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The daily gazette., 1880-01-01

Culture happiness All those who
have the future happiness of children at
stake, should know that DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup contains nothi ng injurious.
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Personal.

Mr.. j. d. Canning, the popular insur-
ance agent, is again connected with the
Insurance Agency of Thomas f. Plum
mer in this city.
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ghe @aiIg Gasetts.

COUNTY treasurer Herbert is In this
city to-dsy 10 pay the interest on the
county bonds.
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Il LGaOLess List.

ARRESTS BY THE POLICE URING THE
MONTH AND YEAR.
The following are the arrests by the
police, during the year just clio sed, the
totals being given by months January,
1856; February, 149; March, 189; April,
100; May, 175; June, 220; July, 225 !;
August, 1856; September, 179; October,
2O2; November, l76; December, 1856 !;
total, 2314.
The arrests during December amount
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Not wfthout Permission.

Buy DIR. Warmers Flexible Hip Corset
OF Russell a spencer's. Price-s Doc. 2ttf
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FIRST EDITION.
WILMINGTON.
Past, Present and Future.
THE GROWTH OF A CITY.
How the City Has Grown I'm
Thirty Years.
THE GROWTH OF A CITY.
From $4,000 TO $4,000 Population.

SOME FACTS AND FIGURES OF THE
PAsr-How THE HILLSIDE CITY HAS
GRADUALLY SPREAD ITS LIMITS AND
INcREAsED IN PoPULATIoN-A 10
CAL HISTORY WELL WORTH PERUsAL
AND REFLEcTIoN.
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SOUTH WILMINGTON.

The history of South Wilmington's
growth Is so recent and rapid that II
need not be repeated here. This suburb
sprapg into existence from the establish
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n Hint to Mr.. Tyyeie,a,
NEW ADvERTIsEsIENrs.
. OTICE-DlVIDEND,

N orIcE-DlvlDEND.
UNION NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON, t
December 8lst, 1879.
The Directors have this day declared a
dividend OF five per cent, out of the
prohts of the last six months, clear of tax,
payable on demand.
JOHN PEOPLES,
jan.1-6t Cashier.
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NJ OTICE.-Notice is hereby given tina
IN the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of THE Wilmington Navi-
CATION Company" will be held at
ton, Delaware, on Thursday, the fifth day
Of February. 1880, between the hours OF 2
and O'Clock, p. m, for the purpose of
years, and one Director to serve for two
years. JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
janl-wtm. President.
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N OTlGE;1DIS SOLUTION OR 90
In PARTNERSHIP.
The co partnership heretofore exisffue
between the subscribers, tFaatnE unAer
dissolved, by mutual consent. The bnsi-
ness of the late firm will be settled BY Mr..
by VIM. Q. Murgatroyed, at the Old dsEzSnd,
No. 5l3 Shipley street.
ALLEN SPEAKMAN.
JOSEPH SPEAKMAN.,
jan 1-tf
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IS and 50 cents; reserved seats for sale at
Q. Il. Thom.ss ~ Co. janI-4t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15
Notice to Delinquent Tax-Pay-
ers for Back Taxes.

By virtue OF the authority given TO me
by the Comptroller of the State. in pur-
s,lancc of the Acts of the Legislature of
Tcnnrs see. and in accordance with the
decision of the Supreme Court in the case
of The State ct ais. vs. Martha w Duncan
ct. ais which declares that the State has
first lien on real property in this state
for taxes that are past due going to the
State and county where snch real estate
hu, been sold tor such taxes. which said
lien is cnforcible by bill In the Chancery
Court, md for the purpose Of saving the
owner, OF such property the costs incl
dent TO such Chancery proceeding IN per-
fecting such special lien, | here by give
notice that am authorized to receive the
original taxes so due on the property that
has been sold for such taxes together
with interest thereon ut the rate of six
percent. per annum from the,late of sale,
and the fees due 10 the Clerk and Collect
or of such taxes; and ! am further an
thorized to issue. upon the pay ment or
such taxes. interests and costs, Il certit-
G te of Redemption for said land that has
been sold, wlich,w i'll he Il full satisfaction
of the said original back taxes.
Thi. publication is made to save delin-
Quent back-taX payers costs and the trout
ble and expense of suit In the Chancery
Court in enforcing such special lien.
Ills March IL, 1850.
ZIP. STEW ART.
Clerk Circuit Court.
marlS Franklin Co.. Tenn
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-s.IaLLE-

TIlS INSTITUTION. FOR LADIES
l. AND GENTLEMEN, begins it, Sec
ond Scholastic Year with Faculty ct
seven teachers. September LIST, 1879.
ADVANTAGES :-LOration for health I'M
surpassed. and easy OF access from all parts
of the State.
No,mg. earnest and able tea ,hcrs in cv-
cry department..
Classical. Scientific and Irrcg ularcourses
Of instruction.
Special advantages in Music. Vocal and
ln>trunrmtal,l Pcumanship, oOk-hcrp-
Ing. and Modern Languages.
cheaper board and tuition combined
with superior school room advantages,
AIMS: Thorough and Symmrlr real GU
turc OF Body Mind and Heart; the watch
word being, 4 True Manhood and True
W OnIanhoOd.
God places brothers and sisters IN the
same family. and by placing boys and
Iirls in the same S'hOnl. the boys are GEN
tier and iii, girls stronger, while the NOR
ais aud manners OF both are purcr and
better.
The instruction is given by teachers who
have warm hearts to welcome and willing
hands to help, ana is thorough. careful
and complete,
The complaint so often urged. that
teachers in Colleges are slaves to routine
that they blinlly inll"N prercdcnlS, and
never originate or adopt n"w methods, can
not be made against Winch strr Normal.
She has fresh Young life. does not ron IN
the old ruts; but is guided by lar%" anG
liberal ideas. while possessed ot force of
will to carry them out.
S,I. mi. N
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15
COMMUNICATED
Editor Home JOurnal:.

An effort was made by Capt. Duiield at
the last term Of the County Court to eX-
tend the lease of the Normal College
building to % years, but the proposition
was rejected. Another effort wns made
in The afternoon by Mr. james Davis to
extend it SO years. making IS years in the
aggregate. but this proposition was re-
jecte0 also, Both Of these gentlemen
stated that they were notrcqucsted 10y the
teachers to apply for an extension OF the
lease, and the reason why they made the
application was because the building
would have to be enlarged ut cost OF sew
eral thousand dollars, owing to the rapid
increase in the number Of pupils. The ie-
lection of the application ailorts no evil
dencc Of unkind or ungenerous feeling on
the part of the County Court toward'the
teachers of this College. They have Il
lease now that has about Ia years to rum
and before that time expires the lease can
be renewed, provided they de>iie 1t and
the County Court thinks itwould Le Co..
duciye to the interests Of the people. No
one would object to II lease for SO or ~
years If we could keep TIL. present faculty
there ali the time, but the very Fact that
this is world in which nothing is certain
but change should adnonish II, to be very
slow in taking sub steps ms this. Some
or our LAWYERS say the LOLnty Court has
no power to lease the Academy building
at all, but whether it has or not 1t seems
to us that ten years is long enough Tor
amy me time. CITIZEN.
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Our readers ure aware that the Home

Our readers are aware that the Home
Journal is very much opposed to the
election of U. s. Grant for Presilen,
of this republic. We are opposed to
il. not solely because of his political
a associations and the scandals of his
two terms as President, but because,
mainly, to elect him for third time
would be to break down traditional
usage which has become, as it were
pNrt Of the Constitution. We really
think if he should be elected third
time he will hold the office for life
and this republic will pass into mon
arcby as France did under Louis Ma
pDleOn, who was elected President for
tour years, then elected President
again, and soon after was proclaimed
Emperor. But our opposition to Il
third term does not lead US to think i'll
of the splendid reception the great
General has met with in the South, es-
pecially In New Orleans, where he met
with the most brilliant fete the Cres-
cent City has ever accorded any one.
The hospltalities shown him we're be
You'd precedent But we do think the
ministers o. the NJ f. Church were
guilty of contemplate toadyism and
objectionable SIN when they stretched
out flags across the street in front Of
the church, decorated it inside, hung
an oil painting Of the General back Of
the pulpit, and invited him to seat i,
the pulpit. Grant curses, smokes
drinks, aud ia not free from any fail
that attaches to human being. TIC
thus honor him is to make mockery
of religion and the church. Shame
shame!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

Hon Jordan Stokes. in speaking 0!
the means Of enforcing payment al q
judgment, says: 81, cannot be drniet!
but that the public lands hcI0nging t"
the State, and the Hermitage properly
the home and burial place Of tie
great Andrew Jacks0n--cun be levied
upon aud sold by virtue Of an eXecuN
ton issued from Judgment against
the State; and it is not certain that the
State Library, the property Of the lu
sane Hospital, and other property in
like condition, are exempt from levy
and sale in the same way Aud lAis
would be right. |. Tennessee wants 90
disgrace herself, let her be forced to
pay her debts Wy law, just as she for, es
Observation-Disclosures own citizens.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

We are pleased to state that the cht
log ues, Intended to advertise Win
hester an,l vicinity AS Il summer re-
,rl, are about ready for distribution
Il. persons WAC feel an interest in the
ro,pcripy q. our immediate section
,ould call upon G. G. Phillips Or j
Baush and get as many copies as
ne, think they can advantageously
islrbute. If we expect perlty w
iust work.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

A correspondent OF The Nashville
American, writing from Hurricane
Springs in this county, says:
Living near this place is man
named f b Fariss, who. perhaps, has
the longest heard o: any man in the
South. His whiskers are heavy. and
from the point of bis chin to their ex>
treme length measure four and a half
(4I) feet, and reach, when comhed
out, halt way between the knee and
ankle of their owner. who is b feet in
height. This astonishing length Of
beard has been grown since August,
1872, at which time Mr.. Fariss shaved
clean. He is now so years of age. and
was horn and raised IN this county of
Franklin. He has heavy head of hair.
Hair and whiskers were both once
raven-hued, hut are now mixed with
gray. He should GO TO Nashville
Centennial as side-show.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

Hon. r. X. Byrd. of Kingston, is a
candidate for Governor of Tennessee.
He saws:
81 have been solicited by many OF
my personal friends and large mum i.
her of State Credit Democrats and Re-
publicans to announce myself candi'
date for Governor of your Stale upon
a State Credit and honest platform. In
response to these calls, as well as To
my own wishes and aspirations, | an
nounce myself as candidate for the
Democratic nomination, upon the con
iilion that the party. at its coming
convention, shall adopt an honest plat
form aud State Credit policy. In the
absence OF such party action, l could
not accept a nomination ut his hands. y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

We wish we could have "b:g
how" once-in awhile in Winchester
Tut our Puritanlcal law kers impose
20 heavy tax upon amnsements OF
bis sort, thus forcing them TO steer
lear of US. We hope our next Legis.
,lure will repeal this illegal way OF
Fyjng to raise revenue. A circus and
|lrnaserie now and then would make
ur little ones happy, and give us all O
title necessary recreation. Besides,
food show always puts money into
CIRCULATION. .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

W. W. Coles show, which will be in
Nashville the 9th inst. will contain Il
man and a woman who are pr"noun-
ced to he the largest couple on earth.
Each one is eight tee, high, lackin. an
" half an inch. The manager backs
his assertion with $4,000 that thej
ace lust what is claimed for them.
Their combined weight is one half ton
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

Rev A. II. Faris, the eloquent and
worthy pastor Of the M L. Church in
our town, was married W cdncsdaN, the
ia instant, in Nashville, to Miss Sue
ChappeIl lie and his BRIDE are now
in Winchester, and no one who knows
Mr. Faris will fail to wish him and his
"beltcr,hall' all the JOY possible i'll
this world, just rs we wish.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

We ito not helieve there Ia nnnlcr,
''longer headed lawyer in Tcnness"
than Col A $. Coyar, We do wisI'
the Home journal rnn,d have afforded
space tor the publication OF all the
able articles he has written IN rrgaro
the State debt and the responsibility at
the State. He has shown conrlusi,cl
that, while the State eanno, e sued,
she entered into contracts before the
rrrcal Of the section permitting snit-
against her, and he ask, these signlf-
cant questions:
| When the State got an extension OF
her debt tor forty Years, agreeing That II
should m the duty of the Treasures TO set
apart for mat erciasire prrpose so much o. ne
rerenues rs may be ncccss ,ry 10 pay the
interest. Is this II rontrac,
2. NOtw Outstanding the State cannot he
sued, can the courts compel the Treasurer
to execute the contract and set apart the
revenue!
Aud yet there are men who talk
about not pay ing the State deb. ana
want to ride into "tllre by appeaIlng to
the pr,jndiccs Of the people against
the bondholdcls, who, it must he ad'
mitted, invested their money in bonds
our State issued, and ,heSe bonds were
based upon the pIighled honor Of the
State, and recognized AS valid by ON"
Legislature bilet another until the dc.
mon OF reputation entered into the
last Legislature.
Aud then these flee Sc, kers say the
railroads must pay the debt II so,
the State is bound to pay back to the
railroads the money they paid for our
bonds whcrcwith TO pay their IndeDt
ednCss to the State.
Let US lie honest. | unable To pay,
say so, but don, 90 back on honor.
- s..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

The late cold weather has certainly
lied all t1e peaches, albeit we hear a
lew say to the contrary. This is very
evcre upon our county, because the
each crop is an important one.
Wheat has not hecn injured. or ii 1t
as we have not beeR Informed. Our
is'rict correspondents must post US.
Without more freezes aud frosts We
hall have an apple crop.
Grapes have al been killed. but
hose who know all about THE delicious
|rnit tell US that a second crop will
Fome in this latitude, but not SO good
IS the first would have been. We find
ome consolation in this, because We
we're anticipating largely from our
Erape-vines this year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

sB" Prot. A. Jourdah is prepared to
give French lessons to II few more pupils.
Ills classes are making fine progress.
References Gov. Marks and lady. DR..
Murrell and lady, }, l.. Baugh and lady.
W. j. Slater and lady. NJ. =. Petty and
lady. b. ). Henderson and lady. DR.. c. j.
Baird and lady. Measrs. Embrcy aud sons,
and Misses Maggie March, Ida leicber'
and Melissa Merritt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

NJ Iome journal will be issued
x, week, on account of bringing out
he paper in new dress. We will
Ave to REJECT advertisements and make
|,ber important changes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

The Summer Resort Society will
,ect at the Clerk Il Masters office
night, and on Thursday
isht o, every week hereafter until
,ther notice. All who are interested
the object for which the Society was
,taLlshed are cordially invited to at
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

We cannot give the proceedings of
|ur last County Court this week, rs we
because they have not yet
zen fully "wrl,ten up' by our Clerk.
vim do SO in our next.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

Our good friend, Mr.. X. f. Sharp, is
MI quite sick a, his home some three
tiles from Wnchesler, and he has
lany friends who are anxious for his
.covcry. He IS an honest, noble man,
nd one al the best officers we ever
AL. As Constable, or deputy Sher-
I, he has no superior.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

Gy- For good whiskev, brandy. -ag
Es" wine, gin, rum ale, &C., call -s1T
Re- at Tom. j, Moutgomery's Sa .asg
Ey- loon, on the Public Square ~
GS- The best of beer always on ~
GH" hand. Also. the finest stock .JF
Gt'' OF tobacco and cigars in the .9I
Gf- market. Oysters. sardines -8g
ES' and crackers in abundance. ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

Mr.. j. C. ,Qulddy will preach in
he Robe:t Donnell building, in Win.
hester, n, IL O'Clock next Lords day
bornng. Subjec' What must do
b he saved?
April 18th. 1850.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

Last Sunday morning James & Ay
delUtt's wareroom at Tu,lahoma was
entered by burglars, his safe blown
open, small amount Of money stolen
and his papers and books burned and
scattered Suspicion pointed to
ward three tramps, who had been
seen in that town the evening previous,
and the officers of the ncighboring
towns we're notified. Monday morn
ing one of the tramps entered a store
at Cowan and bought pound of pow
der, when they were all Immediately
arrested by Mr.. FL. Pennington, our
district constable. They were search
ed. and upon their persons was found
full set of burglars tools and the
money, which the owner Identified
They were taken TO Tullahoma iOl
trial. They gave their names as John
son. Harris and Ames.
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MASONIC

Stated meeting of Cumberland Lodge
o. los, +. A. NJ, Saturday night, April
lth.
1t is hoped that all the members will be
resent.
BY order of the W. NJ.
W. l.. Buckley, Secretary.
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For Chancellor.

To the voters OF Warren, Coffee. Cannon,
|rundy. Bedford, Franklin. Lincoln
rutherford and Moore counties: hereby
Especially make known to you that | am
candidate for Chancellor of the Fourth
division. which position | now hold by
Election Thursday. Aug.
iSS0. JNO. W. BURTON.
Nurtrcesboro. March ., 1850.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

All kinds of the best of Jeans, Lin
eys, Shawls, Blankets, &c, of the best
(ateriaI, constantly on hand at the
inchesler Wooden Mills. which will
|e sold cheap for cash, or exchanged
~ wal
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

Although have said would nor again
Inn for reelection to the ONCE OF trustee
h Franklin county. yet because OF thG
ERNEST solicitation of 80 many friends
|irldto their wishes and hereby announce
Lyscll candidate,
- RoBERrsoN j. TURNER. .
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SPECIAL TAX.
MAYORS OFFICE. April It'll, 1880.

MAYORS OFFICE. ApfIT TN, TSSU.
At a regular meeting of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen of the corporation
of Winchester the following Ordinance
was adopted:
That Il special tax for street and side
walk purposes be assessed ut ~ cents on
each one hundred dollars worth OF proper
ty. and 80 crnt- on each poll. And notice
Is hereby given that at the expiration OF
t, irtv days this lax will b" collected.
NJ. &. FORBES, Mayor.
y S. HENDERSON, Clerk.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce John ,
,rn,r,, candidate tor Sheriff OF trahklill
n"tv. ut the election the first Thursday
h August next,
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Fog. Trustee.

We are authorized to announce Al
kkidraore IL candidate for trustee o,
Franklin county at the ensuing August
lection.
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For Representative.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
bin Il. Dcas)ey AS Il candidate Tor re-
|ecti,n 10 the office of Representative OF
rankin county in the lower house OF the
lest General Assembly of the State OF
tennessee. Election Tuesday. Nov. I'd.
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Adams, Throne Il Co.vs.J. W. Power.

Adams, Throne Il Cows. j. W. Power
By virtue of decree VI the Chancrry
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nounrcd at its January Term, 1850, in
above cause, will. on
Monday, May 81, 1880,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Penn. sell to the highest bidder, Tor
CASH the undivided one fourth interest
ofdclenlant. j. W Power. in and to the
lands drscribrd in the plea'Iiu%S. situated
in the 81 civil district of said county. Inc
first tract contains five acres. adjoining
the huntsville road and the land. Of Dr.
II. G.. ". Grants heirs, and others. lhr
Second tract. adjoining the liuntStilit
road and tn lauds OF II. q. Blanton
irs. and others. containing 2lig acres
| The third tract, adjoining the lands % Il
&. Banton. deed, John StoNall and 9th
crs. containing !05 acres. And the fourth
tract. adjoining the town of salem. being
the lot or cn bought by & W. Hunt FROM
John X. Patrick. containing two acres
more or less. 4 more particular deacrlp-
, ton will he given on day of sale lidcslred
! sale will he made to satisfy cOmpla II
ants debt and costs.
| This April 81, lSS0. :,
| I. II. FINCH, e. 4 NJ.
aprS-tds 9Ip
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Country Produce Wanted.

will pay the highest market price. IN
merchandise or cash. for Ginseng. Fcatli-
ers. Wool. Rags. iron. Copper. Brass. Bees
wax. Tallow and dry Hides. delivered at
the store of \. &. Piunlrr.
marl5-3w, MIKE PIUMlEE.
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we are authorized to announce IL. r.
,tI.v candidate for rejection TO the
|u;,e 81 Sheriff OF Franklin county, at the
hsuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce "lll'an
Prince, Ed. candidate for Trustee OF
Frnnklin county II. the ensuing August
lection.
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We are authorized to announce w. +.
merry A candidate for Trustee of Frank
In county at the ensuing August election,
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The new telegraph line is going a.
rapidly. The posts and wire will be
erected through Winchester to- day.
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We are authorized to announce d. VI
louston a candidate for Trustee OF frahk'
| In county at the rn. uinT August election
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ON THE ROAD!

WYATT \ FEW DAYS and see D. j.
w Baugh's new styles OF Dress Goods
all colors-B untings, etc, etc. Nee
line OF Brocaie, st ipcd and plain SIN
Trimmings. nobby Buttons. Fringe new
style Prints--clcap. cheap. cheap! !
Ladies' Hats, more new shoes. Ladies
Misses and Children's Sandals. BE sure u
see before purchasing. >. L.. BAuih.
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We are authorized to announce II; " :
|mIth "A candidate tor Trustee of Franklin
Lupty, at the ensuing election.
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MI otalI1c Gases,

A. cheap. or cheaper, than the same cai
be bought in Nashville,
TEL have all kinds of lumber fer sale,
at the lowest market prices, ard, Ms
have II Saw-mll OF my own. can fill any
olqlcron the shortest notice. Orders lett
ut III, shop will meet with prompt nttcn~
ton. My mill is in operation mt Thur
mans Spring. (W illams' Cove! aboutiivc
miles from Winchester.
aug23lv
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E, G. MARKS, M. D.,

Respectfully offers his professional ser,
vices to the citizens Of Winchester and
vicimity.
t3s Office in Col. II. r. Carr's building,
Just abovrJ l.. Baugl,'s store.
April 90. 1879.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-04-15

We are out of wood. Will our wood
4shscrihers think Of usy