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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-03
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tauunS Der Wutaucros uno Wicnterep
Giieubabn 1T ON 1. Dejember osrd ben
@cup. @cnjales BON Eamaulipas im
Beiiein eiuer srceen Wenfbenmense
geuadt roroen. Gm Nbens fanb CUR
5eier bes @reisni0es I'M Guiiuo elm gat
fatt. '1'. % n@
= Sn auitin III elm sewih.r 5isam
@orb scn 1aps &runtp auf bic Nntlase
eerbaftet mrrbeu, 30. Sspf gieb, Sic fd
in ieinsw 8e1e ssfanbeu, in 1urnett
@uuntp seRoblen ~ baben. y 3 .
~ Der eiebiihe Setretdr Der Nuftinsr
gauz uno 3eibSeieai&af!, Der na& Msri.
CO eur&rannte, bort einSefansen uHb aus<
9elefert muree, wiro nnn pielleiht nod
ats freier Wlann mad, Werico suridsez
(didt werben, ba infer Yertras nit
Werico bic Auslieferuns BON Tericnsn
perbietet, bic Gi9entbum unteridiaeen
oser Seftobleu hateu, bas pripatp,rfonen
gebSrt. Die NnwdIte 8Ianhorb's wer=
ben stefen Ynntt int Diitrittseri9t GEL
.tene MAIDEN. isl4Uts y t2!S
= S'Driea uno WanoerbSff, 3uei nit
benz, Ntlaben BON Giientabnidienen te=
iddftiste Nrbeitsr am Babnbci in Dali
tas lieben cine Sdiene fallen, bic ben eiz
men Tu6 S'Brien's beinabe bur Afdnitt
uab VanberbSf ben 5uts brad.
- Der in Der l1msessnb BON 5eulton
tpobnenbe Neser Jauies WtahEelo per>
fudte cine aite Sliute abjufeuern uue ae,
brsuGte 3u bieiem 3mede metrere 3anbz
biit&ea. Als Nqes Hidts beGen polite,
ieste Ct ieinen Miunb an ben gauf, UNI
Eeies 6alien biuaussublafeu, ais; plSelid
|ber S&ub logging. Mapfelbs aopf
wuroe iu Glide 3eridmettert.
= Sn 6errpiue ftarb Nusult Robbers
nah pisrmSdentlidem 9rannein an Der
Eridinoie. aud feline Trau uno bic bier
Rinber lie8en an be,ielben Rranfbeit bar=
nisber anp e. 1T ueuio AusHat pprban=
ben, ba6 bic Qeeteren am Qeten bleiben.
= Durd Dallas pai7rte am /. Elm
SswiRer Sims nit feiner Trau unb ,pei
timber auf tem Bese bon Sberulan n4d
0arten, Sosque gsuntp. Der Mann
er3dblt ,fulSenbe .@efdiHte Ycr unee.
fdbr Sabrem ma4te er Banierrctt une
serlcr babel iein games gernlSsen. @r
f9ldte istne Trau 3H idren @ltern 3urad
unb peripru4, iie nidt eber mieber ab,u.
bclen.. bic er ftd in snten gsrbaltni1en Sc.
fnbe. Sims gins an bic Mrbeit, bis es
ibm selans Elm 1eines @eIdift az erSli=
nen unb jebt 1T er tuieber elm permSsen
Der Mann. Die @ltern ieiner 5rau, bic
nate Shernlan wobnten, maren inswi=
iden Sefprben une bic 6rau lab fid sez
nSthiSt, in Dienif 3u eeben. Da erbieIt
lie bic Nahridt BON ibrem Wanne, bag
It min irieoer I'm @tanbe iei. iie anltins
big 3u erndbren unb am 1. reiite bas
Yaar mad Der neuen !1eimatb in gosque
Counts al.
'-G Die Mifcuri, &anias uno 9eyas
Dabn 8iebt fir ben Dinter @rcurfcns=
Eidets bon st. Houis mad folsenben
Yldsen ron 7eraa ~ naGfclaenoen
Raten aus: Nad 4uilin unb ,u,ad 40
Dollar, mad @alOefon uno 3urid AZ
Eoaar unb' mad Saa Nntonio uno ,urad
SO Touar. Il
: Sn Dallas nurbe Der paHaseasent
Der Obio uab MiiFiEppi Babu psrbaitst.
neil er bic Drnmmerfeuer ni&t be,ablt
aatte.-Die poti,ei bat bic (immtli&eu
SpielbSQen in Der Stapt seidlcNen.
|. = Die Giienbabnsase laufen iebt tag.
LID imiihen-&ue -une Snbianola,
ScnntaSs ausSenenmen. Die Dam.
pier perloiien Saciauola Wi,tmcds uns
Sonnabenps.
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unbewubntsn JliseIs. @tstnsallerisn
!isfsn stnasum, an teren @aulsn plumpe
'iaetnerne Wappenldtlber ttnssn. @unp.
I'm unter einsm Steineanse faubsn Ger.
aiimmflte mprlds Statusn unb namsnloIe
6raufntiiffrn NIT 9&ueppenbaubsn rbsr
Dtahem. aIlt
Der SaltsQan,muree aus leinsr Wot=
nuns sspc&t, aus bertn se0fneten 2tiren
br Duff Der s.ttisen MasI,eit uno BE
Ntmufpbart ron uns,liifteten Gseertstten
sbersctquoa.. x34 }tsll'1
Gr fibrte bic beibsn 5rsmbtn In BE cse.
rtn 8dums, nit isnsr mafhinenmabissn
Dtnrstersitwtaiafftt, bic fi& IN Sl.nen
ists au uunnern fdstnt, ,pte man 70
tumm ftin tSnns. 70 oltss @eriimpsl en-
suf&auen uub haiar nod Elm 9rinfssIp gu
seten. t. @
(Gprtf.tnns fplst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-03

Gin moberner Blaubart. 8cn
BEN iaaeif veriforbenen italenil1en
Staatsmanne Baron 8ieajoIi weib elm
Yiosrapb bic foleenbe f&auerli&e Wdbr
3u er3dblen !: Man wirb ialt an bas
Wabrden bonn Sitter Blaubart erinnert,
wenn man Seu Der @efanseutdaft Bort,
in welder Baron 8icaieli ieiue eisene
Srau Sabre lang fdmadteu unb enblid
peridu.adten lief. IS mar Sifentlid
per6reitet ea6 Die iunae Srau, cine ses
borene 8uonacorii. pel9e Der Baron 0e=
beirataet bate. als He nod taum benz
3lcfer entwadien mar. lur3 mad Der @e.
turt ibres e,fen TSdterdens iid auf bas
Galtellc Brclir sufiidsesosen babe, um
nur Der Gr3iebuns ibres &inbes 3u leben.
Sn einsepeibten freijsn gait 20 iesccb
fiir un3msifslbaft. baB bic unsliidlide aui
,bem einfanien ntittelalterliden @1lcfe
be Nualen elmer turh roffinirte Mabre.
Seln reriditften @inferterung 3u erbul=
rem bdtts. Der Baron ipu mad bieler
Seriion feline iunse Trau III '1drtlidcn,
Ginsernebmen nit einef,i Dritten N6er=
rafdt, BEN Serfiiersr. .pufh einen Bifo.
leai4ue i'm Duet seitraft nnb ieia Weit
~ elmer art acknowledgement ieins ser=
nrthelt babsn. Gue 3immer, ,pelde bic
iunse Grcu in grslio. pobin (ie bei Nadt
unb yfetel iiterfabrt msrben mar, bepsbn=
te, ade 60. fibsre, sc,l&e Fe burGpan=
tslte, iraesas ale einsise 3ierbe bas Bib
ieres 0eliebtens ibr einlises SAn,ud,
Gin WebailIon. .nnb sic Tellsr, psn penen
ie iYeife. alle fein Bib. ysn Yertrau-
ten Diensrn tss 8arnns Tag unb Nadi
umSeben, bau,it ibr-ein Selb1more un=
msatit semud,t wi,rbe, purse fe i'm
tiefiten s&meisen tebieut. Nn4 ibr
@atte fab ibr. tuann er nit ibr fpeife,
ltumm sSeaibel5 fie talt uab bSbni(d,
muifsrnb. unb bic 5rau bat bis ju ibrsn,
1cbe. ben Ton elmer RsaI &enltimme
niat ulebr sebSrt. Das mar Sic 8ade
bes sstrdntteu @atten.
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SofeRD &am0a'S @Ahle

In Vtu- Braunitls matlt lsbr eates Rora.
nns 0sissamstl nne seriauft Ia aro6eu
Quaatttdtrn Ia be umssSsnb. -''-
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Sd bGrte 70 ptsl liiter bi, -g.rptenae
ess 6opitn Bitter fprshsn, unb msine
Graa, wel&e fortwatrsnp mspe,initr unb
uumo6l III, psranlabte mid, ibr weldts
IN tefurseu. 50 ttat ss, I'm Datne
wtseer btbambusssb ,u wsreen. .AtrtM
frsnt mt&. itr tvu sDtusn gttaal 10 ID.
ben, esnn na&bsm fs 2 Wonats lang
bas Bitter gsetraudt bate. mar Fs turirt,
uns bsfnttt itt isit BEN ieBtsn Is Wona
ten uobl. Sd ltsbs dnsn iolGsn Sum.
tusS. s. !. ct. paul. .51t
~ !i4<!.'>sy ''''Yionsr Drsb.
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(Gsrtftsnns fulst.)

Das 3eusntb etnes Ar3tes.
Sd tei&etatse ttsrmtt, bas Id felt 81
Sabrsn praftt,irenber Ar3t bin uno pab
Id iiir plsle aronilhe Sale In meiner
Yrarts Barners 5afe Sienep uno etuss
Guse empfebls. Nuf msinsn Natb er
ttslt o. %. Stammi. Nebafteur Der Sn'
euftsa! @ra, Nlbta, Soma, bisiss msrtb'
pulle 5eilmitteI. q. q. NamfaY. VI. D.
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2uYerld1lia 1T bic 6eilpwtuna

- 3upsrldf1s iit bic 5silwutuns be.
y r2lnafefis." 3man,ieidbrise grfabruna
nit bieiem Silstet' ihsn Wittel, tas f1t
oem Gdmurrtoical. qsiptnbtn CUR duber.
li&sn Gnweapuus barbi,tst. BAT feline
3uoerlaiFsteit CUR @snise be.pitisn. Die
S6ahta pua 3u $1.00 in alien Mputbe.
ten 81 taten. proten taYpu werbsn aui
patientenssludt, bas an .. N.uaastsrs
s. Co., 1or 394e, Nsm gort, ,u riHtsn,
tofsnfret suseldidt.
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Der srOBts Vcrratb pom D inter-.
anl.aafn iiir 6srrsn une Rnausn N
tst psrtn &. WoliiOn 3u fnbsn. 81 bat
nsr prsssrlirrtse @aafn. aIes nad r.r
ntusittn! Nose onssfsrHet an 1aut.
Nud sSintsrbitt fino In sruBer Nuswatl
oortanbtn. Dte Damn fneen In eem
stranmiSsn @eiddltslotal be- 9.rrn
s9otffon feline Sbawls, 1a&er, 'ausse.
ssi6ntis Rleieerfcfft .. ,u nod ME base.
tpsisntn nieesiSsn prtiIen. Der StOr.
ossm beltsbten Stnittwaarsnbdnblers III
Don Ncr9ens bio Nttnbs ipat BON Sau.
fern aassfiiat. sia Bewsis. eab bas Dub.
lttum bic gortSeile wabrJunsbmen sust6I
pelhe 6srr Dolkon bistet. s'4
1911. tlwuw M
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Seeer, Der einsn- ,BIatsransas nj.
tttBStnt, iollte ,a S6ram & Gu. aetem
Dtfle nnternebmenben 8aumIsute per.
tauftn tire Dinttrmaarsn u ben nisbrta.
fen Drsiien, be ie In bitFs,r @taet fir
quite Waartn be3ablt tpurbrn.
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Ginen Austnslid s5rt. Semeta,, nj. .r
raf& ben Des gum 6auis stnfhlus, nur
ttn AeGstn, tas Fd eann Ia Elm &n&.n
yerpanbsite. tlnb ME sr wister auf Der
fStrabe mar, tSrte sr einep ra{Gsn
tsSkrttt anf hen psreorrten 3weisrit ets
0oIt5ossns. Damn bSrie sr elm. putt.
Ybsiisrs, lrsifGsnbe gtmme. Gr manste
siIA nm ,pns fas bic Satin am Dalt iaums
.lteten. bae .6aar Nib ,urGdssworf.n.
bas @sHtt ss,j r:t eit 5ans mad bfm
SHlciie obsn auSseRrtdt. Du 6Auft
- f&rie fe - Id nfie Is isbt, Du
sb,R sesansen usstn bsr blonpsn griffin
IA oten atr wsts Iir, sas ih's wsiS
gaBsrpstttn fouf Du unb Ysratbsu, su.au
lid Did une bas ssrba6te sRtib antss
meine 6stIe befomme mda MIR Uctl
sndsis f.tn .s
Nnita srtsb ,ornis brobsi,fdae Sasa
Ntss BE 6itEse irar idda lpsrtaat. ',fxs
biz stelit, 10 sie Dtrns sttanssn bate,
''s aa -, ..e..a ! n.r,.s ly.tl III a.i.n.
fainmsr itsr BE sanis qAnsf&Aft Der.
trtittt.
DER Usrss unS fila asft StaSen iAsu
(sbr frab mad ssm SAIohs.
Die ,wsrstalte Ssssnpirtttn In fdmu.
tissn RAttssrfst ais mtt RuA fdmutiee.
rsr 9la&ttants umealisyte gbie 0ese1 Nj
sins ,usrinslidt Nik isss ssrf,faA sin
D,abaid brett IN taltsn. Dte Straes
bur& bas Dssf uns sat& ssm Buas VA,
tsrde ~ tiFtesftspS, Retf ,itisrts asI
bsn ODD. nne auf ben GsbifAsn. DIR
aDss ~ d BEN Bah BEN Berg tiaau|
lidbtste i'd mstr nHo mstr, nnb ysijsasl
Gstsedtsa tsitu ~. i tjtss man fam.
Gine 9sljtssppe, BE xayfrnnttetl nit.
ten aaiSssssa 0Sssasn tseSaa. Iarjis Sss
brsitea See ,sm G&lsGe tebentsab Al
anb fdtrte Strtet In ben 3of ~ altsn.
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q. cfp8Fe un6 &Ihnp

gDir smp'nsen bsute psr grprtb elm.
prahtpcle auswatl feiner Damenslcais,
Wtantel. Die mir isbr btqts Ysrtaufen. Die
Manttl Rnb ftbr f.in unb mir nlaute,,
uns bie Damsn bisrburd bsioubers saraui
aufmerffam gu madsn. j: "a y e..
s. Sosts u. S5bne
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Z e&ram s. 60. ssrtaui.n so
Stts meme inobtrns. ltinsns Damsn. 2ra
ssn une Naaf&etisn. BIZ SO Gsnts wsrtb
aap, fur 20 esntt. Rommt unb bsfa.
Ast eititleen. T'"o
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-11

There IL some tfi"rt being mace 10
advertise Winchcster as q summer re-
sort. At least we know OF one mali
and he IL one Of our best, most enter
p-isiug and puhlic-spirited c'''zens-
whose heart seems anxiots in the mat
ter, as his heart is in all matters "'
general good. We shall have more !"
say mex, week in behalf Of this move
which meets our full approval. We
lrave nice h3tel anil plenty OF nice
boar ling houses in Winchester. There
10 no reason then why Winchesle'
should not be crowded with visitors
the coming summer. Nature has done
enough for US. aad II a little energy
were shown at once in the way OF al
vsrtising our advantages we all Will b'
benefited.
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Ten nessee Iron Production f..
A Big Enterprise on Foot NJ Cowsn-Two
Coke Blast Furnaces to be Erected
ut cost of $4,000.

Messrs. W. H. Cherry, WIN. Morrow,
Thomas O'Conner and A. n. Shook
closed trade yesterday Tor the ground,
forty acres, Vt COwan, on which they
propose to erect, ut once, two iron
furnaces (hot-blast coke) At \ cost of
$500. 900.
These gentlemen. owning most OF
the stock In tho Tennessee Coal and
Railroad Company, including the Sc
vance Coal Mines, have made up their
minds 10 60 TO making ilon on a large
scale. They have ut their mines. In
operation nov, two hundred coke
ovens, aud they are building :w0 hum
bred more. SO that Ia less than six
months they will have one Of the
largest coke works In the United
States. As the coke has been thor
oughly tested for several years, NJ
risk is taken in erecting the furnaces.
Mr.. A. NJ. Shook, the general man-
ager of the Tennessee Coal and Rail-
road Company, il 10 the city prepar>
ing to commence work This lo.ka
like gong to work, instead Of waiting
on Other people. The two furnaces
will BIZ Of 80 tons capacity each. and
will bc the first coke furnaces ever
er ected In Middle Tcnnesses.- Nash.
vile American, I'd inst.
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From the 18th District.
EsrrLL SPRINGS, TENN, March

EsrrLL SPRINGS, Tenn, March =.
Editor Home journal:
We have had n considerable lnfantiriae
excitement in our neiRhborhood. Willie
Brittain, passing near an old well OIL his
fathers nursery grounds. on the 9Th inst +,
something floating therein.
With the AID Of some farm hands aud
yrappling-irons 1t was brought to land.
and upon examination 1t proved to be n
new born infant The facts were made
known to Esq W B Gossage, who impan-
neled IL jury Of inquest to sit upon the
ease. They, (tl,e jury after due exam-
ination ,fthe body and u number Of wit
nesses, found that the body was n male
mulatto infant, which came to its death by
violence. In being sewed and tied up IN a
cotton sack with two stone weights and
thrown into II well by the hands of some
party or parties unknown to the jury
Suspicion pointed to II certain quarter
but WAS deemed not sufficient to justify an
arrest. This Is not the first case OF the
kind occurring In that locality, and our
citizens are endeavoring to ferret the mat
ter out.
The freight train due here II IL. m. OF
the 9th Inst, (south bound) hat two OF IL
ears thrown from the track by a draw
head" having been displaced.
The continued rainy weather, 1t is fear
ed, will throw the farmers late IN their
planting and oat sowing.
Yours, X. STYx.
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ggi"ss'stsF A'F"''''
Winchester, Tenn.

THIS INSTITUTION, FOR LADIES
i AND GENTLEMEN. begins its sec
Ond Scholastic Year with II Faculty or
seven teachers. September lst' 1871.
ADVANTAGES :-I.oration for health un-
surpassed. and easy OF access from AL parts
Of the State.
Young, earnest and able teachers In ev-
cry department.
Classical. Scientific and Irregular courses
of instruction.. q,
Special advantages In Music. Vocal and
Instrumental.) Penma nship. B"Ok-Heep-
ing. and Modern Languages.
| Cheaper board and tuition combined
with SUPERIOR school room advantages.
| AIMS: Thorough aud Symmetrical Cul-
ture OF Body Mind and Heart; the watch
word being. A True Manhood and True
W manhood.
| God places brothers and sisters in the
same family. and by placing boys AMI
girls In the same school. the boys are gen
/ tier and the girls stronger, while the NOR
ais and manners of both are purer and
better.
The instruction IL given by teac hers who
have warm hearts TO welcome and willing
hands to help, and is thorough, careful
and complete.
The complaint so often urged. that
teachers In Colleges are slaves TO routine
that they blindly follow precedents. and
never originate or adopt new methods. cal
not be made against Winchester Normal.
She has fresh Young life. does not roll ~
the old ruts; but Is guided by large ant
liberal ideas, while possessed VI force o
will to carry them out.
The Scholastic Year comprises two
terms. each Of tive months.
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From the 10Th District.
Editor Home Journal:

Editor Home journal:
The mountains still have their pure at
mOsphcre and healthy bleezcs. The peo-
pie look strong and healthy, and n great
many are working with courage answer
able to their looks-sOme clearing land
and others blowing and preparing their
fields for u future crop. All seem to be
moved by n spirit of industry,
Rev. W. b. Wattcrson, Of Winchester
" no WAS preaching once II month ut Mt
HOreb Church In our neighborhOOd, has
tailed to I'LL his last two appointments
We hope there ia nothing serious with
him. Also. Rev. 7. Wilkinson. who has
been preaching there, failed to come to hi'
last appointment. So, We have been AL
most minus preaching TOT the last month
The mountain peach trees are In ful
bloom. We are rather afraid they ar,
early birds again.
The present warm. rainy spell IS caus
ing vegetation to come forth. and If W.
have no more cold weather cattle MA!
soon be set ut liberty to shift for them
selves.
The dogs are playing havoc with the
sheep in the mountains. Let us have
more dog law and better dog law, or fewer
dogs and better ones.
We have just had long and tedious
Court In the 10th. In this the plaintiff
seemed to have had all idea that Justice
had lett the old 18th, and he followed it t.
the head OF Salt RIVER. He there had TIN
defendants arraigned, but. BY agreement
they brought the Court to the 18th, wher
they had II very tedious trial, and eac
party seemed to be very much interested
The case was ably discussed on each sid
Capt Money. an experienced lawyero
Alabama, .4or the plaintiff, and Mr.. jaime
Taylor, II worthy young lawyer o: Win
chester, for defendant. Mr.. Taylor stoO
firm to the law and defended his client
In y way that would have been honorabl
to an old and experienced lawyer.
We are sorry to see the names OF
many good and clever men for Trustee
unless we could vote for them all.
Mountain. March 6, 1880, 333
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Chancery Sales
For March 22d, 1880.

James Williams ct ais. We. Shade Pei
ham 1T. ais.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Court Of Franklin county. Tennessee. pro-
nounced at It's January Term. 1880, In
above cause, l will, on
Monday. March 22d, 1880.
at the Courthouse door In Winchester,
Tenn. sell to the highest bidder. the
the 150-scre tract Of land described IN the
pleadlngs, situated Oh the waters Of Crow
Greek, In tho 18th civil district Of said
county.
Said land W III be sold on u credit Of one
and two years. except 10 per cent. Of the
purchase money required In cash-the
biddings to commence ut 75cts per acre
and will BE- sold subject to the widows
dover.
Notes with good security will be re.
quired Of the purchaser. aud lien re-
tanned, &c.
This February 10th. l.S0.
4. IL. FINCH, c. Il n.
feb28-tds 81
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PETEasoN's MAGAZINE for April is
already on our table, ahead as usual.
Every month, almost. this popular
lady's book has some new and special
attraction. The one this month is a
series Of designs in embroidery, fur
nished by the "philadelphis School OF
Art needlework. One is for q Tea.
table cloth. printed in colors; another
for the cnds of towel, also printed in
colors; another for a pillow.case. full
size; another, q beautiful Flower AL
phabet for marking handkerchiefs; be
sides IL score Of many other designs in
crochet and embroidery Of ali kinds
The principal steel plate isa charming
picture OF little girl, seated ON .
bank, gathering grasses and early flow
ers, on one OF these windy March days
Address, Chas. j. Peterson, 800 Chest
nu, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Peterson and the Home Journal on,
year for 81 80.
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FROM DECHE RD.
DECHERp. TENS., March 9Th

DKCHEKD. TENS., March 9Th.
Editor Home journal:
The wheat crops in the vicinity Of Dech-
erd are looking splendid: We fear II isa
little too forward. Some OF 1t. l think,
has commenced to joint.
The wet weather Is putting the farmers
back about sowing oats. The winter outs
sown last fall were pretty well all killed
out during the cold spell about Christmas.
Mr. W & Underwood Is conductor of u
freight train on the N &C Railroad. He
Is M old hand ut the business, and Is u
good railroad man.
Mr. J L Haynes. the Kentlen'anly and
clever conductor, still pulls the bell-Iope
on the Wine hester & Alabama line.
A young man named Williams living a
this place, some time week before last
volunteered his services to do q coupling
lob for some Of the train hands. and after
the doctor got through with him he bad
two fingers less and badly smashed
hand.
Mr. Joseph Sewell, the contractor FOL
building the church At Greenhaw, tPrim-
tive Baptist) has received his bill Of lum-
Der. and will soon have the building up.
We learn that Mrs. Jackson, the lady
who had the money stolen from her nj
Cowsn lately, and who had been stop
ping at Mr. Fohles'. above here. t. avail
the trial which was to have been before
Esqr Merritt. Of Winchester, on Tuesday
the eth inst. has left for her home In In
diana; consequently she will not be here
to appear ~ prosecutor against Anderson
and Barnes, the parties she swOre out
States warrant against.
MARRIED.-On Sunday, the 18th day o.
February, ut the residence Of the brides
mother, Mrs N. witt, near Decherd, Nj
Charlie Best to Miss Kate. Rev j II Hes
sew, OF the N. Z. Church. united the hap
py pair. Theparties are both quite young
and their many friends wish them long
lie and much Happiness. \.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-11

There WAS . disastrous IRE in our
sister town OF Shelhyvills last Satur-
day morning, about hsifp past one
o'clock. One whole side Of The build.
dings on the Square were consumed.
The insurance Vas over &C., 900. and
nearly all Who were insured were in
sured tn about the amount OF their
losses. Those who were not Insured.
according to the Americana CORES
poudeu,) have the sympathy Of the
community. No one. however, gym
pa,h'scs with the insurance Compa-
mics. This IL somewhat natural. but Il
10 very urjust. However. the Insu>
rance Coupanies eau get slose With.
out sympaihy-at least the "Etna"
and "PLOnix." of Hartford. repre-.
scented 10 wiuchsstsr by ww. J. Stat.
ter, can do %. Insure with 10 sad
you will get you, n"ney Il you are
burned out, and we will not ask your
sympathy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-11

The State Democratic Executive
Committee have called q convention
Of the Democracy OF Tennessee, u
meet In Nashville on Tuesday, the Btu
Of June next. for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates to the National Demo-
cratic Convention and selecting Presi
Dental electors for Tennessee.
Also, q Democratic convention il
called to meet at the Capitol in Nash
vile, to nominate q candidate for Gov
srnor, on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of
August next.
We hope there will he harmony in
both conventions, hut AZ to the con
vcntion In August we have much fear
Or all luarrels We do most dislike
family ones, and we are most inclined
to side with Che faction that is readies'
to forgive and make up" But i,
would tax our christian nature no little
to join in, both heart and hand, with
any effort 20 hiring dishonor upon oui
State by refusing to recognize Us 9
debt oil bonds signed by our Gov
ernors and stamped with the seal Of
the State. Above all things a sover
eign State should set an example o
honesty. even If taxes have TO u
quadrupled in order to do so. II thu
State can repud'ate. then individual
will naturally feel it less criminal ~ b.
dishonest.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-11

Talk about curing hama! Go into
ecstaciss over sugar>eured hams! FIX
tol the virtues OF Hart \ Henseley''
e. c. hams-if you choose. But you
should sce-Or should have seen
ham Of our own curing which We cut
last Sunday. 1t WAS four years old
We cured il ourself, and it WAS The
sweetest. purest, most palstahls han
We ever tasted. Sir John Franklin Of
DR.. Kane, with plenty Of such hams or
bosrd, could voyage round the world
10 the tropic zone . dosen times, o
the rate OF . mile Q day, and the,
would not complain Of spoilt meat
Our recipe 10 patented.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-11

They call it Jay Gould's telegraph
line, but VIC are glad 10 see il, be it
whose it may. The long cedar poles
are scattered from one side OF Win
chester to the other, and very soon We
will be in communication by two tele-
graphic lines with all the world. Va
wouldn't be much surprised il the
rates for telegraphing will he so cheap
that all Of Us will forsake the mails and
Just send our letters by electricity.