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A fRronrFUL BLow-ur-Four pow.
der magazines, ole Of Walker Bros,
tor the California Powder Company,
containing one and a half carloads Of
powder one Of lions Cooperative In
stitution, for the Hazard Powder Co.,
containing ten tons of powder, one Of
Walker Bros, for the Oriental Powder
Co, containing halt a carload of pow
der, and one of Ben Jennings, for the
Dupont Powder Company, containing
fourteen tons of powder all located on
Arsenal Hill, ncar Salt Lake City, ex-
ploded on Tuesday, April q, with ter
rifle violence, shaking and badly in.
juring buildings in the city, prostrating
chimneys and spreading the widest
CONSERVATION among the people. Throe
men were blown no one knows where,
and two boys were killed Their
names are unknown. Many buildings
were riddled with bouldeis which few
all over tho oily, The two boys had
gone cunning, and It is supposed that
they fired into one Of the magazines,
causing the explosion. rasr ,1aa r.
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Reader, II you want to know what 10 going on
in the business world, Just read our advsn's'ns
columns, the Special column In particular
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BOROUGH STATEMENT. :.


We, the undersigned Auditors Of cicarh.ld
borough, have examined the accounts and souch-
era Of Isaae johnson, District Treasurer, rrlstlng
to the Street and Poor finds for isla, and End
the tame correct, and We find the sum " thirty
Of three hundred apd twenty four dollars and
ninstssn espts (ss2sie) In the hands Of Constable
heolelhn for collection. The amount Of Poor
Funds In the District Tressurer's hands Is one
hundred and sishty-thr dellars and sixteen
cents (sissie). The outstanding Boroagh Bonds
~ Eve thousand one hundred dollars IS, 1901
WITNESS our hands at Clarified this 5tA day
Of febru,ry, 1879. q. L, RREn,
"a HlGLER,
April 5, 1915 n, Auditors.
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A DMlNIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.

N.nes 10 hereby given that Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of N NJ. fARwELL,
late Of Pike township, cleardsld county {,
Pa. deee.ssd, having been duly granted to the
under snri. all pefsous ipipbtei ~ saiI estate
will please make Immediate payment, aud .hose
having claims or demand. will pressnt them
propsriy Hutbsntie.ssd ivr seitls,nsnt withsai
delay, l.. NJ. fAkwELL.
rrr Administrator.
Glen Union, Centre Co., Pa. April ls. '76-6,.
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THUNDER IN Souru CARoLisA. The
Philadelphia Tines, in alluding TO the
fruits OF Reconstruction down South,
says; "Moro troops are wanted.-this
time In South Carolina, and Senator
Morton should not stand upon tho
order Of biz demanl for tbem.l Two
ahconvicted outlaws have been elected
Judges in South Carolina, and an OBJ.
stinato Governor refiiscsto commission
them, and what h still worse, tho Log
islaturc has becn unable TO take from
Governor Chamberlain Tho appoint
mcnt of election officers. There must
be more troops at once down that way,
or things will 20 TO eternal smash II
Morton doubts " lot him ask, senator
Patterson who knews how Il is him.
self, With Moses and Whipper kopt
out Of theit jSdgoships, aud honest olcc.
tion officers allowed 10 90 IN, Morton
can't beta cens ON tho ncxt South
Carolina election. Morc troopsll
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TwESTy.FIvE THOUSAND SHORT
Aspirants to tho Presidency may as
well mako up their minds that there
viii 10 20 Any thausspd Q year and
perquisitos for any Of tham, Both
houses have passed o bill restoring the
salary Of the President to e26, 600, 40
II Is certain that tho raise made for
Mr. Grants benefit will not be enjoyed
by his successor Eurthcrmore,i the
appropriations for the White House
establishment, which have Amounted,
under tho present administration, to
about ninety thousand moro, are not
likoly to reach that sum agains Future
Presidents, or at least the ncxt one,
will have to come down to something
like the pay received by such common
fellows as jackson and Lincol, and Mr..
Grant will 20 down Ia ppstepty with
tho proud distinction Of having been
the most expensive Presidout the coun.
try ever bad, 79e assnGs al liG
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y Answers Wirnorr nxssd CAIa.Kp. n
Mr.. P,er~pont has a poor opinion Of
Bell lpshcrh hesAys hell Hss, though
he pevcr had much to do with him
andkuows' nothing about his dcalInss
with babcock and thc rcst. We do
not understand that tho Attorney Gea-
crai had anything 10 do with he en-.
'ploymcnt, aud ifhs hsi, sobody wou1a
have believed hius, But the tast Ia
Mt PIerfcpont kssrhct covered Mn.
seI(With glorY II nv, BAbeoct ts<assA
apd II 'is moi Mt "a wnsty 'htA with
quesNons s's,sa ~, ! ~. 4. J. ~ sni H'
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aJsw Adrertisflnents.
pMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE

H,tjos 1, hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
miui.tratiot on the estate OF Psrmciia PARwELL.
late Of Pike township. Clesrtsld eoae'y
pa, dscrs -sd. having been duty granted 10 the
uudersigssd, al psfsoas indebted To said estate
viii please make immsdiats paytuen', and tho,e
having claims or dsuaands against the same will
present them properly sutheutie.tei iur settle
Inent without delay. L. ". fahWhLL,
Administrator.
al.n Uniap. Centre Co. Pa. April ~, 'T6-ht
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TAe 8spablifan.
GroRor B. GoopLAspER, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL IL. 1879.
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ana c.nod;pna d .a :" Soan % c,,,sa .'.as ad e., ,hs
purpose of buying out the whole Indian
reserve on Grand river. and settling
the Indians now living there in Mus,
koka.
M r.;...,.... ,,,., r.,
hp9 .i l,nglao,'"y ana 'u,ny Jo"-
10, ~ sn'nas as, lns. .nn WY nppnca'lons
Co.. ~ ,ho 'os' se".o es ,ni5 ~ d;op,a rp .,s
increased business will be done this
year"
sho,.o. % ,,oo.. o,,n. c,, +,
wa..'...' s"v" Nv. W. " ~ sSss '.n u"
", ~ ess'a" Wv lors % .ne o'nur u"y.-
lily hvy q 0Inu n ,ao'' .,,,a y nuJN =, M"u ' geoso
and p, nabla ,"ou' y roaa ,ha' !, s,orn,
laving nlocc N ''N '""'
Tho Shah or por.;o hos 4, h;s
nalace ,errcs,;ol ,,loho ali a. H. ~, ~,
sohd goId i, Il srss.,.onndad sn I H.. ~ ivy o,o, ~
oc,h Z 'Ia',ava aao',', !, ~ J,iV'v, IL,
sor,s If CONS All M conn, ,;ns @ ~" w.
indicated e., ,,nns eSss oe d;a,,,o,. ~.
md psrecIoSs a1 s,oooa nr wor;o"s Il, gu' "olorS
~ " 'rt'''N '''''' :
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Miss Temperance Anderson, Of
Baden, who win visit the Centennial,
has hair six feet eight inches long,
probably the longest in the United
States.
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party.
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Boston boasts of having the only
establishment in the country where
genuine gongs and cymbals are manu-
iactured. What was that which St.
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THE sun
NEW YORK.
.
1877

~, ,, n
Inc dllicrcht culCions OF lhE ouN CUR
ing inc next year VIII DC inc same a. 1nr-
ing the year tlat mas Jusg passed Inc
daily EDITION WIZ OH week Gays NC = sneet
OF four pages anu on sundays sheet CT
eight pages, or 56 broad columns; WINE
the weekly edition VIII be sheet OF eight
pages OF the same dimensions ana cnarac-
Ter that are alreauy ia'hliiur 10 our 'rlends'
The sun VIII continue TO be the siren
uous advocate OF reform ana retrehch-
ment. and OF the substitution OF states
manship, wisdom, ana integrity Tor hollow
prctencc, imbecility, and fraud in the ad-
ministration OF public affairs. 1t willcon
tend for the government of the people BY
the people and Tor the people, as opposed
to government by frauds in the ballot
box and in the counting OF votes, enforced
by military violence. IL WIZ enueaTor 10
supply It's rcaders-a Dody hot no" fsT
from \ mlllloh OF souls WIN sle NOSE
careful, complete, ana ac-
counts OF current events II will employ
for this purpose u numerous anu carefully
selected stan OF reporters ana corresponds
ents. It's reports rom washington, es'
peclally' VIII DC Iull, accurate alu iearless,
ana IL "lll uouoticsS ccutlnuo 70 deserve
ana ENJOY the natrgu Oh those who thrive
ny plunderlhS Tue lreasury or ny uSnrp-
inS "naI ine law uot' Nv. EYE snea''
Mnlie ~ WI nnh1io Nv Nv IT, h M '1 ho
dcncc OF the pubic ~ ueIehuihS tne
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s8-On u late trip to the City Of Rocks
we noticed considerable improvements in
progress. The buildings being put up,
both for residences and stores, are sub
stantial specimens of work, and Of fine ar
chltectural appearance, rejecting much
credit on the taste and enterprise of the
artist ana capitalist. Our attention was
particularly attracted to the new and ele-
CANT store OF our musical friend, James 4.
Mcclure, on Union street. between Cherry
and summer. 1t looms up Histories high,
with u beautiful pedimcnt Oh top, to be
surmountcd by n fine alcgOrical group OF
statUary, intended to represent the spec
laltics OF his varied business in an artistic
manner. The front is highly ornate and
classical IN design, partaking somewhat
OF the Corintllian order but composite in
its details, The architect is JnO. l.. Smith,
Of Nashville.
The interior of the store is finely fur
nishcd. In the front part Is the sheet mu-
sic and small instrument department,
where the polite young man. Mr., Shcctz,
Is found ready to attend to all calls. The
rear part OF the first floor has a fine Piano
and Organ Warcroom, slightly elevated
from the main floor, ana u similar room
below tor Pianos, &c, Onthe second sto-
ny Is 4 beautiful Hal, used for all kinds Of
entertainments, principally OF u home
character. The top story is finished, and
viii be used for Society rooms. The
beauty Of the interior is that all the sto-
rics are independent Of each other. In
fact, it is a wcll-dcsigned house for Mr..
McClurc's business, and we JrRIlst that lis
energy and COiIraup i'm huiluiu >0 ~ unu-
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Ey- Tho Cumberland p~rosnr,o,,o,

EY- The Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
Church was crowded last Monday
night, There were two "CLrIstmas
Trees lit up WIT. tapers and loaded
with presents OF all kinds for the little
folks-and big folks too, Mayor w,
H. Francis opened the exercises by
stating his regret at not being able to
furnish music, rs the organist was alb,
sent, lie wanted tho audience to en-.
Joy themselves, but not to forget that
they were in u house dedicated to God,
and to do nothing that would look
Ike irrevercnce for it, Having an.
nounced that Mr., II. j. Gaines and
Mr., Henry johnson would stand at
the head Of .hc two aisles and call out
the names Of all for whom there were
gifts, and that Messrs, Ed. Pennington
and Charley March would deliver
them, the distribution Of the gifts
commenced. When we left the house
it seemed as II every little boy and ev-
cry little girl; and every young lady
and every young man and n "sharp
sprinkle Of old bachelors and widow
crs, and widows and old maids-all
had their hands full Of Christmas gifts.
thought we, Old Santa must
dealt freely with our merchants in
the way OF dolls and toys, and knick-
knacks, and fancy things generally,
Aud when We saw the glad hearts, and
happy, smiling faces, and heard merry
We felt that all was well-that
was indeed a happy season
a season when men and women open
heir hearts which, alas are shut too
,lose all the year round. 1t won US
Nack to the decisions Of our childish
lays, and in Il moment Of transport we
oreathed a silent blessing upon all
present and HE'D ourself homeward to
where there were little merry hearts
a~nxiously for our return, And
We told our little Oncs all about what
We had seen. and about the little toys
on the tree-toys just like
hose Santa had brought down the
chimney three nights before for them,
And their little eyes shone brightly,
md their little hearts beat gaily, and
his WAS u Christmas Tree at home.
And Though it has not put a scrap Of
gold or silver in our pocket, We be.
icve it has done us good, and wiH do
IS good; and we say, God bless it ~
Sod bless us every one!
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FROM BELVIDGltL.
BRLvIDEHE, Tenn, Dec. q

BRLvIDERE, Tenn, Dec. 20,
Editor Home Journals
feel II my duty TO send yona few item,
OF interest u regard 20 the progress, say
ings hld d0lngs Of this locality.
Times seem to b. rs lourishing rs eyel
In some respects.
As regards the wheat crop, lis present
conul'lOn does not look very promising,
The matrimonial interest which your
correspondent, alpha" spoke OF ~ soar
ing so high, and seeming to fear that"A'
and "lsefrain' had been oyertakcn by the
sweeping tide, Is In some instances admit
ted as being SO, "Refrain" excepted. "a
can speak tor himself,
M~ARRIED,-On the night Of the 10th In
slant, ut the residence OF the BRIDES mo-
ther, by Rev, Mr.. Kcrley, Mr.. Jno. Wald-
man a. Miss Cora Morris, On the same
night, NJ the residence Of the brides mo-
Their, by Rev. Mr., kcrlcy. Mr.. j. G. Morris
TO Miss Josie Bridges. All Of this county,
to whom we have the pleasure Of render
Ing our heartfelt congratulations,
Aside from this, we had the pleasure Of
visiting Il nice Christmas Tree that was
exhibited at Kasscrman's Schoolhouse, 70.
the benefit Of the Sunday School children.
We never saw u nicer tree. Speeches were
made by the little girls and boys, while
the mGlOdiOuS music echoed its thrilling
sound and gladdcned the hearts of the
people, Its lofty fruits were then plucked
and distributed among the students, and
their hearts were made to rejoice,
Respectfully, REFRAIN.
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Sales
For January LIST, 1877.

James A. Hudgins, admir-, &c, vs.. w. G.
Il j. w. Tanning ct ais; and Hampton
Il Carlos vs.. Jas. A. Iludgins, admir-.
&c, ct ais.
By virtue of n decree OF the Chanccry
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nounced at It's January Term, 1876, in the
aforementioned cause above, which decree
Is revived at It's September adjourned
term, 1876, in the last mentioned cause
above, | will, on
Monday, January LIST, 1877.
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn, offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for CASH, the tract of land described in
the p~lcadlngs, situated in civil distric,
No. of Lincoln county, Tenn, and by
survey and plot OF r.. +. Estill, County
surveyor OF Franklin county. Tennessee
j. bounded and described a5 follows, to-
wit:
Beginning no & pout ou the y a. K I
.arlr,u, - ! deg. " -J' pU,.a 80 . s'a#
...... = % de-. -" ~ poles i" y gam aru
E..,-... 3 .t Rex. IS zJ' . pDir- tos-s..
3D.. t.E IS aG pole, 80 cL"sJuIt pointer
b sl0s. q pole. iua stake = 10 dns r
SO poles 'u walnut DUIH.". 10 deg + y,
.ui". ~ stake IS So Gr- r. II poles 20 q
Stake. la4 Bud and pointers y ln neg =
.I'n py'., fo -atf IS d. i RalGrst, tibet,
- ~ tire same uu,.1E.-, artr.'" 90 sIa HH.
,tpu.u,-su.taiuiug yl5 ..c.c .ud 3D.
pu'.,. IN. Whole ,l.r. lying south ~ ,H.
..i -.ti.a.I
lien.
I'm, December th. 1876.
r. II. FINCH. c.. IS VI.
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~ Two candidates for Town Con-
See their announcements.
Marriage Lincenses Issued from
November 1st to Dec. 20.
1876, Inclusive.
WHITES.

WHITES.
j. B. Gerald to Jennie McGimsey.
Jas. II. Poe to Sarah f. Jones.
j. A. Anderton 10 S. j Webb.
G. A. Hawkins to Alice Patterson.
j. L. Frame to Alice Johnston.
William Brown to Mary Rose.
j. A. Nicholson to Annie Brown,
S. NJ. Hawkins to Tulala Hines.
Henry Hiembaugh to Herzetta Hat
field.
Edmond Bishop to NJ. J. Miller.
Daniel L. Hill to Mary f, Cooley.
John L. Mann to Ella Moseley.
p. G. Golf to Mary Rogers.
Richardson Benson to Vina Hall.
J. Y. Mutton to L. +. Delzell.
+. L. Drake to Nina 4 Dufeld.
C. C, Estill to Ellen L. Estill.
Joe. A. Carter to Mary L. Logan.
Allen Gipson to Collie Hcndley.
Peter X. Wagner to N. NJ, Knight.
William A. johnson to Mary A
Lockhart.
John Waldmsn to c. A. Morris.
j. C. Morris to Joe. G. Bridges,
George Henshsw 70 N. j. Forester
d. c. Thomas to Mary F. Stamps.
John Shutters to Cordelia F%oreeheer,
G. W. Taylor to Georgia A. Riddle,
Thos. II. Speck to Amanda Hall.
w. H. Sheval[ to Matte o. Shook.
Jofut Anderson to Jane Finley.
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ry- Next Monday will be New
Years Day, and there will be, we sup
pose, a large number of coagratulatory
calls, The ladies' will don their hand
soonest dressing, OF course. and 60 in
style. But We fear there will be very
few calls upon the needy-upon the
WIDOWS and orphans-upon those who
had no presents upon the Christmas
trees. As for our part, we are not
anxious for any calls. As Uncle
scrooge would say: "Out upon merry
Christmas! What's Christmas time
but a time for paying bills without
money a time for finding yourself a
rear older, and not an hour richer; a
limo for balancing your books and
having every item in EN- Though q
round dozen of months presented LEAD
against y0u"
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Wondered success

liif reported t4ag Eu.ahro' German
ayrWn bns. since ,fs iulruiu'tluU il ,ur
l'nl.1d states. reached tbr lulugls, -,'u
uI 10000 un.ru pprY.ar. over i,03l drug
glsts have ordered this iDcI cine direct
from tNc Factory. ut Woodbury., \, d. an'
not one hus reported u single iNllur, hut
every letter speaks Of its astonishing sue
cess IN caring severe Coughs, Colds set
tied on the Breast, Consumption, or any
disease of Throat and Lungs. We advise
any person who has any prcdisposltlon to
weak Lungs to
Go to your Druggists, q, G. Phillips and
j. NJ. Ilutchins, Winchester, Tenn, and
get a Sample Bottle Tor ~ cents and try
It. Two doses will relicvenny case, Reg
ular size, 70 cents,
sold by all respectable druggists In the
United States.
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SANDALW00D

Possesses a much greater power in rcsto-
ing to a healthy state the mucus mcmbcc.ne
of the urcthra than either Cnbebs1 u w
paiba. 1t never produces sIckne'1r y .eI
tain and speedy in its action Ms.
superscding every other r ,ht { oiHtl
capsules cure in six or ''s"''~,o' %
other medicine can do prs.
Owing to its great tised. sncb%M P aSi
Mixtares' Pills" SSiIsams, etev <all of which
H-DnpGss Diel&GC Coz Sot Capsule,
cont,iujngO Oil OF S%andalwood. sold at al
Drugsiores. fAsk for Circular. or send tt
Is ~ Wooster street, New York: fol
one. y Isept7-6m
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TRAIN No. . from Montgomery CO..
meets ut Calcra with $ RIA DIR Il; at
catur with NJ ~ CIR K for the West; y.
from Memphis connects ut Humboldt
Milan Tor the West; also from poe
South for Louisville, at Guthrie "
st La l. Ry; at Lebanon Junct
with Knoxville and Richmond Bra
cS; ut Cincinnati Junction with l.
IL l. X for tie North and East;
Louisville with l. S Mail Boats Tor Cil
cinnati and with q a NJ R'y and j, NJ y
Il X for the North, East aud West.
TRAIN No. 4 runs daily from Mon
gOmery and daily except Sunday irolu
Memphis, having direct connection from
Little Rock, and all points in Texas O.
Louisville; connects At Decatur with \
Il CIR X; at Guthrie with st l. IL 5 + R'y
ut CIncincinnati June. with l." & n |
K for the North and East; at LOuisvill
with o a NJ and j, Ma ! K for the Nortl
East and West.
TRAIN No. 6 from Memphis connect
at Mckenzie with \, Il st J. I"y for tn,
Southeast. From Bowling Green it Wi
be run rs accommodation to Louisville
making same connections as No. 4.
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by ply
%sicians, or sold by Druggists, that carries
such evidence of its success and superior
virtue as Boschec's German Syrup for Sc
we're Coughs, colds settled on the Breast
Consumption, or any disease OF the Throat
and Lungs. A proof of that fact is that
any person afflicted. can geta Sample Bot
tie for 10 cents and try its superior effect
before buying the regular size at rs cents,
1t has lately been introduced in this coun-
try from Germany, and its wonderful
cures are astonishing every one that use
it. Three doses will relieve any case. Try
it. Sold by j. NJ. llutchins and G,G. Phil
lips, Winchester, Tenn, and By all reGpec-
table Druggists in the United States.
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Attachment Notice.
J. p. Francis cx'r OF Benz. Elliott, decd,
Va. ID e.. Rice.

J. p. Francis cx'r OF Benz. Elliott, decd,
VS.. d. &. Rice.
In this cause it appearing, by affidavit,
that the defendant. u. &. Rice. is
justly indebted to the plaintiff, and is Il non
resident of the State, SO that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served OF him,
and an Original Attachment having been
levied on his property. 1t is therefore or
dcred that publication be made in the
Home journal. II newspaper published in
the town OF Winchester, tor four success
i've weeks, commanding the said dctcn-
dHnt to appear before me, or some other
acting Justice of the Peace, ut my Office,
in the LIST civil district Of said county, OH
the.27th of January, 1877, and make de-
Tense to said suit against him, or it will be
proceeded with cXpartc.
n. X. MARTIN, j. 7.
DCc27, lS1G-iw
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REMOVAL.
g. LOWE

Have remoned to the correr OF the
c,mars and Porter street. in the blue
Brick. known as The Bank" building
where they will be pleased to wait upon
,hair cus,omers To their stock of Gro
cerics they are continually adding, and
have n splsndid assortment OF CONNECTION
cries and groceries for the Holidays.
n. B.-wc wish ) purchase gooG, fat
beef cattle. for which the market price
will be paid. GAINES q LOWE.
lcc2l-2t
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COL0RED.

Charles Embrey to Maria Mathews
WIN. Derrick to MIME Moore.
Joe Green to Lathia Townsend.
James Anderson to Matte Arnett.
James Bone to Jane Whalless.
Wash Hancock to Winney Estill.
Green Garnet to Sallie Taylor,
Dock Oakley to Emma Keith.
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paui.nc h. No.. E. E.nrs .t. 81
And G,e"rs.
Upon motion. and IL, appearing :. th'
satis factiOn Of The Clerk Il Master. from
c%omplainsnt's bill in above canSe, whNrl
il sworn to. that the defendants. Hem
rietta uotfett. Hunter Mason Mofiett. and
Eliza Moilctt, are DOn-rcsidents Of the
STATE of Tennessee, So that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon
them.
1t is thereforeOrdered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Journal. published in Winchester.
requiring said NONRESIDENT
to appear on or before the 4th
4 Monlay in January next, before the
| Chsneery Court at Winchester, Tenn,
and pead, answer or demur to complain
ant. bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing exparte as
TO them. Witness my hand. at office in
| Winchester, Tenn. this Dec. 23d. 1876.
I. II. FINCH, G.. q. NJ.
dec?i-it az
Bnnnan & Hunt, Solicitors for COM
%plainanI.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-28

Preserve your health nOD, that
you may enjoy II happy old age. II you
have a slight cough. or cold. cure it immc-
diately-don't wait until your lungs are
damaged. but 20 Immediately to e.. G..
Phillips Drug Store and procure = bottle
of that pure and good Medicine Compound
Honey of Tar. 1t never fails to cure
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. Asthma, and all
diseases OF the throat and lungs. PRICE
cents a bottle. o:23-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-12-28

NV Mr.. b. +. Holder, u worthy cit
izen of the llth District of this county,
lost a fine mare last Saturday, in a sin
guIar way. His mare slipped in get
ting up in her stall, and broke her leg
in two places, Seeing that there was
no chance to ave her for any consid-
cradle length Of time, he had her killed
in order TO put an end to her suffering,