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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27

They are carefully prepared from thu fin
est selected raw materials; all of the in
gradients are thoroughly incorporated.
and tilry are offered for sale in n finely
pnIyrrihrd condition, simply Repairing 10 be
mirtd wdh rdter, TO tit them for USE.
They are made of the PWGSt lIhitc. and
IN yradationS Of all the leading and FASH
iunabIc IiRtS, Skates aHd Coiors thus
adapting them toaIl tastes and uses.
\ pail of this kHlsOmiur can he mixed
in fire INMATES. \ G-poUnd package will
make Il gallon Of luid hulSominr, which
will cover Il surface Of over lOo square feet,
on II hard lini>iIcd wall, with one coat.
Any further Information that may be
desired, will be promptly furnished by
q. q. PHILLiPS,
Agent tor Winchester, Tenn.
Terms Cash.
Winchester. Tenn. aprll-tt
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Abe Grecnlcc vs.. Henry sanders.
BY virtue OF an order of sale TO me d.
rcctrd. 10y the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of franklin county, Tenn, in tuc above
cause, will offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for NASii, at the Courthouse door
IN " inclcstcr, Tenn, ON
Monday, July list, 1873,
the following described tract OF land lying
in civil district no. got Franklin county.
Tenn E, bounded rs follows. tO-Wit: West
10y duncan. south by j f Gains. east by
VIM WIlcman, and north by Eli sanders
containing II acres.
Levied upon and sold As the property
OF llel.ry Sanders, TO satisfy said order OF
sale. and Interest, costs, etc. sale within
law tui hours,
Tins May Dist, rs.
4. n. ARLEDGE.
may3O-td So Deputy sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27
Monday, July 18th, 1878,

will, on
Monday, July 10Th, 1878,
at 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. $ OF
Franklin county, Tenn. Beginning at Il
stake in the McMinuyille road in McLains
north boundary line; thence south Sillaa
deg west. a.Ong said north boundary 40
poles to a hickory in SAID McLain's north
west corner. thence sodth SO poles and 20
links toa stake and pointers. another of
McLain's corners thence west along aid
McLain's line POS poles to Il hickory in
McLain's line; thence north lOOla poles
to n stake with black and post-oak point
ers; thence east ITO poles to a stake and
pointers ~ poles north of an old field ;
thence north 81 poles to u stake 40 poles
south of a red-oak the southwest corner
of an s0-acre tract Of a survey in the name
of Sims; thence north Stla deg. east 100
poles TO y stake in the center OF McMinn-
vile road so poles south Of the north
boundary Of the old tract; thence along
said road south 1917 deg. west 10 poles ;
thence south u deg, west 46 poles;
thence eOuth 80 poles; thence south S71
deg, west 81 poles to the beginning-con-
tanning $50 acres. and levied upon as the
property of Ed. Bondurant, to satisfy
said ii. f.. 10 o'clock p. M June 18th, rs.
This June 18th '7S.
II. z. STEWART, Sheriff.
iune20-tds III
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Gtrcult court CIerh.

We are authorized to announce All. NJ.
Henderson II candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk Il the election in August. ISIS.
We are authorized To announce II. =.
Stewart Il candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk ut the election IN August next.
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EOI, ~(nHMCGILOr.

We are authorized to announce Judge
AS. Marks as Il canUidate for reelection
to the office of Chancellor OF this, the ltll
Chanccry Division. composed OF tlc coun-
ties OF Warren, Coffee, Cannon, Grundy,
Bedford. Moore. Lincoln, Rutherford and
Franklin. Election in August next.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27

willie Hail. can attribute the non
appearance Of his communication TO
tue fact that we had already put in
type a communication from C." Oi
Salem, upon the same subject.
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ELECTION 1 G ECS.

We are prepared to furnish election
tlckets at cheap rates. Those who
propose to ..%palronize home industry
will please leave their orders with us
next Monday, July lst.
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II. r Moore, use OF /. f. MoSlcy, Guar
dian of ;. a. Cross, V. Il ". lArkins.

II. r Moore, use OF T.. f. MoSlcy, Guar
dian of ;. a. Cross, vs.. Il ". laarkinS.
BY virtue OF two orders Of sale, to me
directed by the Clcrk OF the Circuit Court
of Franklin county. Tenn. in the above
causes. | will offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder. Ton CASH, at the Courthouse door
in " inchc~tcr, Tenn, ON
Monday, Jul, l,t, 1878,
the following described tract OF land ly-
iny in district No. ! OF Franklin county.
Tenn. and bounded rs follows: On the
north by the lands of McCollum's heirs,
ON the east by Mrs HELL and J Allison, on
the south Ivy State line, and on the west
by L \ Hubby and y IL Jenkins and 9TH
ers-cOntaining 2OO acres, more or less
being on the head waters of Paint Rock.
win b. sold to satisfy said orders of
| sales. one for S3Jl % with interest, etc.
the other for S2J35i with interest, etc.
Thi, May Both. ISIS.
IL. =. STEW ART, sheriff.
iuncG9tds So
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27
Fruit ars-Tin and Glass,

oifhe very best and approved patents and
STYLES. All sizes. Also. u full supply Of
sealing wax.
JuneG-Jm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27
LAND SALE.

by virtue Of an execution in my hands,
issued to me BY the Cicih of the Circuit
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee, ON
the 18th day of Junc. ISIS, in favor OF Mrs
Sarah \ Williams against Edward Bon
duraut, | VIII, on
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announcements
Hon, (NUHL,eSS .

We arc authorized to announce Hon
John NJ. Bright \ candidate tor recollection
to Congress from this, the Filth Congress
sional District. Election IN November.
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For Constable.

We are authorized to announce K. f.
Sharp II candidate for Constable in District
No. |. ut the August election.
We are authorized to announce T. \.
Arledge n candidate tor Constable in Dis
trict No. | at the August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27

Mr.. I. N. Arledge announces him.
self for Constable this week. Tom"
is q deserving man, and makes a good
officer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27
. a ting!
ST, !.

Would inform the citizens OF WincheS-
ter and Franklin county that he is ready
to paint Houses. Carriages. Signs. or do
any kind of good painting they may wish.
An experience of fifteen years. in which
time he has made it his study, ought to
Justify him in say ing that his work will be
well done. aud he ~solicits the patronage of
all who want good work that will stand
the test of time. Do not deceived by hum
bugs who do not understand the mixture
OF paints, and who do theil work in u slip
SllOd manner.
All orders lett ut Mrs. Jane logan's res
idcnce OH High street, in W inchcster, will
receive his prompt attention.
). I. LOGAN.
sepl3-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27
COuHtU Court Judge.

We are authsizt Il to announce John W.
Williams II candidate for reelection rs
Judge Of the County Court OF Franklin
county. Election In August next.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27
Fashionable Barber Shop,
LEWIS BOND

Has opened a tirst-class shop in the
brick row opposite tie Home journal Of
Nee. where he will practice barbering IN
ali it, branches. He Keeps everything 70
parlor style. lie has conyeuicnees for all
who wish To wash their faces and
free OF charge. Give Kim a call.
lie /. also prepared to mend broken md,
In workmanlike manner a 10
rates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-27
NJ O T G. {.
A. 3. Embrey ~ Wiley $, Embrcy,

Having bought the entire stock of Drugs.
Medicines, &c.. Of j. NJ. IIutcliDs, will
continue the business at the same old
stand, and viii say to our many friends
and Ole customers that we viii keep u
hrst-claSs stock OF all articles usually kept
by Druggists Mr., Henry G. Johnston
(iormcrly with q. q. Phillips, DruggiSt)
VIII wait on the customers and conduct
tho business. and will carefully compound
prescriptions atall hours.
Respectfully.
\, :, EMBREY & co.
December Goth, 1877.
Wc, the undersigned, take great pleas
urc IN recommending Henry {. Johnston
to the public rs %ahUndantly qualified to
fill the position OF Dispensing Druggist
We regard him rs II young man Of strict
integrity, and "a entirely reliable in all
hi, dealings. D. c. SnAPNRp. NJ. y.
&c MrRErlI, NJ. u.
JNo. VI, %llurCuINs.
&, q. PHILLIrs.
December 10th. 1871.
lpp7
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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 Il Pennington,
will, on
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may 30.td o. Deputy sheriff,

W, Ransom vs.. John Dotson,
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to mo di-
rcrtrd by the Clrrk of the Circuit court
Of FrlukIin county, Tenn. in The aboNc
carsc,l will ollcr for sale to the highest
bidder, for ASH, ut the Courthouse door
in " iuchc.lcr, Tenn IN
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the folIowiu ing described tract ofland ~
ing in civil district No. ] ct Franklin
county. Tenn, bounded rs follows, to-wit:
North by the lands OF W Il Motlow, south
by " il>On, east by Motlow, and west by
aid MISUNDERSTANDING - acres. more
urlrss.
Levied upon rs the land OF John Dotson.
Sold to satisfy said order OF sale, interest,
costs. etc. sale within lawful hours.
This May 10Th, rs.
Z. n. ARLEDGE,
may 3O-td So Dcputy sheriff.
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Jas. L. lIatcllctt vs.. John II. and ". Ii
Martin,

Jas, J., lIatclctt vs.. john II. and W. II.
Martin.
BY virtue OF nm order Of sale to me di-
rcctcd by the Clerk oftilc Cilruit Court of
Franklin county. Tenn, | will ofrr Tor
sale, to the highest bidder, for CASH. at
the Courthouse door in the town Of " in
chester, Tenn, ON
Monday, July lst, 1878,
the following described tract OF land. IT,
ing in district No.. of Franklin county.
Tenn: Bounded on the north by " Rog-
rrs and Motlow, west by | J Gardner, aud
east and south by q W Motlow-contain-
ing go acres, more or less.
Levied upon and will be sold to satisfy
said order of sale. amounting to $227 80
witt. interest. costs. &c.
This May 3Olll, ISIS.
ii. STEWART, Sheriff.
juncG-tds So
National Republican., 1878-06-06
EORG ETOWS NEWy,
GRAIN ARRIVALS.

BY canal-Boat NJ. {. Boyer, W. with 1900
bushels OF wheat and tvc tons of hay to J. q
& J. NJ. Waters; Medley, with | 400 bushels OF
wheat to E, d. Hartley and 1900 bushels oil
wheat to Il. NJ. Talbot
RIVER FRONT
Clcarcd-schooner j. r. p. Moore, Causey
Sn ow HILL Nd. with coal.
MARINE DISASTER.
Captain Taipey. Of the schooner Clara L
Sim pson. which arrived At this port yesterday
from the KenueOec River. reports that he
passed a schooner Of about 500 tons burden on
the Both Of May Of latitude 3O' 80 longitude
72' So, with her bottom up. He sent boat "a
her, when II was discovered that she was
copper.bottomcd, painted green, marked
thirteen feet to upper ruddcr. brace. pine blauk.
ing starbOard streak bottom bolted throu gli
for twenty feet and riveted She is in the way
Of passing craits and dangerous to navigation
GEORGETOWN PARA GRAPHS.
The pump on the corner of Fayette and
Seventh streets is out OF repair, greatly to the
inconvenience Of the residents Of that neigh.
borhOOd, as they are compelled TO go several
squares for water. 1t should DO repaired ut
once.
The revival services at Dunbarton Street NJ
Z Church were largely attended last night
Mr. Harrison will continue his work In George
town throughout the present week.
National Republican., 1878-06-06

Mr. +. T. Harris, of the Imperial Hotel bar.
ber.'Aop, and president OF the BARRIERS Relief
Association, writes a card in reference to an
article in Tuesdays Post, headed The BarJors'
Battle" In which he states that hcnrtic'c was
grossly calunIniOus account ola picnic held
at Gales Woods by the BARRIERS Relief A.,o.
citation. Instead Of any unusual disparity in
the numbers of the sexes, there We're present
the usual excess Of ladies' oil Of whom were
the wives, sisters. and friends oi the members
ot the association. The only difficulty occur.
ring during tho day and evening was an Al.
tempt at u disturbance on the part Of an ont.
slider. which was speedily checked by tho ar.
rest of that person at tie instance Of members
Of the association. Lieutenant johnson and
others can bear testimony to the exceptional
good order of the gathering As president of
the association. he knows that the p,J', state.
ments are false, and had existence only In the
reporters imagination.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOFES.

Miscellaneous matter oil third page.
Regular Congress report on third page.
-Roosc sends New York papers In advance.
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page
The walks In Judiciary square received a
new coat OF gravel Yesterday.
The high wind played considerable havoc
with the many spring hats out yesterday.
The Washington aud Georgetown Railroad
Company have commenced running full sized
dOubctcam rars OH Fourteenth street.
If the children are allowed to play in the
j street circle fountain q brick or concrete
pavement should he laid around it. instead Of
having tho grass worn down and killed. max
lug very bad appearance.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
TILE ERE DEPIRrMENT.
Meeting OF the Conmissioncrs-So Leaves
of Absencc for tho Eiremcn.


The Board Of Fire Commissioners met last
evening. Present, Commissioners Collins,
president; Reed, secretary; Bacon, Quantrill,
and Hume. The report Of Chief Engineer
Cronin for the month Of May was submitted.
showing that during the month there were
seven alarms Of fire. one Of which was a test,
for fires. which involved an estimated loss of
-, 500. fully insured. Private clerk Of engine
company No. was transferred to engine com.
rany No |, vice Private Schneider, Of NJ. |,
to No , During the month all the old and
condemned material At each engine and truck
house has been turned over to the property
clerk
Engines Nos |. .. 3 and 5 and reserve en-
zine require ordinary repairs.
The report Of Superintendent Miles Of the
Fire Alarm Telegraph, stated that tho appl.
raius was IN good condition
\ communication was received from Mr. +.
:, H1igsOn, detailing needed repars ON engine
houses Nos |, 2. and aud the truck house,
and submitting estimated costs Referred to
the building committee.
Applications for positions in the department
were received from Joseph W Sorrel. Charles
Ash. George II uarbaugh. James Nolan.
ind John p. Bremen.
40 LEAVE OF ABsrHcE.
Commissioner Quantrell offered resolution
that the officers aud members Of the Fire De-
raitment be, and they are hereby. granted q
leave Of absence for ten days with pay. com.
mcncing from and after the ist day Of July.
ISIS. provided that no more than two mem.
berS from each company shall be allowed a
leave Of absence at any one time.
Chief Cronin remarked that such measure
would cripple the fire department..
Mr uuantrill said that members OF other de-
partments had annual leaves Of absence. aud
he thought 1t but tair that the fremen should
have It.
Other members Of the board stated that the
tircmcn already had many holidays, and that
whenever q member applied for a leave Of ab.
sencc, II he could be spared, It was granted
aud that the department was too small to per
NIT the granting Of leaves OF absence as pro.
posed In the resolution
The resolution was rejected. Mr.. Quantrill
alone voting for its adoption.
The committee on buildings recommended
that the communication from Mr.. + ). Hodg.
son be referred to the District Commissioners
with the recommendation that the repairs be
made without delay. ~ ordered.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
LegnI separatinn Grnnteh

Justice Macarthur hHs granted decree Of
divorce, in the case Of Margaret T.. Kreamer
vs.. George W. kreamcr The complaiuant's
maiden name was Margaret p. Ryan, and the
parties were married June u, ls72, by Rev.
Father J. J. Reaue, of ST. P,trcks Church, in
this city. They lived together until about
Slay q, 1873, when he deserted her. The
grounds set forth were intcmperuncc, cruelty,
aud non'support. She was given the custody
Of the two children.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
Attend the Auction Sale
Watches and jewelry. 6lO Pennsylvania avenne
Jurors Drawn.

The following names have been drawn By
the clerk of the court for jurors for the June
term Of the Criminal Court, which commences
on the 18th instant:
Grand iurors.-J. A. Van Dorcn. 205 Penn
,ylvania avenue southeast John @. Judd. lI2i
Eleventh street Francis Heyer, 500 L street I;
Samuel Howard, III Bridge street. George.
town James A. Marceron, ilG Fourth street
southeast William J. Siblcy, F. between Sixth
and Seventh streets northwest; Frederick
Pilling, Eleventh street and PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue. northwest William Powell. 1880 seventh
street northwest; Thomas p. Morgan VI. be.
tween Seventeenth aud Eighteenth streets !;
s. T @. Morsoll, 92l NJ street northwest (;
Samuel Watts zoos Ninteenth street northwest;
Henry Burrell. POLL New York avenue Sebas.
tian Aman, 3l6 Ninth street northwest Henry
o. Johnston, io2 Third street southwest; Isaac
n. Cary, S2l Fourteenth street northwest !;
George W. Neal. 80 Montgomery street. George.
town William II. Waters, 1872 Delaware avenue
southwest; Samuel G. Middleton, 9i2 l. street
northwest; Z. c. Clements, 1916 Eighth street
northwest: Samuel Pumphrcy, 1907 Four.and.
a.hali street southwest; Samuel Bacon, log L
street northwest Joseph G. Carroll, ll0y Third
street southeast; John I. Norris, 45 Montgom-
ery street, Georgetown.
Petit jurors.-Bushrod Robinson. 900 Penn
sylvania avenue; l.. !. Fletcher, 1922 B street
northeast; J. A. Clark. 30l Second street north
west + Fleishell, els Thirteenth street south.
west Thornton \. Jackson, 2l9 Third street
southwest; +. l.. Hume, 6lj + street Chris.
| tian Rupert, i03 Seventh street northwest ;
W q. Phillips, , street northwest Clement
Beckett 3? Bcall street. Georgetown +. ".
Sclhausen, 722 Seventh street northwest /;
Richard Posey, 1923 Fil:h street; c. +. Yoder.
202 Z street northwest; d. +. Bigelow, Arling.
ton Terrace, Il, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest; q. S. Wormloy, 1873 l.
2 ~ II. 4.
street. Georgetown J. II. Wilson, l25 Green
street, GeOrgetown; Z. n. Thorn. 1915 n
street John Alexander. 1881 Pennsylvania
avenue Benjamin Mccoy, 306 l. street north
west John X. kroh. III Gay street. George.
town. II. c, Hepburn, 9+3 Maryland avenue ,
LeonihAs Scott. POS Fifth street southeast
William smith, ~ West street, Georgetown
Allison Nailor, jr., sl5 Ninth street northwest
Il. I Burroughs, II Congress street, George.
town John Berry, county, near UniOntOwn.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
COnp's Great show

The great equcscurricuIum aud college of
trained animals, known rs W. c. Coups Bran
New Show, will exhibit in this city, on the lot
Immediately in the rear Of Masonic Hal, dur.
Ing the coming week, commencing on Monday.
Mr. Coup enjoys weIl.estabishcd reputation
AS a successful caterer to the wants Of the
wonderloyiug world. Tho exhibition lie is
about 10 AFFORD to the citizens Of Washington
Is represented as u complete Justification Of his
fame. The jungIes Of the Orient, the pampas
OF the OccidcHt, the gloomy depths of the ma
rine, aud the inaccessible heights Of the A!pino
world have contributed their rRIest inhabit.
ants to the array Of wonders included in
CUup's great show
National Republican., 1878-06-06

IL that Is Communism, then am a Communist. 4"
Here In the District they were forced to pay
taxes to support the Government, but yet had
not the privilege Of voting for even one Com
missioner. The power Of the capital kept the
masses OF the people Of the District Of Colum.
bia tn subsection to It's will, from tho building
Mt the other end OF tho Avenue. II was recom-
mended that the police force should be cx-
tended, but, In view Of the extension, their
pay was to bc reduced.
The more work they imposed upon us, the
less pay they wanted to give for IT, Why don't
those economical people reduce their own pay.
lie referred to the bill presented by tho
letter.carriers for an increase Of salary, which
had been on the public calendar for six or
eight months. The bill Of the employees Of
the Government Printing .Ofiee asking for an
increase Of 10 per cent bad also gone into
chancery to slumber until some more liberal
gentlemen got possession of that branch OF the
Government.
In concluding he said that he hoped all
would enjoy liberty. and that the cry of bread
or blood" would cease in this country for ever.
more.
MR.. J. W. REYNOLDS,
the president Of the Dricklayers Association,
spoke OF the eight-hour law, and related the
experience Of the committee that waited upon
the President in relation to the Cight.hour
law, and said he believed the President was
| IN tavor OF enforcing the law. He spoke also
of ,he habit Of placing West Point cadets as
supcrintendents of skilled labOrors.
DISTRICT SUFFRAGE
Mr.. Lafayette Bingham offered the follow.
ing, which was adopted:
Whereas the people Of the District Of Columbia
are liable To all the penalties and obligations IN
loyal support Of the Government Of the United
states, IN common with all other citizens of our
vust Republic. Therefore,
Be II Tcs0,led. That, in Congress enacting the new
law for the government Of the District we demand
the right and privilege. through our suilrAges, OF
choosing one OF the Commissioners provided for
governing the people Of the District Of Columbia.
sl0-only sl0-ony slO-only Gloomy slO--only
slO-for genuine SIS Cashmere Suit HABLE
National Republican., 1878-06-06
HOME AND TRAINING.
SCHOOL.
Meeting OF the Board OF Managers-The
Work During the Month Of May.

Meeting OF the board OF Managers-The
Work During the Month Of May.
\ meeting OF the board OF managers Of the
Industrial Home aud Training School was held
yesterday afternoon at the Home, s0I. | street
northwest. DR. Bagwcll in the chair The fol.
lowing officers wero present: Mrs. Sarah Hard.
mond, general manager Mrs. Jane C. Hits,
treasurer Miss VI. A. Hammond. correspond.
ing secretary; J. +. Bruce, recording score.
tary; Mrs Martha Clark and Mrs. Helen vii.
son.
Among the invited guests we're the follow.
ing; Professor D. c. Granderson. Mrs. DR..
Lawrence, Mrs. A. NJ Meix,sil. Mrs q. E. Ba.
ker, Mr., and Mrs. p, OBrien. aud Mr. X. Mey.
enberg.
The secretary reported tji72 as the cash re.
'cipts from all sources during the month, and
the expenses S9375. leaving au Indebtedness
for the month. OF April and May Of 81 90.
Tho general manager reported the number
| 0f meals served during the month, 2,II0; the
number of applications for work. 2l2; situa.
tions furnished for women In the city aud else
where. d women employed at the Hmc, 10
garments made up and given out, I3; Value o!
provisions Of all kinds contributed, SOSO5.
The following is list Of the monthly sub.
scribors Mr.. and Mrs. General lIitz, Mrs q
Z, Baker. j. W. Coomwell, esq, Mrs Berry
Mrs DR.. rurvis. Mr. Burlew, Mrs Scott, Mrs
! W. r. Johnson. Mrs Donaldson, L. {. Doug.
lass, and Mrs Mickey.
Among the contributors whose names have
not been before reported are Luther p Vyles,
furniture; G.. u. Pearson. butter; J. NJ
Luuckton: milk J. T. Varmett, meat Mr.,
Cushing coffee Charles Kettier. meat i A.
Dunn, meat and X. Meycnbcrg. dry goods
The meeting was addressed by Mrs. DR.
Lawrence, who spoke in glowing terms Of the
work Of the Home and In the close rendered
her assistance in aid Of the managers. The
managers are arranging Tor a series of lectures
for the benefit Of the Home. Mrs DR.. Law.
renee Mrs. \. VI. Mcixsell. Dr. Bagwcll. and
others have consented to speak. of which due
notice will be sivcn-