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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22
Reducing the Salaries.


Unlcr this heal the MOrristown Ga
zrltG says:
Tnrre are l%hirty-six Judges Of the
interior courts in Tennessee. These
oil 'rrs receive Il salary Of twenty lIv
hundred dollars each. Is this to"
much IT. is Il natter OF importance
to the people tnat we have lawyers of
tirSl.rale ABILITY ON the bench. A good
lawyer eau make twenty five hun,Irr'i
dollars Il year at his practice, and gain
more reputation than he can make ncI-
ing Il, JUICE. Perhaps 1t would he
hest not to lower the salaries nl on'
Judges, or we may only succeed IN
placing inferior men in these Ii-h po-
sllinns, without any benefit to the poo.
pie. 1t has been suggested that the
number OF al es mignt he rducrd 'i
p%nlnrglng luc vlrruitS and %c!lancrry
districts. and requiring more work "t
these officers al present salaries. We
are of opinion that thus Is d'cld'idlN
Urrlrranlp. Small salaries will un-
-
u@uuhlc,ily Result in placing weak. ig-
uurant men ON the hemch, while Ilgn
salaries and large circuits will induce
the best legal talent in the .'ountly /"
seek the position. The 'inckrtS Of our
5 rpremr court are. aud have been for .
numner of years, crowded with ap
pralrd cases The cause If this is
plain. At the close OF The war IL set "i
lncumlttent, unlrarncd men. were
placed IN the benches rs Judges. The
people had no conf lenre IN these fcl-
lows: the members Of the bar had ~"
Respect Tor their opini"ns, hence AN np.
peal was taken in every case where Il
lew lumlrcd dollars we're at stake. The
only possible way to stop these c'rl-
lasting appeals is To ch""sr good men
as Judges Of the inferior courts. anI
the only way To- secure good Judges Is
to pay them good salaries.
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Nashville Ma. k3t,

FLOUR-Supcrllur, ~ 7jlG o.; family
$G,7j,iNO; entra family, 500; c"o''
family, $500. .,.
COitN MEAL-Unholtc J.. ljr. s'lrhe"'
hOllrd, sacked, l7r'
CORN-Lou,r from wagon, 36h3Sr; "
depot. sacked, 4jr; ear, 49,; hulN' W4ll
I2r; miNrd, Hoe, on cars, ~ Num- "'u'''
WIFE Nr-ltrd, ~. 2jIllJ; anihcr Vll'
white. Sl,ljll.jD.
ONls-sarNcd and delivered in depot
lOdl7c,
RiE-From wagon. 60 r65r.
uAN-limUluy Sl6Oll2O %.
BULK MEATS Clear sides, D'9c: cItA'
rib sIur,. alir; -Iouldrr,. G3l", All pAc"'"'
COUNTRl MEATS-Srl,Ing from Wa
on. Saoulder,. r.; mHaI', 0'sHlOr; 'l'''
TO-; ler per pound more Is cn,IrScu lFo"
store, Lard, l9Igallr
IRISH POrA iOEN-Scrd-EH lto''
Ru.,rt, Peerless ami Pink Eye, per o"'
ri, $3.50,
DRIED FRUIT-AppIcs. Be; pcachr'
Sab; blarkbclrir,. e..
FEATHERS Chuirr, llli5c.
BuESW N-Choicc, IS. ,
GINsENG-Dry. from first hands -
LILO, -,
WOOL-UnwasIcd, lso?2'; washed =
30.
bUrTER-Comlry, tom first hand
common. II l5'; prime, ljn2Or,
POUIlRl-thirhru>. lSl22r Tor ven
e youuy r%nirhrns. IUaljc. according 10 Hl%'
turkey :. 5ja6jc.
TAII.ON -CIOiCc. 73c.
EGGo-rrUm iir,t hands. lie; parNr
p Ne. 49,.
SEEDS-Clo,cr. red, 5000; SapIin
Sll5O TlmotN. prime. - 2ja45O. IL
II ln,, vjrnSl Eiur Grt~,, clean $500: q!
fra clean, S2.lj. Orrnnrd Ora :. 81
IIun. nrian. SlOO. Missouri MIlIel, SlL
Y German Milict, GDr.
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uulhIug to lu." He Was ser, carvlH
- say thul the Commission had recoa
dizcl the principle That il may go hack
~ tat uS the returns Of the proper
CanvasSing B mrd To ascertain whether
the c%ertI'i ing aullorit, has based its
certificate on suGii returns.
Tue llycllrsl passage ~ arms in til"
Commission UcGnrul after The several
votes On the exclusion -. evidence bad
ucrn taken, aust the Commission had
! iuuIIv ON the vote. Morton nnl moved
that the vut of Lpui,i ma he counted
tor Hayes llauton moved 10 amend
ny inserting The WORT" not nmi PAW I"
rot the Il Iur, He had iIrcn aching l."
rec his ~ nj aIl lul. and clIaIrl under
DUc Gag Iaw oil the maj rily, aud was
thoroughly angry ut lnr linnI le"si"lr
# the Commission, Iii, FIRST words
were not altogether amiCanle, am
Merton uGlrrl0uk TO get him ruled o,
the nor. CIlIiur lnied that Payn
vas emitted 10 the Il nor. Tnrn he lc
loose the ,ia!s Of Ills wrath with
flash on his pale lace, and his Sigh
torn slraighlcd 10 It's lull height, III
luld Morton and the infamous eight l.
thrlr teeth that tIclr SaI cuut w'rh
20 No lon .cr; that craftsmanship had done
- ITS worst. aud now he Proposed L
; have his say. Thcrrupon he proceed
/ Ell to declare that the decision OF tn
Commission Was an Outrage ON Justice
Il and that wlnIr the decision might pos
:. Silly be acquisrrd in. ii would nr'c
!, satisfy the people and would r"lnrn
, plaque the inventors. Then, luinlu
II lull toward Bradley, who sat GOVERN
- across the la"lr, Payne went ON III
| rrprnwhlul voice 10 say that nrllll'
i, he (PlNnr nor the country tx 'ertc
N myInuu. bat parli~nn>hip from III
rest. hut lhul from Bradley le had e!
70 pcrrcd something rIsr. Brndlry llra'
cl that PAYNE Ought not to l0ld il
- more Responsible than The other -rvr
Il hut Paw ne told him he knew the rrs
pou,iIiIity when he accepted the pos
ton, and minated that he had prove
II rrcrruul 10 his great trust.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

(which j., the largest gland?
n~kcL Il Nash>illc medical professor OF
the nrwcst ARR. al in his class the otll-
rr lay The student buried himself II
deep and attentive thought Tor Il mo-
mrnl, and then frightening up sudden
~, rx,lmmct: the largest gland, sit
is EosIand" Then the professor
NiudIy led The young man aside, an'
pulhrliculIy advised hun t" think ~
molc Of medicine, nut to join u ma
strrl show, or enter the army.
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Enemies.

Have YOU enemies Go straight on,
an'l mind them not. IL they block up
your patli, walk around them, and d."
your duty REGARDLESS, ol their spite. a
man who has no enemies is sel,lom
good Tor any thing he is trade Of that
kind of material which IL so easily
worked that e>erv Que la. n hanl IN II.
a sterling clIarartrr-one who thinks
Tor himself. and speaks what he thinks
is always sure To have eGemIeo.
They are Us necessary Ia him rs fresh
air; they keep him alive and active
A celebrated character, who WAS sur
rounded with enemies, used to remark,
They are SPARKS which, il YOU Ito not
blow, will go ont themselves" Lel
this he your feeling while e~nleavoring
to live down the scandal of tlose who
are bitter against you. IL you stop 10
dispute you do but az they desire, and
open the way for more abuse. Let the
poor fellows talk there will he a rcac
ton II you perform hut your duty, AMI
hundreds who were once alienate'i
from You will nock TO you and az
knowledge their error.
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LOOK AT THIS!

wish to dispose Of my stock of goods.
ana alh prepared to. offer bargains. |
have ! O.UOO brick OF GOOD quality. and
abont LOO huSiirl. fresh lime. ana some
real estate IN town and country. t o dispose
OF on la,Orinlr terms.
All persons ow ing me will please rOlne
iorwl'r. aud make satisfactory arrange
incils OF their indebtedness.
80. SAMUEL SMITH.
Winchester, Tenn, Feb. 9th, 1877.
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Attachment Notice.

j. p. Francis ex'r OF Benz. Elliott, deed
vs.. ID. &. Rive.
In this cause it appearing, by affidavit,
that the defendant. ID. {. Rirr. i,
Justly indebted to the plaintiff. AMI is u non
resident OF the state. 80 tInt tue O%rIiuar,
PROFESS OF law cannot ic SER, ed on him.
and an Original Attachment having been
levied on al, property. Ii is therefore or
lrrcd that publication he made i'm the
Home journal. Il newspaper published in
the town OF Winriie Ter. Tor four s,lrrrss.
i've wcch>. comm nding the said drlen.
dant To appear before me. or >uine otlle,
acting Justice of the Peare. at my Office.
~ the 1T civil district Of said county. Oh
the 9TH OF March. lS77. and make de.
to said suit against him. or it will be-
proceeded with expirtr.
y. X. MARTIN, j. p.
Jan. 81, 1877 w
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AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Knapper,

In the shop formerly orcupird by A.
rhsSlarht. nn High street. Winchester.
lem. Is prepared to to all mann r of
i'lirksmithiny and Repairing OF Mlrlii-
merry Flows made or pointed and horses
>iioh Promptly. aud perfect a tisftriion
Guaranteed. Eighteen years experience
III the largest cities in the "cld country
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

L. b. IRWIN, of Crossville, T,nn..
Chairman OF the County Court of Cum
herlan1 county, recently while under
the influence Of strong drink, commit
ted suicide by shooting hims. lrthroush
the head with Il pistol. He hal been
All active politician. and was Treasurer
Of the Masonic Lodge at that place.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

pANFORrH'S SANArIvE DENTRIrlCE.-
Ihi~ preparation los tnr t., tn Is WITT. ut u
peer. It. inlIy comes mp to all that Is .ta-
ted OF ii. and l. undoubtedly the prca, lr-
Siicratum YmicI, has 80 long and 50 ~
drnlly been searched for 10y the dental p o.
tr>sion. namely: \. concentrated sOiutI II
OF CASTLE soap continued with the III. I
vegetable a>trin9cnt, Tree from arids; all
t!ir compound pirt, OF which are oI the
most beneficial and briutiiyIng To the
teeth. This exquisite Dcntrilirr cannot
fail to p,casc all vino Use II tooth wash
Fry it.
for sale by J NJ. Uutcl.ins, Winchester
Tenn.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.


WV. BrilSlry ct ais vs. Ju"lIh i" u'i''H-
pie ct ais.
Injunction ana Attachment BILL
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the tIrrh ~ Master. from
runpliinant'S dill in Il ovr "lrlSr. WHirh
j. sWuIH to. that defendant. james W
Gillespie is II NONRESIDENT OF tAr
State OF Tennessee. ~ that tnr ordinary
prurr~, OF Iaw cannot be SrrNr'i upon him.
# is therefore ordered That pll Iiratlon
he made tor tour successive weeks in tilt
Home journal. published in W inrhr>trr,
TrnE. requiring said non-rr>idrEt d"lrn"-
ant 20 appear on or before the 4tiI Mon
day in June next, before IL" Chan'ery
Court ut Winchester rankin county.
Tenn. and plead, an~Wcr or drmnr to
compartments Till, or the same will be- ta-
ken lur confessed anI set for hearing cX
plrir rs To I'M.
Witness my ,and. at office in WinrIcS-
ter. Irun. this February 18th. 1871
+. ii. FINCH, {. Il NJ.
frh22-lw Az
Fitzpatrick Il Gregory and J. Il. Beas-
ley, Solicitors.
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Attachment Notice.


p. $. Mosrlry vs.. Jobc ". Sanders.
In this cause it appearing by aIi"Hv't
that defendant. .Iuir ". Sanders, l>1'>lIi
indebted to the plaintiff. and is n non-r"S,-
ilrlt urtl,r state of tennessee. or ms resi-
,rnrr unkuoNn. so tlat re "rHhUy pro-
cess of law cannot he srrNel upon MN
ANA Am Ori.iull @Atr,rhmrnt having hrrn
lea ird un SAIL defendants pr'p'rIy w b"
REGULAR oilIrrro the county OF %rrank!lh'
IL i therefore ordered that pI"l'rai'"ll
he made in the Home journal, II n"WSta-
urr uunIi> Ird in the loWn OF me rSl"r
'rrnn.. for four successive" weeks. cohl
/ mnnIin. the >aid ,]lrirnilnt 10 apI"lr ne
/ lnr. me. ut my office in the 4ti' 'INII ms
lrLI Of Franklin county. Tenn. ON the Isl
dN of March. 1877. ami make defense L
sud suit. or tlc same VIII tie plO'et"c'
with TX plrtc.
;,np1-iw
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A New York divine has discovered
that each wear there were 10000 men
who died the %drnnkard's death. 800
murders amt 500 Suici !cs. anl 100, 900
pnupcr-, all directly attributable t"
rum, during the ycaI 1876
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Owing to the arduous duties Of the
five Judges Of the Supreme Court on
the Electoral Commission, the Court.
instead Of commencing business on the
18th inst. pursuant 10 adjournment,
will probably take pnother recess ill
the 26lh instant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

A murdered man was found in Ohion
river, near Paducal Junction. on the
Northwestern road, a few DAYS since.
He had a bullet hole through his fore
head, and one through his breast. He
was not identified.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-22

The Supreme Court oi Utah Icrrito-
ry has ove.rulpd the objections made
10 the conviction Of John ID. Lee, the
Mountain Meadow murder. aud has or.
dered he Lower Court to fix another
dty for the execution.
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The United States Commissioner s
Court was attacked by arme,l men in
North Carnlina. the other day, aud
dispersed. The armed men belong IL
O gang Of Illicit d.stiliers.
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John Walls, II brakeman on the N.
u Z. Railroad, was 81 badly cr"sIIe''
while coupling ears at Stevenson, one
day last week, that he died in a few
hours.
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Notice,

The firm Of Smith a. Carr having dis
solved. all persons indebted to them must
come Forward anu make payment IT, either
parry. SAMUEL NTH.
-. II. /. ARR.
winchester. Tenn. Feb. 9th. lat. [3t
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The Brownsville Bee has been re
'i'ed alter a suspension Of abou'
Twelve mouths. w. Isie Wes,EroUk
elitor and proprietor.
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Ny sou. Geo. l.. &Almslry, is my duly
authorized AGENT or the transaction Of all
college business.
Mis-. l.. WALMsLEY,
Treas. nary Sharp College.
August 10Th. lciG-ly
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Farmers Column.
B. prnnh Of NOnr cniIinG.

ire, !
"A bare pasture cnrirlos not thr q
soil, nor rattcns the uuimalI, nor in
rrrasrs the arnlln nl t,c nN"rr. i
20 G animal well rnl is Of mo G
value than tw" poorly kept.
The hcttcr animals cal hr fed. and
the more comrollnhly they can h ,
kept, the 0 profit Ihlc they are-
and Ill Farmers work tor profit,
-Grouml once wed pIoushed is bel
ter jlran lhrcc poorly.
Make the soil rich, pn|vrr'z" !
,ril and keep ii rIruu, aud II VIII ScH
rally 'c productive.
Cows well fed IN winter give NOR
milk in summer. An OK that Is /"
good couu,lun IN III" ,prI g viii = r
mrn more labor, and stand the heat "
summer much bette than one that l.
poor.
When YOU see the lrncc down pu'
Il up--lf It remains until lo-m"rrr"
the cattle ma! get over.
What ought to he done To- lay, 1t"
q, for tomorrow 1t may ram.
A strong horse sill 'ork all day
NilluuL Io"n, hul keep Inm al II oI'
ne will not last long,
-E,rly farmer Whn did not pinn
al tur lruIL trees he desire ~ llir IAN
],uuuli prepare TO pIa"I lhrlh Now
Il"rr +, no Investment that pa $ bet
lcr or lluaL adds 81 much u HE h"allh
and luxury Of II county rs plenty "i
good fruit, uni Il iarm with Il S""'
ar, IlarI OF select lruil will sell NOR
r]raUily tor u great ,irrI more money
than one without It. Do not n"2I''i
thi-. There are only tAu seas ~, IL
tnc wear when ii can he safely attended
to. Plant some tees every year an +
You viii ne.cr regret IT,
-Tcx,s has planted the true E!Np
lian nee, and Iiu'ls that II Il "urlshrs %"
! prairie uplAnI AMI yields ten times rs
much as amy Ithrr Variety llint the
heads are lar.cr and tine grams Nca\-
Ter, "IfN'T' anu ''"'r '",lN "''"'''
Than lhc Varieties no" c"l'''ale"'
~, ,rou.ry. ,rnr. u,nm fine royn.
,,. IF ,,',,i,. .,t,rot. ., ru, lbornu.b
" /, in ia, mos, rrm,r and had snellinu
ant Gle Of fish, OH. with which run the
'Ttc "h'' lc''''''S S''o''" "'@' '"''
Il ra''ht c'" r'"e'' w. '''' u y"
'alI. /" W" srT'n% WAS" INV ''''' ~
U Que" 'h"'""S"'O WIZ" H"'f '"'''
D -Suuliuwrr seed are rrcunmrnIc
for founder in horses. Ii is said that
ms soon AS 1t i, discovered tillt Il horst
j. ruuuIrIr,I. wlI effect an almost I'm
mediate cure. Tur seed viii do u
# horm even if they should no. do liI
animal wood Hence the remedy i
worth, a lrInI.
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BARBERlNG,

F. A. STARKEY. with an expericnce
oftwrnty-thrcr years in his trade. Invites
the custom OF all who want to III. slla, ell,
|shanpoonrd. or to have their hair rnl or
dressed in neat style al prices to suit tie
times.
"a" Hair or whiskers dyed neatly and
well.
q special contracts made with all
who wish tn shave by the month.
~ No credit. +. \. STARKtY.
OrtS Winchester. Tenn
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LOST LOUISIANA.
How the Decision wh' Received
in Washington.
IN Exciting Episode During the
Session OF the Commission.


Democratic hope crushed when '''
Iuur op,ucd, after 5 O'Clock. aud tn,
announcement was mthr lhW We
Commission stood 3 ~ 7 in favor oI
giving Louisiana To Hayes, Ile ne /"
Surrnl with lhe rapuIitN at L+n'"l"-
: ,ur threw up their hats aud others
swOrc, according rs pn ilcal pr'"Hc''
tuu u,pvrl the spirit. On llr ''',
and in the hotels You could TIL Il H.
purI,run or Democrat by the smile %
lrOwn.
The Last nope OF the TiIIcn men L.
now zone. ami the diengr"ta"l" ''''
Sc ms g~,ucrully rcco. NJ ~ lN""
,o.n,ult Some are brIIlgrr"nl, "hd
call Tor II lr aknS up "I lh" C'nn'"lH-
sp,n by the wIlUNra"al ct 'hr p''"'-
cratic members. but tins claos Is not rs
I,rpr ~ uui-l. Others prpp"S" (ha'
Congress Glhus,cr until after March
md force a new election, winch Could
rr DOM l. enough Democrats w"uI"
,orrr. hu, the more u" 'clvatNe mem
tiers. like Chairman Hewitt ana Ben
U,n. rrrudiarr TIL, idca. They say 1t
wuuld he folly. aud would lose ~ t"'
Democracy mere than could he gained
SulI OPINION /, 50 diverse ll1l AT lnlN
tour de Democracy are at 500, "ud ~
n|i un"hal"Ij', VIII not Hg'rr up'" We
line Of action until Monday lHeS are
,"u,aIuuul,d aud hIlrl, 1ul not Insane,
and stree the translation OF Ne We
CON dispatches, they h0'e lost nope ~
achieving anything there.
a, ,,.., .,u,i,ltn tLr Cincinnati Ga.
lrrt"' 1RruJ
T,.. tu.,s,,u in the Louisiana ease i,
...,,,o,I :, ryrr,nudy n, liuaI aut
;vo ar ,hr whole Presidential
WV .,l ,l,il, many of the
.,,. ,nn,, me .uI l., nr ,lisap-
IN, ,I,,v,r, nam. Ih, tr-s
',lL,,,,t ror Ionbio, ami rrrulurs
%, L,,linu hu,ri, ur, lIIrl this
y .,. rny.,,n, ,nlilh, ,nu,. dis
i ,,,o,o,t. ,I lhp ANY. The Re.
-, ,,ur.. arr. hi,rIy rIn,rl
, a., ,i,,. .,r,., ih,. 7ih f N.
~ r,o, c.,l -. ,h,u,h AFT Iuuhl
81 u.,.., ~iu,uuurnIinn had been
n,,nL nHd an The victor, for whicI
,t,, l,,.,r,,I a., Inuo. ami 50 earnestly.
.,Li,, L,. ,,,nn so turIilN accord
,,, 'Wom - Gn,lIv won. The Dam.
Wv w. ~ L..,L. h,uJ are excited
,,y ,I ,I,.m wouId undoubtedly Il,
., rn.,r, !, ,hr most rxlrrm,
nr,. +, urr,cuI the Republican,
,n,,, ,,i ,viny Their v,ctory, lat it /,
., "a -, 79u,lI.irut number can hc
,'n., ,,r mi. nur,o-r. Same of III,
~ .,, n,,,,r,,s ryrn. are very
"'', ..,,i,, ,hn Rnnuhl,caus o
'','' ~ ,,mIum.,,,u with the Az.
,.,,, .,l orii,u ur the Commits
r T,.. ,,, ,L,, II WAS uulcr,tou,
' . r,,,,,.l f. hin amt b,
' ~ ',.,I ~n,n,lnrsi IN hu,h houses
w. ,,,n n,.Ii,u, -, I,s1o we're SUI,
- '',s ,,,,,i..i,u that ,Iiiuua
''',,I ,oL. inf, ,nnsiL, ration SOM
'",''' ,nn n,nI.ur, IT least. uuoI
,,., ,..n.i ,h,ir ease and the,
= ""''' ,,,,L, ,h.ir determination
COW, ,,, T,n,,u rn.,rl n protest
Yhn.ing the had laIlh Of the RrrubLl
showing we r. ,,u.,,n ~ II,
r'' ,,,,ir ,,r,rm,ut
E" "','H wy ,r. ~ ~,irr,Inljnn tins even
Il "''" .', ,,,,l,,rin,. and r,n
g W. '' ir''' Ii,I nnr,. If the eli,
'''"''' I' .,r,n,I ,,,l an, r,urs
nns ,,r.u determined upo,
> W '',,'" ,no, , recession ,ha.
l 'N''P'' P''"'r'' n,,,r,w Same =,
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JOHN SIM MONS,
Attorney at Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
Winchester, Tenn

viii practice in the Courtsof franklin
and adjoining counties. and in the SUI
prrmr and Federal Courts ut Nashville.
Prompt attention given to the collection
of clsims. [Ieb5-TI-1y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-28
Married ON AN Order.

In his Fourth of July Grafton at Jack
son, Governor. CroSwell tells a funny in
cident of his early experience while
working at Adrian rs Il carpenter: 1.-The
men Of years who are here will bear me
witness that the stringency of the times
following the panics OF 1887 and 1857 was
greater than at present. Why, i we'll
remember in those days money was so
scarce that it was difficult to get % cents
in silver to pay the postage then re-
quired on all ordinary letter. Our cir
culating medium consisted mainly of
wildcat bank notes, individual shin
plasters, and orders OIL stores. All was
barter ana dicker. When worked at
my trade, a fellow-workman wanted to
,Onsnmmate an engagement with fair
friend of the opposite SIX. He called on
our boss for money sufficient to pay the
clerical fee usual on such occasions, but
he could not get it. Our employer told
him that he had not taken $40 i'm a
month. But being man fertile in ex-
pedients, he suggested to the workman
thai. he would give him an order for the
amount OF the marriage fee on minister
Tor whom he was soon to build a house.
This was finally accepted and used,
although it liked to have broken up the
match, as the preacher was of the or
thOdOX Baptist persuasion, and at first
the woman protested that she never
would be married by close-communion
clergyman of that denomination. She
relented. however, and they were duly
united in malrimopy. and the order paid
the bill.'-LanSinJ Republican.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-28
A Card to the Public.

For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments Of a vast
class of sufferers. Thousands of cures
have been made by them, and, in fact.
the word failure could not be coupled
with them. But within the last two
years counterfeits of our medicines have
sprung mp, dangerous in their close imi-
tation of our Trade Mark. 10 secure the
people we have placed upon each genu-
inc box of Holloway's Ointment the fac
smile of the signature of our agent. Mr..
Jos. Haydocll To counterfeit is felony.
We shall relentlessly pursue any one who
initiates this with the utmost vigor of
the law. We most earnestly beg that the
great mass OF American people will aid
us in our efforts to protect their health.
and help us in our task OF bringing these
most unprincipled men to the bar Of JUS
tice. Uniformly refuse to purchase
Medicines purporting to be ours unless
Mr.. Jos. Haydock's signature is attached
to each box of Pills or pot Of Ointment,
and the end will soon be reached.
{ The public's Obedent servants, = ~
Is HOLLOWAY 81 Co.