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NAV leave their favors for Tnr sus the only author
..:is Broadway. cormr OF 3i.t st. ~ o r NJ ani
sos West 23l e. opposite Grand puera House. ana soV
ID av. corner OF 18th 81, until sPM
Nc c.ua charge.
A 100 NEw SHIRT. collar. and Gun ironcr,i
wanted Fort Grcenc Laundry.ccr Fulton and Carlton
avenues.
A COUPLE Of Girl. wanted for small family; also
four doors above lUh st.
nTiFIcIAL FrnwIHsmA, iew learners
~ waited WiRIhi krEN KOCH. ~ frii"es ~
Di'r'rON HOLE operator wanted; who
ID tnoroa,Gl' a'lct.ani 'hc maciinc ani can kccpit
in onicr Appyto GAD siLNEH. ~ warren It
(rOHSrT rtNrSlsTHs anu operators wanted at
y 'KnrrN IINpNlERS, 23 Thomas IT,
CONSTANT WORK for ,,eal, VII. e =, e, i99 wc't
ENHihK'nNcrD TrK>rTs-, op . ee,,,rI :. and
I,nHAT, riNisI,EKs veeied ,n r,s Or f9 ,gr
year fgood men April, atGa Gmcnc It
LiHsT-cLAS~ hand. wanted on canton flannel
SHIRTS drawers p Howard It
IIRsT.gLASs family ironcr wanted at Union
Laundry. - tnivD r.it, place
CUNTS sCARFs, work given out and steady
SOLOMON MOTHERS Il Leonard st
DAPyR HON Es.-wancd immediately expert
l need glue Workers. % William Il. up stairs
SEWING MA,uI>rs rented ;old, gSch,.nscd,
- frfHirtd we'll ht-t kiul create hhflWha STORES
No ~ Greenwich av, ami l37 East broadway
WANTED EAncricncOd hands ON shirts and gents
w underwear with ". A W machines Call at 10 Leon
ard IT.. "a floor
WANTED Young eir to assist in small family;
w wages - month - Dupont ST.. 1rccnpolnt
brooklyn. D.
\VANTED-A sober honest woman as cook; also
w chAmi, Apply, with references. lt2i Blocker
street
WANTED -Buiiuuholc makers on vests. also gn
w apprentice. 1855 West 18Th 4, call between : and
O'Clock
WANTED Hand on cloth vests also prc--ers,
w work given nu' so North ~ 81. Wiinm.hur1h.
NthNTED-A girl about ~ touini baby and do
w hsht work. APPLY at itp Franklin Il
WANTED Girl about IL to 80 orrani.. at 2l2 East
w auth st after A. VI.
You've girls an Obtain situation. frrc. lnitnrs AMI
meals At &C. each ~ the Girls Iuirn- House - It
MARKS place. 18th t. under of thfdruns Ait 81.
tietvi Also. free instruction ON scwn- machines IRON
o"tuY ioaii Who mty apply, AMI ditssinaNins taught
Sl0 OPERATORS on plain work. In and out Of
DOO HOUSE. wanted. LOO ri nv. ll3 AMI lllth -
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| OSr- bank book 32l.7lo Blccckcr It savings Bank
- flni'r pleas roiulii tu the bank.
CIn REWARD will he nnih for the return NJ
~ Nv mrmuruudum looks keys. rule s. tab u with
cNtif.n uIy ohec u Edward smith, AZ Ann ST, and no
qucs uuu, asked
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II0Hro%'H IrE CREAM i. the snnlnrl an.
- 90 ttu I'rIN'rt g. ttN hes, q, t,il., amt the
NNc 800 I'M DN, l,-ji BrAlN hy, and 70 Chatham st
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CNNtNGS RANK DTPO>ITOKs should bay
- so Sew prrnu, cuf lHr ccn houd, hctau-c they
yet u -atr Investment and mono lrONuhlH Soud tor
circular MALCOLM Nro Rinhrrs, ~'"i kluAdNay, y !.
SD OOO FIRST MOUTG AGE OF III.
f''p'OoO. amount ga 0i'tiN nrar tlr ,lf, Nll bee
st4 very tlt7 for cash. noe dis fuu"N
= h MA,LtAN, bauk,r Wl broadway.
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slcrsOall Qotltcs.

hR. FANNOl, nl-notc hcnlins phy,ician 49, ifh
- 49,. tut -hitl.ri~.- without inc lrne. lnui- 40
% ina j. see puhl.-h.l q .tmuili- of wonder
'm cures The lnHr treated iroe irom"nlp \ NJ
ht~IA.LN or MN, nervous dchniN. and Ain.
- ltl uIt .uNu- speech uul permanently cured hV
nENEN A DANIELS, NJ d IA Lexington az near 4ltl
t. Hour, ln3
nH. KIIORD's ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
- manhood To lht dohinttted ln tour weeks Failure
impossible. - ger case DRUGGISTS supplied sole AsrnL
N. JACQUES. University place, Sew YofI
DR. y. VALENTINE.
- III West nth It. basement
IliSEAsES OF NEN a speciality, cure from = u
- odays Dr. DYER AZ West 18Th St, near 9th Az
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IA. FOR HltkANNY Hr Nrff
GRAND DAILY ENrrtsflNs At
BRASS AND REDUCED RATES
STlING The clDfuut ur-t lass .f.awboat
HANDS OF WILLIAM COOK
MUSIC On sunday. july -, aud every dv
GLE GLIB, Thereafter.
sOLOfSrs lftnv,~ ith ~ tlohlkcu nts II n
lfrufcs ,,a ~ y u at nilo 4 VI
FARE Leaves luih 81 y 70 ate o. 4 VI
% CENTS LEAVES = luu.Iiu ST.. y u. at 10 A. Y
Excl kSiON Leaves iirr %. Cedar It, y. g. a
TitkII~ 1u.iu \ VI.
~ CtNIs Leaves Mhrnu's Dock near Fnlta
Itrrv Hrn'tlvu at in1n \ "
RETURNING LEAVES RuCkNNNN AZ 5r
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Sabinas Ganhs.

IrNIoN DIN SAVINGS BiNh.
y lfN .IMAN..i'I 20. ami nlll Az.
nuo diuN - t..'sr1 rtcNiNti
bftn Ht'N ff.iu lu A. NJ toll u amt Mon lay even.
ing, tn7 .''HN y, .. llAiNEs, President
a. - tH.ffN. Treasurer
Iuo~ iIuNn JOS. Scr'v
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

u SUNNY IUTV =, TIIII NJ lWI7N"|l TITn lind
aul West Point The "a. steamer IDsEplllNE w
have Staten Island f,rrv Whitehall ST. ...... $50
Fulton IT, lcWei- wharf. Brooklyn ......... -
lih .t luhunru ...... ........ ....... oltA
Wpst 10Th .t Nur river. ........... N''
Wc.t9ft It Noh Observation-Disclosures. % 80 5.
ManhattnnNinr ...... ....... iuipA u
GRAND MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS
r.uuI triD glf. MIR
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NATIONAL LINr;-rlsT. - and 81 Nor'a rlve'

~ FOR LONDON
..KIN July a6 - \ " HOLLAND AuE >. Q 3lA. "
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EGYPT July - \ w. SPAIN ..... Aug u. !. VI.
ITALY ........ Aug !. ~ VI. ENGLAND Aug -. 4 VI.
CABIN amt passage and drafts from e. upward
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THE FARMERS DAUGHTER


She may not in the May dance,
With jeweTd maidens vie;
She may not smile ON courtly swain
With soft, bewitching eye;
That lavish wealth has bought her;
But all! she has much fairer charms,
The farmers peerless daughter.
The rose and lily on her cheoK
Together love TO dwell;
Her laughing biuc eyes wreathe around
The hearta WltchihS Spcll!
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Dr.. Salter's Specialties.

At the Eclectic Dispcnsary cancers are
successfully treated and Il cure effected
IN ninety-ninc cases out Of Il hundred,
when taken in time.
RHEUMATISM cured in every case, in
IRON one to three months. at u cost Of five
dollars Il month for medicines.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT cured in from
one week to two months.
CATARRH OF THE HEAD cured in one to
three months, in most cases; occasionally
mgelwi'h one requiring more time.
WOMB DISEASES Liberation, iufam-
nation, lcncorrhea, cured IN onc-half the
time required by other systems, ana with
out the use OF %catStlc.
ErILErrlC FITS relieved and prrma-
ncntly cured. In most cases from six to
twelve months required for II permanent
cure.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-FrOm excuses,
selt-abuse, &C., successfully treated and
cured IN one 20 five months.
BLOOD DISEASES cured in from three to
twelve months.
KIDNEY DISEASES cured in from one to
three months.
DISEASES or LIVER amcnable to treat
mcnt, permanently cured in Il few months.
NEURALGIA and other nervous diseases
successfully treated.
Call on or address, 5. F. Saltcr, NJ. D..
No. % Broad Street. Atlanta, Ga.
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From the Sth District.

Editor Home journal:
Wishing to be heard from by our coun-
ty folks, | send you greeting:
The hard winter and the harder Electo-
raj Commission have passed, and we still
live, and gricve for the blight from both,
The first spoiled our prospect for fruit,
and the last for Il President. But we still
have our fruit trees and II power behind
the throne that, while it watches, will
grow like the stone cut out Of the noun
tain without hands, and fill the whole
earth.
Wheat generally looks badly.
Mule-buyers are frequently among us,
and that stock Is rising.
The Stricklcr Mill property near us is
said to be going into the hands OF aCin-
%cinnati company, who will put up large
manufacturing improvements useful to
this county.
The much-necdcd spirit of education
has started up with our people like a
gushing spring in Il desert, for there is no
school in operation from Decherd and the
railroad to Pelham, aud from the river to
the mountain, that 3D., hear OF. Now that
ours is under way, and the rapid advance
Ilent of our youngsters Is noised abroad,
rumors OF new schools making up and a
new school house building near us, indi-
cate that Miss Frizzell is to be installed in
the Taliaterro school on one side, Miss
Garner in the Peabody school on the
other, and Mr.. Owens ut the Penile, still
on another side. So we think the starting
of our school here is like agltating the
still waters whose rifles shall spread to its
remotest bounds. Believing education
next to the interest of agriculture, | will
report our school, hoping to hear from
Others in this line. The playground
about knights Church is smooth as II floor,
and great trees, the bases of the ball
ground, make shade in summer. Here
eight wcll-matched players of our school
can be seen daily in the full tide of town
ball. About two dozen scholars attend,
and Il better lot Of boys and girls cannot
oe found. No vulSarity or swearing is
heard on the grounds. and We feel like
challenging the county in regard to the
happiness and good nature of all concern
To show that parents and scholars ap-
preciatc their opportunity, it is stated that
for the five weeks of the school in winter
months, only one has been absent day up
to date. A smar little class of nine start
ed in the A Is C's have, read and spelled ev-
erytIing over and over to and through
Baker in the speller, and half way
through both Holmes and McGuney's Is.
Readers, and SO well do they know what
they have learned. they read any of it
backwards as well as forward. and spell ev-
cry word of the book. | will send a histo-
ny of the famous I'd class another time.
ONE OF 'EM.
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Nashville Market.

FLOUR-SuperAne, S575a0, 90; family
$675n7.OO; extra family, $3.50; el'oic'
family. $500.
CORN MEAL-Unboltcl, 45c, sacked
boltcd. sacked, 47c'
CORN-Loose, from wagon, 3Ga3Sc IN
depot, sacked, 45c; ear, 3Gc; bulk, white
i2c; mixed. Ace, OH cars, in filling orders
WHEAT-Ned, ~. 25ali0; amber ant
white, $l,I5al 80.
OATS-Sacked and delivered in depot,
52c,
RiE-From wagon, GOaG5c.
HAG-rimOthy, Sl60la2O 90.
BULK MEATS-Clear sides. 0i1c; clear
rib sides, De; shoulders. G2ic, All packed.
COUNTRY Misunderstanding from wag-
ons, shoulders. Sc; hams, Toe; sides,
Zoe; &c per pound more Is charged from
store, Lard, l0l5allc,
IRISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rose,
Rnsset, Peerless and Pink Eye, per bar
rel, $3.50.
DRIED FRUlT-Apples, &c; peaches
Sa0c; b~lackbcrries, 70.
FEATilEltS-CIloice, l3c,
observation-disclosures, 2Sc.
GlNSENG-Dry, from first hands, Sla
LILO.
WOOL-Unwashed, lSa22c; washed, 2Sa
800.
BUTTER-Country, from first hands,
common, l5l20c; prime, lSa22c.
POuLTRI-Chickcns, 2Oa22c for hens
young chickens, Liable. according to size
turkeys, 5OuG5c.
TALLOW-Choice, 7!c.
EGGS-From first hands, Zoe; packed,
l3c.
SEEDS-Clovcr, red, $1,000; sapling,
Sll,00. Timothy, prime, - 25a2,5O, Red
Top, Zoe. Blue Grass, clean, $500; cx-
ira clean, $2.25. Orchard Grass. S2.25.
hungarian, Soc. Missouri Miillet, Sl,OO.
German MillGt, Coo.
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garded Is q question yet to be solved, II
there were on the Supreme Bench Ill Me-
Farlands, men could expect lawful pro-
lection for their focks. Every farmer In
the State ought TO have II Mcfarland in
the family. II they are not so fortunate
rs to have n son or daughter to name for
him, they ought to call n lavoritc horse
Mcfarland
There has been some sickness In our Sec
ton, but all are now convalcscent.
We fear the last cold snap has damaged
clover that was Just up.
Wheat Is low but thin on the ground,
and will not make anything Ike an aver
age icld.
All nearly ready to plant corn, and
waiting Tor the proper season.
The hard winter has caused the ground
to be easily penetrated by the many plows
that are daily running when the weather
will permit, and with II good season and
proper cultivation, we may expect a large
corn crop. More anon. n.
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From the 18th District.
Editor Home journal

Editor Home journal:
We, of the 18th District, have become
Disguised at the talk ofhard times, Tilden
and Hayes, and more especially the repeal
ofthe dog law and the decision o fthe SUI
premc Court; and somewhat Inundated
because our worthy fellow-citizen, DR..
Henry Estill. did not receive the appoint
mcnt as Clerk of the Supreme Court; and
have concluded to 60 to work in good
faith to produce all We can to help the
Commonwealth of Tennessee out of her
financial embarrassments; and. as We
cannot have things as VIZ will them, to ac-
cent the, situation until something is de-
yeloped to satisfy us that it is polite to re-
bel against the Administration.
Willie we are unanimously in sympathy
with the Tilden party, we feel rejoiced
that Tennessee was not ignored in the Sc
lection of the Presidents Cabinet; and.
furthermore, to learn of distinguished
Radicals calling Hays the Andy johnson
President" If it turns out that Hays Is a
johnson, Tyler, or Fillmore man. we are
nl right. lie a Y he is not the repre-
sentative of the Republican party. but of
the whole nation. Our motto, therefore.
il TO fall into line, endorse the good and
reject the evil, exercise our liberties in the
freedom Of speech and the Press. and ex-
nose corruption, let it come from whatever
Marty or quarter it may; and. in the !
f~icatiou of what is right, show to the
world that we are not artuated by party
nreiudice, and by the next Presidential
Election it will be an easy-going thing to
seat our mana Democrat.
The present Legislature. in refusing to
enact a law for the protection of sheep.
will cause n large per cent. Of the best
stock-raisers in Tennessee to quit the bus
incss--a loss to the State of millions of
doIla :. Why the many petitions from
differ. mt portions OF the State were diire-
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THE SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES

This Is n Weekly paper, now In Its 81
volume, 3 large quarto pages, I Wide cot
umns to the page, and Is sent to any adj
dress ut only FIFTY CENTS \ YEAR!
being the cheapest paper In the L. ), 1t
occu les Il field distinct from amy oCher
paper. 1t Is filled with truthful dcscrip-
lions of the Southern country. It's rcs0ur-
ccs, capabilities, soVicty-just such intor-
nations every reader, whether he wishes
II underestimate or not, desires. II mir
rors the true sentiments and opinions of
the best minds of both the North and
South. Every one who reads it wants Il,
Send II lirty cent scrip ut the publishers
risk, and receive it one year. Address
SOUTHERN lNDUSVRlE S,
marS-:f Nashville, Tenn.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
From the Sth District.
Editor Home journal

IulIor nome journal:
AS you solicit communications from the
various Districts of the good old county OF
Franklin, will attempt to give you a few
'dots" from this. the Sth District, and if
you think it worth its room in yonr val
liable paper, all right; ii not, throw it
among the rubbish, and will think non
the less OF you.
We claim to be a quiet, law-abidinS
people in this section; and although the
late election for President has been dcci-
ded differently to what somcot us thought,
still we hear but little said about it. We
farmers are all busy, blowing and prepar-
ing for the coming crop, knowing that it
matters not who is President. Some of
us have to make our living by the sweat
Of the brow, but the prospect for wheat is
very gloomy in this section compared to
that otlast Spring.
We have in our District four chuIcL-
houses and the same number Of regular
organized churches. We have. also. four
school houses. and a fifth one is being
built in the south end of the District, near
X. G. Warren's. We want to give our
children at least an old-field education.
We hear some complaint about hard
times, and have lately heard ONE people
say that although the taxes are stayed
until Fall, they will not then be able to
pay but | think il partlya habit that the
people complain so much ofhard times. ]
think we have good reason to be thankful
unto Him from whom so many blessings
flow, for | think that the farmers. espec-
tally in this section, have more corr and
hogs at this season Of the year than for
several years past.
| hope your correspondents from the
different Districts will be more punctual
in the future than in the past, for some of
us like TO hear from the different neigh
borhoodS every week.
Wishing you success in your profession,
| remain yours. fraternally, Z.
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Town Greek Grange.
FEBRUARY 9th, 1877.

Z1lll, 1917.
w. j. Slater:
Please publish this report, and you will
oblige your friend. {. G. r.
Town Creek Grange. No. COS, of Frank
lin county, Tenn, installed the following
officers February 24th, 1877:
Master-A. W. Barbee.
Orerseer-S. NJ. Woodward.
Stewart-C. c. Rcnegar.
Lecturers. W. Woodward.
Chaplain-W. b. Woodward.
Trcasurer-R. 5. Shasteen.
Secrctary-S. W. Baker.
Gatc-keeper-J Durham.
Cercs-N. a. Slastecn.
Flora-E. Rencgar.
Grange in good working order; meets
every month; has Il membership of sky.
Our present trading arrangements are not
altogether satisfactory, on account of fl
nancial pressure, but the Grange has
many live, working friends, who are doing
all they can Tor the good of the Order.
THE above was inadvertently mis-
laid, otherwise it would have appeared
before this. ED. HOME JOURNAL.
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Wonderful Success .

1t is reported that Boschce's German
Syrup has, since its Introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale
of 10000 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug
gists have ordered this medicine direct
from the Factory. at Woodbury., N. j., and
not one has reported Il single failue, but
every letter speaks of its astonishing sue
cess in curing severe Coughs. Colds set
tied on the Breast, Consumption. or any
disease of Throat and Lungs. We advise
any person who has any predisposition tc
weak Lungs to-
Go to your Druggists, G.G. Phillips and
J. NJ. Hutchins, Winchester, Tenn- and
get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
it. Two doses will relieve any case. Reg
ular size. 70 cents.
Sold by all respectable druggists in thu
United States.
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Prof. "A. JOUItDAN

Thanks the citizlns OF Winchester for
the liberal patronage received by him in
teaching the French language lie has
succeeded in getting up II large class, and
regrets that he had to refuse to receive ad-
ditions. But he would inform the public
that on the LIST Of January, 1877, he will
open Il new class, and all persons VINO
wish to enter il must make immediate APP
plicati0n
REFERENCES Judge A. 5. Marks, Mrs.
W.J. Slater, il" Baugh, WIS. Embycy,
Alex Embrcy, j. Is. Fitzpatrick, DR.. j.
W. Russcy, Harry Henderson, G. J..
WaImslcy, Dr.. j. c. Shapard, NJ. II.
Wilkinson, Capt. b. Dulicld, j T. Merritt,
DR. Y. G. Murrell, Matt. Petty and Geo.
LcfcDcr.
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The I'cOple Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by ply
%sicianS, or sold 10y Druggists, that carries
such evidence Of its success and superior
virt;leas BOsclcc's German Syrup for Sc
we're Coughs, colds settled on tie Breast
Consumption, orany 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
1t has lately been introduced in this coun'
try from Germany, and its wonderful
cures are astonishing every one that ust
it. Three doses will relieve any case. Try
it. Sold by j. VI. lIutchins and GIG. Phil
lips, Winchester. Tenn. and by all respcc,
table Druggists in the United States.
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5

Capt. J. w. Buchanan has returned
from Texas, and seems well pleased
with business prospects out there. he
contemplates the removal Of his family
o His home will he near Texar-
kama.
Col. j. o. Griffith, OF the Rural
Sun at Nashville, was in Winchester
last Saturday, soliciting subscribers Tor
his excellent paper. He always urges
the people to first take their county
paper, and then enlarges upon the
claims of his own. The Colonel pro
poses to give a speech to our people
the farmers especially, some time
soon, and We shall be happy to an
nounce the time hereafter.
Mr.. Sam. Smith left for Hunts =
vile, Mo, last week, to see aboat his
landed estate and other property there
In bis absence we observe that Mr.
Tom. Shepard is having the front oil
Mr.. Smiths storehouse improved IN a
most reckless and extravagant manner
New door.sill, new shutters, and-he
tells us that he intends to have the
whole front painted and penciled'
Verify, Mr.. Smith will hardly know his
property when he comes bsck' II
'Tommie" should carry out all the tue
Improvement he talks about. But we
are glad to see some Improvement 90
ing on. and wish that the owners OF
store. buildings would all determine TO
furbish ard fix up their fronts, so tha'
our Square would not have such an al
tediluvial appearance. Besides, every
little Improvement of the kind in ques
ton affords a subject for numerous
spectators TO discuss, thus relieving Inc
emu; that results from continual dis
cussion OF Hays and Tilden, and who
is broke, who has sold out, who is 60
ing to break, or going to sell, and
worse than all, tit bits of scandal, &c,
and so on In all these things we
need ;%mproycmcnt. we suspect.
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Eg- Wednesday morning, tue 7tll
instant, Mr., E. L. Allen, a prominent
citizen of Fayetteville, was shot and
killed Immediately by Mr.. r. l..
Bright, a lawyer and son of Hon. Jno.
n. Blight. The tragedy occurred in
Mr.. Bright's office, whittier, it appears,
Mr.. Alien had followed Mr.. Bright in
q threatening manner We understand
that three shots were fired. Upon the
body Of Mr.. Allen was found a derin-
ger pistol and a dirk; and near his
body was a repeating pistol, with two
chambers empty. Mr.. Bright surren-
dcred himself to the Sheriff.
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Special Notice..

The undersigned is in Winchester fol
the purpose OF settling up the estate o.
Smith W. Houghton, deceased, and will be
here for thirty days. He can be found a
the Drug Store Of Jno. NJ. llutchins, anC
all who are indebted to said dccedant, ol
have claims against him, are notified tt
call Immediately and settle.
Is. ID. HOUGIlTON.
Fob. 81, 1877-tf Attorney, &c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-15

DIED.-March 9th, 1877, % O'Clock,
p. NJ, after q long and painful illness
of twelve years, Mrs, Sarah j. Merritt.
Mrs. Merritt was born in Steubenvilie,
Ohio, September 18th, 1880, but Iei a
number of years had been living in
Winchester, where she had o a host
of friends by her many christian viz
tues. Most deeply and tenderly DO we
sympathize with the bereaved family
in their irreparablc loss, and pray that
the Good Shepherd will lead and guide
to everlasting life the precious little
treasures who have been 80 early be-
rsft Of the counsels of SO noble a chris
tan mother. LOOK up, dear ones, in
that mansion fair and bright-thy
Fathers house on high. Mamma is at
that beautiful gate, waiting and watch
ing for you. a FRIEND