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THE CLOCK OF CLOCKS.
4. Pennsy Iyanlan Outdoes the Work of Ha-
brecht of Strasburg.

In Mcngc's building is now on exhibition
in all probability the most wonderful clock in
the world. 1t was built by Stephen ID, Englc
a Matchmaker ut HazletOn, Pa. He Is about
Is years of age and was about twenty years in
perfccting the clock. Mr. Reid paid Englc
$4,000 for it. Engle never saw the S,rasburg
clock In fact he has not travelled more than
TWO hundred miles from home at any time
This clock stands eleven feet high At its
base it is about four feet wide and at the top
about two 1t is about three feet deep ut the
base, gradually less towards the top lis col
ors are dark brown and gold The Strasburg
clock is thirty feet high, yet Its mechanism
IL not so intricate nor has it as many figures as
lhc Hazleton clock. The Strasburg clocks
figures are about 3 feet high, and the AmerI
can clock about inches. Three minutes he
fore the hour "A pipe organ inside the clock
plays IN anthem. 1t has five tunes Bells are
then rung and when the hour is struck double
doors in an alcovc open and figure of Jesus
appears. Double doors TO the left then open
and the apostles appear slowly, one by one, in
procession As they appear and pass Jesus
they turn towards him. Jesus bows, the apos
he turns again and proceeds through the dou
Die doors in an acovc on the right As Peter
approaches Satan looks out of window above
and tempts him. Five times the devil appears
AMI Will pdSScS, ,ilU N'llIlAi, lilt
cock flaps its wings and Grove When Judas
appears Satan comes down from his window
and follows Judas out in the procession, and
then goes back up TO his place TO watch Judas
appearing on both sides. A. the procession
has passed, Judas and the three Marys disap
pear and the doors are closed. The scene can
be repeated seven times in an hour if ncccs
sary, and the natural motion of the clock pro
duces it four times per hour, whereas the Slras
burg procession is made but once day, at Il
o'clock. Below the piazza is the main dial
about IL inches in diameter. To its right is a
figure Of Time, with an hourgass. Above
this is a window Manhood and Old Age To
he left of the dial is skeleton representing
Death. When the hourhand approaches the
1rst quarter, Time revcrscs his hour.gass and
strikes one on bell with his scythc, when an
other bell inside responds: then Childhood ap
pears instantly. When the hour hand approach
es the second quarter or half hour there are
heard the strokes of two bells. Then Youth
appears and the organ plays hymn. After
this Time strikes two and revcrscs his hour
glass, when two bells respond inside On,
minute after this u chime of bells j. heard
when 4 folding door opens in the upper porch
and one at the right of the court, when the
Savior comes walking out Then the apostle,
appear in procession. The clock also tells OF
the moons changes, the tides, the Seasons
days and day OF the month and year and "a,
signs OF the zodiac; and on top soldier IN ~
NOR Is constantly on guarl walking back an,
forward. As the hours advance Manhood, Olt
Age and Death take par. IL the panorama
ReadioO Uba E10le
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Governor McCreary. of Kentucky. in In,
message says ina simple way tlinj the financial
condition of that commonwealth il gratifying
The funded debt of the State has reached III,
contemplate aggregate of only $lS3.39i O;
his amount, however only onctwcnticth par
is now due and has MOI bc'n paid only because
the bonds due have Not bccn presented fol
payment. The rest are not payable TIL ls94-J
8. There Is just about seven times The amount
ii this debt in the State treasury applicable e.
lis payment. With rcuenue tax of mills
the State raised in 1877 something over two
millions, Of which II could spend less than a
million and hall, 20 that L. surplus for ont
year is one fourth its total revenue and on,
third It's expenditure Work upon new State
Capital has been suspended for some years
but IN ihiscOndiion - the p.iD'ic .urse Govern
o1McCreary prudently. a. II appears rccom
mends that the building be finished. Need ",
add that no ring ever IiuDdtred That purs'
in Kentucky,
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

ENTLEMEN,.-W We have sold SANroRD's RADICAL
VI CURE for nearly one year. and can say candidly
that sold smiar preparation that gave such
universal satisfaction We have to learn the first com
plant yet.
We are not in the habit of recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation the wants OF
thousands and think those afflicted should be con-
WINGED Of its great merit that their suffering will be
relieved. We have been in the drug usincss for the
past twelve years constantly, and sold everything for
Casrrh but yours leads all the rest Ii you proper
you this letter any part of 1t that you WISH
Very truly yours, 3. ID. baldwin, co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drugs. Books and
stationery, Washington. Ind, Feb. %, 1916
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim to be one ofthe few popular rene
Nl dies receiving the approval ofmedical gentlemen,
who In private not only freely recommend It but use
Il in their families in preference to any of the prepaTa-
tions usually prescribed by physicians.
You aware" said distinguished city physician.
"that my obligations TO the Mass. Medical Society are
such that cannot publicly recommend prescribe the
Radical Cure butt since received o:mpch relief from
remedies have privately advised It's use and presume
have sent TO yonr store no less than hundred OF
my patients for IL"
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IMPORTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

MO single disease has entaed more suffering or has.
~ tened the breaking up OF the constitution than
Catarrh The of SMELL of taste OF sight OF hear
ing tho human voice, the mind more and SONG.
lines MI Yield to its destructive influence The poison u
distributes throughout the system attacks every vital
force and breaks the most robust OF constitutions.
Ignored because but little understood by physi-
clans mpotently assailed by quacks and charlatauS;
those suffering from 1t have little hope be relieved
OF IL this side of the grave. Ii ia time them that the
popular treatment Of this terrible disease BY remedies
petent and Trustworthy The new and hitherto uutrct
method adopted by Dr. Sanford in the preparation OF
his RADICAL CURE has won my hearty approval. be
icvc IL likely to succeed when all the Usual rcmedi
fall because strikes at the root OF the disease. VIZ,
the dcifed blood. while 1t heals the liberated mem
brane by direct application to ne na7Bl n9ssIrcs li
action ia based on certain fixed ru Nl'' % the
vital forces are too far exhaust 3D. o., TIC great
majority OF cases, effect = cure.
GEO. BEARD. ". D.
NoBscorr BLOCK, SO. FrAarSonAM, Oct /, 1911.
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ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Jan. IT, No
Trade has been tolcrabIy good this week, and
the hauling of hogs dressed and alive has been
active. The grain trade has also improved. A
continuance of good roads will, Judging from
this weeks experience, do much to ease up
matters very materially. We quote prices paid
on Yesterday MS follows:
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Day before yesterday a wealthy man IN New
York died so suddenly that the body was almost
cold before the distracted and gricf-strckcn rcla-
tiyes found the will huntington Hmokcue.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is fast taking the place
of all the old fashioned Cough remedies. tncyer
fails to relieve the most violent cold, and for
throat diseases il is Invaluable. Price PIC.
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Each package contains DR.. Sanfords Improved Tnhal-
ing Tube and full directions for use in all cases Price
&l.W For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States and Canados
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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Price, % cts; $500 a Year.

What other 800 Magazine offers such an inviting pro
graiume2 Specimen pages gu application.
Address, SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
Uox 1885. Springfield, Mass
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"l'zc right shouted II military officer to his
We'll" grunted a green private
nobody said you wasn't right"
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.
Closing and Arrival Of Mails.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

lrRE - vii carry pa, myers between Joliet and Bu
lctt W - between pa~a and Rock Island. No 10 be-
tween iavk Island AMI Joliet No from Ia Sale & Otia
W. Nlen Hs-ncrs are provided with tickets. and 9th
c.Nisc A. ~. SNi1H. Ccn' Pass. Agent.
4 hiMnaLt. Gcil Supt a NAUyKi. Asst Gen. Supt.
Drr. =. 49,. ID. VI. HALL, Agent at Ottawa
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TWO I'm ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand medical agents in
one, each of which performs its function and untedy
produces moro cures than any linment, lotion wash
or plaster ever before compounded in the history Of
medicine. Try one. PRICE, % CENTS.
Sold BY all Wholesale and Retail Druggists through.
out the United States and Canadas, and by WEEKS il
POTTER, Propretors. Boston, Mass.
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Mrs. n r. Stowe says Of Mr.. Bakers story: " I am
somewhat blasr with the multitude OF stories and do
read through, but reading this N manuscript NY
attention enchained from nr-t 70 last.
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BALSAM AND PINE.

The healing properties of our own fragrant balsam
hs East S bs gs
Ing and STRENGTHENING properties are known TO thou
important discoveries Ia pharmacy their healing aud
strengthening properties are increased tenfold. In
this respect Plaster Is the best In use without the
aid of electricity
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CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER

~ snze co,ss Tor -aic aud suh. rpsien. rcycd ~
o.msa haprfhsn. ossa-s. Ininos
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JOHN HABBERTON,
TOMS HEATHEN,

Author OF "Helen's Bahes," Jericho Road" etc,
one serial In the FIRsr NUMBER Of sunday AfternoC
JANrAEY The other by Josephine u. Baker, new
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.'l C0LLINS' |'al
VOLTA|C PLASTER
An Electro.Galvanic Battery combined with
= highly Medicated strengthening Plaster,
forming the best Platter for pnins and aches
In the World Of Medicine.
ELECTRICITY

As a grand curative and restorative agent Is not
equaled by any element medicine in the history Of
the healing art Unless the vital spark has fled the body.
restoration by means Electricity is possible Its tile
last resort Of NIL physicians and Surgeons and has
cued thousands, apparently dead, from untimely
grave, when no other human agency could have sue
ceeded This Is the leading curative element in this
Platter
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

The celebrated Dayton illinois, Mills property will be sold
NJ public auction on SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th 1873 at
o'clock ~ the south door OF the County Court House.
In the city Of Ottawa.
II will be offered In two parces;-thc viii be known
asiAr Mil proper and the other the Collar Factory
TERvs oF sALE.-oash. J. p NASH.
s.-,icsid Assignee ~ J. Green 4 60.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy r. r.
TIME TABLE

t.esersl Passenger aae rIckei Agent.
r. Z. Ike, A4eat .; OfttTa- Ocr-s'T
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-06

Twice within the past two or three
weeks we have visited Nashville, and
each time we went through the Marke,
House, inquiring the prices Of meats
and vegetables, DC. And we were sur.
prised to fad that generally everything
was lower than here in Winchester,
Eggs, chickens, butter, vegetables,
meats-all were cheaper. Now, why
is this? Ia il because the supply there
is greater than the demand Or is II
because we do not produce these
things to much extent in this county
And vet the vendors of these articles
pay an aggregate Of several thousand
dollars in the way Of stall rent, Ii
cense, &c. Surely we have the soil
ami climate in this county, aud it must
be that energy is lacking. Either the
supply here is not equal to the de
msnd, or we pay too much. Yet,
board in our midst is surprisingly low
compared with charges for the same
where these necessarles Of life are
cheaper. 1t strikes us that We ought
to be able to ship such things to
Nashville and compete with others
As it is, it appears that the consumer
can save money by sending to NASH
vile for such.
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4ttOrH m Genera

The Sixth judicial Circuit, composed OF
the counties OF Grundy, Warren. Coffee,
Franklin, Lincoln. Moore and tanBurcn
We are authorized to announce ". X.
Francis, Jr, OF Winchester. IL candidate
for Attorney General OF this the sixth
Judicial district. Election, lst Thursday
in August, 1873.
We are authorized to announce Andrew
b. Woodland, OF ray etteNiIle, II candidate
for Attorncy-Gencral OF the 9Th Judicial
Circuit, 1T the ensuing August election,
We are authorized to announce scott
DaNi is, OF " inClCsLcr, II candidate for AT
tOrney-General of the Gsll judicial Cir
cult, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to %n0u ). W.
Carmuck, OF Fayetteville, a candidate for
Attorney General of the 9th Judicial Cir
cult. at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce +. NJ,
Smith, of McMInnvillc. = candidate ior
Attorney General of the 9th Judicial Cir
cut, at the ensuing August election.
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Public Meeting.

A meeting Of citizens Of Winchester
anu vicinity, called together by the
Superintendent Of Public instruction
for the county. to take into consIdera
ton measures preliminary to a Teach
ers' Institute appointed by the STATE
Superintendent for this place, to be
held on the Sd, 4lh aud 9th of July
next, was organized by calling Capt
b. Dulield to the Chair and the ap
pointment of A. +. Dix as Secretary.
On motion, a Committee on Cores
pondence, appointed at a previous
meeting, was recognized aud coutin
ueh, with the name Of the County Su
p%erintenieut added, viz: Captain 3
Dufcld, Prof. X. A. Clark, Prof. A. i
Barrett, Rev. j. A. B. Lovett. Rev. }
W. ferrill, aud SUPP. W. ?. Cherry.
The following Committee OF Ar,
rsngements was, on motion, appointed
viz: Capt. W. II Brannon, Prot. A. 1
Barrett, Rev. j. W. Terrill. Rev. J. A
Il. Lovett, and Prof A. f. DIX.
On motion, the folio wing COMMITTED
on Entertainment was appointed, viz
John Simmons, b. P. Hunt, w. s. En-
brey, G. G. Phillips, and I. j. Gaines
Also, the folio wing on Reception
viz: A. J. Greer, Rev. A. VanHoose
Capt. B. Du6eld, DR.. j. {. Shaparl
and Prof. j. NJ, Bledsoe.
On motion, the following ladies ant
gentlemen vert appointed a Committee
on Music, viz: Prot. e. F. Utermoeh
len, Miss Mary j. Bledsoe, Mrs. NJ. T
VapHoose, Mrs. Virginia Henderson
end Prof. A. T. Barrett.
Resolved, Thai a copy Of these pro
cesdings be furnished the Home Jour.
nal for publication; also, that a cop,
be sent to the Hon. Leon. Trousdale
State Superintendent.
b. DUFIELD, Chm'n.
A. r. DIX, Sec'y.
Winchester. Tenn, Nay 3lst. ISIS.
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1t is generally conceded now that
john F. Vaughan i, the most expert
fishermen in Franklin county, II Col
Akers, ON genial Fish Commissioner
OF Tennessee, should cver die, we nom
mate John +. V. to he his successor
Give us a. law to prevent scining, gig
ging, and other devices that are bar
barous. With such an enactment, Vlr
GINA would repeal her present law-to
prevent the planting of shad in any
waters that empty into streams flowing
through Tennessee. And this law is
because Tennessee will not pass a law
to prevent wholesale destruction of
fish. This is a matter upon which We
want 10 sound the candidates for the
next Tennessee Legislature.
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Last night (Tnesday,) Dr. BnshnrlI,
Of California, delivered a very inter
esting lecture in the hall of the Good
Templars al the &. =. Church 1t was
the regular meeting night oTthc Tem-
plars, but the ordinary routine Of bust
ness was suspended and the doors
opened to all who wanted to hear DR.
Is, He is not Il professional lecturer
hut what he said last m!ht was deeply
interesting. His description of the
Sierra Ncvalas, the lakes, rivers,
modes Of living, early settlement and
present condition OF the Golden
State its prospects, productions, big
trees, &c, WAS vivid and sometimes ell
oquent and poetical, We were highly
entertained, and are not yet done wish.
ing that we could go and see in person
the wonderful attractions healluded to,
After the lecture the Lodge proceed
ed to regular business, when there was
an episode Of very pleasant clIarac-
ter. Col, ii. L. Carr, on bcIal! of the
lady members, in a few neat and ap
propriate remarks, presented TO W0r-
thy Chiet, Rev. j. A, Il Loyclt, a stu.
toga, or gown 1t was received
by Mr., Luvett IN that peculiar, sell
manner so natural with him
Tie vas reminded Of the person Hho,
when presented with a mule, wanted 10
first see whether he could ride the
mule before accepting. So, ne wanted
to see first whether the gown would til
And it did fit. And then he made
fitting remarks which We cannot
give at this late hour before going to
press. The garment is a beautiful
specimen Of needle work 1t is hand
some. elegant, fine, And it really he
comes the rather delicate tut symmet-
form OF our worthy Worthy
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FROM DECHERD.
DgcHnRp. Tenn, June 81, 1873
Editor Home journal;

DkCHERD, IENNr Juhe ou, 1919
r1,.o, Hama Jnurnal.
h'''''
We have been silent fOr some Tune ne
cause OF the scarcity OF news ~ our Nlcln-
ity, ana we nave Dut iil'lS ol INTEREST "V
the present time.
A difficulty occurred a Few days ago pc
tween two of our cltlzcla--G r. BANKS
and samuel Mowry-whlch resulted III u
little scramble. NOT huch laflh was
done by either party
A week or 50 ago Mr.. a. camp WHO
lives IN the 9TH district oithls county, was
terribly bitten ny ms own DOG lie drove
the dog ont OF the yard Tor swapping ~
Sone chickens, Wleh tlirdog' soon return
Ing. approached Mr.. Camp IN Il very, quIct
but snrly manner, ana madc u spring III
him and caught him " one OF ms arms
between the elbow and lhe Shoulder tear
Ing some OF tue leaders amos 0ut' ne
then caught him IN tie slue' DlllhS nun
severely. one OF n's hahus wasa'So pa'-
~ chewed up. The dog had MIR Camp
down, and would have kllleu hlM Hau not
some have come to his assistance HE
dog wa Immediately Killed.
Wheat harvesting began IN thls Vlclhlty
last week, and now there isa great cry Tor
hands. All the forward wheat VIII DC cut
by the middle OF the present week. II
hands sufficient can be procured to harvest
it. Austell q Bro. are selling quite q
number Of reapers, to help forward the
work.
Mr.. G. T. Blair had the misfortune TO
have his hne sorrcl mare stolen from MS
stable ON last Sunday night Il week ago.
The thief who stole the mare lslpposeu 10
be the one,) stald all night with MT. Dlalr
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Sheriff's Sales
For July LIST, 1873.

Fitzpatrick, Gregory & Davis to the use
Of W, 5. Embrey q Co. vs.. John L,
Anderson.
BY virtue OF mn order Of sale to Inc d.
reclcd, by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF Franklin county, Tenn, in above
cause, ! viii ollcr tor sale to the highest
bidder. tor CASH, ut the Courthouse
door in Winchester, Tenn. on
Monday, July l,t, 1878.
the following described tract OF land. ly-
Ing IN ciyll district No. II Of Franklin
county, Tenn, and bounded a. follows,
to-wit: On the north by the lands OF
James Pack, west by the N,C& st l. Rail
road, south by the State line, and cast by
the Marion county line or mountain
lands-COntlining - acres; known rs
the John FAnderson "homc place. being
the same upon which he now lives. Lev
led upon rs the property of John + An
dcrson. Sold to satisfy said order OF sale,
interest, costs, etc. Sale within lawful
hours.
This Goth day ofMay, '7S.
Il. \. ARLEDGE,
may30-td 0la Deputy sheriff.
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circuit JUdJe.

The 9th judicial Circuit, composed of the
counties OF Grundy, Warren. Coffee, Lin
coin, Franklin, Moore and VanBurcn.
We are authorized to announce W. f..
b. Jones, of McMinnvillc, Us Il candidate
for Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, at
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce VIM B.
Martin. of Fayetteville. Il candidate Tor
Judge of the 9Th judicial Circuit at the
ensuing August election.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-Belicving that
have given cntile satisfaction to the Bar
and people Of the Circuit during the few
months | have held the position, | an
nounce myself Il candidate for Judge of
this Circuit. and respectfully solicit the
sutlrages of the people for the same in
August next. Respectfully.
j.. j.. WILLIAMS.
We are authorized to nnoun Col. W.
+. kercheval, of Fayetteville, II candidate
tor Judge Of the 9th judicial Circuit, at
the ensuing August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-06

Increased thanks 20 our esteemed
friend and popular Nurseryman, DR..
S. W. Houghton. This time it is a lot
of as fine peaches as ever tickIed the
palate of an editors mouth. They are
of the Amsden variety, and the doctor
has plenty Of them at his Nursery, near
town. June lst is certainly very early
for this most delicious OF all fruits. hut,
as we said a week or two since, the
doctor exccls in all things, not ever
excepting his remembrance of tn"
printer.
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sepl3-ly

They are carefully prepared from thu fin
est selected raw materials; all of the in
gradients are thoroughly incorporated.
and they are offered for sale in Il finely
pulverizcd condition. simply rcqniriag 10 be
miyed with rater. to fit them for use.
They are made OF the PHrCSt White, ant
in gradationS of all the leading and fash
iunable Tints. Shades aHl COlDrs; thu
adapting them to all tastes and uses.
A pail of this KalSominc can he mixed
in fire minutes. A G-pOund package vii
make II gallon of iluid kalsominc, which
will cover a surface of over 400 square feet
on a hard finished wall, with one coat.
Any further information that may b,
desired, will be promptly furnished by
q. q. PHILLIPS,
Agent for Winchester, Tenn.
fcD Terms Cash.
Winchester, Tenn. aprll-t
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IieNister.

We are authorized to announce y. T..
Martin II candidate for recollection to the
office of Register of Franklin county, at
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to |nounc VI G..
Forbes a candidate for Register Of Frank
lin county at the August election.
We are authorized to announce John B
Ashley Il candidate for Register OF Frank
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-06

We are authorized to announce r. J.
Turner y candidate tor reelection as
Trustee OF Franklin county, at the ensu-
ing August election.
We are authorized to announce Il. &.
Smith a candidate tor Trustee OF Franklin
county, at the clc' ton in August next.
We are authorized 10 announce W. l..
Jones Il candidate tor Trustee of Frank
lin county at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-06

We net in Nashville last week Judge
John G. Ferrlss aud Captain James I.
Bell, the first, Judge of tue County
Court; the second, Clerk OF the Coun-
ty Court, and both candidates for re.
election. And we would vote for them
if we could. They are both compe-
tent, clever and honest. Both are
printers, with whom we have worked
ia the long ago. Success to you,
brothers.