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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-04

NJ. NJ. Henderson Il Co. vs.Jno. F.. An
dcrson and others.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me a.
rected, from the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, VIII
offer for sale, for CASH, ut the Court
house door in the town Of Winchester, on
Monday, November 9TH. 1877,
the following described tract of land ~
ing in district No. II OF Franklin county,
Tenn and bounded as follows: On the
north by John + Anderson lOOO-;icre
tract and the Anderson ~ Williams entry
south by the State of Alabama; west ny
the lands of Larkin Willis widow and
children, and east by the Williams u An
dersOn entry. ;,
Said land lies in GOurd Neck, and is all
of that part of said Anderson Senter
lands heretofore not conveyed to Wills
widow and children, containing loo acres
more or less, and will be sold to satisfy
said order OF sale, amounting to Sl7 81
interest, costs, etc.
This October LIST. 1877.
Fl STEW ART, Sheriff.
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Monday. November 9th, 1877,
II. + Pendleton VS. Jno. f. Anderson ana

H.. Pendleton VS. Jno. f. Anderson and
others.
BY virtue of an order Of sale to me di-
recLed, by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Franklin county, Tenn. will offer for
sale to the highest bidder for CASH. ut
the Courthouse door in the town of VIM
chester, Tenn, on
Monday, November 9TH 1877,
tho following described tract of land IN
district No. IL of Franklin county, Tenn
Bounded on the north by IT Anderson,s
lOOO-acre tract and the Anderson X Will
liams entry, east by the Williams " An
derson entry, south by the State of Ala-
bama, and west by the lands of l.arkln
Willis widow and children. Said iahd
lies in Gourd Neck, and is all OF thai part
OF said Anderson's entry land not hereto
fore conveyed BY him to Willis children,
containing 100 acres, more or less. ana sold
to satisfy said order OF sale, amounting To
Sl5l.l3, interest, costs, etc.
This October lst, 1877.
ii STEWART, Sheriff,
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Sheriff's Sales
For October 10Th, 1877.

BY virtue Of an order of sale issued to
me by W. W. Estill, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Franklin county. Tenn on the
18th day OF September, 1877. in favor OF
Nv. W. Word, use Of Geo. f. Akcrs VS..
Hiram Zerbe and Samuel Icrbe," for the
sum of 1874. 26 and costs of suit, | will Of1er
for .alc, to the highest bidder, for CASH,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
:, on
Friday, October 18th, 1877,
the following land, to-wit The undivided
interest of Hiram Zerbe and Samuel Ierbe
in the following described tract OF land in
Franklin county, Tenn civil district No.
:. and bounded on the north by Phillip
Kline, on the south by the lands of Jacob
kcllerhouSe. on the east by the lands OF
Peter Caveta. and on the west by uncr
Pickney-the whole tract containing 80
acres. Levied upon and condemned to
satisfy this orde: OF sale and costs.
This September 18th. 1877.
II. =. STEW ART. Sheriff.
Per THOS. n. ARLEDGE, DIS.
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FROM COWAN.
CowAN, TENN, Sept. 10th, 1877.
Home Jour nal:

W lENN., ocpL. loIH, ioI1.
Editor Home journal:
will write you II few bits of news.
There is very little of importance to
communicate from this district. We have
lost an estimable citizen. (Abe Robbins
whose death you mentioned In your last
issue.
There will be double the acreage of
wheat sown in this vicinity of any year
since the war. Whether it viii. be Il wise
step TOR the farmers will be revealed in
the future. Wheat cannot be produced In
this climate for less than 50 cents per BUSH
ell. and if there is an abundant crop made
in the West and Northwest, there will be
such a surplus the price will range very
low.
The hog crop will be very light in this
vicinity this year, Us the farmers are los
Ing a great many. The disease that kills
them Is q strange one, and there is no
remedy that we have found that will do
them any good. a great many get well
without any treatment. 1t scems to be u
spinal disease.
Your correspondent, N" in speaking
of the marriage at Dccherd, did not tell
all as we heard it.. lie, AS it happens, is 4
person empowered to ''tic the KNOT" and
finding that he was about tb be called up
on for that purpose, he got 'scart' and fled
To the mountains; and report saith he got
as far up in Talley's Cove us he could get
and thought he was safe. a courier toll
lowed him AS far AS Esq. Hines, and find
ing it impossible to Oyertake him., gave
up the pursuit and secured the services OF
ESQ. Hines. And, as Esq. Hines is :
young magistrate, (having married
more than six or eight conples.i Of course
we expect he was rather 'sliaky.' to face
he did not get so bad scared as to flee tc
the mountains.
Very respectfully,
OCCASIONAL.
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A False Impression L.

Parties who claim to have the right 10
make the medicine discovered by DR., a.
O. Simmons are attempting to sustain 4"
warning reputation by attacking the ofc
iyinal and Genuine preparation. In loop
DR.. Sim o gave the Original iccipo Iu
right to make his Liver Medicine TO hls
son-in-law, J. II. Thedtord, now living
near Chattanooga. Tenn. We make the
original and only genuine DIR 40. SIM
mons. Liver Medicine from this recipe.
Every genuine package Of the medicine Is !
enclosed in a yellow wrapper on whicn Is
"A likeness of Dir. 40. Simmons, when WE
have registered in the Patent once as our
trade mark. The medicine Is i0r saig Wy
j. NJ. Hutchins and g. u. fh'b'Ps, WIZ, ~,
chester. Tenn. with whom we have lett
some trial packages to be given away 10
all applicants. ,r,pn 20
o,.t Chattanooga.
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Times must surely be getting better,
or j. L Baugh, ESD Is determined to
make the people believe so. we
thought, the other day, when in his
store on the corner "over the way
that he had certainly received a new
and large stock of dry goods. his
neat and commodiOus store-room Is
crowded with elegant goods, among
which we observed beautiful! wooden
sacoues, lovely s~carfs, delicate zephyr
shawls, and u thousand handsome art'-
cles for ladies which we do not know
the names of. Mr.. Baugh keeps his
stock up, by frequent additions to an
attractive i~ullness.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Our County Register reports the fol
lowing transfers for the Month OF Sep
j. b. Hawkins to S. NJ. Hawkins.
). M. Hawkins to II, j, Hawkins.
j. b. Hawkins to II. j. Hawkins.
c. w. Black to W. NJ. Whitworth.
p. b. Hawkins to Henry Garner.
Jas. p. Travis to W. L. Travis.
DR.. VIM. Estill 10 Seborn Jones.
j. F. Syler and wife to W. Ransom,
f. r. Campbell, Crk, to E, j. Hale
q Son.
Graves Pennington to w. L. Hart.
Joseph Miller to Henry Garner.
Martha j. Turk to Louisa j. Hines,
G. Il. Caldwell to j. NJ. Bratton.
Arthur Rutledge CT ais to j. NJ Brat
ton.
Arthur Rutledge to j. NJ. 8ratton-
power of attorney.
Samuel Kitchens to M. E. Church
South,
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

b. l.. Ridley and others vs.. b. NJ. Hughes
and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk Il Master. from
complainants' bill in above cause. which
is sworn to. that the residences of Pleas
ant Smith Il Co :, is well rs the individual
names of those who composed SAID irm.
are unknown, and the residences OF b. NJ.
Hughes and X. ii. Smith are unknown.
and X. H.. Boscl and the heirs n law of
John II. RusswOrm, whose names are UNI
known. GALL being made defendants to the
above BILL are non-rcsidents ot 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
Home Journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said nonresident
defendants to appear on or before the I'll
Monday in January next. before til,
Chancery Court ut Winchester. Tenn.
and plead. answer OF demurto complain
ants bill. or the same will be taken TO
confessed. and set for hearing exparte ~
to them. Witness my hand. ut Office IL
Winchester. Tenn. this Aug. 10Th. 1877
T. II. FINCH. L. IL. NJ.
sept6-It 4h)
Davis Il Martin, Solicitors for COM
plainants.
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Chancery Sales
For November, 1877.

w. II. Brannan, Trustee, ct ais VS.. Robert
II. Holm ct ais.
BY virtue of u decree of the Chancery
Court of franklin county. Tenn, pronoun-
ced ut its July adjourned Term, 1877. in
the above cause, | will, on
Monday, November 9Th, 1877,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder, on Il
credit of fisk and twelve months, the lOSls-
acre tract of land described in the plead
ings. situated in civil district No. | ofSaid
county. adjoining the lands # Valentine
Wool and the dover OF Mrs Victoria En-
brcy and others. being that part of the
lands of Willis 5 Embrey, deed. bought
by Sd Embrey ut the sale made by the
Trustee and Special Commissioner under
decree of this Court on the 18th of June,
1875. Sale ordered to satisfy decree
against 5 } Embrcy, the original pur-
chaser.
Notes with approved security required
Of the purchaser, and Il lien retained until
all the purchase money is paid.
This October I'd, 1877.
Il. II. FINCH. G.. Il NJ,
and Special Commissioner.
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FROM SALEM.
SALEM, Tenn, Oct. /, 1877.

SALEM, Tenn, Oct. !, 1877.
Editor Home Journal:
We will again write a few lines for your
excellent paper.
All Is quiet and lovely about our tow II.
A protractcd meeting has been in pro-
oress at the Christian Church in Salem
Tor several days, conducted by Elder Da-
yid Lip.comb, Of Nashville. Several have
hcdn added to the church.
Also, Il big revival has been going on ut
Big Spring Church. (Baptist) under the
management Of Rev. ). l.. Sanford, OF
Mulberry, resulting In about fifteen new
members.
some sickness In our community. Mr..
lanes yasor has been quite sick for a few
we understand he Is sOlne better to-
Jay. Mrs. Elizabeth Oakley has also been
in feeble health for several months.
An infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vanzant
aged about ten months. died on yesterday
morning. after an illness OF three months.
We sympatliizc deeply with the family ir
their sad los. Respectfully, u.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-04

We have the love Of muslc In our
soul, and are not lit for anything that
Shakespeare said n man was fit for who
didn't have such love, But we are not
6t for the task Of telling how much we
were delighted and surprised last Sat-
urlay afternoon ut u free musical mat
inee ut the Mary Sharp College, giveh
by Prof, Ulermoehlen and Miss Bled'
soc, one of his assistants. We say we
were surprised. because we had no idea
how nearly one can come to perfection
on earth in any n thing. We had
heard many speak OF the skill Of Prof.
u. on the violin, but the half had not
been told US. He is hardly surpassed
BY the most celebrated performers we
have ever heard, and we have heard
Ole Bull, the great Norwegian. The
audience last Saturday afternoon was
fair in numbers. and all were pleased
with the performance. Miss Bledsoe
il 50 graceful and so at home on the
piano. and Prof. Utermoehlen is such
at home ON any instrument, that IT
gives them no trouble to entertain.
Prof. U. made good music from a lot
of glasses, or tumblers. We have got
ten many things from glasses, but
never got music from them, as he did,
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James g. A.. Sharp VS.. JAS. NJ. McNabb.
By virtue of an execution to me direct
ed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Franklin county, Tenn, | Will ofler lor
sale to the highest bidder for CASH, at
the Courthouse door in the town oil WIN
chester, on
Monday, November 9th, 1877,
the following tractot land in civil district
No. |, Franklin county. Tenn, known as
lot No. II of the trace OF land belonging to
Ashull Alenh at his death, and old by de-
cree of the Circuit Court, adjoining the
lands of VIM Reaves on the north, mos
l. Hogan on the west, Elijah Meredith ON
the south, and on the east by sharp ~
Notwithstanding 90 acres and = ROOFS
more or less. Levied upon as the prop
erty of james McNabD. ,....
Also, one tract Of land IN same dlstrict
os the above. bounded on the east Dy Dr
Harris, west by b Kussey and Hancock ;
heir $ south by b Russcy and Johh men,
colored, and north by DR. Harris ana b
Russey-contoining ~ acres. more or leSS'
Sold to satisfy said execution for SloO'4o,
interest, costs, etc.
This October lst, 1877. sos
STEWARDS Sheriff.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-04

A young lady subscriber 10 Tue
Journal wants us to never forget to
publish all marriages. We therefore
ask our district correspondents to new
er forget to tel who has married. anu
we would say to young men that tney
should be prompt in asking their g'ris
the momentous question. A girl Is
apt to lose her respect for a fello" VINO
Looks love all the time but doesn't dare
to declare IT.. Don't spoon arounu
and play the kitten. Don't keep her IN
suspense by saying you have something
to tell her, aud when she leases you LOT
what it is, put her off till next time
Tell her you love her. and if she looks
surprised. remember that maiden mod
csty requires her to do 80. Take our
word for it that she was expecting such
an avowal, and almost hated you ioi
not telling her sooner. A good lilu
love speech OF three words is worm
more than all your little cont'mptlol'
presents. and buggy rides. aud gallant
ries, and sickening batteries. A woman
loves a business man-Onc who IS bra''
in love as well az war-onc who shows
that in future years lie can meet tn
consequences of marriage with a stou
heart and ready hand. So, quit you
whining and kittening, aud tell you
love, like a man. whether she kicks yo'
or not.
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Marriage Licenses

Our County Court Clerk issued Ii
cense to the following named parties
during the month of September;
c. C. Coger to Martha Clark.
j. II. Roseborough to Sarah Mayze,
j. A. Wells to Ella j. Pack.
G. r. Witt to Laura NJ. Stampcr.
w. r. Gan to Martha A. Ross.
j. W. Frazier to Agnes Hill.
VIM. H. Noah to Emma &. Buckley.
George Flnchum to Jennie Oliver.
j. A. Hamilton to Fannie Beck.
Green Allison to Bette Frazier.
j. +. Wood to Elizabeth Corn
Allen Clifford to Nancy G. Davis.
Joel Foster to Sarah Neal.
James Morris to Martha j. May.
Newton Faris to jennie Davidson.
NJ. V. Jackson to Lou. Thompson.
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LANGUAGE,
Language Of the Bon Ton and Courtcy.) .
Prof. A. Jourdan

WEI. on Monday, September 81. open
his Fall Session, for the purpose of teach
ing his pupils the second course in the
French language, so that they can speak
it more perfectly, lie will also open Il
class tor new beginners, and requests that
all who wish to learn the French language
will confer with him at once.
REFERENCES Judge A.. 5. Marks. Mrs,
W. j. Slater, J.L. Baugh, VS.. Embiey.
Alex Embrey. j. b. Fitzpatrick, DR.. },
W. Russey, Harry Henderson. &. J.
Walmslcy, DR.. }. G.. Shapard, NJ. II
Wilkinson, Capt. b. Duiicld, j L. Merritt
DR. Il. G. Murrell, Matt. Petty and Geo
Lefeber.
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M~AnRIED.-At the residence OF JACOB
K%rahenbugll in Winchester, last evening"
TUESDAY by Rev. DR.. Weincl, MIR. An
drew Knapper to Miss Celia Reiberne'
A considerable number were present on
this happy occasion and met with u gen
uine German welcome, and had Il bounti-
full supply of good things to eat. We
wish we could remember the beautiful
compliments paid the fair bride and clever
bridegroom by Col. II. Il. Carr, but our
memory is treacllcrous. Mr.. knapper has
the esteem of our people lie i. indus
trious, clever and honest, and is worthy
the fair one he has married, by way OF
pleasantly, we would say,
And now that she's a knapper,
And he's A. Knapper, too,
We hope they'll nap together
In bliss lies journey through.
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Capt. A. c. Plumlee, for many years
since the war a leading merchant OF
Salem, in our county, has gone to
Nashville and connected himself with
the house of Pigue, Manner d Hall,
manufacturers and wholesale dealers
in boots and shoes. Capt. Plum
leo is we'll known to most of our PEG
ple as an Industrious, intelligent and
worthy gentleman, and we are satisfied
that he. il any man can, will command
for his house the patronage of the re.
tail dealers of Franklin county.
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Carrick, Rollins IL Co. VS.. james Hendrix
and i. II. Anderson.

Carrick, Rollins Il Co. vs.. james Hendrix
and j. +. Anderson.
BY virtue of an order Of sale to me di-
rectcd. from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Franklin county, Tenn, will OFFER for
sale to the highest bidder, for CASH. at
the Courthouse door In the town Of Win
chester, on
Monday, November 9th, 1877,
one store-house In district No. II Frank
lin county, Tenn" and bounded as follows
On the east by N Il Z Railroad, south by
George Rice, west by the mountain. and
north by unknown land; but running
back north of the depot house, and being
the same lands upon winch JAS Hendrix
now lives. Levied upon AS the property
Of Jno + Anderson, to satisfy said order o.
sale for S526.05, interest, costs, etc.
This October LIST, 1877.
II STEWART, Sheriff.
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Mondnv Novembcr 5tl. 1877,

VIZ Kercheval VS.. j. NJ. 81. IL. Martin.
BY virtue of an order Of sale to me Is
sued from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF Franklin county, Tenn, | will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for CASH. ut
the Courthouse door in the town OF VIM
chester, on
Monday, November 9th, 1877,
the undivided interest that .Ino III Martin
has in the following described tracts OF
land in districts Nos. Ii and 4, ard bound
ed as follows: First tract. on the east and
north BY the lands known as the Horton
place. on the north and west by j ) Gard
ner's lands, and On the south by unknown
mountain lands-containing $50 acres,
more or less. Second tract, bounded on
the north and east by Gi rdner, and on
the west ty j j Misunderstanding Oh
acres. Third tract, bounded ON the north
by Erwin, west by Erwin, south by Gard
ner, and east by Notwithstanding 60
acres. more or less. Will be sold TO satisfy
said order OF sale, amounting to $66S.4O
interest, costs, cue.
This October LIST, 1871.
ii STEWART. Sheriff.
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For November, 1877.

W. Ransom VS.. Mrs. ). Lance and j. &.
Lance,
BY virtue of an order OF sale issued from
the Circuit Court OF Franklin county,
Tenn, aud to me directed, | viii, on
Monday, November 9th, 1877,
at the Courthouse door In Winchester, sell
10 the highest bidder for CASH, all the
undivided interest that . Lance has In II
tract OF land belonging TO the estate OF
Ana Barbrea lance, containing II nun
bred and twenty-nine acres, and bounded
rs follows: On the west by the lanes OF
Slarber, on the east by Donaldson, on the
soutl, by Thomas Faris, OH the north by
Sllarber. Said land lies IN civil district
No, . Of Franklin county, Tenn, u WI
be sold to satisfy said order OF SAFE,
amounting to S22I.35 and costs, etc.
This October LIST, 1877.
IL STEW ART, sheriff.
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BY virtue of three orders of sale to me
directed. by the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Franklin county, Tenn, in the cases OF
J } Martin, use OF & b Russey and w NJ
Russey VS.. j W Densop and others. | will
offer for sale to the highest bidder. for
CASH. at the Courthouse door in Win
chester, on
Monday, November 9TH, 1877,
the life time interest of j w benson In
the following described tract Of land, to-
wit: Living in civil district No. D, Frank
lin county, Tenn, and bounded on the
north by - llebcSty land, on the south
by Lance, on the west by SlIarber and
Kont. and on the east by Looney. contain
ing - acres.
will be sold to satisfy said orders of sale,
amounting to Stab, interest, cost. etc.
This October lst, 1877.
Ii p STEW ART, Sheriff.
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Dissolution.

The co-partnership formerly existing
under the firm name of Murrcll Il Mark,
is dis solved. All persons indebted to said
IIrm will please settle Immediately, rs the
business must be closed up Henry Fincs
Is authorized to receive and receipt lol
monies dine the firm, or to make ssttlc-
mentS. L. [, MlIkEii M,b'
Y. G. MARKS, Nj. ID.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-04

Among other prominent men we met
Col. j. W. Newman last Monday on
our Square. He was on his way home
from q visit to Knoxville. Monday
being the 1st of October, he took a ci~
gar, agreeable to a custom OF his Tor
Is years to stop smoking the LIST Mon
day in April snd resume the LIST Mon
day in October. Whether he stops
and resumes his other bad habits we
cannot tell.
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Insolvency Notice.

The insolvency Of the estate Of DIR. JIG.
McCutcheon having been suggested to
the Clerk Of the County Court. all persons
having claims against his estate will file
them before said Clerk by the Sd day OF
January. 1873. or they will be BORED.
This October 21. 1877.
J. n. McCUTCHEON.
oet4-3m Administrator 4.
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Dave Bone, colored, of our town,
has left with US two ears of corn taken
from his field near town. They are
both IL inches long, and each eur has
S4s large grains. He says his corn
this year is splendid beyond prece-
dent. Who can beat Davie2
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CoFFINS
Fashionable Barber Shop,
LEWIS BOND

Has opened u first-class shop in the
brick row opposite tie Home Journa. Of
flee. where he will practice barOering in
all its branches. He keeps everything In
parlor style. He has cOmvcniences for all
those who wish to wash their faces and
hands. free of charge. Give him a call.
lie is also prepared to mend broken UNI
brellas i'm w~Orkmanlike manner, ut low
rates. lsep2O
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Fresh Meat ! Fresh Meat ! !

II you want tender. fat beef, or other
fresh meats, at che lowest price reasona-
bic, call on the undersigned any day, on
the southwest corner of the Square anu
Main street. Winchester, Tenn.
HENSLEI II HORTON.
N. B.-Highest market price paid. In
cash for fat beef cattle. ii. Il Ii.
sep27-4w
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Our chit-cbat column is crowded
out this week, 1t will appear next
week, and regularly thereafter. We
don't like this "crowdlny OUT bust
mesa at all, aud don't intend to submit
to it any morc--il we Gun help ii, ID.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-04

We are requested to announce that
the annual meeting Of the Franklin
County Bible Society will take place at
the Baptist Church, in our town. ne KIT
Sunday night. Rev. Geo. 5. Savage,
OF Kentucky, will be present.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-04

Mrs. Burrough has lately had an adj
d,tion built to her residence, and tue
whole house freshly painted, inside
and out. 1t is now one Of the hands
somest dwelling houses in the west
end of town.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-04

Our exchanges are full of letters
from Texas telling folks to stay at
home, etc. Right. Stay where you
are, roll up your sleeves and 60 to
work, aud we'll guarantee that you'll
eve come to want.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-04

Now is the time TO Insure your prop
erty in good companies like the Hlna
and Phoenix, OF Hartford, orthe Home,
oGNew York. W. j. Slater represents
them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-04

Mr.. Wiley S. Embrey left Monday
for the East, to purchase a fall stock
of goods. There is no mar better
qualified to select goods, such rs will
suit the wants of our people.