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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03
Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
clearing weather, colder westerly winds and ris-
ing barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03
NOTICE.

A n EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires to en-.
N gage a school for the winter term. Beet
OF recommend given. Address
Y. A. A. HEATH,
Halloweu, Maine.
oetl6w2tkt3s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03
THE ARMY.
What General Sherman is r.
ported to Say of it.
A LARGE NUMBER OF ENLISTED
MEN WHO CARRY NO ARMS.

There Are Very Few Soldiers in the
South.
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Sales
For March 18th, 1877.

@l!rannan Il Hunt vs.. A. w. Best, J.. l.,
Best, and Jonn 4, !" Best
BY virtue OF an order of sale to me Ii-
rertcd. from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Franklin county, TcnncSsr,, | viii oilrr
Tor sale to the niglrSt bidder, tor CASH,
ut the Courthouse door the town OF
Winchester, Tennessee, on
Monday, March l2til, 1877,
the undivided interest of T. l. Il j A |.
Best in the following described tracts OF
land ~ ing in civil district No. II OF
Franklin county, Tenn, and bounded rs
follows:
The first tract. lying on both sides 0fthc
n ~ Z Railroad ana Elm river, and bound
ed on Lne north by the lands Of Hugh
McGayOck, on the east by Warner and
Others, on the south by tho lands Of Hes
sey. and on the west by the lands Of John
J W Payne The second lot o. tract,
bounded As follows: On the north ly DR.
f ltcrN in and Others. on the east by DR.
" EstlllS estate, on the south by tile
lands OF Mrs Jack Eartcr and others, and
on tint west by the lands OF Tyrrc lt,ddl"
and otncrS-beinS the same land that was
purchased Of \ > Colyar by Ell Il john \
l. Best, and will be sold to satisfy said or
der OF sale, interest, cost, &c. JudSn mt,
S55l. 10.
This February 18th. 1877.
II + STEWART, Sheriff.
tcl5-tds 10
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SANDALWOOD

Possesses Il much greater power in rrStOr-
ing to Il lrealttil state the rntirlIs mriR ,ranr
Of tine ~urrtllra than eiri-r Cn'eb~ or Co.
paiha. IL never produces sickness, Is Ger
tain and speedy IN it, action. 10 is fact
suprrsrding every other remedy. Sixty
capsules cure in six ar eight days. No
other mcdirin. can Ito this.
owing 70 its great S'IrreAS many substi-
tutts have been advertised. siril ~ Pastr-.
Mixtures. Pulls. BllSaHn>, etc. all OF which
hay. been abandoned.
.8-Dundas Dick u Co.'S Soft Capsules
containing Oil OF SandalwoOd, sold At all
Drug stores. Ask Tor Circular. or send %
3j ~ 81 Wooster Street, New York, for
one. tSept7-Gm
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w- We learn that Prot. A. Jourdan
organized a class, in French, of twelve
young ladies and gentle men, at the les
iience Of Mr.. Van Hoose, last Satur.
day night. He proposes to form n Ju-
nier class. and will charge yer, little
for each scholar. This Ju lior Glass
will lie composed of persons from 8 to
Is years OF age, ex"ert where any one
between those Years is prepared to en-
ter the Senior Class. For further par
ticular-. apply at once t" Prot. JourIan
himself, or, Mrs. Van Hose. 1t is
very necessary to apply at once, so
that all n begin together. He pro-
posrs to teach one class on Friday and
the other ON Saturday evening.
Ministers OF the Gospel and teach
ers are cordial, invited by Prot. Jour.
dan tn witness the exercises of his
school at Mr.. Van Hoosr's residence,
on Friday and Saturla. evenings. The
room is very small, consequent, lie
doe not invite the public generally.
But mex June or July he will & We u
tree examination aud lecture, when al
will be invited
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Tribute OF respect.
DEcHKRp. Tenn, Feb. 9Th, 1877.

Tenn, FCU, 6II1, 1911.
AXE meeting OF Tue session OF Dtcilerd
freSDy trrlan oiuI.n' 'ie lolloM Ing pre-
ainn,e any res"l',i'ons ~ resnru W .l''
aeatl OF lno1naS H. 'lliah'S' were uhah-
mously adopteu: Aft, ...
uou' ~ ms ihllhlte WISDOM
mas seen III W trahs''I from Iie cn"rch
militant TO the ch''rcl' triumphant our
friend ana Drother. 1. II; Nlllla'nS' Tor
several years Il aeVoteu melhncr ana
kullhS El'ter III alis '<ilurcn' 'leie'ore'
Isl. TtesoiNeu' l''at' rs oii'erS III uo'' :
house, We do bow in humble SurmisSion
to tile DIVINE VIII. assured tllat IA: thihSs
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% "'th ISL
a FRIEND AND PATRON
FROM 90 w AN.
CowAH, TENN Feb. 10Th

CowAN, TENN Feb. 10th.
Editor Home journal:
Thought | would give you II few notes
from ON place. wnici, may bc OfsOnie in
tercst to the readers of your valuable pa
per.
The severity of the v inter has given
away, and VT are again blessed with fine
weather. The farmers. like the ground
hog, have issued lor.h from their WINERY
cells. and ARE actively engaged in prepar-
ing for the coming crop. Our ears, these
warm, balmy mornings. are greeted with
the familiar sounds . f''jec' and 'haw.'
which fills the ar with musical echoes.
thrown back from the hills and mountain
slopes, to admuniSli us chat spring is near.
Our little tow is in IA prosperous condi-
tion. notice several improvements. in
the way of new buildings and repairs.
We have two stores, both doing II luVra-
tive business. Besides these, We have two
blacksmith shops, one hotel, and u -four
ishing grocery.
The hpaltl, of this community is good.
Mrs. sam. Cowan, who mas been serious
ly i'll for some time. is recovering.
paid Il flying visit lately to Await, in
the 18th District-brtter known by the
name of Masl,hrrud. | spent il few hours
in their school at Green Hui Academy,
under Professors Pitt. Hill aud Taylor.
They closed the first five months the I'D
OF December. avcragin. one hundred pu-
pills. Since Christmas they have male an
of one hundred and thirty, with
an enrolment Of one hundred and eighty.
These young men are buildingup Il ScloOl
with Il reputation Of which the parents
and citizens of the 18th District may he
Justly proud. q.
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Tribute of Respect.
WINCHESTER, Tenn, Feb. o, 1877.

WINCHESTER, Tenn, Feb. ., 1871.
At IL meeting Of Cumberland Lodge No.
l5S, f. A. ~ the following preamble and
resolutions in regard to the death OF
ThOma, H.. Williams were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Almighty God.
in his lnsrrutable Providence, to remove
from us our de~arly-belo, ed brother. Thos.
II. illiams; ami whereas. his many mer-
its and noble characteristics commend his
memory to our tenderest recOllections.
Therefore. be it
Resolved, That in this sad ispensation
We recognize the sovereignty and justice
OF God.
Resolved, ID. That this Lodge has lost
one of its brightest lights-a man who
welded great power a. u Ma.on-anu that
we heartily appreciate the suine
Resolved, 81. That We, by these resOlu-
tions. convey To the berraved wifi and lit.
them that, when necessary, they shall
have the council, guidance and material
assistance Of this Lodge.
Resolved, 4tl. That We further recon-
mend them to the fraternity generally.
and particularly to the Father of the faith
erlrss and the Husband OF the widow.
Resolved, St, That these resolutions he
published in the Home Journal, and that
a copy be presented u the family Of de-
ceased brother.
=. o. WOOD.
+. &. MARKS,
r. j. GAINES.
Committee.
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|. A. Caldwell ct ais VS.. Clifton r. Turner
ct ais.

/. a. Caldwell ct ais VS.. Clifton R. Turner
ct ais.
By virtue Of a decree of the County
Court vi Franklin county, Tennessee. pro-
nounreG ut tile February Term, 1871. in the
above cause, | will. As Clerk and Special
Commissioner, 1T the Courthouse door in
" Winchester, Tenn- Oh
Monday, March 18th, 1877,
offer for sale to the highest bidder. on a
credit OF one and W. years. except 10 per
centuln in cash. tile following Described
tracts OF land: Fiity-seypn acres bounded
ON the north by w w Martin, on tile east
Dy the lands Of + l. Best, on the south by
ILLS ) Embrey. decd. and on the vest
by the lands OF Valentine Wool. Tie bid
dings To ommence At ~ per acre.
The dome tract. To be sold in two
tracts. bounded On the north BY the lands
OF VIM Estill, deed. south by the same
and Clem .Arledge, west by the lands oi
Mrs a Is Holiday, and on the north BY
the lands of Willis Einbrey. decd. Bid
ding on tile east end, or end lying next
to Declirrd, to commence &C 81 per acre.
Biddings On the est end to comncnce at
- per acre.
Notes with approved securities will be
required. and u lien retained until all the
purchase money is paid.
A plat OF sail land will be exhibited on
day vi sale, showing the exact number OF
acres,
This February 14th, 1877.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
fslS-tds 10H
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FROM DECHERD.
DEcnERD. Tenn, Feb, II, 1877.

DEcnERD, Tenn, Feb. II, 1877.
Editor Home journal
Since my last to your very excellent PIT
per, II is painful to have To announce the
death OF our worthy and highly -cstcemcd
irllow-citizcn. Mr., Tiios. II. Williams, Of
this place. Mr.. " illiams' health iIau been
failing for tue past three years, tut strong
hopes Of his recovery had been entertained
by his family and friends until about three
months ago, when 1t became evident tilat
his dissolution was last approaching; and
on last Tuesday evening. at twenty min-
utes past eight, he D-eatlItd his last. lie
was buried on Thurs lay, in this place.
Col. Il. ID. Sanford, through his kindIrsS
and libcrality, donated to the citizens OF
Drclirru a small but very desirable lot for
burial purposes, and the remains of Mr..
Williams were the first Inferred thereon
The funeral service was conducted ny
Rev. u. NJ. Mcconnell. 1T the Presbyterian
Church, where u large congregation u4i
assembled; after which the remains were
taken possession OF by the members OF
Cumberland Lodge No. los, +, A. NJ, of
which deceased was a member, VINO
marched III solemn procession to the
grave, and there inferred the 3ody with
tue usual formalltirs OF the Order. Mr.
Williams WAS an En2liSman by birth. lie
came To EAST tennessee previous to the
war. and about the close of the war he
married and settled in this place. He was
beloved and mighty respected 10y all who
knew him, waS Il mcInbrr and Elder of the
Presbyterian CulrctI IN this place, And was
very mucn devoted to the christian rell-
glon. lie leaves u wife and live little
children to mourn his sad loss. Mr. " IL
liamS was in the 44tl year Of his age.
h. l.. Best, Esq, is j ing very sick at
this tine AT Ills rc,idcDce near DccIerd.
Since the great SNOW, DrcntrI has been
the muddicst place in the STATE, | reckon,
and the roads in every direction nave been
impassiDlc. except with very light loads.
MIR. James Williams mas mONed to DeclI-
crd and one into the saloon business.
when makes only four for TINS place.
Quite \ number OF citizens passed
through DccIlerd, going 10 " lncnc>ter,
last Monday and in the evening, A. ticy
came back, some of them looked very
much like they had been giving into
Lake Erie" Il little. Some of them got
INTO u muss here, and u fight WAS The rs-
Prof. NJ. l.. Owen has moved to this
place. j.. M. Holland and +. w Moore
farms.
Farmers are busy turning their lands
every good chance, maNlns preparations
Tor the coming crop.
Wheat is dong very well in tnis neigh
borllood, considering the past very severe
Yours truly, \.
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Sheriff's Sales
For March, 1877.
ylrtue oGap order Of sale issued to me

By virtue OfRu order of sale issued to NE
on tnu ION day Of January, 1877. Ivy W
W, Estill, Clerk Of the Circuit Court Tor
FrankIin county, Tenn, In the causc Of
@, ", StONall against sam, IL, Estlll, /
viii srll tU the highest bidder. tor CASH,
~ the Courthouse door In winchester,
Tennessee, on
Monday, March 9th. 1877,
the undivided intrlest of said Samuel II.
Estill IN the following described tracts o"
lots OF land First trnct lying In district
No, | Of said county bounded rs follows;
Beginning ut Il stake l25 Poles FROM the
southeast corner of lot No, | IN II, II, ES-
till deed. aud running north 90 deg. west
on the line OF u tract OF lana formerly
owned 10y b.. +. ltussry, where the road
turns to the mill; thence south So deg.
west 81 poles; thence G2ls deg. west .
poles to the Boiling FOrk creek. This being
the dividing line between the sad above
tracts and Samuel smiths line, Tract
No. Z Is described rs follows! Beginning
at two black oaks at%.Flncl's southeast
corner IN John Upton, northeast corner;
tluure north ST. neg. east WITH JPloh :
line, II poles 10 Il stake; theme U pores 10
Il " illoN T.; thence north ~ deg" east u
poles to- stake IN the road Irldin- from
Winchc ter to Sharp's mill-uow L"uGIl-
mlller's; hence north q poles TO the nId-
dle OF Boiling Fork clcrh TIlcrc1 uoMn
said middle TO u line noyth OF said willow
corner; thence NORTH I pole, 10 blIth
ouN bush; thence north IS deg east IS
poles and 5 linkst TO two white OAK bushes
thence soEth5is deg" east 80 poles and )
links to the beginning, sad tract No =
contains II acres and . poles, more or less,
Both tracts. Us acres, more or less, Both
lying and being in said Franklin county.
sand sale is N lle to satisfy the Judgment
and costs in favor Of said q. ". HtovaIl IS,
said samuel II. Estill, amounting ~ sJo,Io
witnout interest.
This February 9Th, 1877.
/. II. HALL"
C,S-tl. 10 Don. sheriff.
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by ply
s~ician>. or sold by Druggists. that carries
such evidence of its success and superior
virtueas Boschee's German Syrup Tor Sc
we're Coughs, colds settled on the Breast.
Consumption. or any disease OF the !hroat
and Lungs. 4 proof OF mat TACT Is that
n person afflicted. can gets Sample Bot
rio for 10 cents and try its superior effect
before buying the regular size at 70 cents.
it has lately been introduced in this conn
try from Germany. and its wonderful
cures are astonishing every one that use
IL. Three doses will relieve any case. Try
it. Sold by j. NJ. Hutchins and GIG. Phil
lips. Winchester, Tenn. and by all resprc-
sasls Druggists in the United States.
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COUNTY COURT LAND SALES
For March 18th, 1871.
John T. Mann ct ais VS.. John W. Syler

John T. Mann ct ais VS.. John W. Syler
and others.
BY virtue Of II decree Of the County
Court tor Franklin county Tennessee, at
its February Term, 1877. | will. o
Monday, March l2tn, 1877,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Of
fer for sale the following described tract
OF land lying in District No. 2 Of Franklin
county: Bounded on the North by Henry
Phillips. on the south 10y James WedIinY-
ton, on the east by David Mccoy, and IN
the west by Jesse Arledge-containing
about three hundred acres.
Said lands will be sold on Il credit Of one
ana two years to the hirle,t AMI best bid
der, except the sum Of ten per cent. OF the
purchase money, which will be required
to be paid in cash.
Plats ofthe land. showing the exact num-
Der of acres, will be exhibited on day OF
sale.
Buildings to commence at $l2 per acre.
Notes with approved security will he re-
quired OF the purchaser, and "A lien retain
ed on the land until tile purchase money
is all paid.
This February 18th, 1877.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
fel5-tds 9h
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NOTl1 !

Owing to the death of Mr., ylomas II
Williams, one OF the irm of LtNclan x
Williams. we are forced u close up tho
old business. Mr.. Lenellan, the surviving
partner, VIII receive anl receipt tor all
,lehIs due the firm, and will settle Ill the
Indebtedness.
win take corn. wheat oats, bacon and
lard In payment of accounts.
LENEilAN & WILLIAMS,
Dechcrd, Tenn, Feb. IL, ls77-lm
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H The suhjoined statistics OF the

E The suhjoined statistics OF the
Money Order business in Winchester
will be found interesting. The money
order 81 stem is intended to proRu:e
public convenience and to secure safe
" in the transfer through the mails "f
small sums OF money, and We think the
system has been AMI is a complete sue
cess. We never send any sum over
one or two dollars without buying a
mon-y-order. Hence it is that the
Home Journal als a, 8 assumes respon.
sibili,y for any subscriptions PERSONS
wish to send to magaz. nos and papers
that club with US.
A money.order office was established
in Winchester in Octoier, 1858. since
which time there have been up to this
writing TUESDAY. Feb. 18th, 1917
s,492 orders issued. During the year
1875, there were 1850 orders issued.
and the mount received on them was
$50 -325 81. During the same year
there were drawn ON this office, and
paid, $50 orders, the amount paid on
them being 8l6,Sl3 %. The surplus
to The credit at the Winchester office
vas S13.5l2 81, which Il deposited
In Nashville during the year. Scwanee,
in this county, is also n i~nOncv.0rder
Office. which ofcourse made he amount
OF business done by the Winchester
ollie less than it would have been.
The amount received from the sale
OF stamps, stamped envelopes, and
postal cards, during the year 1874.
was S1,lI4.69. During 1875, 81, 099 81.
During 1876, sl.l47 w.
For these items Of interest We nre
obliged to Mr.. y. 6. Phillips, vii"
willingly complied with our request for
them he is a P. n. OF whom we ierl
proud. He Is efficient 10 every res
pect. scrupulously honest, and deserves
" be highly commended.
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GE For several dlvs previous to
TUESDAY morning the weather was
pleasant, aud the buds of manv trees
began 10 open under lis persnading in
flnence. But at this writing the atmos.
pherc is cold, and mnrky clouds shut
out the sunshine. Gardening has
ceased for the uOnce, and several con.
tcmplsted fishing sprees have heen
postponed until nor suspicious days.
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No Lecture TO, the Present.
To DR.. L e. Marks, G. G. Phillips, al
others:

To Dr.. Il q. Marks, G. G. Phillips, and
others;
Your very hattcrlng request that we
should "delivtr u course Oi lectures upOn
subjects pertaining to departments for
the entertainment and instruction OF the
public" lns been taken into careful con-
slLeration, and while WE feel deeply the
very high compliment you have paid us;
yet, In consideration OF the ilct that The
season Of the year Is such rs to become
daily more nnsuitrd to the needs Of lee
tire season; and that many Of us are 20
circumStanrrd that for some months the
demands upon our time will be constantly
increasing. we feel that for the present we
are Obliged to decline.
Respectfully,
q c. GRAVES,
a. +. DIX.
a. Il. BARRETT,
}. W. TERRELL,
c. l." SMITH,
5. y. WOOD,
X. a. CLARKE,
j. NJ. BLEDSOE.
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fcl5-tds

BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me is
sued. hv the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Franklin county. Tenn , IN favor OF W !
League VS.. john lioke ct ais. | will offer
Tor sale to the highest bidder. tor CASH,
at the Courthouse door in the town OF
Winchester. Tennessee. on
Monday, March u h. 1877,
the following described tract of land living
i'm district No : of Franklin county, Ten
nrssee: Bounded on the north by Hover
Ton. east Iy Henry Buchanan. south by
VIM Armstrong, and west by Hugelctt i
Armstrong.
will he sold to satisfy said order of sale,
amounting to $9l.SO and interests and
costs. &c.
This February 18th. 1877
ii Z STEW ART, Sheriff.
fel5-tds ~
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Mr.. W. NJ. Harlow, Of the Universe
~ News, published at SeWanee, was in
Winchester the other day. He is a
handsome, ~jnvial. and intelligent man,
and we count ourself happy in having
ma lie his acquaintance, and hope he
will find it convenient TO frequently
leave his eyrie away up on top OF the
mountain aud spend a while with us
down in the valley, where he will find
unnecessary any eudiometer to tell the
purity OF II atmosphere.
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By virtue of two orders OF sales issued
to me hy the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of
franklin county. Tennessee, in the ease Of
j. W. Syler vs.. Il. +. Conn ct ala. aud II
P. Stewart ". d. Conn ct ais. | will, on
Monday, March 18th. 1877,
offer for sale to the highest bidder. for
CASH. at the Courthouse door in the town
of Winchester. Tennessee. the following
described lot. being in civil district No. 10
Of said county ami State of Tennessee. at
Cowan Depot. bounded eas' by Boiling
Fork Greek. north by n &C Railroad.
west by j Montgomery and James Sar-
gent and u lot Of Montgomery & Miller.
viii he soll to satisfy said orders of sale
est, cost. &c.
This February 18th, 1877.
Ii z STEWART. Sheriff,
rvl1t3s ~
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fel5-tds
j. l.. Money Va. Obediah Bradford and
others.

j. l.. Money Va. Obediah Bradford and
others.
BY u decree of the County Court OF
franklin county, Tenn. pronounced 4: the
February Term. 1877, | will, us Clerk and
Spec ial Commissioners, on
Monday, March 18th. 1877,
sell to the highest bidder, on y credit of
one and two years. except the SUN OF ten
per cent. to b. paid in cash IN day ofssle,
the following described tract OF land ~ ing
in said county OF Franklin. la district No.
16, and bOunied a. follows: On tie west
by the lands Of Nathan Sims, and on the
south By the .Ands OF NATHAN Sims aud
known rs tile MOore's Cove tract Ut land
The biddin.s to At three nun
dred dollars.
Notes with good security will be reqnir-
ed OF the purchaser, and u lien retained
until the Whole OF the purchase money is
paid
Sale to take place at the Courthouse
door in Winchester, Tenn.
Witness my hand. At Office. this Feb. l3,
1877. GLEN ARLEDGE, Clerk.
By j. j. Arledse, ID. T..
fel5-tds 81
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lew Mill,
NEW MACHINERY.

We have Just finished our mill. and put
it in complete running order. The ma
chinery is all new, and OF the latest and
most approved styles. and we are prepared
to make better hour and meal, and more OF
it, than any mills in this part OF the State.
We can grind from l50 TO 200 bushels per
Gay. Bring your grain to us, and we VIII
guarantee satisfaction.
We will pay the highest cash price ton
wheat delivered at our mills. We want
from LOCO TO l.5U0 bushels per month
We tecl very thankful for the liberia.
patronage bestowed on us heretofore. auo
solicit Il continuance vi the same. Is We
are now better prepared than ever to give
satisfaction. ESTlLL& BRO,
Proprietors Upton Mills.
apr6
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MAnBL.E .

We wish to call the attention OF the
public generally to the fact that we are
now prepared to furnish any kind of
Grave stones. out of the hest Tennessee
Marble. and on better terms than Gun be
had anywhere else.
Call on us, ut the Elk River Marble
Mills. seven miles west of Winchester. be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Ali colors of Marble furnished to order.
and satisfaction guaranteed.
We will box and deliver our work. In
good order, on the railroad, for persons at
Il distance.
The best price allowed for produce. in
exchange for work.
Address all orders to
". c. KITCHENS 4 son,
or, L. IL FINCH, Agent,
Junl7-ly Winchester, Tenn.
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ARKANSAS AND TExAs.-To those from
the southeastern States. who purpose sis-
iting or rmigrating to the Great states OF
Arkansas and Tcxas: It, would be to their
advantage To see. or communicate with.
b. +. Nevill. Passenger Agent. Memphis
and Little Rock Railway, Chattanooga.
Tenn. who will cheerfully answer all
questions, and give all information touch
ing routes. rates and connections. BE SURF.
you are property informed before purcha-
sing your tickets. [Octl2-ly