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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-05
FALL, 1873 !!

IL ALL, 1910
w e arc pleascd to announce to tho
buyers of Winnsboro and tho County, that
wca now receiving ono Of tho largest
stocks OF
DRY GOODS,
Shoes and Boots,
Hats and Caps,
Ready-Madc Clothing,
Yankee Notions,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Woodenwaro,
Groceries, &c.
Ever offered in this market.
30.
1t shnll bo our aim, as heretofore, t
sell rs low as the lowest
In short, don't intend for any one to
60 away from Winnsboro to get cheap
goods. Call and examine our
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Nashville Market.

-Flour-Supcrfne. s. 20; extra, 50 %
family. So; choice family. 50 %; fancy
81 -; patent process. s..
Wheat-No. :, 81 lOal Is; No. 2, 81 GOA
| 05; No. J. 81 10al -.
Corn-Loose from wagon, Ne; sold
sacked in depot. 52c.
O~ats-Sacked and delivered in depot
IS cents.
ilay-Timothy. STAG 90.
Bulk Mrats-Clear rib. 63sc: clear sides
G5sr: shoulders, sc. al! packed; &c less
in ear lots, loOsc.
Lard-Hart " HcnSlcy's Snowh Ike Pas
try. %ticrces. SO; buckets. 80; prime. in
]tirrcn>. 33sc; prime steam in t%icrceS, Size
PeanGts-Common, soc; prime, Doe
choice, 60.
Dried Fruit-Apples, Sc; peaches. quar-
tiers, 3l4r; halves. 1 &c; peaIen. DC.
Fratiicrs-Strictly chUi'e. lOr.
Butter-Common, lOc good, 10; choice
zoe.
Chickcns-18a2Oc for hens; young, lOa
l2lsc. ACCORDING TO size.
Turkcys-Gatlsc gross.
Eggs-From first hands. Zoe; packed. IL.
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Hon. a. s. Coiyar.

This distinguished gentleman, who
was a member of the last Legislature,
made a speech at mi Courthouse last
Monday, and it had a very visible CT
1ect upou his hearers, and it VAS warm
" extolled. lie presented the follow
inc points as the basis Of his speech:
|. That no proposition was bcl're the
Legislature; that the Governor convened
the Legislature to act upon Il w ceil'H
proposition. but in tact it turned out t!at
those who claimed to make Il proposition
only. claimed to represent s2''UOUOo' oht
did not, as it was afterwards discovered
represent that much and that the hlgih
tax members who stood upon the hi%h
ground of paying the whole DEBT Mn!SS'
the proposition came from the DohoiiolH-
ers to compromise were put III the rIu'cu-
lous attitude of claiming that ~ per cenI
of the bondhollcrS, without the consent
of the other nine-tenilS, mlShl u'aNc n
binding contract tor AL. ,
2. That the low tax men brought the
proposition of this 10 per cent. down from
60 to 80 per cent. when the higli TAX men
had demanded a settlement At 60 cents be-
cause nothing better could be done,
3. That il the Legislature was right a
year ago, in putting the State tax down
to 10 cents because the people cOl'la slailI
no more, the same state of things sun eN-
listed. and the people could not stand al
increase to 80 cents, which 1t WotId tth'
to meet a compromise ut 30 cents on Il'
dollar.
4. That the people are reduced to eN'
IRENE p0verty by the money power ano
have no net income. and are not required
to give up their private property to pay !
public debt.
3. That the men who are louGcSt u
the If demands for Il performance OF th'
States obligations are the very men Wn'
have encouraged the Government 10 rLo
late all the obligations made with tl'
people. ,..
6. That the people must have relIcl II
some way before they can agree 10 pay
promptly the interest OIL GO or even % pc
cent. OF the debt; that to compromise ant
then refuse to levy a tax to meet the III
terest. would be to add disgrace to imam
cial embarrassment.
Z. That when we get relief, and the le"
islation of the country looks to the inter
est of all classeS-nOt the b~0ndloider
aionc-wc can afford to compromise IN
debt and pay interest according to on
ability hut in any compromise MADE !
win be equity and justice that the bond
holdcrs'shal bear their part of the gene
raj shrinkage in values. a, this rulnou
shrinkage Is the result of litigation MAJ
Tor their benefit.
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announcements
COURty C0urt Clerh.
IttOdUcU General.

The Sixth judicial Circuit, composed OF
the counties OF Grundy. Warren, coffee,
Frankliu, Lincoln, Moore and ianBUrrn
We are authorized 10 announce N. j,
George, OF Lincoln county, Il candidate Tor
Attorney General Of this cine Gth) JUDI
cial circuit. At the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce W. II,
Francis. Jr, OF Winchester. II candidate
tor Attorney General of ibis the SIKH
Judicial district. Election, lst Thursday
in August, 1873.
We are authorized to announce Andrew
b. Woodland. OF frtlevillc, Il candidate lOl
Atlurney-Gcncral of the 9Th Judicial Cir
cult Ut the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Scott
Davis, of " mcncStCr, Il candidate for At
torEry-GcuCruI Of the G.l Judicial Cir
cult, at the ensuing August election.
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GROUND.

At the foot OF lookout Mountain, near
Chattanooga, Tenn e, was fought many Il
hard battle during the war.
On that same ground. nearly forty years
ago. a victory was gained more glorious
than any gained by orr armies. A RENE
div was there discovered for liver diseases
flat excited the wonder OF scientific men
and physicians. Purely vegetable. it cX-
rrlIpd in curative properties the mineral
drugs. such as calomel, and was as harm
less TO the system and almost "a pleasant
IN the taste as coffee. This world-lamols
remedy is DR. a q Simmons Vegetable
liver Medicine. manufactured by NJ a
Thedford Il CO.. Chattanooga. Tenn. 1t Is
for sale by } NJ IlutclIins and GG Phil
lips. Winchester. TeEn- who have also
some trial packages which will be given
TO all applicants free OF charge.
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Franklin County Directory.
MAGISTRATES.

MAGISTRATES.
1St District u i Merritt, y r Martin,
n Forbes. and " W Martin.
2d-A w Barb"e and j II TAYLOR.
SIC " Bowling and A W Collins.
4th-G " simmons and Martin Mason.
5th--Wm Grccn and TIl0S FoSt r. IT..
Gth-AL Wiscmnn and j " Frame.
1th-H V Alexander and W " May.
Sth-B b Knight and Il Il Powell.
9th-b ; Long and IT tinney.
l0th-Wm Drlzcli and Al Hines.
lith--John Thurman and J 4 SkidmOrc
l2th-Wm Gip>on and VIM Prince.
i3tIl-W NJ Sells and simpson West.
l4tt--R A OVERLY and & W Byron.
l5lIl-,i A Ford and } Is Hud"ins.
Meredith Carter and q / Morris.
l7tEl--W Il GOSSig" and q GG'ilhrrt.
!etl-CC Rose an q Il Fairbanks.
CouNTY OFFICERS.
TT Finch, Clerk & Master OF Chancery
Court.
WV Estill. Circuit Court Clerk.
Glenn Arlcdgc. County Court Clerk.
Nj Martin, Register.
RJ Turner. Trustee.
Ill Stewart. Sheriff; j w Bennett, j
7 Fitzpatrick, " l. Eyrom, and Ii Hall,
Deputies.
IT Merritt. Coroner, AID Ranger.
FIT Estill. Entry Taker.
sc IIoYe. Notary fuhlic-Sowance.
N Forbes. Notary Pubiic-WinchcStcr
Iom Arleige. Jailrr.
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We make several new announce
menls of candidates this week.
VIM. B. Martin for Circuit Judge,
and Andrew b. Woodland for Attorney
General. They are both prominent
members of the Fayetteville Bar, and
most worthy gentlemen.
Mr.. Scott Davis..,s prominent lawyer
ofour town, announces. for Attorney
General.
Mr., X, f, Oakley tells the people he
10 a candidate for Sheriff MIR. Oakley
has been u Justice Of the Peace for six
wears, and was Postmaster at Decherd
for four years, IN bolh positions DONG
himself much credit.
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DEATH OF A. BUTTERwoRrU-A
telegram to Maj J. l., Ba"eh, Of orr
town, announces the death OF his faith
erin law, Mr., Ashton Butterworth, at
Manchester, England, the 28th instant
at the residence Of Edwin Butterworth,
a brother of deceased.
Mr. Ashton Butterworth was very
well known TO our people. lie had
many friends. because he was always
honest, prompt and generous in his
dealings, and we speak from experience
on this point. lie WAS very public
spirited, and was worth his weight IN
gold to any community. lie had some
enemies, because they did not know
the man. He was about 50 years old
when he died. He and his wife were
on q visit to England, his native coun"
try. and expected 10 return soon
Peace to his ashes.
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FROM DECHEItD.
DEcHERp. Tenn, Jan. IS, 1873.

DECHERD. Tenn, Jan. Is, 1873.
Editor Home journal:
We have but little to communicate this
week. Drcicrd Is as quiet as any place.
save the rumbling of freight trains rs they
90 laundering by, heavily laden WIN
freight o full descriptions. 1t looks quite
lively and interesting to see the iron horse
snorting along, bearing his heavy bur
den, and leaving Il great long stream OF
black smoke behind him. This all looks
very well during the week days. but we
do think that, especially on the sabbath
day. like all other worldly business, II
should be suspended.
Dcchcrd continues to improve a little,
Some new buildings are going up at pres
cnt. and the prospect is that two or three
more residences will be built in the
Spring.
Wheat is looking very well in this vi
entity, and some OF our farilersare pas
turing their wheat.
The young folks Of our town amuse
themselves By having singing parties, so
ciablcs, and every once IN a whilc Tue
.,fantasti.'' Is shook up pretty lively.
The health Of Dcchcrd is pretty good at
this time. save bad colds. Now and then
YOU see a fellow complaining Of having
the hollow head. and we gncss some OF
them come very near telling the truth.
Talking about biz hogs, Robert Hines
brought one in which weighed on the
scales here 700 pounds gross. lie sold it
to Mr.. b. thurman, who shipped it.
The tri-wcckly train, rs it is called II
making its regular trips. 1t is quite a
convenience. especially TO drumIncrs III
the mercantile line. Nhctncr 1t Is ply-
ing institution or pot we cannot say bMt
one thing we do know: That MIR. w."
| Tucker. about rs clever Il man as ever
pulled a bcll-rCpe, is conductor.
Mr. u. l.. Haynes is the polite, clever
and accommodating conductor on the
Winchester d Alabama line. n.
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From a card in the Home Jonrna! II
will be seen that Capt. W. T. Tollc,
will address our people next Monday
in Winchester. upon the State deol'
We hope he will have a large crowd to
hear him. lie was n member or lhe
last Legislature, and a very influential
one. We hear it said that he was as
good q speaker AS there was IN inc
House, and no member is better posted
upon the great question he proposes
to discuss.
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Eircuit JuROe.

The 9Th Judicial Circuit, composed OF the
counties OF Grundy, Warren. Coffee, Lin
coin, Franklin, Moore and NanBnrcn.
We are authorized to announce W. l.,
i. Jones. of McMimnvillr, a. a candidate
for Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, at
the cn.uing August election,
We srciauthoriA"dtto announce Wm.b
Martin. OF Fayetteville, \ cnndidale ioI
Judge OF the 6th Judicial Circuit ut tn,
ensuing August election.
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Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate OfC. VI. Wiseman. deceased. to the
Honorable Coanty Court for Franklin
county. Tenn. all parties who have claims
against said estate are hereby notified To
file their claims. duly and legally anthem
ticated. AS required by law. with the
Clerk of the County Court for Franklin
county. Tenn. within the time prescribed
by law. or the same will be forever barred
This January sth. ISIS.
u. ". BOWLING, Admir-.
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The race for Attorney General prom
ises to be a lively one, We have an
nounced Col. N. j. George and Major
Woodland, of Fayetteville, and Capt
W. r. Francis and Capt. Scott Davis
of Winchester. And we guess va
shall have he pleasure soon OF an
%nouncipp one or two more.
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ShelW'.

We are authorized to announce Joe
Iurnry a candidate tor Sncrif Ut Franhlin
county, Election, lst Thursday in Au-
gust, 1873.
We are authorize TO announce i. 7.
Long (Dcttcr known rs "Buu' Long a
candidate Tor SIcrIl at the election in
August next.
We are authorized to announce X. +.
Oakley Il candidate tor sheriff of Franklin
cUuuly ut the ensuing August election.
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The weather is beautiful now, aud

The weather is beautiful now, and /
| it should so continue for several days
our roads in Franklin county viii be-
come passablc, This reminds US to
say that it is a wonder our County
Court does not levy n tax upon prop
e.ty IN order to keep our roads in
good repair. The present system OF
making men work so many days in
the year is n farce, and it is unjust.
and under it we need never expect
good roads. 1t is unjust because good
roads enhance the value Of land, and
those who own wagons and stock are
the men whose wagons and stock need
good roads, and they ought to lie taxed
accordingly. Men Who own no prop
crty care very little whether the roads
are good or not. and, feeling the lnjus'
tlce done in making them work the
roads, they seldom care to DO good
work, but merely want to kill time 1t
a special tax were levied, and men paid
so much a day to work, We could eX>
pect good work and good roads.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31

The Supreme Court has confirmed
the sentence pronounced by the Clrcu''
Court Of this county upon Brown 20
bic, the colored preacher who muir
dered Felix Gardner, another colored
man. in this county. June %. 1876
and Coble will I've hung on the l4th o
March next. Judge Turney delivered
the opinion. When asked whether
Coble had anything to say why SEN
tence should not be pronounced, tht
doomed msn said:
Yes, sir, when you confirm ina
ilipment Oh me YOU confirm it on ar
innocent man. The evidence on rec
ord may he such as YOU gentlemen arc
compelled to affirm it. Bat there Is
one thing | can say. made my peace
with God several years ago, and am
ready to die if l has 10 due, and al
that l hope is that my case will be the
last case in which an innocent man Il
hung by 4 judgment that will be con
Grmed on an innocent man in tins
whole country"
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PUBLIU SPEAKING.
W. j, Slater, Esq 4;

W. j. Slater, Esq
Dear Sir-plcasc announce In Journal
OF next week that | will address the Reo-
pie Of Franklin county on the question ol
The State debt, next Monday. February
lth--pnrticularly on what transplrcd II,
the recent exlra sessions Of tile Leglsla-
ture, Respectfully,
Jan. 18th, 1873. WIN. P.TOLLEI,
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

This will he n year Of much goo'
feeling and sociahility-thcre Will be
SO many candidates for the various
offices. We are always glad to meet
candidates. Ou office is always open
10 them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31

The Buckeye has virtues which lie
inthe bitter principle called Escu''n'
which have been utilized for the cure
of Hemmorrhoids. or Piles. IL suiier'
ing with that disease, use TabIer ;
Buckeye Pile Ointment, only 90 GENTS
o bottle.
For sale by G G. Phillips, Winctes
ter, Tenn.
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Knights Of Honor

All the members of the Order are earn
estly requested to attend the regular
meeting next saturday night, NJ business
ofimpVrLance VIII De Transacted.
Il. G.. lIANDLLI. Reporter
Winchester, Jan 81, rs.
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ssaro and Colt for Sale 4.

will sell, very cheap, a nice mare
and colt. The colt ia ten months old,
and sired by W. B. Grsy's fine horse.
The mare will work anywhere.
W, J. SLATER.
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Ltrcuti court CLrrH.

We are authorized to %oun A. VI.
Henderson Il candidate for Circuit, Court
Clerk 1.-THE election in August. ISIS.
We are authorized to announce II. i.
Stewart Il candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk ailthc election IN August next.
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tUHn;y Superintendent.

We are authorized to announce n. l..
Owen a candidate before the Magistrates
OF Franklin county tor the office ct County
superintendent OF Public schools.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
D, ,s-c No.2 No. 4 Nos
"t''' ''' '''o' Daily. Daily. D0ily.

TRAIN No. : from Montgomery con
meets at Cairra with IA DR. Il at De-
catUr with VI 4 CT X for the West; No. 2
from Memphis CONNECTS at Humboldt and
Milan tor the West; also from points
South for Louisville, at Guthrie with
1T l.& 5 Il R'y; at Lebanon ~JtNctioH
with kNoNNilIc and Richmond Branch
c~; at Cincinnati Junction with J.,
d l. L Il for tie North and East; at
Louisville with [ ; Mail EoatS tor Gin
ciunati and with . Il VI R'y and J, NJ Il |
Il Il iorlhr North. Fast aud West.
TRAIN No. ! rum daily from Mont
gomcry and daily except Sunday from
Memphis, having direct connection from
Little Rock. and all points in TrNa. TO
loui.Villr: connects At Decatur with NJ
tR Il; at Guthrie with st Ia ; + Ky;
ut Cmciucinuati June, with /. G ~ l.R
Il tor the North and East; NJ Louisville
with OK NJ aud j, NJ u | Il for the North,
East and est.
TRAIN No. & from Memphis connects
at Mckenzie with y. CN 1T l. I"y for tie
Southeast. From Bowling Green it will
be run ~ accommodation to LOuisyillc,
making same connections as Not.
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Attachment Suit,

Lcnchan. Williams Il Co., vs.. George /.
Jones.
The plaintiffs. on affidavit that the de-
PENDANT is indebted to them. and Is Il non
resident OF this state, having obtained
lrum the undersigned Il Justice of the
Peace, an Original Attachment against
the estate OF the defendant, rcturnahle re-
fore me or some other Justice Oi the Peace
tor Franklin county, Tenn. and the same
having been levied on the defendants
property. 1t is therefore oldered by me
that the defendant appear before me. VI.
e.. Forbes. Justice ct the Peace tor the
county of Franklin, state Of tennessee. at
my office in inciIeStGr. Tenn and in
| said county. on the 18th day OF February,
1873, TO defend said attachment suit; or It
will be proceeded with eX partr. Ii is
further ordered that this notice he pub
!iSl,ed in the Winchester Home journal. u
newspaper published in Frankiin county.
tennessee.
Witness my hand, ut Office. this January
2lst, 1873.
NJ. C. FORBES, j. Z.
ian2l.4w
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County Court Land Sale.
J II. Bvrom W. Emellnc Byrom Of MS.

G. II. Byron w. Emelinc Byron ct MS.
By virtue OF u decree Of the County
Court of frnnklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nouncCd at It's December term, ISL, d.
rrctInn the under signed Clerk to adycr-
tlse AID resell the land purchased by John
NJ Finncy IN the above cause for the pur-
chase money, Will on
Monday, February 18th, 1873,
offer for sale to the highest ana best bNd'
der ON a credit Of one and two years rX'
rrpt the sun often per cent, 10 De palu W
cash on day Of sale, without u" 'qlllIS o
redemption, the following described Iol I"
land, lU-wit;
lot No, g. bAundcd t. followa! Begin
ming at II double po-toak Eollh east cor
urrOf tur lIcseHilh llsateroll occupant
claim, running west iua steep hollow tIGll
ran, INTO .!Och Greek thence down SiIl
rrrrk to the mouth of the first branch he-
low llc house on the Solitl sue OF silu
creek thence up said branch n lcw poles
to Il beech, hickory and persimmon, mark
plus corner trees GA said branch, on the
south boundary Of rlIe cid occupant claimj
thence east with the creek toa white oIk
thence with Il marked line to two black
wHlnuts; thence north up the Holluw 70 4
stake and black walnut pointers; thence
east to Il black oak in the east boundary
line; thence north to the bpglllnlhG-cOI-
tanning 20 acres, more or less
Notes viii two or more good and sol
vent surcties will be required oIlhr pllr-
chaser. and Il lien retained anti the Wholc
o. the purchase money Is pad.
Witness my hand, at Office in WlnrhcS-
ter, this January 81, ISIS,
CiIEM. ARLEDGE T., CLERK.
By I'D. Arlcd9c, ID c.
innQ-llt llL.
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From the 18th District.
Editor Home Journal

Editor Home Journal:
The health of our district il good.
Ptoplc have gone to work in earnest.
prcpsring their lands for oats and corn.
The second session of Centennial Acad-
envy opened with 81 students. we are N
deed prOud of the success OF the school. II
has added new life and energy TO the
farming interest in this vicinity. We rise
earlier. wet about quicker. pIOw deeper,
work later. and keep everything III better
trim than III the days OF the Old log Sclooi
house, where they sang geography ana
worked difficult problems in mathematics
bv the kew, always had two hours to play.
and the balance of the day to do nothing,
cxccpt when it came TO ones turn TO get
n logging. There is now living in our
midst a clever. reliable citizen. who tells It
for a fact that in his hoyhood days he
spcnt one ten months session learning to
number bv lcttcrs-l one. III two. III
three, but always broke down o n ~ four;
he saws what time he was not on the
dunre-hcnch that he was repeating ! 0nt.
two. iii three. but never did master "
four The idea now Of having one OF the
best schools in the State where ie ana 9TH
ers of his schoplmatcs graduated, is an in
trrpstinT transition.
VINO NOuiu "ullpI ~ tS hh'ifS WV
old lirhtning-rOds taken from our dwell
ling5 and patent rods put up. 10 pass
one mans premises out here one would
be srcmindcd of a wreck Of The Atlantic
cable. It looks impossible TINT Il Y one
little house ever had The capacity tor as
much wire rs WAS taken from one last
week by the employees of Mr.. ). II. Tyler,
the present undertaken Of the business in
Franklin county. After rodding II stock
shed, the points, pieces of rods. whole
rods. and other fixtures that | have no
name fol-. were scattered promisCnolSly
over the place. The County Court. with
a small, appropriation, conl easily be fur
ni.hed enough out OF what wa left to rod
the Courthouse | think il quite likely
that it would not take it all. but perhaps
the balance could be utilized tor other
purposes. This is no burlesquc on light
ning-rod men. especially Mr.. Tyler, for he
is a nice gentleman, and puts mp his new
rods IN Il nice. workmanlike manner; but
the boys dis employccs) became, Iiogustcd
at putting up old rods. In fact, they are
too fast; but we put it up that the cOun-
try folks did not feed well, and they want
ed TO get back 20 town. But, by-tle-by,
they are two as nice gentlemen as We ever
had about Us. All know Ed. 70 be a good
one. aud Il fast worker.
January oath. 1873. n.
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trustee.

We are authorized to announce R.
Turner a candida e for recollection a.
Trustee of Franklin;coun. y, at the ensu-
ing August election.
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QUERY: why will men smoke common
when they can buy Mirburg
bros. seal Of North Carolina at tn. same
~;..g." ja3,-ly =
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Non-R Resident Notice.

G, Il. Cochran ct ais IS. j. X. Pearson
and others,
In thj, cause it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Clcrk Il Master, from the
compartments till, which is sworn to, that
defendants. John +. a Peter lltmrr, are
nun.re>iiruls Ot this State, being citizens
OF the state OfrcNa-, and that the ordinary
process OF lrw cannot be served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for tour consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. Il new paper published in
the town OF Winchester. Tennessee, re
curing defendants to appear before The
next tenn OF IN" CNanrcrN Court to bc
hoIdcn Ior III, county OF GrUnIy az the
Couri-room> in Tracy City. I,nn., on the
lSt Wednesday AFTER the ID Monday in
April. 1919, ana make defense to said BIN.
or the same will he taken for confessed
and set for hearing cN plrtc rs to them.
This January llH, ISIS
K. B. ROBERTS, C.& NJ.
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