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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

The secret history has Just come
to light, according to the San Fran
cisco Call, of the negotiations, which
were almost successful, by which it
is alleged King Kalakaue intened TO
dispose of his birthright, the king
dom of Hawaii, for a 100000
mess of pottage. Cesar Celso Mo-
reno, who acquired some notoriety
not long ago in San Francisco, in
connection with Chinese steamship
lines, was father of the project, and
succeeded in inducing the king to
consent to it and empower him to
carry it into completion. The plan
was that the Chinese steamers were
to import as speedily as possible
100000 Chinese subjects into the
island, and these were to be taxed
81 head, thereby raising $1,000
600. Immediately the Minister of
the Interior was to issue q procla-
nation declaring all persons on the
island citizens who wished the fran
chise. The Government was then
to proclaim to the people that it was
favorable to an annexation with
China, and call upon the people for
a popular expression on the ques-
ton. The 100000 coolies would
outvote all the other population,
and naturally would vote forannex-
alton. The 81, 100000 head tax was
to be the price, and more was prob
ably to be paid to the islands. Mo
reno's mission was to withdraw the
foreign watch-dogs-the Ministers.
When this conspiracy was discover
ed the wealthier portion Of the for
eign residents brought every influ-
ence to bear, and the king was fore
ed to dismiss the Objectionable por-
ton of his ministry, and revoke Mo-
reno's commission, and thus ended,
for the present at least, the attemt
at turning over to China the Sand
wich Islands.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24
A woman's Experience.

Mothers and Daughters should
feel alarmed when the feeling Of
WEAKNESS and languor too constant
ly oppresses them. IF | am cross
and fretful from the exhaustion Of
vital powers and the color is fading
from my face, / always find imme-
diate relier in that excellent remedy,
Parker's Ginger Tonic, which seems
to build up my system and drive
away pain and melancholy with
wonderful certainty. Several of my
frinds have experienced the same
benefit from its use.-A Buffalo
lady.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

"a young friend of mine was cur
ed of an Unsuitable thirst for liquor,
which had so prostrated him that
he was unable to do any business.
He was entirely cured by the use of
Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all that
burning thirst; took away the appe-
tite..for liquor; made his nerves
steady, and he has remained sober
and steady man for more than two
years, and has no desire to return to
his cups; / know of number Of
others that have beencured of drink
ing by it."-From a leading r. r.,
Official, Chicago, Ill.-1sHaes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

alone. L cannot leave my husband,
Uncle Walter-I love him.
"Then you must both Of you
come and be my children, said the
old man doggedly, "and you must
come now, for the great house is
like a tomb"
Frank is an express agent no
longer and pretty Minnie moves in
velvet and diamonds; but they are
quite as happy as they were in the
old days anG that is saying enough.
Uncle Walter Harrington grows
older and feebler every day, and his
two children are the sunshine Of
his declining life. ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24
Happy Friends.

Rev. +. NJ. Winburne, pastor of
NJ. Il. Church, Mexia, Texas,
writes as follows: Several months
since / received q s1pply Of st. Ja-
cobs Oil. Retaining two bottles. |
distributed the rest among friends.
1t is most excellent remedy Tor
pains and aches Of various kinds,
neuralgia and rheumatic
affections.-Jdcksos, Daily Patriot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24
Mysterious Shooting.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August l0.-Wm.
f. Lauberman, son of J. III. Lau-
herman, prominent and wealthy
citizen, was mysteriously shot on
the street late last night He had
been seen in an excited converse
ton with three unknown men
then shots were heard. He was
found dead and the men were gone
There is no clue yet TO the murder
org
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

How did you find your uncle.
Johnny ~ In apple-pie order.
"How's that ?r "Crusty."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

Dean Stanley was q true genius.
II took four men and boy to make
ont his handwriting.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

The man who was lost in slumber
found his way out on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

Zebras are very stylish they
wear stripped stockings up on their
neck.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

The fly that walks on oIeomarga-
rine is not the butterfly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

To the sick Peruna is the greatest
blessing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24

/ was about to repeat the words
in astonishment, when he motioned
me to silence.
''And who is the offender ?"
81 don't know myself yet. He
don't want a scene until the mo-
ment of arrest ; we are safe enough
until we reach Bayswater.'
"Where is he ?n
''The detective ? He sits by the
door yonder, with q ragged fur cap
pulled over his eyes. Did you ever
see a more perfect specimen of the
dilapidated countryman ?"
/ smiled / could not help it.
'What is the case ?"
"a murder-a man and his wife
and two little children-their throats
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24
NEW
January 10th, 1881.

This house is furnished in tirst-elass, mod
ern STYLE, with the modern conyeniences OF
Heaters. Hot and Cold Water Baths, large
Reading Rooms, ParlOrs and Chambers, and
has good Stables attached.
The Table and Bar viii be as GOOD AS
THE BEST.
From experience in the Hotel business,
Aatter myself can render satisfaction 10 all
wha may call.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-24
The sandwich Island Story.

At the conclusion of this perora
ton the House silently adjourned.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
4ACETlL4lAS.

Visit. i ldnes tuvo lugar on la
Real Al liencia a vista de Ia causa for
NADIA i La Cr6aica. No pudimos asis-
tir pero 80 nos ssegura qHa tsnto Al
iIustrsdo senior Fisoal de imprenta D.
Fernando NJ. da Sann.J lliau, como 81
j6vsr letra1o senior Ezaburu estuvieron
i grande aitdra en- la. aclsacion Y de-
fensa. Ignoramos a1u u&el rasuitado.
A Ultima hora sabemos que ha
sido absuelta La Cr6nica por uno d,
los dos art'oulos que motivaron su de-
nuncia, y c)ndenads por 81 otro ,iu-
to nnneros de suspension. Ell .Sr. Fis-
cal habia pe1ido traintar
Deploramos este percance,
ESQ da asco.-El colegs del frente, al
cual no SOLO SO 10 esta dsndo caracter
bufo por su grocioso director sino qua,
sin respeto al pa olico, empisza usar
vocabIo- que la iscanciaI prohIbe, llama
Ipsco aedido al BoLErN sin. Las latras
ed, 10 que proiuc5 aseo = nauseas.
Pareoe N ontra qas tonga lectoras un
papel tan decente como EJ Agente de ne.
g,cios.
Rasgo generoso. --Ssgun nos esoriben
do Aij1ntas, nue. stro amigo D. jose
Aparicio, diglo &icalde ;e aqasl p1a-
bio, en- vez de tomar ell liuero que Dor
sus sneldos Ia pertaEecia, 10 hA emo,aa-
do Ell una linda oasita, emoapalada,
nusvA coq1eta, IL cusl regal6 al Ayun-
tamisnto para escusla. B l91a falta Ia
hacta. Esta b9la aoaioa no necesita
comsntarios. o. ala tuviera muchos imi
ta1ores este proosdimiento conserva-
lor. -.
Frdtos So nos asegura que en- una
eseuela ds cierta poblacion i'm oortante,
L to con extran Ia la junta que uu nj
10 muy adelantado en t>das las asigna-
turas que pertenec9 4 ana famiia visi-
b ., r1 coutastaba una palabra de Doc
trina cristiaaa. El pirrooo preguut6 al
prof ssor el nolivo de a1uelIa ignoraa
cia, y este le contest6 que ell pad del
nino Is habl1 aDfostaao expressed y.
to que 40 qaerla que su hijo apr ii diase
nada do doetrina nj de religion. ia ds
.dvertir que la f4miGa qua pertoaaoe
el nino no es julia, nj protes tan; }" nj
axtranisra adn; es simp emant hoara
pero ESQ e, may liberal fiutos del pc,
rio lismo antioatolico.
Maestro Cipoilini..--El slbalo tuvc
Iugar la fancjon de gracla del intaligen.
to laborioso director de orquesta. s
la coneurrencia no fue tan numerosa GO
mo era ae esperar, con to- 10. pnede ca
5atle \ s.. Ctpolini Is funlada sati4
4cciop de po3er dsoir qne sn h3oefci
hs sldo uno 10 los mas ruidjsos triun
fos artistieos que hemos preeancssdo el
sta tamporads, y Ia .isoriera Go que ?
p1olioo 10 e-ta capital We va hoy eu {
mas que un director de orquest,
disstro ye IN inspirado oompositol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
TELEG2AMAS VIA NUEVA-Y0RK

Madrid 90 de enero. Ell Presidente del Se-
nado anuncia que aquel alto 0uerpo ha acor-
dado IN voto Ia graeias al captain general
Bianco, Ia marina y los Joldados volun-
tarios de CI3a lor sus ssrvieios en- favor del
restabee.mieat0 do la paz en Ia isa.
El com sndante general De Marina ha tee
graA4do al gobierno de E3paha pi!ieado la
destitueion y suspension inme1iafa IA sueldO
contra todos los emplaados com plicadoS en- los
frandes 1ltimanente doscubert1s, causa de
caracter de grayeda1 one revsteron aqusllos
hschos
lem, id, id-Ho Hoy quAi6 aprobad0 el pro-
veto de- contest lcion NJ diseurso de la @ roaa
por 299 votos contra 65 E result Ad) do Ia
votacon Sc eonsidera como una gran victoria
para @. .ministerio.
L6ndres id, in.-Jomuniean de Valparaiso
que las faerZas chilenas qu operan contra Ii.
ma com araudon 22500 soidados de infanteIia,
300 de caBalIeria 24A0 altlerns con 80 Ca
fiones 10 ametralladoras G2tlir que fo' mar
80 900 hombres
L6ndras II Ga enero.-Dice un deSpacho de
Buenos Aires fechado aver que los chllsnos
atacaron derrotaroa compietamense al eje:
cit0 peruano en- Mirahorss, E presidente
Pierola, jefe supreme del eercito, ha hlido.
Los chilenos cuparon lima el II lei CO
rriente SIN halar rssisten Ia.
E6ndres y 4 J enero.--Diee IN desnacho dt
Bnena as Aires chado aye, cue el 'marC
de P ol,. ! el ninistro pc lano lie h Gaerr
fn erc" hethos prisoners Or los chi DC. }4o
lerd Ia DE les neruanos en- la Datslsa do Cho
rriIl ; Sc esti ID en 1000 solda,ios ma rtC- ,
900 DrjrioneTCs Eli II talla de Mlrafiofe:
toms ON parts 1900 peruanos. Las n as i,
los chile os eA. ambas bat las fueron CT lsi le
rabies.
81 cuerpo alplomatico acreditado en- IAms
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
GACErA DE HOY.

Dice ell Gobierno Gen eral al alcal-
de de Maunabo: No es mIcho ell
aumento de ninos obteaido en- esas
escuelas desde abri /; ell tanto por
ciento resulta to1ayia bajo en- los
barrios.
-Nombrado alcal1e do Ponce ell
Excmo. Sr. 3. Juan Jose Carta-
gena.
La Real Auiiancia ha designa-
DO para :ej ejarcer el cargo de inspec-
tor de los >Registros d. la propiedad
al Sr. Juez de la Instancia de Ca
tedral D. Aureliano ,Aeiiua.
-Esta vacante una de las escri-
banias de actuaciones de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
RIB y " A L ES .
Ell DINERo DELAToR.

En- el tribunal de Assisss de AK
sc est4 vieudo actaalmsnts uu process
ouya instruction eDsena como Sc persi.
que los eriminales para que sean ha.
bidos.
El 27 de mayo por la msnana des'
pert ban IN labrador de Saint Mar.
TIN da Graus los relischos &c un GAIA
Ito engaochado IN ,3ch9 de correos
l1ono 10 @ rca lie FL casa. Sorprea
dido eI Iabrado or, subio ai coehe y VIC
en medic De n chat,o de sangre IN -
&C grande de t3in oscura, sAmejaato {
los que sirven para trasportar los dos'
pschos. Lo abfi6 Y hallf dentro uE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09

De Ia Gale lie San Frsraisoo dep 1sito le
calza1o al Gu artsl do Artilleria So exGcayi6
una cadeaa d5 bro en formt de rossi ).
Ill qua - slrVL tevolYerla en ests inoren-
Ia, So le gcatifloara Y agr sd .cera Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
IDa05 NUEVOS.

Por O. i4i4 vlpor-cocrso j, han rseibi.
do en- esta Empra1ts ae re.lizaa b.ratas
La obras ig1ieutes:
Dolorasds Clnool nor, Tr4gsiia de e.
:hylo, Map lie III oolt E5 ;ia i.lo, por
Alar tOn.
Manual te6r, 20 pc icci,o ds lbs J1zraios
muuicip lis", por AbeIia.
,F.siOl sia por Bsckl sr.
CocinA moiecIt, fllosofa LII dsrecho.
por Pris 70.
Beck II, obr4s 10 este distinguido poeta.
Apan ttc) dbl D3racho Civil, Dor Elil5.
Historic a. Esp9na, por l. .flsnts.
LII Criatlr., :, pJr JrCego.
4s2n m QorEei, ds53u5riniento con1u;s.
to DE- M5jico, Joaquists del PERU, Ell Mr.
por Micl3.9t.t
Ell sect9. po: i'll.
Libro 10 l3s cAnt8ra3, Cleat1s color de
rps ,, p)r Trueba.
Romancero lie Ocist5oal Colon, por Esco.
bar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09

Granatica ID Ia icli3n |,
EDIJION De 1890.
So HI re 3ioib por el dit'mo vlo).ao,.
REQ y - rttiiz>o blr IT'S, ID mis- A. 4d>
o.ras OBJ >s iastcl ;tivls rocfsativas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
AV[S0 AL PUBLIC0.

Sc leses eoasegafr las "aanorj ~ hs.6ricas
y esttlis &c u sore PusrsoRit )" de 4 n To.
mas de U6'd)ba gols. La "Gaceta Oicial"
Io91a ei aho lie 1907 al De 1870.
Sc admitifin os ajeap.ares co noletos in.
com oeto5 q % 50 pra9ehen 4a est4 III liza pa
gan lose p)r los a.3nQs III l3f3cio LIBERAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09

rssfriado que por fortuna no ofrece cui-
dadc.
III dia ha sido de Drueba. En- la Ca
lie del Msiiodia Grande, IN amante
burIado mat6 una j6ven de un tiro. y
otru Otslo de chaquats ha dado de pu
iialsdfs & su querids en- 10 Gale de
Amaniel. Ell amor Sc Va hacienda in
tratab,e peligroso. Y aqui va 10 me.
ior. En- Audtjar, ahtes de aver, una
esposa indignada cogio q gu marido y lie
arr1j6 IN pozo, de donde le sacaron
cadsvsr. Esto va pasa de castano os-
curol
DrA 15.-Las noticias que llegan de
los desastres caussdos por ell huracsn
son lamentabes oasi todos los rios de
Espafia se han desbordsdo; hay gran
des p6rdidss y algunas dssgracias per-
sonales.
Ea ell C3ngreso hs continuado ell de-
BATE sobre Ia Hacienda, hablsndo de
nueYo los ssfores Gonzalez, Villayarde
' Cos-Gayon ell primero ha Ietirado
SD snmienda. sQle hemos ganado ?
La gente que habia acu1i1o las tribu-
mas para OR al discurso de Alfonso Mar
tinez, SO retro temprano, porque ese
hoabrs p1blico no hablara contra la
totalidsd del proyecto de contsstacion
al Msnssis hssta 81 l1aes. So asegurs
que dirs grandes cosss; paro ga sAbe-
mos 10 que son estos anuncios. Signe
la frisldad en la Camara.
Ell Ssnado SO ha rennido con el inieo
obiato De spsobar alguuas actas; apso-
vschando la ocasion, los fosioni stas han
hecho preguntas mas 8 n6nos inten.
cionades. El general Ssnz ha pedido
81 expediente de- defraudacion de efsc-
tos timbrados en- esa isla.
El roy ha abandonado 81 lecho, y aoa-
so salga mansna. C$novss tAmbien ha
tenido que recogeEse POI sentirse lads
puesto.
por 9 noche, henefeio de- Eehegaray,
reDres utando en- Ell teatro Espsnel n
trsmebundo drama La muerte en- los d
bios e1 p1blico, es decir, sus constantes
amigo. &c ban despachado So gusto,
Aplaud ,kndole y glorifeandole; IN ae-
Tor Ie ha entrsgado una corona con este
- s@% 49, ef@
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

without II murmur. TO talk hcresy,
and even iniidclity, is no longer consid-
cred shocking. Nearly all Of the cardi-
nal points of church discipline are Ell
thcr avoided, or lost sight Of.
The above are but few Of the chang
es which have taken place. What the
next decade will bring forth is ques-
ton. Discomfort is murmured ON all
sides, and decided tendency to commu'
nism is on the increase. While slavery
existed in the South, money wasa bund-
ant, and the number Of discontcnts was
comparatively small. But with their
freedom the blacks swelcd the number
largely, and they are last falling into
the evils which the whites complained
Of.
No country has proiitcd SO much by
the progress Of the age as the United
States. Even the South, though but
just emerging from most disastrous
war, losing thereby thousands OF hc'
best men and millions in value, has fell
the tidal wave of advancement, and il
to-day well on the road to greater pros
perity than ever before. Not only doe
, she export more cotton, but she is be
g coming scli-sustaining; railroads are be
! ing built wherever the industries Of TIN
q people demand them factories are III
g creasing in numbers, and her mountain
), made to yield up their untold riches IL
= coal and ores. The great drawback t.
n her advancement, is II largely increasing
Q number Of oilers, The negroes no longc
!, work as formerly, and The towns AZ
d crowded with them. The majority o
= these people are still in as mncn '8no'
. ancc as when slaves, though an!ycrsit'
~ and colleges have been built t'r the"
IS and they receive the benefits Of pubh
70 schools as we'll. When educated, nov
1t ever, they, Ike the whites, seek
d make living professionally, or by spe
Of uIation, regarding manual labor a. b
G, Meath their station. 1t Is not supnsIu,
70 therefore, that salaries have been I
IT duced, and thousands iind tAemsc!"
to without employment, OF course ii II
present system goes on, every year ma
ot make matters worse. Education shou
ne not unfit a person fer labor, but, on Il
r. contrary, make Inn labor all the bestc
:, :; Il Nashville sunday Times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

\ Joint resolution Las been introduced
in Congress proposing an amendment tc
the Constitution of the United States
changing the mode of elccting President
and vice-Prcsidcnt. Ii dispenscs with
the Electoral College, and provides for
an election by the people by secret bal
lot by direct vote in districts, each State
to have as many districts as it has Sen
ators and members of Congress, and
each district to have one vote, the vote
to be canvassed by a State Board of
Canvassers consiating of the Governor,
ChicfJustice, and Secretary of State (;
their return to be made to the Speaker
Of the House, and to bc conclusive
proof of the result; the votes to b.,
counted by Congress in joint conycn-.
iicn, and plurality vote t. elect.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

Senator Davis, OF Illinois, has intro
duced bill in Congress in relation t,
the resignation Of Judges Of the Court,
of the United States who may be per.
mancntIy disabled to discharge THEN
duties. 1t provides that upon the ten
der of the resignation, which shall state
thc fact Of permanent disability, the
tender Of the resignation, with the ac-
reptance, is TO be filed in the State De.
partment. The President shall then
nominate a successor, and the Judge so
rcsigning shall receive for life the salary
payable to him at the time of his rcsig-
nation. Ari,tocracy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
Winchester, Tenn.

: y and ,l CANT Top and y, Top Euggics
and trst-cia,- Harness and Saddle Horses.
Il,m,s boarded by the year, montlI or day
very low, and well attended to by faithful
grn"msm' n.
Hack, run night and day from Winchester
to D,chcrd. Passengers called for in any part
of town, AMI baggage checked.
aprl-f ELLIS DAYS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09
NONRESIDENT Notice.
Davis & Martin va W X Mathews ct nj.


1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Clcrl
and Master, from the affidavit in complain
ants bill in above cause, that the defendants
the heirs OF lack Mathews, deed. whose
names are unknowi--are non-rcsidents Of thu
State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro
cess OF law cannot be served upon them.
Ii is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, published in Winchester, Tenn, re-
qniring them to appear and make defense to
said bill, on or before the fourth Monday in
January next. before the Chanccry Court al
Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn, or the
same will he taken for c;nfcfsod and set for
hearing ex-partc as to them.
This DEC. Il, 1850.
I. IL. FINCH, c. An.
dec22-Iw
Simmons & Curti;, s,lcitora.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09
French .angUa sc.

Prof. \. Jourdan is prepared to give fr1c'
lessons to y lew more pupils. Ills ca's- s arc
making fine progress. References: GoHtrn1'
Marks and lady, Dr, MurrcII and lady, j, !.
Baugh and lady, v, j, Slater and lazy, Nj
+. Petty and lady, Il. :. Henderson an" lao:
DR.. c. i. Baird and iaiy, Mc4"rs. limbre% AN
sons, and MISC. Mag. ic March, lia I"l,,H
and Melissa Merritt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

4 man, who Lad II claim against the
Government, went to Capt. Doughcrty,
Agent Of the Quartcrnastcr's Depart
mcut, u, Franklin, few days ago,
when the Captain asked him if he had
been loyal to the Government daring
the war.
"Oh, yes sir, very loyal, sir
d" Did you ever take the oath Of ale
giancc to tn. United States Govern
mcnl ?"
" | did, sir"
And have YOU rigrdIy kcptit?"
60 Yes, sir. I;igidIy kept it. Got it
IN my pocket now"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

/. il thought that the bill before Con-
sres. to establish the United States Pos
tai Telegraph Company will pass both
Houses. The bill authorizes the con-
.truction Of lines Of telegraph through
out the entire United States and in all
the waters embraced IN the treaties
made by the United States with other
Governments, and to enter and to oc-
cupy anyand all Government postoiIices
for the establishment Of stations therein
! ard IT, performance Of postal telegraph
service during the full period Of one
. hundred years, with right Of renewal.
/ 1t further provides that the tariff to be
/ charged to the public shall not exceed
twenty cents for the transmission OF
each me saga Of twenty words or less
for any distance in the United States
and where delivery is made through the
Postal Department the Government
shall assume all responsibilities attached
to the same, and charge one cent for {
message for drop-iettcr delivery, tw'
cent. for carrier delivery, and such rate
is may he fixed by the Postmaster Gen
oraI for special delivery when rccep
may be demanded by the sender,
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Manufacturer and dealer in
ALL STYLES CFFURE!vvrr

Prices rs low ~ the same can be b,r,L. :
Nashville. Hi. Furniture i, ri. l,ard,r'..n
and will stand the tcst Of any r,ns,"'In'
usage. Pctur =, Chromo-, De-, neatly fr, ,,"'le
lot On hand for salv very low. All ,, ',' u;
Moulding for sale cheap Ii ven want ' J,.' VI
in your cane chairs come ani pc, Gnr.,,'. af
Patent 3-Ply V 1 ag"ls All kinds Of up,
GoftlNS made to order, and a fully srrpv
OF the incest ON hand, Of any size, nj H.. H..
they can be bought for anywhere lrc, IIs "T"
deliver them in NICE lIEARSE to orr , va,
OF the county. lie keeps On hand an a.t p,r'
mynt Of METALLIC CASES. IL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

aa cheap, or cheaper than the sane can be
bought in Nashville.
lie has al! kinds Of lumber for sale. ct be
lowest price and, as he has, saw-miil Of hi,
own, can fill any ordcr:t short notice.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

All kinds Oh! the best Of Jeans, lin
scys, Shawl. Blankets, &C., Of the best
material, constantly on hand at tie
Winchester Woolcn Mills, and will be
sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
wool
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

Governor Hawkins has ordered an
election to be held in Polk and Bradley
counties, on next Saturday, Feb. l2th,
to fill the vacancy created in the House
hy the unscating Of Stewart.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

The Tennessee Legislature has chosen
a woman as engrossing clerk. The sus-
ceptiblc baldheaded members swear that
she is the most engrossing clerk they
ever had Oshkosh Christian Adyo-
cafe
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-09

The most remarkable and unaccount
able thing in the worlds history is the
fact that the great Napoleon. who rose
from a peasants cottage to throne,
was not an OHIO man.-[Congressional
Record.