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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 3O.-The
extensive sewer-pipe works of
Sperry, Ritchie & Co., at Talmadge,
Ohio, were burned last night. Loss
between $4,000 and 100000.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 30.-Ad-
vices from Virginia City say that
ore is making its appearance at the
bottom of North Cross Cut on
twenty-five hundred level of Sierra,
Nevada, The news has stiffened
the market to1day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03

l.
l respectfully urge upon your attention
that Congressional elections in every dis,
trict, in a very important sense, are justly
matter of political interest and concern
throughout the whole country. Every
State, every political party, is entitled to
power which is conferred by legal and
constitutional suffrage. It is right of
every citizen possessing the qualifications
prescribed by law to cast one unintimidated
ballot, and to have his ballot honestly
counted; so long as the exercise of this
power and the enjoyment of this right are
common, and equal practically, as we'll
as formally, the submission to the results
of the suffrage will be accorded loyalty
and cheerfully. and all departments of the
Government will feel that true power Of
the popular will thus expressed. No
temporary or administrative interest Of
the Government, however urgent or
weighty will ever displace tie zeal Of our
people in defence of the primary rights Of
They understand that the
protection of liberty requires its mainte
nance in suffrage, and wil sustain the full
authority of the G0ver.1non to enforce
laws which are framed to preserve these
inestimable rights. Material progress and
welfare of States depend on the protection
afforded to their citizens. There can be no
peace without such protection, no prosperity
without peace, and the whole country Is
deeply interested in the growth and pros |
perity of ell its parts
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03
sassH sgs Bx TEEEaRAPa.


EEw YORK, Nov. 80.
Money, 23a3 Exchange, 4 81. Gold,
81 COZ Gyvernmant bonds firm; new
5s, 1.06l. State bonds strong.
Cotton quiet; sales, $50 bales; mid
ding upIands. 81; middling Orleans, 81.
Flour slightly in buyers favor,
without decided change in price; fair
demand for export and home use.
Wheat heavy, 4a3c lower, only a mod
crate business. Corn slightly in buy
ers' favor; ungraded mixed, 43a47c;
reau3 yellow, 63c. Oats quiet, shade
easier; NJ 2. 80; No. white, 24324c;
mixed western, 294a30c; white do,
Sic. Pork quiet, prices about steady;
$7.40a7 80 for mess; $8.373s8 so for fam
lily mess. Lard in buyers favor, dull;
$8 077a6.l0 for prime steam. Coffee
unchanged, in moderate demand.
Sugar in moderate request and un-
changed Rice quiet and steady. Mo-
I2sses dali and unchanged.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03
NATIONAL PROSPERITY.

While the country has not yet reached a
complete unity of feeling and reciprocal
confidence between commpniaies 50 lately
and so seriously eslranged, 1 feel an abso-
that direction, and with increasing force
and power of public opinion will override
all political prejudice, and ali such sec
tional or State attach 4 ents in demanding
that all over our wide territory the name and
character of citizen of the United States
shall mean one and the same thing, and
carry with them unchaileagad security and
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-03

said 80 per cent.
maximum rental
the st. Louis, Alton and Terre
II22Uto Company, This order to
hold until a final hearing Of the
case.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

The machinery for the new mill
which E. P. Torrey' proposes to build
in Buttermilk Canyon. near the Para
disc mines, will be shipped from Sac
ramento tomorrow. 1t consists of en-
CINE and boiler Of Sufficient capacity to
run fifteen.stamp naill, battery. pans.
etc. Work will be commenced at once
on the building, and Mr.. Torrey ex-
poets to have an assay office 10 full blast
at the mines next week. He has sro-
cessfully treated the Paradise ores at
his old mill on the Humboldt river,
and by ordinary wet process worked
them up to Is per cent of their assayed
value. He will have battery pound
ing away at the new mines before next
January.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

j. w. Hamilton. All experienced
miner and mill man, returned snom. a
visit to the Paradise mines yesterday.
lie Informs US that at present there is
very little being done in the mines ex.
cept by the Paradise Mining C Company,
whose mines are looking as well as
could possibly be expected. The vein
is strong and the ore rich in every
shaft and drift.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

The Times-Review says: Quite a
namber of Democrats yesterday voted
the Republican Legislative ticket. and
the probability is that the Republican
nominees for State Senator and Assem-.
blymen will receive small majority in
this precinct. This is attributed to the
popularity of John P. Jones, the Re.
publican candidate for United States
Senator.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
The Great ktuce .

Ths great 5O-mile race against time
will come off over. the Winnemucca
course Tomorrow afternoon. twin be
one OF the most exciting races of the
Year. and 1t will try the speed of the
horse and the endurance Of the rider.
W. W Smith, who will cuange horses
at the end of every mile. There IL
considerable money bet on the result.
and betting viii be lively tonight and
tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
sAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


- Last Evenings Bosrd.
$40 Raymond & Ely So 81
1870 Eureka 36 35L
IS jackson 81 81
900 Rye Patch
10 Belmont "a
90 Leopard 60c
100 ella Soc
10 N Belle i0L
$50 Hussey 10 500
40 Manhattan 31I
1926 DeFrees loo
600 Grand Prize 8
20l0 Argenta 6 q 6M
2130 Navajo Coo
2ll0 Endowment Coo
TAO Independence 240 225c
100 Indian Queen
600 Morning Star SIS soc
100 Belle Isle $50
440 Day 81 40c
800 Hillside 400 5000
so Hamburg
40 Highhridge 200 205c
BATS Paradise 100 1850
700 Modoc so 55c
200 New Coso 5
225 Bodie 16.I72&
900 Bechtei IS 75c
$50 McG linton 20 75o
440 Tioga 2i0 220c
100 Red Cioud 400 3c0e
7S5 Summit
100 Bulwer Is lisz
500 Gaodshaw So TIE
1875 Minnie Belle 100 SOC
$50 Oriental 80 SOC.
AGO Belvadere 100 l40c
100 Aurora 75c
100 Champion SOC
$50 Black Hawk |
100 Sitting Bull 400
500 South Bodie 80 zoe
$50 Ida 25e
800 Booker 100 l25c
100 Mono 54 5I
625 Con Pacific 81
755 Dudley "a
$50 Martin White 81
IS 6 Chariot 25c
920 Leeds i7A
55 Tip, Top ~
5UO q. Terrace Az
100 Meadow Valley Soc
25 Beimont2A
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
Capital Saioon.

Ehis popular resort has been pur.
chased Of Morse IL Luher bg L.. K.
urannis, who will spare no pains to
Keep up Its Populations. We acxnowI-
edge the Receipt OF "a sample OF the
goods kept on hand, aud the boys pro-
nounce theni-- extra ine. Sac ad. in
another colnnln, and call and see the
proprietor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
Sorely All csed,

Major Underwood of Wadsworth, who
runs an engine on the railroad bet Seen
that town aud Winnemucc., had a SO.
we're attack OF sciaticA shortly after bis
arrival here yesterday and had to be
carried to the Passenger tram to be
taken home. He was. elected to III.
Legislature on the Republican ticket IN
Washoe county.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE COUNTY ELECTION.
Farther Returns from Outside Pre-
cimCts.

Further Returns from Outside Pre-
cincts.
Following are the full returns from
Quin River precinct: Bradley. Is;
Kiukead, z; Adams. Is; Mighels. z;
Deal, Is; Hawley. z; Kittrell. Is; Muir
ply, z; Rule. l5; Bicknell. Z; Baker,
IA; Babcock. 3; Jones. Is; Crockett, &;
Esther, 10; Hallock. q; Sessions. Is;
Hammond. Z; Day, l5; Hitch. z;
Greenwell, ID; Thompson, 8; Howard,
10; O'Kane. IL; Organ IL; Morrison, z;
Melarkey. 8; Crawford, 6; Bonnifield.
81; Buckner. 1; Kyle. 4; Miller, 49,;
Biles. &; job. Is; Woolcock. 8; Turrit-
tin. l3; Shepard. 20; Comins. 10; Rick
ard, IL; Harding. IA; Grass, 8; Cheno-
weth. ID; Palmer, z; Openheim, 10;
Clemo. 8; Lovelock, IL. Scott, IL;
Richie, 10; Marker. 6.
O BARTLETT CREEK.
Bradley, 9; Kinkead, s; Adams, 10;
Mighels. s; Deal. 5; Daggett, IL; Cole,
10; Hawley. z; Kittrell. ~; Murphy, Z;
Rule, ii; Bicknell. 6; Baker, s.; Bah
cock, II; Jones, 10; Crockett, q; Day.
~; Hatch. 6. County ticket-Green.
well. 8; Thompson. 8; Howard, 10;
O'Kane. 6; Organ. I; Morrison. 8; Me.
larkey, z; Crawford. IL; Bonniield, z;
Buckner. lU; Kyle, IL; Miller, 5; Biles,
l6; Job, /; Woolcock. q; rurrittin, l5;
Shepard, IL; Young. D; Comins. g.;
RicXard, IA; Harding. 8; Grass. &;
Chenoweth, III; Palmer. 8; Openhein,
.; CIemo, 8; Loyelock. 5; Scott, IL;
Richie, l5; Marker. 2.
JERSEY.
Bradley. 10; Kinkesd, 8; Adams, IA;
Mighels, 3; Deal, IL; ID ,ggett, 8; Cole,
10; Hawley, 8; Kittreil. IL; Murphy, 8;
Rule, IL. Bieknell, 8; Baker, III; Bah
cock. 3; Jones, 10; Croc6ett. 3; Elstner,
III; Hallock. 8; Sessions. lU; Hammond,
8; Day, lU; H.tcn, 8. County ticket
Greenwich. ~; Thompson. =; Howard,
~; OK. ne. 8; Ofsan, IL; Morrison. g.;
Melarkey, Il. Crawford. z; Bonniteld,
10; Backner. 2; Kyle, z; Miller. IL;
Blles, IL; loo, Z; WoolcocK, 8; Tnrrit-
thu. lO; Sheppard. Ii; Young, 81, oomlns.
y; Rlckard, ~; Cnenowetn. ~; Palmer,
y; OpenheIm. 40; Uieno, 3; Loveiock,
lU; Scott, y; kichIo. ~; Marker, ..
MOUNT BOSE
Following are majorities: Bradley, s.;
Adams, IL; Deal, 80; Cote, 8; Kittrell,
Z; Rule, 8; Baker, 3; Jones, .; Elstner,
.; Sessions. IL; Day. 8; thompson, /;
Howard. a.; O'Kane. 56; Organ, So;
Morrison, 65s Melarkey. So; Crawford,
rs; Buckuer. 8; Kyle. 8; Joo, 8; Wool
cock, Z; Shepard. SO; Rlckard, 8; Grass,
l;.Lovelock. ~; Marker, 6.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
Recovering.

DIR. Bogman informs us that Rabert
johnson, the Jail breaker who was shot
while attempting to get way from the
officers who re-arrested him. is liable
30 recover. No anfavorabie sy mI toms
have developed in the case SO Ear.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

Express Matter for Paradise.
ALBRIGHT intended to be forwarded
by stage to Paradise valley must be
left at Wells. Fargo & Co. 8 office to be
forwarded. This rule cannot be de-
parted from in any instance.
RICKARD & MORSE,
Proprietors Paradise Stage Line.
October Is. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

The fare on Rickard & Morse's.
stages to Paradise Valley has been
fixed at five dollars, R
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
This Mornings Board.

1926 Ophir 81 56A
100 Mexican "a 49,,
445 Gould e. Curry is 1917
$50 Best Il Belcher % 25X
1875 California l21s 1879
$50 Savage 2DH 2OK
1906 Con. Va 1871 Ii
So Chollar So
It's Hale Il Norcross 22L
900 Crown Point lOH
3i5 yellow Jacket 2t24L
1855 Imperial i3J l25c.
80 Kantnck ~
40 AIphal4N Az
So Confidence III liZ,
225 Sierra Nevada 1872 100
IS Utah 43H AZ
lis Bullion l3A 1881
HOO Exche qner 7 81
225 Overman PAX 23s1
$50 Justice S@s SH
TAO Succor 100 ll0c
els Union 1876 l54
$40 Alta l3 l2T
$50 Lady Bryon 800 205c
$40 Julia 6 5T
6lO Caledonia 40 1850
1855 Baltimore 325 3l0c
80 Senator As 400
1i2o p. Sheridan 100 lose
l3o Kossu,h rs
$40 Andes
45O Con. Washoe 275 2aac
SO Wells Fargo 80 60c
100 Ward 1900
$40 Scorpion $50 200
bio Levlatban IS 300
ITO N. Con. Va. 1917 10
3OO Glasgow 50o
400 N Con Va lOc
2abO Solid Silver 100 Hoo
ITO st Lonis CSC
aus. N Bonanza $50 14Oc
~ Overman 24A
NO ,Flowery
1875 Silver Hill 800 1850
69o Challenge IT'S TOO
100 Scorpion 1900
30 WELLS Fargo 700,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08

Range of temperature ct the Signal Office
yesterday Highest. 81 deg. lowest, 80 deg. !;
range, 20; average. 45 5 deg.
Note I'm the column headed " Min. Their
mometer the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night at the
respective stations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-08
DressmAking.

Dressna king.
Mrs. Jennie Rhodes is prepared to
do plain and fashionable dressmakinp
to order. oct6-tf.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

conditions. Wheat and outs are look my
remarkably well. whilst nuit OF all kind.
apple, peach. pear aud plum promise
nm abundant yield II bloom loaded tres.
can be considered m Indication. on
farmers ARE becoming alive 10 the fact tlm
We have the greatest fruit grow In cOui
try rXtnnt' unl are setting ont large or
churds of apples, j. Il. Oliver aud "
y. Gray ave urI just finished sitting on
orchards of 1000 apple trrc', aud NAM
who caught the apple fever too late f"l
this srnson cNprrs. u drtrrntn ltiuu To 'ul
out largely urXl sprlng, VIM, !, lco-t"
set out an apple orroard ll'l sprlua, ne
he lHls now the satisfaction 81 seem some
Of his larger trees IN uloom--rrraIu'l II
quick return for - small al investment,
We are sorry to SEC some bad feeling APP
parent among the citizens Of the Elrvrn'I
District aud are really happy TO be able I'
chronicle the fact Of may say the I'M
parullclrd.-good order, sobrIrly ana Kind
ncignborly feeling existing in this section
Yours, H. SlfN'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

From advertisement it will ue scrl
that Mr., G. & Phillips, Of our town, l.
agent tor "~JohnstOn's Patent Dry
Sized Kalsominc,' reah Tor use A,lI,
from numerous testimonials rom lni !
entail and responsible parties all oven
the country, our people here can SEE
now beautiful aud substantial mis- pre-
paratioo Is by visiting the CumbrIltn'
Presbyterian church, the walls OF viii II
have been kulsomined, II is destined
to superrede all other preparations Ii
Is very cheap.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
Nashville Market.

-FIour-Supcriinc. 81 80; eNtr', 70 %;
family. So 30; choice family. 81 w; fancy.
So 30; paten. process. IS.
Whrat-No. :. 81 lO@l 10; No. :, 81 GOA
%; No. 3, U@l 20.
C~orn-Looae irom wagon, 42c; sold.
sacked in depot. iSc.
Oats-Sackcd and delivered In depot,
3,@42c
iia~y-Timothy. Sl4al5 90.
Bulk Mcats-Clcar rib, &c; clear sides,
de-: shoulders. &C.. al. packed Ac less
in car lots, loose.
Lard-iILrt ~ lIensley's Snowflake Pas
try. ~tiercrs. So; buckets, 9Lc; prime, III
~tierce-. Sc; prime steam in t%ierceS, 73c
Peanuts-60@65c per busnel
Dried fruit-.hpples. Be; peaches. quar-
tiers. 2l6r; halves, &c; pealed. Be.
Butter-Common, l1;; good, l5c
cioine. 20@25c.
Chichens-l5alSc for hens; young. 10;
lie, ACCORDING 10 size.
T~urkeys-5c gross.
kggs-From first hands. &C.; packed. 8.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

The action Of II certain young lad,
Of our town deserves especial mention
Her father died in debt to the estate OF
John 4. Slater aNout one hunired
dollars or more. This young lady was
not legally or morally hound to pa
the debt, but she vOluntaml' dli 80,
and made all the money Wy sewing ON
her sewing machine aud with ier in
dustrious f.gcls, We mention it as II
most praiseworthy act, and as tnrour
asemenl to other young ladies.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
NISIO 10

Attir foot of Lookout Mountain, nraD
Chattanouga. Tenn, was fought many '
hard battle during the war.
On that same ground, nearly forty years
ago. II victory was gained more glorious
than any gained nv our armies. \ RENE
DIV WAS there disco\cr cred Tor liver diseases
that excited the wonder OF scientific men
and physicians. Purely vegetable 1t cX,
celled in curative properties the mineral
drugs. such as ralomeI, and was rs harm
less to the system and almost as pleasant
to the taste a coffee. This world-tamouN
remedy is DR. \ q simmons Ve@rtahIr
Liver Medicine. manufactured by NJ a
Thedford x Co. Chattanooga, / mn: IL Is
tor sale by } NJ llutcUins and &C mn
lips. Winchester. TcEn, who nave also
| some trial packages wn oh will be gwen
TO all applicants free OF charge.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
Residen Notice.
Mary Holt vs.. VIM. Holt ct al.
T.- D.tl

Mary Holt vs.. VIM. Holt rt nj.
Injunction BILL
Upon motion. and it app aring to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk " Nai rr from
coilplainant's Bill in tine aOOve cause,
which il sworn to, that the defendants.
Mich Holt and the unknown heirs at law
Of Pay. DECEASED, are npn-residcntS OF
the state of Tennessee. or their residences
are unknown. So that the ordinary process
OF law cannot he served upon them:
Ii il therefore ordered that publication
be made tor four consecutive week. in tile
Home journal. Published in Winchester
Tenn. requiring the SAID non resident
defendants TO appcar on or> brlOr, the itli
| Monday in june neat, brtOr the Chan
Gerry court Il Winchester. Franklin conn
ty. Tenn. and plead, answer or driil'r 10
complaiHant's bill. or the sa'hc WIZ DC w
ken for confessed and set Tor hearing eN-
parte as 10 them. ,y,..
Witness my hand at office IN "ihches
ter. Tenn. this April 9th, 1873.
+. II. FINCH. g.. NJ.
u aprll-iw
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

December 20th. 1877.
lr27
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

Professors Clark and Beiooe, o,
Cnrrirk Academy, very WISELY, We
think, give vlgor to cxertion hy 'il"r-
lng prizes from tim" ~ I'm" Tor pr'N-
cheney Of their students, Week clor,
last u prlze WAS won ~ MI Jumr'
Clark. n brother OF Prot ,our Cm>
Tor general proficiency in &c 'm tr
j, II. FrlzzrIl, another student, was
entitled to u certificate, aui came neal
getting the prize Thcro are sis ~
eight in the class. The prizc vs.
AWARDED by Il com njltee Of I've, and
herausr Nc could nol learn tlclr name
IN time VIC did not write this urlir'
last week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
From the l7th District.

EsrILL SPRINGS. Tenn, April 8. 1873.
Editor Home journal:
", feel pretty much in the condition of
the "Chit-Clrat" editor; we find it difficult
tn extract Il "newsy item out OF the bot
t,m of an inkstand. We have undertaken
TO keep your readers informed OF events as
t,.y transpirc here, bu: everything Is 80
ouiet. ana moving along in the smooth,
,.,.n tenor OF its way, that we can flnd
nothing Of exciting interest to comnuni-
cafe. But perhaps it may be of interest
TO yonr distant readers TO know that the
farming industry IL in u most hnirishing
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
G.G. PHILLIPS,
Drugs t

They are carefully prepared from the fin
est selected raw materials AL OF the in
gradients are thoroughly incorporated.
and they are offered for sale in y finely
pulverizrd condition. simply requiring to be
mircd ecith udter, to fit them for Use.
They are made OF the PWreSt White. and
in %gradations of all the leading and fash
iunatle 1ints. Shades and C0l0rs; thus
adapting them to all tastes and uses.
4 pail of this Kll,omine can be mixed
~ ire minutes. A G-p0und package will
make u gallon OF fluid alsnminc, which
will cover a surface of over 400 square feet.
on Il hare, finished wall. with one coat.
ANY further information that may be
desired, will be promptly furnished BY
q. q. PHILLIPSy
Agent Tor Winchester, Tenn.
q Terms Cash.
Winchester, Tenn. aprll-tI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
The New Colony.

Ex-Gsv Sherwood has arrived with
three families Of his colony ~ Catching
Station (now Sherwood in this county
aud has gone to work with an eners.t
and earnestness worthy Of emulation.
He is having Il road surveyed up 'l'
sides of Lhe mountain with the view oI
making a wagon road from the valley
to the top OF tue mountain, The CON
pany propose sOon 10 erect a saw mil
and cora add -four mill ON their lands,
and in the near future they intend t.
establish Il woollen factory and also "a
manufacture pIows and other agreed
tural implements, such rs hoes, Hk"-.
etc, To accomplish all this Will re-
quire time aud much labor, bat the
company will have an Accession t.
their numlris brtvecu thi, AMI ChrSi
mas Of about hItS families. W. *
teud Il hearty greeting to all who COM
to assist in the Improvement OF "Ul
great natural advantages.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

The C. p. Church building in Our own
has been renovated, the chandeliers bur
nished, and a general appearance OF neat
meas given to its interior-thanks to Il band
OF noble women, assisted By a few clever
gentlemen. A large, new and handsome
organ has been purchased. All this Il
right. for cleanliness il akin to godliness'
and sweet music II heavenly. OF all places
in the world where peatDe,s should prcvaii
il Is the church house. anu if other houses
Of worship in Winchester have dirty. ny
speekcd walls ard ceiling, and discolorru
seats. and filthy lamps and chandelier
and flih ard rubbish accumulated in rlo-
scts and corners. let the action OF the L
p. Church serve as a reminder that such
things are not credit,blr, and have IN,
elect Of making people sloven.y oiit %
Church rs sell ~ ia IT,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
, ,,ri, ,n -, No.2 No. / No. q
NP''' '0' '''0' Daily Daily. Daily.

TRAIN No. , from Montgomery con-
meets at Calcra " it'll K DIR Il; at De-
cltUr with VI d CR Il for the West; No. ,
from Nrmpui, connect, at Humboldt and
Milan tor the West; also from points
south for Louisville, at Guthrie vita
vt IN = Il ty; at Lebanon JrncliuN
with Knoxville and Richmond Brarch-
e; at Cincinnati Junction with ]" e.
u l. Il L for tie North and East At
Louisville with L ) Mail Boats tor Gu
|rinnati and with O n NJ lty and J. NJ 4 !
Il Il tor the North, East aud West.
TRAIN No. runs daily from Mont
-omcIl and daily except Sunday from
Memphis, having direct connection from
! Little Rock, and all points in Texas to
louisNillr: connects st Decatur with NJ
y tR Il; at Guthrie with StI : f RS :;
ut Clncincinnati june. with l.. { x |. Il
Il Iortnc North and East at Louisville
with o a NJ and j, VI 4 | X for the North,
East and " est.
TRAIN No. L from Memphis connects
at Mckenzie with \, C& 1T l. R'y Tor the
southeast. From Bowling Green it will
be ran as accommodation to Louisville,
making same connections as MOI.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

Ne MT. WI. AVTUIU' RtT-THI HEVNV TVT
the National Copying Company. Atlanta
ga, is in Winchester, delivering pi'tures
to various parties for whom he enlarged
them. General satisfactioThas been given
Mr.. A. will remain until this evening
and will call upon our citizens. II You
have any pictures OF your iahiIly OF
friends you wish to have enlarged, do not
miss this opportunity. His work is hand
somely executed. Mr.. Arnold will not be
back till the LIST of August. but can return
mixtures by EXPRESS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
To Candidates.

Our rule Is payment in advance" fol
announcements. If we avcdeviated from
this rule in a lew instances, it was because
we trusted the word OF the candidate for Il
few days. The few days having run out
we see no moral reason why we should
continue the announcement, Please take
notice.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

If you want to save labor and money.
read the advertise nent Of G.P Lee in re-
gard to the washing machine he Is general
agent for. and then 20 and buy one, We
do not believe there Is any humbug about
this machine, and Mr.. Lee refers to per-
sons known to us all, who speak favorably,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11
NJ. n. MATTHEWS,


Gg"I,wiS Bond, the harh"r, is pre-
varrd to clean grease or paint from al
kind, of cloth, without injury 10 II,
texture or changing is color. II YOU
have old clothes that need cleaning up
i've him a call He will make tncn
look oaod as NV, and hi, charges ar,
moderate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-11

Na publish with pleasure a commnni'a-
ton, from the Eleventh District, written
by New Correspondent over his real
name. 1t is free from personalities. il III
good taste. and will, we trust, allay the Ill
feeling which, we feel satisfied, he d'd MOI
intend to arouse. let Va have peace.