coal d Railroad
Company the balance.
We have perfect confidence in the
sound sense and Judgment Of Mr.. Col.
var, ard If he, after Investigating the
subject, Gas we know he has been doing
for several years. says that such an
investment will! pay handsome diyi,
dends, we believe it will do so.
The rumor that such an enterprise is
about to he put in shape, has revived
the dropping sentiments Of our people,
and we bat reflect the sentiment Of ev.
cry man who has anything at stake in
this county VIXEN W. wish this new ell
tcrprise the most abun liant success.
AS the location has not been deter
mined, we will suggest cchcrd or Ali
sonia as the most eligible point for its
location, for many rsasons too numer-
Gus 10 mention.
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Ijobiyiug LjDiucnf will cure

LiyhtniHD LjRtmcht viii cure that
dreadful disease that /, destroying so ma
ny ufour most valuable horScS-Epi"ootic.
Lightning Iinimcnt will cure !theumn-
ti-m. Lightning Imminent will cure
Neuralgia. Lightning linimcnt will cure
Frosted Feet. Everybody who has j0ct-
can have II bottle Of Lightning Linimcnt
For sale by G.. q. Phillips. Oc2S-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20

SPECIAL NOTICE.

Persons owing the Home Journal iol
subscription, job work, or advertising, arc
hereby notified to pay the same to H.. H.
Dulin. foreman ofthe Home Journal office,
auking his receipt for all payments.
W.. SLATER,
Manager.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
Announcements.


TVN TNVNTTT'
CB-W We are authorized TO announce Rob
crlsun j. Turner Il candidate tor Trustee
OF Franklin county. Election lSt Satur-
Gay in August, 1916.
. SHERIFF.
cE" We are authorized to announce
Hugh \. Fitzpatrick acandidatc for Silcr-
iM0f Franklin county. Election in Au-
gust, 1876.
We are authorized to announce John 7.
Hinton Il candidate for Sheriff Of Frank
ln county. Election in August, 1876.
We are authorized to announce 5. II.
Keith. Jr. Il candidate for Sheriff of Frank
lin county. at the ensuing August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
TERMS OF TREATMENT.

Consultation Tree.
Prescription and medicine per month,
five dollars. in all chronic casrS-Canccrs
and tumors excepted. Operations ON eye,
Sc, Ut rcry Ip,r rites. dcc2j
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
uaTmeU House shoe store. Nash

MdTneH House shoe Store, Nash
vile, Tenn. 4. T.. Winstrad u Co, dealers
in Boots. Shoes. Hats. VLli,t-. Travelling
Bags. Nc. No.. I North Cherry street. OPP
pO.itc the Maxwell House.
.as"CltizcnS OF franklin county res
pcrtluliy invited to call and examine oul
goods and prices. mar3J. Pm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
Non Resident Notice.
Alex. W. Best V, Tennessee Coal y Rail.
road Company.
IOriginal and Amended Bill

Original and Amended BILL
Upon motion. and it appearing to The
satisfaction Of the tlcrh d Master, from
complainant'S Original and Amended
Bin in above cause which is sworn To-, that
the defendant. -IioIIingswOrth. is Il non
resident of the State OF Tennessee. 50 that
the ordinary process of the law cannot be
served upon him.
It is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tennessee. requiring said nonresident
defendant to appear on or before the lth
Monday in June nrNt, before tn"
Chaurcry Court at Winchester, Tenn,
and plead. ansWcrOr drmur to complain
ants bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed, aud set for hearing cNpartc Is
to him. WilncS, my hand. at office in
Winchester. Tenn. this April lOlI, 1876.
T. II. FINCH, c. a. NJ.
apr2O-lt 4la)
Grammar 4 Hunt, Solicitors for COM
p%lainant.
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hand, and my company are ut liberty to
retire. nm aware how hard II Is for
some people TO get ont Of n room nItet
their visit is really over, They want To
be- on, and YOU want to have them on, but
they don't Know how to manage Il, 50, t.
please my company and relieve myself !
win Just ,ay-Gool bye, lWil write You
again when | am In the notion, =
The Dallas TcXa,) Commercial pays
the following compliment to r. W
Tickcll ~ Co., former citizens Of on
town; "Thesc gcntlcMcn have recent
y entered the compctitial lists repre-
scntiag this branch ()groccrs) orDa'Ia~
trade, but by their enterprise and fair
dealing, they nave Won for themselves
Il mrritorious standing in business cir
Gle, rarely achieved by the young and
,uoNperjcaccd'
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4

Ilor.c-ppwrr-never hrcn used much. Fol
sale at 0nc-fOurth it, cost.
SMITH W. HOUGilTON.
marg3-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20

We learn from the Manchester Guar
dian that the people Of Tullahomn
contemplate the erection Of u man
moth hotel at that place,
Surely there must he some live men
in that town. They have already Il
WOODEN cloth factory, n hub and spoke
factory, and n hotel larger than VIM
chester can boast, ard still they are not
happy. Pity it is that Il town cant
catch the inspiration Of progress from
such good examples, 1--WE must men
ton one evidence Of Improvement
Tom. Montgomery is having manuIac'
turcd u considerable number Of his gu
perior plows. We are glad TO he able
TO say this much for our lcthargic lit.
tie city, We have plenty of room
here for several factories, and our
South land will never succeed in dcvel
oping its rich resources until our CAPT
lalists embark in such enterprises. We
wish we had n few more such men rs
a, s. Collar, Esq, for such men are
truly bencractors OF their race; Ior
they afford labor to the poor and needy
and thus enable them to earn 4 compe.
tcncy for themselves and families, and
enables them to purchase comfortable
homes, Thus the taxable property Of
the country is greatly increased, and
thus, by giving employment to the la
borcr, is crime prevented, and the State
saved thousands Of dollars, and good
citizens are made Of a Disconnected and
riolous population,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20
]. N. McCUTCHE0N,
Attorney ut Law.
Winchester, Tenn.

Has snycrri tracts OF land for sac. ut
prices ranging from ~ cents to $50 per
acre. Onicc southeast side Public square.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-04-20

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