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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04
FROM DECHEkD.
Editor Home journal {:

DEcmEnD. Tenn, July lst.
Editor Home journal:
Misunderstanding has been the order OF
the day in the different ncigl.boriOodS
surrounding Drclrrl for the past two
weeks, and the majority of the crops have
from two to seven bushels, per acre. some
few did not make lis much as the seed they
had sOwn.
Mr.. Il. >. Thomas. formerly of this place
and late of Atlan'a. Ga, is here with II
view of buying and shipping wheat. Tin,
first CARLOAD OF new wheat shipped from
this point was shipped by Messrs. Lcnc-
han IL Boyle to Cincinnati, which has
been better than two weeks ago.
Mcssrs. Dan LrnclIan and j. X. Will
liam. are now making brick ut tlis place .
Mrs. Carney is talking Of building Al
new hotel at this place. We hope she will ;
and also hope that the railroad company
will build Il new depot. all OF which would
add very much ~ the beauty OF our little
tow n.
McssrS. Lenehan u Boyle have not rs
vet rot on track OF their stolen goods.
They got Oh track OF Il suspicious wagon.
with two or three armed men with it.. The
wagon passed through Hunts Station EAR
" the murnin. after the goods " re stO-
len. ant it is suppo.ed that they were INA
king their way into Alabama MIR. Joe
Leiclian returned from 4 trip down on the
Tennessee river last Friday, whittier he
had zone to see ID he could make sOiit
discovery aS to where the wagon might
have crossed the river. lie made inquiry
ut several points, but could learn nothing
On tn. night OF the 18th OF June til,
dwelling house of Mr.. II. Il. Mowrey wa
entered by some thi u. Or thieves. VIII,
seemed to be pretty we'll acquainted will
the premises. They entered by way o.
the back kitchen door, passing through
che dinins-roOm and the room occupied
by SIR. MOwrry us Il sleeping room int
| the room where their children were sleep
iny. Mr.. Mowrey kept his desk in tn,
| clildren's room, with his money, checks
and notes, and other papers In IL. ih'
desk was locked and the keys lying on Il
| The thieves unlocked the desk ana took
thercfrom four or i've pOcket-bOoks be
longing to Mr.. and Mrs. Mowrey and thu
children. containing about twenty-five
dollars in cash. They also took pretty
much all the jcwclry belonging to thu
family. amongst which was Mrs Mowrey'
engagement ring. They got about sever
hundred dollars worth. of bank checks ant
certificates. and two notes of hand, ore 10
one hundred and fifty dollars. aud tn
other for about seven dollars. nav'
heard that clloroiorm was used. III
checks and certificates, and some prlvat
papcrs, were returned to Mr.. NJ. through
Inc post-otfice. They were not Kin,
enough to return the cash and the jewelry
and The two notes ufhand. No lue as I
who did thu robbery.
Respectfully. y.
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LNMuku NOnrt Cyerk..

We are authorized to announce W. f
iheltcr kGown rs "Dick,"l Taylor II can
didate tor County Court Clerk OF frank-
lin county. Eic, ton in August, ISIS.
We are authorized to announce |. y,
Martin II candidate for County Court
Gle X Of Franklin county. Election first
Thursday IN August. 1873.
We are authorized to announce Glen
.Arlrdgc Il candidate for reelection to the
office OF County Court Clerk. Election in
August next.
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The {. G.. editor returns 2l5 pounds of
tlankSio Mr.. Geo. ". Hunt tor Il lot OF
the finest peaches he has seen this year,
not even excepting those presented To the
"hrnvy editor by his pomologicnl friends,
DR.. Baird and Dave LNrkin. Mr.. Hunt
Is the greatest the biggcSt-hcartcd, the
handSomcst and most intellectual gentle
man on earth, and we feel no hcSitancy in
saying 50. The &. G.. editor is a, fond OF
good things rs the "lcayy editor" and will
do his best to make all happy who send
him presents. lie has always II grateful
acknowledgement on tap for luscious fruit
ana assorted garden sass; but If YOU want
to see the heights to which his elOqncncc
can soar. just try a jO-pound sack ol new
llourOn him, {. c.
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Our accommodating Express Agent and
Telegraph Operator, Mr.. Joe Carter, Is
disposed to please every one, but he finds
it rather annoying to be asked what Is in
every message he receives over the wires.
Joe seems to think that such inquiries
must proceed from persons who have II
very loose idea Of poliJeness, or of the on
orators duty to keep such things secret.
It's about rs impudent Ms to come into II
printing Office and read the MSS over the
Gompositor's shoulder.
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W. find in the issue OF June 2Jth, OF
"The Baptist" published in Memphis,
Tenn, the suljoined card, which tells
that G. W. Johnston will hereafter fill
the chair Of Ancient Languages in
Mary Sharp College. in lieu of Prof.
A. f. DIX. The change seems to he n
matter OF surprise to some Of the Trus'
tees of the College. We have heard
that Prof. Dix will take charge Of the
Centennial Academy in the llth dis
trirt, and we congratulate the Trustees
OF thot School upon their good fortune
in securing the services OF so thorough
a scholar, teacher and gentleman, and
hope the Mary Sharp will find in Prof.
Johnston IN educator equal in every
respect to Prof. Dix
The following is the card alluded to
Bro. Gravcs:- have the honor and
pleasure through you rs per notice OF my
election to the chair of Ancient Ian
guagcs in Mary Sharp College, 10 thank
your Board OF Trustees for their trust
placed in me AS an educator. and hereby
Formally to accept that profcsSorsliip as
rendered. G.. W. JOHNSTON.
Brownsville, Tenn. June 18th, 1873.
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Itc0iSteF'

We are authorized to announce y. T..
Martin II candidate for reelection to the
Office of Register of Franklin county, AT
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce VI G..
Forbes Il candidate for Register Of Frank
lin county at the august election.
We are authorized To announce John Is.
Ashley u candidate for Register OF Frank
lin county at the cnSuin" August election.
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We hereby start anirkrl subscription. to
have Skaters shirt washed before The next
Press meeting. II will never do to have
him write such dolrful letter, Of regret
again. win dencouS White and Thomas
pass around the hat - Milan Exchange.
Aud Slater intends to prefer charges
against some one for divulSing the
contents Of his honest, private letter,
and White AMI Wade for publishing
the same, The publication has already
damaged his credit to n heavy amount,
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Third Day-Friday, July ).
MORNING SESSION,

inlu lay iNil July %.
MORNING SESSION.
0:0C-l. Music. > subj ct: The
PrInoun. Discussion opened by Prof.
Powers, University Of the South. Sc
vance. 3 Discussion. 4. Music.
10 :00-l. Subject: Topics Of Gram.
mar, hy Edward 5. Joyncs, East Ten
nessee University, Knoxville. 2. DIS
Gus lion. 3 Music.
IL :OO-l. Subject Music in Schools,
Prof. J. f Bailey. Nashville City
Schools. 2 Discussion. 3. Music.
AFTERNOON sEssroN.
2:O0-1. Music. = Subject: How
to Benefit Public Schools. Discussion
opened by 1. N. jones, Ma.chesler
3 Discussion. !. Music.
3:OO-1. sui iec,: Graded Count.
Schools. Discussion opened by 5. \
Caldwell. Supt. City Schools, Nash
vile. 2. Discussion 3. Music.
4:O0-l. Subject: Authority o
Teacher over Pupil. Discussion open
| ell by T!los. l.. n ,rwoul. Faycttovill
Academy. 2 Discussion. 3. Music
EVENING SESSION.
S:00-1. Music. . Subject: His
tory. Discussion opened by Rev. Jas
| W. Terrill, Winchester. 3. Discus
| sion. 4. Music.
9:0O-l. Subject: Science and Al
in + lucation. Discussion opened T.
James W. Stokes, Oak Hill Institute
Lincoln county. 2. Discussion. ;
Music. 4. no :O0) Adjournment.
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We are authorized to state that II Con,
ccntion OF the Democratic party Is called
TO meet in Winchester the LIST Monday III
August for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the Nashville Convention TO nom
Inatc Il candidate for Governor. This Is \
important matter, and we hope there viii
be Il full attendance.
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For Constable.

We are authorized to announce Il. +.
Sharp Il candidate for Constable in District
No. |. ut the August election.
We are authorized to announce Il. \.
Arledgc IL candidate tor Constable in Dis
trirt No. ! at the August election.
We are authorized to announce Dave
Hunt Il candidate tor reelection as Con
stable in District No. /. ut tine ensuing
AuuuSt election,
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Mrs. Katie Hendricks, II worthy woman
OF the 9th district in our county, died last
Friday from the effects ofarsenic uninten-
tionally taken. 1t appears that her SOIL
in-law, Mr.. Chambers, put arsenic out to
kill rats, and, by some means, the rats
spread the poison. Mr.. Chambers wife
came near lying. Mr.. Y m Marshall. who
ate supper with Mr.. Z. Wednesday night,
and several others, are in II dangerous con-
dition. We tell you, it Is better to endure
rats than to try to kill them with arsenic.
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We intended to write Il few Sunday
Thoughts for this weeks issue, but II
mind was not kindly disposed last Sab
l,a,l, as is its custom. The church
bells did not have the solemn and Sc
rious etFcc. upon our thoughts, and did
not lead them lieavcnward rs usual.
We were rather inclined to think 1t Il
mockcry to call this 4 christian land
while there is so much tiieving going
on in the full blaze of the Gospel"
which emphatically says we must not
steal. II rather appears to rs that we
are trying to rival the SpariaIs' VINO
taught that thirvcry vas morally right
mud honest. We are in THIS frame OF
mind because some one. last Saturday
afternoon, stole nearly all the peaches
that were hanging bountiiully and
temptiugly upon n oil OUT peach
trees at the back of our residence. IL
seems almost useless to tIy to raise
fruit in this "moral part of Gods vine
yard" We furnish the ground, pur-
chase good fruit trees, cultivate them,
and when Cod b!csses us with a so0o
season. and the lruit is nearly ripe,
and we are rather REFLECT in antlcipa
ton OF the pleasure we and our little
ones will have in eating soft peaches
and cream, 10! here come tie thieves,
aud all our hopes are blasted. They
do not wait for the fruit TO ripen, lest
pcrchancc. the rigltful owner might
get the benefit Of it, but we ave TINS
to say about the thiel who robbed Us
OF our early fruit:
May all the curses
or life be on him
Ma, the swords
And wings OF fiery cierubims pursue MN
By day and night--snakes spring up IL
his path
Earth's fruits be ashes in his month-th,
leaves
On which he lays his head to sleep b'
strew'd
With scorpions! -
Nav the grass vither from his feet! thu
woods
Deny Lin shelter! earth a home! the dn'
A grave! the sun his liIht. aud licaveI
her Cod"
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\ Substitute for Tobacco.

In the northern part OF Georgia, the in
habiLnntshav such uuboundcd confidence
in the celebrated Liver Medicine diScov-
cred by DR.. A. q simmons nearly forty
years ago. that many Ut them have it con-
,tantly by them, and chew it Instead OF
t ,hacco. They are noted for their robust
health. and no doubt this practice has
much to do with making them so. This
medicine is Il gentle cathartic. perfectly
harmless, and is recommended for the cure
OF all liver diseases.
Those desiring to test it can get Il sam
pie package free ~ chmye. 1T the Drug
Stores OF G & Phillips and Embrcy q Co..
Winchester. Tenn, VINO also have it for
sale. The old Doctors likeness i, ON cv-
cry package. Take no other,
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Capt. S. ID. Maticr, Y. 5. Commissioner.
whose special duty 1t Is to Investigate the
Revenue frauds throughout the State. was
in town yesterday. lie thinks no part OF
he State has Il better Vi iSs OF citizens, or
i brighter future, than old franklin.
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announcements
EOI, (OMnIGAS

We ARE authorized to announce Hon
John VI, Bright y candidate tor rr-,lrrtior
TO Congr 'SS from this, the Filth Congress.
sionnl District. Election IN November.
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Mr.. p. II. Curtis, Of the Winchester
Bar, says he :aised more wheat this
season on his farm neal Winchester,
than any Of his ncishbors. His crop
was 200 bushels. John T. Fitzpatrick
III next to Curtis, and j. b. Fitz-
patrick third. IL each one of these
clever gentlemen will send us a sack of
flour we will be able TO tell %emphatical-
" which one raised the best wheat.
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In every other other incorporated town
IN Tennessee, SO far rs we can learn, the
people know what the Ordinances are. eX-
ccpt here in Winchester. And the pro-
ccedings Of the Board are regularly pub
liSllcu,
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MDnhni. JnlY % |, 1878.

lIIf ltll NlN " w . ~ - ''''
Sarah \. Williams aga n>t Edward Bon
durunt. | viii. ON
Monday, July 22l, 1878,
1T the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tennessee. offer for sale to the highest
bidder FOX CASH, to satisfy said eNccu-
ton and costs, the following tract ol land
lvinm in district Nos of Franklin county.
Tennessee, aud buuutlcd n, follows: Be
uiuuinr ut Il stake on the VI" Minnvillc
road in McLaln'S north boundaries ;
thence south 81. deg. eat along said
boundary - poles ami 10 links tua stake
and pointers another OF McIaln'> cor
ncrs; thence west aiUng Mclain's said
line 10 poles to II hickory in Mclain's
line; thence north l00ls poles To ! Stakt
with black and po>t-oah pointers; thence
east no poles to Il stake and pointers -:
poles north OF an old field; thence nOrtl
81 poles 70 Il stake, 10 poles south uI II red
oak, southwest corner Ufln SU-iiCre survey
in the name OF Sims; thence north 81
dee. east 1853 poles 10 Il stake IN the ceItc,
of the McMinnvillc road, - poles south u
the north boundary OF the old Sims tract
thence along salt road south 33is deg
west 10 poles; thence south II deg, ives
Is poles; thence south 80 poles; theme,
south 81 deg. west 81 poles to the begin
nins-cUntaining 80 acres, more Or less
This June 18th, ISIS.
L. y. ARLEDGE,
Deputy Sheriff.
junc2O-tds III
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w. W. Britain. OF EStill Springs. was
In town Monday, with II lot of wild Goose
PlnmS-thc largest we have ever seen.
Positively, they were nearly rs large rs
hen eggs. and very delicious. He has
1000 plants for sale.
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Teachers Institute.

The District Institute and Conven
vcntion Of Teachers for this, the Fifth
Congressional District, will convene NJ
the Winchester Normal this morning
Wednrs lay) and continue Tor three
days. Below We give the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

Skaters excuse for not attending the
recent press meeting Was that he had no
clean shirt, That's avery thin tale LrD-
anon Herald.
Certainly, 1t has been washed so
often.
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JUVENILE TEMpLARs This is the
AIN OF Il department OF the Order OF
Good T'cmplars, in which all children
between the years of five and sixteen
may he admitted and taught the great
principles of Truth, Love and Purity.
The Rays of Hope Temple was or
Qanized in our town last month by
Rev. J. A. Il. Lpvett, and now has
about forty members. The Temple is
held in the Temperance Hall on Satur>
day uf each week. at 4 O'Clock p. IN.
The pledge Of this Order does not on
" prohibit the use, az a beverage, Of
Intoxicating drinks, but the use OF to-
bacco aud profane language.
We predict abundant success to this
organization. Let parents encourage
The movement. 1t is Il fact well known
that il we 4 shield OUT innocent boys
from evil habits durin, that critical
period Of their lives which is between
ten and twenty years Of age, they are
very sure to make pure and sober men
through life. o, that we could shake
OH the sllackles Of noxiouI habits
formed in youth! But there was no
Juvenile Terplars for US, and we are
slaves to habit.
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FOy. CHUHceVOJ..

We are authorized to announce ,Judg,
AS. Marks rs acanLidatc for recollection
to the office OF Chancellor OF this, the itl
Chanccry Division. composed Of tlic rom
ties OF Warren, Coffee. Cannon, Grundy
Bedford, Moore, Lincoln. Rutherford anU
Franklin. Election in August next.
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FRED. w 3 nv GER
Manufacturer OF aud dealer IN
ALL STYLES OF FURNITURE.

Prices ~ low ~ the same can be bought
IN Nashville,
His Furniture il ull handmade and VIII
stand the test Oi amy reasonable USAGE
Pictures, ChromoS, &r., neatly framed,
4 lot on hand for sale very low.
All sorts ~ Moulding on hand for sale
cheap, for framing
II you want seats In your can chairs.
come ana get "Garlnrr', Patent 3-lly
Veneer seats.
~" All kinds Of Upholstery, &c done
promptly
CoFFrTEJ&
Made TO order, and fun supply Of the
incest on hand, of amy size, nj less tlNn
they can be bought for anywhere else.
lie will deliver them in NICE uEARSE
to any part Of the county.
keep on hant IN assortment OF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

Mr., David Hunt announces himself
a candidate lOl re election as Of
the CGnstahles oil this district.
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CDHnfy COnrt Jnd0e.

We are authorize, Il to announce John W.
Williams n candidate for recollection ns
Judge Of the County Court Of Franklin
county. Election In August next.
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Monday, July 18th, 1878,

" ~ w
Monday, July 18th, 1878,
mt the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn. offer for sale to the highest bidder.
FOR CASH, the following described tract
of land lying in civil district No. s OF
Franklin county. Tenn. {: Beginning ut Il
stake in the Nc Minnville road in McI.ains
north boundary line; thence south Sils
deg west. a.ong said north boundary 10
poles to II hickory in SAID MrI.aiu's north
west corner thence Soitl 80 poles and 70
links to Il stake and pointers. another Of
McI.ains corners; thence west alOiig SAID
McLain'S line 20J poles To Il hickory IN
MrIIain's line; thence north lOOis poles
to II stake with black and pnst-olh point
crs; thence east 10 poles to II ,takc and
pointers ~ poles north ot an old Held;
thence north ~ poles To II stake " poles
So, 2t Il red-oLk the southwest corner
orS;,no. Z, tract of a survey inthc name
OF n,.ts, ''".. north Stls deg. east 100
PoiVs W" SLIM '' -, center OF MCMinn-
vile road 80 poles so,.i, ,I thc north
boundary of the old tract; t,.ans ,Inn.
said road south 49, deg. west f,,,G..
thence south ~ deg, west 10 pole,
thyncc coutli 81 poles; thence south ST.
Dig. west 81 poles to the bcyinning-con-
tanning $50 acres. anil levied upon as til,
property of Ed. B%ondurant. to satisfy
said 4. IA. 10 O'Clock y. M. June 18th, rs.
This June 18th rs.
u. +. STEW Sheriff.
lnnaD1 tbs
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Second Day-Tl,ursday. July l..

MORNING SESSION.
9:00-l. Music. 2. Snhject: Cul-
ture in Connection with Learned Pro
LESSONS. Discussion opened 10y Hon
A. S Marks, Winchester. 3. Discus
81 IN. 4 Music
10 :00-VoIuntary addresses appro
pirate To tho day.
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Rev. VIM. Gwynn dIc'l in this county.
above lIockerville. II week or two since.
lie was about eighty years Of aye.
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LtrCUtt court CICrh.

We are authorized to announce All. NJ
Henderson Il caUIid tie for Circuit Court
Clerk .ttur election in August. ISIS.
We are authorized to announce II. Z.
Stewart II candidate for Circuit Cuur
Clerk at the election III August next.
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a ting!
S. E. LOGAN

Would inform the citizens OF WlnrleS-
ter aud Franklin county e. ut he j. ready
to paint Houses, Carriages. Signs. or do
any Kind Ct good painting they may wish.
An experience of fifteen years. in which
time he has made it his study, on2ht TO
Justify him in Sayiugthlt his work will be-
well done. andhr %solicit> the patronage OF
all who wan good work that wlll stand
the test of time. Do not deceived hv hum
bugs who Ito not understand the miNtur
oi paints. and who do thciI work in Il slip
Slod manner.
All orders lett at Mrs. Jane l.o2am's res
idrnce on High street, IN W inclIc>tcr. i'll
receive his prompt attention.
). I. LOGAN.
srpl3-ly
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Trinity Church.

The Rev. Mr., Jaeger will preach al
the Trinity Cnurch next Sunday. Ser
vices morning and evening,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

2;30-l. Music. 2. Sahjcct: The
Schoolmaster. Discussion opened by
r. l.. Bradshaw, Fayetteville Institute.
3. Discussion. 4 Music.
3:30-l. Subject: Teachers Mis-
Sion. Discussion opened by j. II. Al
len. Moore county. =. Discussion. 3.
Music.
4:l5-Suljrct: Responsibility OF
the Teacher. Discussion opened by
10. L. Flrris, Bedford county. 2
Discussion. 8. Music.
EVENING SESSION
8:00-l. Music. 2. Subj ct: Real
ing. Discussion opened by Edward S.
Jones, Ets, tennessee University,
Knoxville. 3. Discussion. 4 Music.
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LAND SALE.
Pa T Cash.
Winchester. Tenn.
ap'll-tl

BY virtue Of an execution in my hands.
issued to me hV the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Franklin county. Tennessee, on
the 18th day oi June. 1873. in favor OF Mrs
Sarah \. William, aga n>t Edward Bon
duraut. | VIII. ON
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Programme Of Exercises.
First Day-Wednesday, July 81.
MORNING SESSION.

First Day-Wcdncsday, July 81.
MORNING SESSION.
10 :00-l. PRAYER. 9. Music. g..
Organization. 4. Address OF Welcome
by Thos. y. Gregory, Esq. Response
BY Leon Trousdale, State SupcIintcnd.
ent, 5 Music.
II .00--l Subject: General Eluca-
ton, Discussion opened bv y. G. Is.
bell, Esqr,, Manchester, 9. Discus
sion. 3. Music.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:00-1. Music. 9 Subject Pro
pricly Of Public Schools. Discussion
opened by Snpt, John II. Dean, ShcI
byville. 3 Discussion. A. Music.
2:45-l. Subject: Constructive Ian
quage. Discussion op"ned by II. A.
Clark, Winchester. =. Discussion.
3, Music.
3:3O-l Subject: Grammar, Dis.
cussion opened by Supt. W. p. Cherry
Franklin county. , Discussion. 3
Music.
EVENING SESSION.
S:00-l. Music. . SUBJECT "Whosc
Faul,,' Essay, by Miss Clara Conway,
Memphis. 3. Music.
8:3O,-l. Subject: characteristics
of the successful teacher, by James +.
Scobv, Murlrreshoro Female College
2. Discussion. 3 Music.
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A. s. Embrey Il Wiley s. Embrcy,

Having bought the entire stock of Drugs.
hedicincs. &c.. of j. NJ. llutchins, will
eoifipuc the business ut the same old
stand' nd will say 10 our many friends
anu oi'' e stomers that we will keep Il
hrSt,class :'ohs OF all articles usually kept
by Druggists Mr.. IIrnrv G.. Johnston
Ciormcrly with G'h Pnillip>. Druggist
will wait on the cuSt0,~nr, md conduct
the business. and will carefully ,,unund
prescriptions III all hours.
Respectfully.
a. ). EMBREI < co.
December 20tlI. 1877.
We. the undersigned. take great pleas
ure in recommending Henry e. Johnston
to the public rs a%3undantly qualified u
MI the position Of Dispensing Druggist
We regard him H. Il young man OF strir
integrity. and ~ entirely reliable III al
his dealings. &c. SnAPAhD. ND;
TIC MCEEHLI. VI. ID
JNo. NJ. HUrCHIN5.
G.. q. PHILLIps.
December 20tli. 1871.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution in my hands,
issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
franklin county, Tenn. in the case of II
II Sanders vs.. Bondurant ~ Pennington,
will, OH
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04
Thursday. July 2Jrh, 1878.

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